The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-05
The TWO JOHNS.
Johnny Bull Won't Trust
Johnny Chinaman's
Promises to Re-
form.
OUTcRY AGAINST AMERICAN SHEEP
France Out of the Sugar Market
Bright London Gossip
on all Topics.
By Cable 10 the United Press.

forwarded to it by the British govern
ment demanding the degradation OF Llu
Ping Chang, Viceroy of Szechuen, for
his connection with the Szechuen riots.
the trouble growing out of the overt
hostility of the Chinese to British sub
jects is not over. The movements OIL
the British squadron in. the Yang-tse-
Kiang show that the tension in the re-
lations between Great Britain and China
has hardly been lessened by the punish
ment of Liu Ping Chang. Vice Admiral
Butler, instead of ceasng to demonstrate
the pressure that is being brought to
bear on the Pekin government, keeps
under orders the British warships at
every point where they were stationed
before the Tsung-li3Yamen apparently
conceded the British demands.
The warship Acclus has gone to Wuch-
ang, where Vice Admiral Butler is
charged to present to Chang Cheh Tung,
the Viceroy, the demands relative to the
inquiry into the Kucheng massacre.
Chang Cheh Tung is notorious hater
of foreigners and Wuchang is the centre
of the production of the pamphlets and
placards melting the population to the
murder of Europeans No overt act
of hostility that would justify Great Brit
ain in demanding his dismissal from Office
can be traced to him despite his known
antipathy to foreigners The exact ma
ture of the demands that will be present
ed to him has not transpired strong
feature of Admiral Buffers mission is
that he is directed to deliver the British
dispatches directly to Chang Cheh
Tung, instead of negotiating through Pc
kin. 1t is expected by the Foreign
Office that the Viceroy will concede the
demands.
Prime Minister Salisbury has directed
Sir Nicholas O'Connor, the British Min
lister to China, to expedite his return
to London. Sir Nicholas will go to ST.
Petersburg as Ambassador in room of
Sir F. c. Lascelles. He will be in Lon
don in November, when new Minister
to China will be appointed
LEGATION CHANGES.
1t is evident that Great Britain is de-
terinined to conserve and expand her
trade and other interests in China. In
order to effect this end, important
changes will be made in the duties of
the members of the legation, a special
commercial attache win be obliged to
make an annual tour of the treaty
ports. The Secretary will visit the
chief consulates, and the commercial at
tache will receive the British residents,
learning their grievances and watching
the course of trade. As Sir Nicholas
OConor suggested these changes, moth
ing will be done in the matter until Lord
Salisbury personally confers with Sir
Nicholas.
1t is runored i'm diplomatic circles that
Sir Julian Pal,ncefote British Ambassa-
~, 80. m .-eNse,
Lord Dufferin as Ambassador to France.
ei,. J,,lian,s nraference for WASHINGTON
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posts is not concealed. but if he should
he offered the blue ribbon Of the Brit
-, a;-.,o..,a+;o so~1-;oo ~ r-o,,1d = is
lsh oiplolhatic serNice' ne "ouiu' Il -
said, be certain to accept it.
ENGLISH GOO COOS
clioue of old-time Liberals. mostly
members of the Reform Club, are resent
ing the proposed transference ofNthe con-
t.o, of tba nar+v +o more democratic
20 - ~. >Iotiosa, ;l.a,.aI rsl,I,. baaIr1
hands. The National Liberal Club, pack-
ed by iterested wire pullers, is trying
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NJ paIi+ioaI c,o,,,-
party reorganization. The PoHtlcal Cons
mittee of the National Liberal Club is
dasirons of avoiding internal souabbles
ue5,A s,,a,se,. ~,
ence, but, in face of the demands of
averv Liberal and Radical association
,s,.4.s-. - In ~ ol,,;,sod J, 49,,
IN lhe GouutIy. ~ wlil III ~ GpliSeu " SI, ~ pro
ceea. me conference VIII We heiu at tne
end OF Octoper. ,...: ~
INQUIRIES mage IN NlhcihS idIls louay
eHclted tne InIoriila LON n tnsut fdilce =
now prdcuiGauy out VI cile SuSeii 1uss, naeli ihet,
exporting NIUE OF no suSat. Inns Is
due, II Is salo, 70 tqrher l ~ pes ,,,+ Sus
ar. Ihe absence oL l!ie i + freiicn a9 PlouutSe tt
has had synlpauneuc aeatoil a OH ia sme
markets. ana mas peeh d .las hAelor n rus lzets-
ing tine prlce 10 elsVen snliilnss per III i.Ii.,
dred weight, am advance OF IS od, W45nan 4bnn
few weeks. "A, "A largef ta eoiMss @ 5tiaii Il IL
that OF the Frencn ~ sy nuicaeS "dS raa3 :. -
supposed, reeeneiy aefeiiplea az T'5c ~. spe.
insurance company % t4Giiuotl e;asl t5t
proached Win Rrgposltioi ,Sa siie'e ~ tbe
sure sugar IN dnefesft ., panaa pon 40 ,it .tae
world TO the Value o. SlovyvSu s.
This COMPANY a. tbeI "a Eyer
qes Wlln view ~ ,ias 1no,vever
part of the rlsK. hnqoirlgs, il1msVeif 4it;es ~
rendered ooupliul VII Wiz Hrof sad a M
sugar had peen aerually r'Iae'
quesuon arose as 70 WuJJt,ei ~; s =, ,laa
tors meant 70 ppsaee ofi fa,I Iil ~ raso @
The proposal therelore leu silouSli, . !sa,s ous
it caused mqcn tag y X lrT eme I5sTI,t SIsaT ii
OUICRA ASAiNo1 d.c, 1,.o Sal ,.n;e;,,o. a.,
The agrlcultural pdpel' fel d,iseio, mo stt
Greaa ot dnns3ann,e}lt 6lsas of sheen from Amer
! - -, fo,,s3J ~ be e,1fferinsr from Scab