The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-14

Victoria. b. c., Sept. 14-Advices re-
ceived yesterday from Toxic say that in
cendiary post cards are received at the
Toxic foreign office threatening that Bar
on Komura will be assassinated on his ar
rival from America.
The Toxic Yomiuri publishes the text Of
one which says:
Baron Komura our plenipotentiary
in America. hearing Russia's BLUM. has
made concession on concession so that
the victory OF the war is 70 the vanquish-
ed. II this is true we shall take of the
heads OF Count Katsura and Baron Ko-
mura and take suitable steps against
their coadJutors."
THE WISER COURSE.
Toxic, Sept. III r. MIN spite OF the
strong undercurrent OF indignation per-
vading all classes over the terms OF peace
arranged with Russia, typical business
men here are following a wiser course
without repining over an accomplished
fact.
An important organization representing
81 leading business interests has been
formed under the presidency OF NJ. Invade,
a millionaire, which aims 10 work for the
development OF home industries and for
eign trade with ~redoubled energy. A
SlgnlICdNl 1edlufe OF the organization III
that IL consists Of a wealthy n con-
servant element representing an enor-
nous combination of capital.
It's interests and energy will be prAn-
cipally directed towards the exploitation
OF trade with Korea and China
The organization is prepared 10 coop
crate in this direction with foreign capt
talists.
CALM REAsTABLIsHED.
! Paris. Sept. 1.-THE foreign office has
received a dispatch from the French min
lister at Toxic. saying that calm has been
reestablished, but that the legation as a
| precautionary measure continues under
military guard.
II Is the intention 10 make public the
text OF the new treaty between Japan and
England.
The officials here that the
first plan was 10 make IL public last
Monday, but Japan asked for additional
time. probably on account OF the internal
disorders. and II was therefor arranged 10
let the publication so over for n month
when II is understood the treaty OF
alliance and OF the Portsmouth treaty will
be officially communicated TO the public
at the same time. az the two documents
are expected TO counterbalance each other
with the Japanese public.
However. II is possible that action of
the Japanese diet upon the treaties may
lead 10 a postponement OF the publica-
ton Of their texts beyond a month. In
the meantime II is said that the new An
g~lo-Japanese alliance does not contain
surprises outside OF the main features
summarized I'm these dispatches Septem'
Der I, but tina in addition the agreement
covers secret causes known only TO the
contracting parties and which will not be
made public.
RIOTING AT SEOUL.
Victoria, Il. c., Sept. 14-Korean news
papers received yesterday tell OF a seriou:
riot I'm Seoul, in protest against the ex
preparation OF fifty square miles Of
riverside land. embracing ten Villages
and 1900 houses by japanese on tn,
score OF military necessity.
The villagers went enmasse TO Seoul 4
protest and were attacked by Japanes,
gendarmes. A riot followed In which on,
gendarme was killed and many Korean.
were wounded. Subsequently a mike,
force OF Japanese soldiers and gendarmet
went 10 the desired land and drove on
the inhabitants. The disposession OF tn
villagers has caused much distress