The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22

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| About His Business Quietly. But tn.
Dear British Public Will Have IL Tha,
America = Thirsty for Gore, and Forth
with Begins Mounting About War
ships-John Bulls Sealing PATROL
Japan, Hawaii End Spain.
London, July 21.-The morning Pos
| continues to keep its columns open for
| correspondence on the subject Of the al
| legged desire Of Americans TO provoke q
quarrel with England. One correspond
| ent says today:
Much continues to be said and writ
! ten about the friend.iness Of the best
| Americans but be they few or be they
| many, we only seem to hear OF the few
whose highest interest and aim are to
| conclude matrimonial alliances with the
English aristocracy because it is the fl
| pest in the world. Why in times like
| these are the representatives OF the
| Knickerbockers in New York, the Cava-
: liers in Virginia. and the Puritans in
New England dumb?"
Another correspondent thinks It is high
time Lord Salisbury's reply to Secretary
Sherman was published, and says:
1T is devoutly to be hoped that negoti-
atoms will not be resumed until the Par
is award has been paid" and concludes:
THE country is momentarily expecting
the news that a powerful. fleet of Brit
ish warships has arrived in Canadian wa
ters"
JOHN BULLS SEAL PATROL.
Vancouver, B. c.. July 21.--The British
government is sending a much stronger
patrolling force UP to the Boring sea
sealing fisheries than usual. this season.
Already two-nen-of-war, the Wild Swan
200 tons, and the Pheasant so tons, have
sailed for Boring sea and they will be
followed in a few days by the Amphi-
lipe, powerful cruiser of 5000 tons and
ten guns. Besides these vessels, two 9TH
ers are 10 be despatched from China, one
Of them, the Rainbow, a powerful mod
ern cruiser Of 1000 tons and eight guns.
JAPAN'S HAWAIIAN POLICY.
Van Couver, B. c., July 21.-Count
Okuna, foreign minister of Japan, says
regarding the annexation OF Hawaii TO
the United States:
THE foreign Office is not surprised at
the proposed annexation We Simply
protested against 1t. The importance OF
the Isisn ds will be Intensely increased by
the construction Of the Nicaragua or the
Panama canal, and 1t is absolutely neces-
sary to leave the country Independent.
In voyaging to the far east, steamers
aria
call at Hawaii. To have them incorporat-
ed into the union would seriously involve
isternational interests in the Pacific
ocean. Another reason, it would impair
the rights and privileges which Japan
is enjoying Hawaii. The protest was,
therefore, entered on these grounds.
Leave aside the attitude of other pow
ers. the question is, what will Japan do
If under any circumstances the annexa-
ton is carried into practice in spite or
the protest Of JAPAN"
According to the japanese paper, Kon |
Min, Minister Buck, the United States |
minister. has brought with him instruc- !
tions to maintain as pacific an attitude |
as possible between Japan and the Uni |
ted States.
SPANS HOME ENEMIES.
Madrid, July 21.-Senor Moretii Prem |
dergast's speech at Saragossa on the Gu |
Tan question and in denunciation Of the |
pCiicy Of the government has made SEN
sation. The Epoca says:
The frightful picture Of Cuba painted !
by the Liberal leader at Saragossa can
only be compared to the iniamma tory
of the worst enemies Of Spain.
We believe that his insinuations against
the throne must permanently keep the |
Liberals out Of power, owing TO the in
creased strength which such utterances
give the monarchists in the eyes of the
public
Senior Canovas de Castillo, the premier,
states that the report of an alliance be-
tween Spain and Japan is incorrect. The
mos. cordial relations exist between the
two powers. but the understanding does
not extend further. He adds:
at was never more necessary than now
for the government to consider whether
reforms ought to be introduced in Gu
ba."
1t is reported that the government is
negotiating for the purchase Of four .arge
Last summer one OF our grand-child-
'en was sick with a severe bowel trou-
lie" says Mrs. f. G.. Gregory, OF Fred
No. "Our doctors remedy
lad failed, then we tried Chamberlain's
Tolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which gave very speedy relief" For
ale by Druggists.
THIS FOOL Is AWFULLY SCARED
4 nd by the same Token. ThIa Coward L. An