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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-25
THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
The Attack on China's Premier Causes Con
sternRtion Among Diplomats.

The Attack on China's Premier Causes Con-
sternRtion Among Diplomats.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The news of
the assault on Ii Hung Chang caused
sensation in diplomatic circles in this city.
Gases where an envoy of any kind has
been assaulted in the country to which he
Is accredited are rare, and those in which
a peace commissioner Is attacked are al
most unhcard of in modern days. The
opinion here is that Japan will suffer
greatly as consequence of the assault,
and that the position Of China will be SO
strengthened that she may be able to Sc
euro better terms Of peace than she could
otherwise have hoped for. The incident
may lead to the breaking off OF peace me-
gotiations, which were proceeding so sat
isfactorily, or at least may postpone fur
ther action in this direction until Japan
has guaranteed the safety of China's envoy
and made proper reparation.
A recent parallel case Is the attack made
by General Count Fucntez, OF the Spanish
army, on the Moorish ambassador The
latter was sent to ask Spain to grant Mo-
rocco more time for the payment of the
war indemnity promised for the attacks
on the Spanish at Molillo. General Fu-
pntez became enraged, at one of the con-
face with his clenched fist. So seriously
did the Spanish government regard the In
eident that Prime Minister Sagasta tele-
graphed full explanation, coupled with
expressions of profound regret, to all tho
European courts. General Fuentez barely
escaped being shot, and will probably be
confined for life lone OF the fortresses of
the country. NJ Moorish ambassador
took advantage of the incident to press for
further delay and secured it with little
trouble
No news on tho subject of the attack
upon Lii Hung Chang has been received
by the Japanese legation here, and Minis
ter kurino was unwilling TO discuss tho
occurrence Tho members Of the legation
realize that 1t Is a serious matter, but hope
that the first reports may prove to be ex-
nggeratod. They say no one will deplore
such an affair more than the Japanese
themselves.
The Chinese legation received prompt
notification of tho matter, but their adj
vices contained nothing not in the press
dispatches. Minister Yang Yu did not
care to discuss the subject 1t was stated
at the legation that it was not believed
that 1t would lead to the total breaking
off of the peace negotiations, although 1t
might cause them to be interrupted for
timo. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-25

Ii HUNG CHANG.
The would be murderer was arrested. 1t
is believed that no was prompted to the
crlme by misguided patriotism.
The name Of the would be assassin Is
Koyama Rokunosukl. He is only 81 years
old. His antecedents are as yet unknown.
The news of the attempted assassination
of Lii Hung Chang created much excite
ment at Yokohama. Tho emperor and
empress will send a messenger to Shi-
moneski to express to the distinguished
Chinese statesman their regrets at the
most unfortunate occurrence. Count Ito,
president of the Japanese council of min
listers and one Of the peace commissioners,
has visited Ii Hung Chang and expressed
to him his sympathy and regret. Count
Ito has also telegraphed to Hiroshima ask
ing that Dr. Sato, the imperial physician,
be sent to Shimoneseki to attend the Chi
nese commissioner. The ministers Of
state and number Of other officials have
visited Ii Hung Chang and expressed their
deep sorrow at the occurrence. Every pre-
caution has been taken by the police and
military to prevent any trouble. The gov
eminent profoundly regrets the affair.
The attack on Lii Hung Chang calls to
mind the attempt made on May II, 1891,
to kill the czarowitz, now tho emperor of
Russia. In November, 1890, the czarowitz,
in company with his cousin, Prince George
of Greece, started on d tour Of the world.
They visited Vienna, Athens, Cairo, Bonn
bay, Calcutta, Madras, Ceylon, Bangkok,
Siam, and various places in China and
Japan. While at Otsu, Japan, the czaro-
WITT was attacked with n sword by fanat-
ical Japanese officer, and quite severely
wounded. He would in all likelihood
have been killed had 1t not been for the
bravery of Prince George, who sprang
upon the would be assassin and felled him
to tho ground. The affair caused the great
est excitoment, and the mikado travelled
to Otsu to visit the czarowitz and express
his regret for the attack. 1t had been the
intention of the czarowltz to return to
Russia by way Of the United States, but
he was summoned home by Gar Alexan-
der, and on his recovery he returned to st.
Petersburg by way OF Siberia
The first question discussed by the peace
commission was in regard to an armistice,
but no decision was arrived at. The re-
ception of Ii Hung Chang by tho Jap
anese plenipotentarcs was favorable.
Adyices received from Hong Kong con-
firm the report of the repulse of the Jap
nnese force that attempted to make "a land
ing on the Pescadore islands. The point
at which tho japanese attempted to land
was kakung, in the southwestern part of
the Island of Poughan. Makung is well
fortified place, and has harbor that ad-
mits vessels OF large draught
Another dispatch states that on Thurs
day last tho japanese occupied Fisher
Island, one of the Pescndore group. Sailors
were landed on tho coast and these were
followed by troops. The Chinese made no
opposition.
An official return that has just been is.
sued shows that the total Japanese loss
during the whole campaign has been only
1851 men killed.
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NOIICE-Is hereby given that l. James 4.
IN Leach will apply TO the Legislature at
Its present session, for a divorce. vinculo
matrlmonli. from my wife. Christiaua Leach
h,e-lm' JAMES II. LEACH.
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English trouserinRs TO order IS. e6 mud
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TERRIFIC GALE IN ENGLAND.
Great Damage 10 Property and . Num-
Der OF Persons Killed.

Der OF Persons Killed.
LONDON, March 25.-A terrific gale set
In late Saturday night and Is still prevail
Ing Tho storm is general throughout
Great Britain. There has been immense
damage to property in many of the large
towns. Pinnacles, roofs and chimneys of q
number OF churches were blown of, and
many factories were similarly damaged.
In many cases church services were sus-
pended. A great number of trees were
Frustrated by the gale, and much damage
was done to dwelling houses In many
parts of the country telegraph lines are
down. A fow minor casualties are re-
ported from along the coasts. Many poo
pie have been injured by falling debris. A
wall collapsed In the east end of London
and three persons were crushed to death
beneath it. Three turrets of the pinnaeles
on the west front of the Peterborough
cathedral were blown down. A number
of buildings in town were damaged and q
number Of persons injured.
The roof of the railway station at STRAIT
: ford-on-Avon was blown of and number
of monuments In tho parish churchyard
were damaged. In Birmingham the gale
was felt with exceptional severity. A
man and three children were killed there.
The property damage in the town is esti-
mated at thousands of pounds. Two men
and girl in Leicester were struck by fall
ing debris and almost instantly killed.
Every house in the Ayleston district was
damaged. In Wolverhampton ono person
was killed and twelve injured.
In Walsall two chimney stacks were
blown over. They crashed through the
roof of hospital, broke through the floor
ing and carried nine beds with patients in
them into room beneath. For a time the
excitement in and around the hospital was
most intense, and the widest sort of
rumors were afioat, some having 1t that q
dozen persons had been killed. As quickly
as possible the work of clearing away the
wreekage was commenced and it was soon
found that nobody had been killed. The
nine occupants Of the bed were extricated
alive, but badly injured.
At Kings Lynn immense damage was
done to property A great number of fine
trees and several farm buildings at Sand
bingham, the country residence Of the
Prince Of Wales, near Kings Lynn, was
dpstroyed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-25
TRAIN ROBBERS IN COLORADO J.
They Relieve Passengers Of Watches and
Diamonds and 1000 in Cash.

Diamonds and 1000 In Cash.
VIcToR, Colo, March 25.-Maskcd rob.
bers who held up the Florence and Cripple
Creek south bound train Just outside the
city limits, Saturday night, did not obtain
much plumber. Two robbers boarded the
train at Victor. One entered the sleeper
and began Immediately to wake up the
passengers and seize their money and
watches. The train was fairly well filed,
quite number of ladies being on board.
Besides IL large number of valuable
watches, rings and diamonds about 81, 0D0
In money was secured.
The other robber crawled to the engine,
compelling tho engineer to stop the tra IN
mile and II half south of Victor, where
four or five Of the robbers were in waiting.
They soon had the mail and express cars
open, enforcing their commands with a
ready display of firearms. After the rob-
berry the engineer started the train back
to Victor, but the robbers objected and
commanded tho engineer to pull out
south.
A special train came in yesterday with
the bloodhound that did such good work
recently at Walsenburg, tracking the Ital-
ian murderers. The dog seemed to get a
scent two or three times. but tho officers
Peab az thS Nhplt uhy WlbHOut DcluR HillB
to locate any Of the robbers. The job was
doubtless done by part of the same gang
that robbed John Hargent the night tie,
fore in his cabin near the town. The dog,
upon being placed on what was supposed
to be the trail Of one of the bandits, made
straight shot for some cabins near the
Strong mino in tho outskirts OF the town
Last night Bob Taylor, an exdoputy
sheriff and employe of the Strong mine,
who shot bartender In Pueblo during
tho railroad trouble last summer and a
young man called 1.-THE Kid" working
for the same company, were arrested by
Constable Lambert, of Cripple Creek.
The Kid is alleged to answer to the de-
scription of the man who climbed over the
tender and held up the engineer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-25

MADRID, March 25.-The queen regent
having charged Senior Canovas Del Cas-
tillo with the formation Of cabinet to re-
place the Sagasta ministry, the following
appointments are announced; President
of the council, Senior Canovas Del Castillo
minister of foreign affairs, Duke Tetuan;
grace and justice, Senior Romerobledo;
war, General Azzarraga; marine, Admiral
Beranger; finance, Senior Navarro Re-
verter interior, Senior Cos Gayon; public
works, Senior Borch; colonies, Senior Cas-
tellauns
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FOR RENT.

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BRooKwoop, Ala, March 25.-m p
trunk In the family garret Miss Grace
Myatt, OF this place, hos just made dis
covery which will excite the envy Of all
the stamp collectors Of tho country. 1t is
Uniontown, Ala. stamp issued in war
time and quoted, such is its rarity, at
81, 600 A number Of other valuable stamps
were discovered In the same trunk, among
them being Columbus, Ga, issue, which
may turn out to DO as big find as the
Uniontown one.
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Il or ltl,NT-ilouse No a0l1 Del Avenue,
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PARIS, Mo-, March 25.-Sheriff Unstadt
and posse, while attempting to arrest
Thomas Moutaw, a maniac living near
here, were forced to shoot and beat him
into insensibllity. Moutaw fought like a
tiger, first with shotgun and afterwards
with a large corn knife. Several Of the
posse were injured before the maniac was
oyerpowered. His wounds may not be
fatal.
Inc reTusal or the reiohstag 10 pass
vote Of congratulation to Prince Bismarck
on the approaching anniversary of his
birth causes great indignation In Ger
many.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-25

WHEELING, w. Va, March 25.-A dis
patch was sent out to several papers
Saturday night to the effect that ex-
United States Marshal Hagerty, and city
treasurer OF Warrington, had shot him
self In the head on being confronted with
a charge of embezzlement. The fact is
that Mr.. Hagerty shot himself while in q
delirium during an attack of grip. He is
not known to have been short In his ac-
counts. Mr.. Hagerty died soon after the
abnntinn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-25

NfeE, March 25.-In the race here yester-
day for small craft the new French ten
rater, Luciole ii, owned by NJ Louis vii
ton, again defeated Mr. Henry Aliens
American built Dakotah. Light airs and
Gains prevailed throughout the racing.
Saturdays race between tho big cuttees
Ailsa, Britannia and Valkyrie 1, which
Ailsa won by about three miles over a
thirty mile course has boon annulled ny
the racing committee. The committee
decided that both Ailsa and Britannia
crossed the line before the firing of the
starting gun. Valkyrlc was disqualified
for not carrying side lights after dark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-25
Charged with Killing His Two Boys.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 25.-Severhl
days ago two little boys, aged and o re-
speotively, suddenly disappeared from
their home, and IL was thought they were
kidnapped. Yesterday Beverly Blake
swore out a warrant for the arrest of John
Ringo, colored who is their father claim
ing that he had disposed of them by foul
means. Blake, who is u former lover pf
Ringo's wife, claims he can prove the
children were murdered and thrown into
the Ohio river. Ringo Is now In Jail.
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NOTICE

NJ OTlCE--If you never saw the new wnos-
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bought ut ~ and 10 cents a pound. Branch
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York. og7-tf-eod
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PROVIDENCE, March 25.-The operatives
of the Atlantic mills, of olneyvllle, held a
mass meeting this afternoon and discussed
the lockout. All the speeches were bitter
against the mill owners, but 1t was de-
cided to delay aggressive action as 1t is
expected that general strike will be
ordered by the district court council of
textile workers within few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-25

TARENTUM Pa, March 25.-The resi-
dence of John F. Courier, adjoining the
Tarentum camp ground, was destroyed by
fire and Mr.. Courter was burned to death.
Mr. Courier was 80 years Of age and had
been partly blind for a number of years.
Mrs. Courier was rescued by her daughter
and granddaughter through the window.
Both the women were burned in rescuing
the old lady s
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 2b.-After the
decision of the Harvard faculty regarding
football last week Captain Brewer dis
missed his team and stopped practice
Yesterday, however, he issued an order
calling the team together to resume
practice, and 1t is expected that the team
will keep their practice games up until
after the Easter recess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-25

HARRISBURG, March 25.-William Bit
ting, superintendent of the Children's In,
dustrlal home and a prominent member
of an Allison's Hill church, was placed on
trial here for attacking three OF the little
girls in the home. Biting pleaded guilty
to the charges. He will be sentenced next
Tuesday morning.
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IGOR tENf-C ottages - per cent. reluc
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Ii HUNG Chang shot.
China's Peace Envoy Fired at by
an 0verzealous Jap.
A BULLET WOUND IN THE FACE.

From Present Reports AZ Is Believed That
the Wound Is Not Dangerous-The Eff
foot of the Assault May be to Tighten
the Japanese Demands.
SHrMoNEsEKI, Japan, March 25.-As Ii
Hung Chang, the Chinese peace envoy,
was returning to his lodgings in this place
yesterday after having attended a confer
tnce with Count Ito and Viscount Mutsu,
the Japanese peace plcnipotentiaries, a
young Japanese fired pistol shot at him.
The bullet sped straight, but most for
tunately did no more harm than to inflict
aiwound in Ii lungs cheek. 1t is be-
loved that the wound is not serious.
The attempt to assassinate the repre-
sentative Of the emperor Of China caused
the most intense excitement, and on every
side there were expressions Of deep regret.
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VIENNA, March ga landslide that
occurred near Titel, in Southern Hun
gary destroyed hotel and caused a large
loss Of life. Twelve bodies have been re-
covered, and 1t ia believed that many
nthers nrn still hurried
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STANTON, Va, March 25.-Joshua II.
Slower, an aged white man, carpenter,
was brought to the city court here and
sentenced by Judge Charles Grattan to
imprisonment In the Richmond peniten.
tiary for life. Slower stole piece of bacon,
valued at 37h cents, from the store of ].
G. Whitlock, local grocer. Slower had
been in jail repeatedly for drunkenness
and petit larceny, and was an habitual
drunkard
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NJ UTICE-B, O, Browne attorney at law.
IN has removed from No. gs6 Market street,
20 NO. 90e Market street. in2l-6t
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 2b.-ln an inter
view with reporter Miss Phoebe Cousins
admitted the truth of published report
that she was engaged to marry the late
Senator Fair, and that the marriage was
only prevented by his illness and death.
She believes that many letters that were
written by her were intercepted by the
senator's secretaries, who also prevented
his letters from reaching her.
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