The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24

Vancouver. r. c, Sept. .s--Tne F-snr~exs
OF fEdza arrived today from she Cvianf.
haylnE 5esn detained oy fog See Aaf
. =aAssen. Il inter1nesasse ana1 -Ss CasnrSs
ssarsexSers. her cargo consisted ~ I. -
tons Among The sasseEsSegE - saAs ex-
cefeg-cy, \ en- Men. WHO ia IfsFs-seS sgsa
an important Diplomatic mission to NASH
tngkon ss vhs esnp@gar of China
The Japanese gNAg@Fs contain sora@ as-
ts4ls - che .~swns srrat e4Eg1sa sa<Ase aad
F91o.5s. als2 though thsTs has undoubtedly
ss.-eu grea1 Joss og lie ARD properly. ceEn-
Essete rssslrns are ISoS vet reserved.
t,4lA. RalidsT85eik. formerly Fnast~~ of
.ha steamer Nossock. ard s4no started
from 1oS0safn& - Gross tne Pacific IN =
yawi. has had further es3 luck Tie hsa
- rsss back once owing ~ roagh wesihex.
and SION after soS<strx again encountered
mother severe storm. which considerably
damaged hss boat Tie intended starting
osce more shortly after enc Ezn peAss de-
paTsgre.
Taie charters ~ a number or Jarars-s
nat!aral banks explre etsEer this or next
YEAR. All the banks hare secured pss-
MISSION gForn the anance minister 70 r.
organize as private banks. sinsss ~ thesa
viii largely Increase their caEGsz3 Ora
japanese paper estimates sssat eleven ~
these aauks VIII scgetAev increase tstssr
capital from g. za, 90 yen 10 a. ~. 90 yen.
II other banks Increase their eAF41za IN
similar proportions. the aggregate cxp<nal
"s these private hanks, soryncrsy rssssons..
viii reach lga sssa. .sso yen. wsscrcas scw tho
capital - not e.. go 80 yen.
Considerable interest ~ ssxer IN .sa~ re-
helsloa IN tha Philippines Ia Hengxunx.
owing 20 rho is-sr~ trade A~s swe~r sae cnle-
nies. II. NJ. :. RedDoie has been stisp2scaesi
from Hossg<.rn< - Manila. so protest ths
British Subjects who appealed 20 sts xov-
erEauens for assistance
Col. Denoy, United States usszasssr en
Pek.rg. and Mrs. penhy hsd q raxrow
ESCAPE from bsing drowned while on tas
esRy hack 10 Picking from Jspan. where
<ssey 15ad been spending a haikiay for ths
hcneat or Mr.. Iszbys health. The bcax
occupied by them wzs oversu<n-sf al Tsen-
ss.n. and for some time Mrs. Denby was
IN ths water. ia. through the gallant
action of the native ocasznen both were
saved. though coa~saegsss3se OF their Per-
soilzl property was los..
Considerable feeling exists owing tu ths
seizure hy Russia of some stsSyafed terri
tory at s.hasoa. which to cla.Tr-. by Fer
syuaso0 a Co. an E>ngiEsa arrn- The latter
spelled for aa injunction against thu Rus
sian government but II wsss refused. Thss
British minister has taken up the case ard
etse Eyn lis 10 r~oesve compensation
Grr4k
"a a treaty port on the 1ta tn&s. Tns
Shanghai papers iossdly praise unsssa
States CozsTal JarTGsan. as ~ was mainly
uae 10 him tfszf rsss port was of-n~t rhs
officials Saving asossef-s oosErssrsson tactics.
There - stil cearth OF news regarding
the paciUcation OF the island of Foraaxa.
Several Japanese officers there have oeea
afraiguei on a charge of cowardses, they
ard their men having turned their backs
upon small rebel forces. These men BE-
long 70 the Osaka brigade. whicss is re-
ported by the Japanese papers - have
been ciscrediisd as aght1ng men by Their
e181ac; IA the Saisurna rebellion. The
japanese government IL reported 20 be de-
ing all Il can 20 prevent rec9rrssrSee cS
the brutal o8fraE@S by minor officials and
sosa.eTS waseh led 70 the uprising. The
Japanese press feels very sore at thu
STRUCTURES passed wpan japanese rs4sn IA
Fornlczs. and has made numerous silly
AerIssa tons against the foreign traders
aud missionaries on the Island. II sx also
oppuslrE strongly an attsnpt made 20
raise fund for the relief ot ire distressed
Chinese
Numerous assaults have heen made On
foreigners en- tns Iarsnr~~ rosssirx
steamers. ana foreign engin~A-s and or
cegs have applied go the.r Cpnsuls ~ have
a severe penalty Unlisted ln such cases
Much ameastEess prevails In the nelzh-
burhnod or F-oerhow. ossing % the anti
foreign feeling saas APPEARS TO he dey@i-
op5nz amongst the nAstxas X "A stated
fhat the city q klsnniuxfu has hssa
gtlasr srsssss Elacs Augnss - 50 The affect
ih&t foreign properties Viii - burned
00wn AuA az fore EneTs FOUND there uas-
sacred Or R3xE Is tie only foreigner
there ard ArchdeAron WG4fr. upon re-
ssesrs es shts intsAi Senre. took snaEne8sate
steps 20 SCI the Chinese officials IN The
city - protect I1r. RIG ard ssss mission
property.
prom E.onxoux cornrs the news thai fas
preacher % an English mission there has
sssen arrested ard beaten BY osisc3ai run
nera
4 sensational murder occurred At
Hanghsrn. near Eongkong. the victim be-
igg woman. whose husband IA also s~r-
Aesssiw sounded The rnnr1erers acre I've
tsretnara who claimed th@ victims had su-
ferger~l wlGh snelr worship. TIE rnar-
eaffrs asva escaped,
Ft p rssnasres shat IA Hung Chang. on
h.s geFaTu ~ China. vii De- rein@fAfe1 tn
a. g8s former positions. including fh-
4faerByAMy ~ CnsnM ard that Nieer0Y
wanv. rhe pyesens holder af the past. -
rsul4y losipg credit in PAkinr- A. a
meeting of fa@ grand couuesl a. rekiar
20 flsessss the memorial % "a Hung Chang.
tFuf from Europe. ffe emperor - er.-itsAi
sxsfa - resasfg ghat hfs exnesi~ney "~as
tha best ussn. after al. for she important
ronrn 4ssfoner of tAe P@iYasx adrntntssrs-
ston ara fNst ~ ara. the present Earan-
beat. wss mere ~ - - eourf minister
fnan provincial vicgFoy. or worlds 10 inac
effect
PERHAPS fhls -nay have been "a fselsr'.
A. fBe .nsslxattcn OF The empress dSnsee~
~eso IS LIS stauncasst ssprnrtsr. uaf est
fsv fhs emperor 20 test the temper os hsw
adv serA T. - s2ta however ta&f hsa
yzaz tas1g made the remark - - ass@~tkTe
a mAnnTr thaf not a angie grand eaar-
csl5r w~ntwrwA oo@n1Y 20 rysssctSe = o.
see-sea inclined 20 rssk his r0sf by f&tssg
TO oppose wha- was wefi kra~n - sss fns
ret desire cf the powegfsi empress f9w.
axev II thse report - true. taaen she re-
ta-u ~ i4 iIan@ Chang 20 fsts csd 9affa*a
st ~8natAsm wMare he r8AsA far saanfw
years msl ret h@ iang delayed sftsf rs
Mas xans - Fsekinx Cor -age~iai 3D.
strace "a report mpon wh&t p Pas a9ns
8s.a aaeu IA f.nFnpe an1 America
Tns Txpangse Authorities ere @F1@aFor-
srR Ia recover arst transport 30 Japsr ss@
vs-us8ns - ESQ yeutAs sxeczstes1 ia Ssn-
ksrx IN tas at grun es zS4 en charge
at fesnw Esfas. a1Wicztio0 Aa- nsea nate
% gaa v5carcw. ard Il - exE~cfss 1f-hs nas
e.eeg.ere-v tssE gi ~ the r@cesS&rT F'STsts -
~soa These MI.s&sea saFsrrrs weTs to
vessshs hxr1s6 over % tse C1sness ~ t2s
Uasissl States eons1i general
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