Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
ARE BUSY AT HOME.
Japan Cabinet Subduing
Internal, Strife,
RUSSIA coNcILIAToRY.
Goo, Is Trying to Make Friends With
"oshs {, nan After Their Little
;4sag' @asa"tness.


SAN FRANCISCO, Juiy L.,
The steamer Gaelic arrived today with
the following Japanese yadyices
Toxic, June 2g.-Nlscount Koruna. home
minister, is the busiest man In Japan. For
egn affairs, except Coren, demand no i'm
chiefly occupied in devising measures TO
check International political agitation. The
methods OF Viscount Koruna are far more
sweeping and drastic than any previously
employed in Japan. He is determined that
no newspaper shall continue to assail the
administration for alleged failure to sustain
the national dignity In the recent diiheulty
with the three European powers, and that
no public meetings shall be held by the par
ties In opposition with view OF forcing
Count Ito and his colleagues out OF ONCE.
Press suspensions are enforced at the slight
est sign OF an intention to overstep the
prescribed limitations OF editorial criticism:
Prominent radical leaders are arrested and
brought to trial for endeayoring to organize
demonstrations hostile to the government
to have definitely resolved that he will not
resign his position in obedience to the de-
mand Of the popuface, and he can probably
keep his enemies at n distance until the
meeting Of parliament In November. Then
the real struggle will begin.
Count Inonice has reported the result OF
his experience an envoy TO Corea, and is
ready to formulate his opinion with refer
enee to the future policy Of Japan In Coroa.
He will probably advocate continuance OF
the Efforts to introduce reforms and build UP
a respectable system Of government, hut II is
not certain this advice will suit the present
disposition Of the japanese ministers OF
state. some OF whom are beginning to look
| upon the regeneration OF Corea as hopeless
undertaking.
| conviction that the feeble monarchy must not
be abandoned and would denounce the relin-
| guishment Of the original project as a surren-
| der TO Russian dictntlon,
Count Inonioe declared that Japanese resi-
dents are TO blame for all the existing i'll
| feeling in CorCa. The japanese behavior to-
10 4 iutDl=
| cradle, and he does not wonder the Chinese
arc better liked. AS 10 the Coroan govern
| ment, he has little fault TO fnd with Its re-
| luctance 10 institute speedy reforms. High
| Minister FAX. who has been accused OF os
| pecial hostility to the Japanese. Is praised by
| 1nonlce as having done nothing but his duty
| In resisting extravagant demands for the
| impossibles.
| Reports are current OF concillatory ad-
| vaneos on the part OF Russia toward Japan
| There are strong reasons for believing the
| government at st. Petersburg has instructed
| It's representative in Toxic to address him
| self TO the task Of allaying the Irritation
| caused by the recent demonstration against
the Japanese territorial scheme In Manehuria
| and to discuss plans for restoring cordial re-
| lations between the two nations. Russia Is
said to be willing to explain in friendly
| sense the objections to Japanese expansion
| on the continent and to give assurances that
| she will not oppose the growth OF the island
| empire In other directions, but VIII on the
contrary regard such growth with sausiaa-
Japan is requested to believe that the in
| teIestg OF her powerful nulghbOr Motid De
materially served by the consolidation OF
| Japanese strength in the Pacific, and that
| n guarantees can be given that no inter-
| ference will be attempted In Russia's pro-
| jeets for the development OF siberia an al
| lance may be formed on terms mutually
berehclal. This proposal. sdmt-oilieally
conveyed, has occupied the attention Of the
Japanese ministers of state for several weeks
past.
aries confined at Cheng Tu has been re-
| ceived. Whether the telegraph lines of the
Gze Chnun province are really broken
| their use is prohibited By the local author
| tiles no dispatches can be transmitted A
| report is circulated that members OF the
| Baptist mission have escaped to Chung Jing
awaited. The apathy Of tho Sung Ii Yamen
| In responding TO the appeals OF foreign en-
voys for speedy action has compelled the
| representative of France TO take n decided
have started up the Yang TIE river with
| instructions TO make forcible demonstra
| tlon at Making and to proceed 10 such on-
tremities as the case may demand.
The latest advlces from Formosa state
| that all opposition to the Japanese occupa-
ton has subsidized.
A oolored seaman of the United States
| steamer Yorkton, FAMED Buck. has been
Imprisoned at Nagaslsl, on charge Of
The osaka mint is exclusively occupied
in colnlng one yen silver pieces. OF which
i91 600 are produced daily The object OF
this sudden and unusual output is not
known. The silver yen arc never needed
The Japanese consulate at Shanghai was
reopened June %. Consulates at other ia
panese ports viii be opened early in July.
Livada, where Gar Alexander died has
been called THE jewel of Russia" BY rea-
SON OF lis fair products Or. Prices has been