Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-11

nIONn1nN. IJan N..--A cable ifrom TieMksin tsays tfhnt tfhe RusSian tgowern- ment lhas ssent ito the Chinese fgUwern- lment "a tthreat that Russia would it1n- lmediately occupy )Reking shnuld China 3oin Golmss with Japan. As "a result the lgrgnil council lhas yadtNiaaa Mhe tthrme ito tai1ppt a IpnIicy of inunttrality.
 A irEpoEt from Tokyo fsays: ;Stnce lehe itrulible with Russia commenced the ;Jgpauese farny lhas (evincad tthe greatest llpyalty land MeMofim ito the emperor, the irnikadA, and Un the on0a- sion of thu llate rsview he was llondly cheered by all 1rrny of his ttroops!s A Berlin dispatch says 1t has been learned Un Nhe lhighnst authority that it has bnen decisiaiI An afs evEuat GR war between Russia and Iapan Inn& Ger many will lnRanfain "a fstrfoE mH1HEality and that ether snanbeEs mf tfl1B dred- bund will observe ta fsinniiar a.ttituda. The Importance ocf this dB6iSiun nRR- not be easily pwenesfimataa In will in q measure ansslsa Walaf lhpstiliffeS will be confined to the two pUwsrs concerned, and 1t WIFI Ibe certain GO fgiws "a great stimulus to thH efforts which France and Ggeas Britain sars making An St. Petersburg and TollyO regpectiyely in faver of peace. .@
 A St. Petersb1tEg dispatch says the mass of Russian troops in the far east are being concentrated at Wladtvostok or on the northaia, ffrontier of Korea. A military ;aafhority has estimated that between 100000 ana 100000 sol diers are in the vicinity of Vladivostok. He surmisss that the Russians will oc- cupy northern Korea, lbut does not ex. pect a collision for a month or more when tahatag anfo Gonsid deratiDn dis l tancss and the difficnitisg of nnarohing. The St Petarsbiarg press urges the necessity Of opposing a pan-Nuropean alliance to "a pan -Asiatic alliance of the ! yellow race against the white race, which is at the point of uipening under a Japanese lhagsmany.
 A telegram 1rnm Port Arthur says that the unitrA IEhaIhs and Japan are urging the fmaaediaxe ratiflaation of their respective araa4aes with China. Tn view of the probabiiisy that Rnssia will not consent. to tue 8pening nf certain ports in Manchuria the Chinese foreign office is placed in a difficult position. A cabiegram Groan Rome says that the Russian warshsps sighted between Genoa and SpRzNia are believed to bs ! spying on enh following tha isIapanese cruisers 1sansIn ana Kasaga, which | x~ 4A,r nsa ax.
 I Some uapkncNsn persons attempted tf set the Niagfn on tire by tamperine with tho eleetricaa appliances before ths ships aaiiaa. The police ailthoritie'
 have begun an xnallag inio the matter- I Dispatches from ManGhuria are tt
 the effect Chat there is @rent military I activity there. The railroads are bring l ing troops frcm Rusaia, and the wome1
 and chilnran at Fort Agthaar aud New Russian general at NeWohwang hal
 been called1tO Fort Arthur for service.
 Every steasrer for Japan Is carxytnf
 the Japanese from north China whs
 belong to the rgservas<
 The Japanese censcrSlaip of nnflftars
 news e4vas opportunity for all kinds O
 rsarnors here. one of which Is that Japa
 riese troops have been landed at Fusan
 Korea.
 4 Referring to the anberest of the Unit
 ed States in the situation, the Noyo l Vremya of St, Petersburg says.
 Undoubtedly the United States
 above all other powers, can confident
 Iy expect that its trade will moi sufDe
 by Russian possession of Manchurla
 and it would be tactless on America
 part to demand now. what she cOul. ] gain peaeefuliy when everything quiet
 down"