New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
WILL SHE FIGHT JAPAN
RUSSIA USED DETERMINED LANGUAGE
IN HER NOTE OF PROTEST.

aAPAN'S REPLY EXPECTED HOCRLf-BELihF lIA'
THE ALLIANCE or THE THREE POWERS
WILL BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PEo-
PIE NOT IN a WELDING MOOD
ILLNESS OF THE MIKADO.
Vienna, April 29-The "Potische Correspond
.nz" the newspaper organ Of all European 1o'-
ernments. is informed from ST. Petersburg 'hat
the Diplomatic note in which the Russian claims
were laid before Japan was couched IN oe-
termined form. Prince Lobanoff. in his last in
,o~,.,aw with the Japanese Minister in St Peters
hurg pointed out that Russia could not take mo
consideration the fear o. the japanese Govern
r,ent that there would be revolution in Japan
II the Mikado acceded to Russias demands ioi
the revision OF the treaty. Japan's reply Is en-
pected hourly. Whatever its nature Is re-
rarded as assured that the understanding pe-
tvoe, Russia. Germany and France Will b MAIN
taned till the desired end shall be achieFeH'
The "Wiener Tageblatt" says editorialy:
not honGSt rso3 T266y by ,S SG aSd Powcrs tow
erd Japan The allies have no Goa OF hSh'Hhs' o"'
hope 10 profit by threats 49,. ,,oa
London April 29-"The Daily Graphc mas
this dispatch from Yokohama:
The Japanese think that when China shall nave
ratlNei the treaty OF peace there Nj! noi ne t,S
Grouni ioI rbe or.n!1n is stu held generally that
such Intervention would cause danSer9us i, -,
The japanese are not in the franz Of mind 10 tesu ]
with equannty the aSu3n o. GU; }e - ctorr
"The Times" correspondent in Kobe says;
The Russian and German Ministers started from rom
Toxic for Kobe on sunday II Is believed ~ ih N,,ts u
Gin t. 2'Sfyf% OF H F6T5gn F5T%TT oSco The
ter IS expected to follow them The MiAaG" fates yte
IS ,o 'p ceiebrate The vcjory Of japanese arms Ev
IDENTIFY the situation i very grave.
From Hong Kong The Times" learns:
pocN
a tTimes' agent and another Englsh hmah, o VINO ",e W
unable leave the Islands or senG tha the
Jananese wish 20 hide ;he massacre OF the Ch'heSe
garrison.
THE Times" correspondent in St. Petersburg
saws that the nil.tay and naval utforlto' there
are preparing to mobilize the forces in case OF
necessity. Russia will not be ready for success
flll action in the far East ne thinks Tor three
months at least.
\ dispatch 10 the Central News from TOXIC
saws that the reports that the Russian frehch
and German Ministers have gone to hlolo Io'
the purpose Of having an interview with premier
ITO are unfounded Japan has not yet ofhcla!ly
renIied 10 the Joint note Of protest lodged by 'he
-hree Powers The Ministers OF the Powers
mentioned are s;ill inclined to take pdViic
view OF rhe situation , .., voko
"The Globe" publishes a dispatch from \ oKo-
hama which says that the Mikado IS suiIernls
from the effects of chill ana that rne - 80
which were 10 have been heid IN h'o'o 10 80 80
brate the victories OF Japan nav "VO'' l'>
in consequence.
Berlin. April 29-The "Nordi'utsche Al Algemeihe
zeitung." semi-official defends Germany $ part
in the Joint protest against the Simonosek treaty
"Ue are fully justified" it says. however niue
the protection Of foreign interests is cohceIheu
a. gding hand in hand with Russia. Ih!s more
nver Is a policy which has the advantage oi pro
,rotinp effectively German trade relations WiNH
East Asia. .,
Paris April 29.-Drumonts Liore laloIe s"s :
Err, -r.,fSipr m 'ylc Joint protest.
ct,oo ,be aaa,b Of Alexander III Russia has been
,reatjng France in very unhandsome name. a t
trs sbe dragged us into the acceptance OF tle IN
I,..S,,cn ~ me Kie ceremony, and now IS hauing
ne in his AFFAIR with Japan 50 as TO INK US n com,
@ u -, ectio1 80 with Germany. Candidy. 20 borrow
,.n yoiliards from people and then play theih
snch scuryv tricks is not very nee