The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-19
LEASE OF KLA0 CHAU BAY
OFFICIAL DISPATCH RECEIVED AT
 THE CHINESE LEGATION.

It Affir.ns Reports of the Settlement of the
 Difficulty Between China and Germany
 The Particulars-Riotiug Continues in
 Erance-Government Seriously Alarmed
 -Bread Riots In Italy.
 Washington, Jan. 1S.-A cable dis patch has Just been received at the Chinese legation from the Tsung Lii Yamen. Picking, to the following ef- feet: 4 settlement of the difficulty with Germany has been effected. Kiao Chau bay is to be leased, belt surrounding the bay extending abou, thirty miles to be the boundary. All the German troops outside the prescribed limits are to be withdrawn. Two of the culprits charged with the murder of the mis- sionaries are to be punished with death and the rest with imprisonment. Per mission will be granted for the building of churches in the cities in Tsi Ming, Taso Chow Flu and Gnu Yeh, and dwelling houses for the missionaries in the seven places in the districts of Tsao Hien and shan Hien will be erected, for which purpose sum of 225, 900 taels will be allowed. This amount is to be talk en, also, as a compensation for the kill ing of the missionaries. The sanction of the throne to the above action has been obtained.
 London, Jan. 19.-The Shanghai corre- spondent of the Daily, Mail claims to have excellent authority for the state ment that the Russian minister Count Cassini has informed the Tsung Li Ya-. men that immediately the German af- fair is settled Russia will restore Port Arthur to China and withdraw her troops without demanding indemnity In return, however, the correspondent says China must employ Russia exclu sively to drill her troops and to con- trol her customs and railways. Russia now has three war vessels inside and four outside Port Arthur, while she has 5000 troops on shore.
 Paris, Jan. 1S.-There were renewed attempts at student demonstration in front of the newspaper offices and the military club to make disturbance, but the police dispelled the crowd. There was much agitation in the Latin quar- ter, but the police barred the bridges and all attempted demonstrations ware suppressed. The organizing committee of yesterdays meeting at the Tivolia Vauxhall has decided to hold another meeting on Saturday next in the Latin quarter and a public demonstration on Sunday in the Place de la Concorde. Meanwhile the effervescence increases in 1 the provinces. Shops of Jews at Nam tes have been stoned. M. Clemenceau's s paper, the Aurorei, was publicly burned in front of the military club at Bor- deau, where serious disorders took place The police were roughly handled and the guards finally charged the mob. Thirty-two arrests have been made. i TeiegraIns from most of the large towns show that the anti-Jew1sW crusade is assuming most menacing proportions. | The governments is seriously alarmed. | Another strong attempt, it is said, will | be made in the chamber of deputies on l Saturday to overthrow the cabinet. | Lyons, Jan. lS.-TO-day the students made riotous demonstration in front of the synagogue and the Jewish shops, breaking windows and raising disturb ances. The police had great difficulty in
 dispersing them. There were many ar rests.
 Rio de Janeiro, Jan 1S-The Bra gillian government is considering the sale | of the cruiser Abreu, now building on
 the Tyne, and the iron-clads Deodora and Floriano, which are being built in
 France A dispatch on January IL from Rio de Janeiro said it was believ- | ed that Brazil would sell the warships
 now in course of construction to Ger many.
 l Ancona, Italy, Jan. 1S-The bread
 riots were renewed here to-day. The participants in the demonstrations hay ing been expelled from the town assem- bled outside the town gates. but the
 cavalry dispersed them. A band of
 rioters wrecked and tried to burn the
 country house of a grain dealer. The
 troops quenched the flames and dispers- l ed the mob. Fifty persons have been
 arrested The military bakers are dis
 tributing bread to persons without food.