New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
cOREA BOWS To YOKE.
tcREES TO ITO's DEAANDS
Fm mperor, !Superstitions aroused,
Still Hostile to Japan.

No,- IS-The conference Of nearly a
= hasvreen the Japanese ENJOYS headed by
Wits Ito and the Cerean Cabinet ended yes
-. and was followed early this morning by
- hours sitting at the palace with the
s-or AT the beginning of to-day's session
-, - Havashi declared his determination not
= .,i,bdraw until the four demands made by
,s,-ouis Ito were signed The suspense was
No .aa at 80 o'clock this morning, when the
,-.h;,et with the exception OF the Minister of
.--s.,,lture and Minister Of Foreign Affairs
,e,a.,iSz,n. having yielded, sent for the i'm
-, seals and signed the desired agreement.
- .o,,r Japanese demands were: The appoint
-, of a Japanese administrator to govern
roraa under the Emperor. the appointment OF
Tsaa,ase administrators at all treaty ports;
-. transfer of Corean diplomatic affairs to
-,Sio. no arrangements to be made with other
.ozers without the consent of Japan.
Minister Palzchisun and the Minister of Agri-
,.,,-e continue to hold out with the Emperor
oea,nst the action Of the japanese
,r,ster Pakchisun. in leading the opposi
...n against the signing of the demands of Mar
ts Ito adjureG the Emperor with the most
So,varsu, argument possible TO a supersti-
so,,s benighted sovereign; namely, that his
,o,sent would affront and outrage all the
.rir,ts Of his imperial ancestors
the first visit Of Marquis Ito the marquis re-
rosined in the background
CONFERENCE VIOLENT.
.o,,,o-er,ce between Baron Hayashi and
So. r,oraan Cabinet which led TO an agreement
-, Yesterday morning at the japanese lega-
- .rd was so violent as to attract attehtloh
- s6isceut streets It resulted in FaAcIlsuil
ns - The Minister of Agriculture dramat1caliy
z.,.uncing the proceedings ana wilhora"ihs -
..1 cleo where they secluded themselves
With the Emperor .,,,,.+o-s
,a,,sar+ad 70 the Japanese demands be as
,~4oa After the signatures and the seals
-o++o,had the japanese military paradeo
through the city.
- 41svasbi. after obtaining the consent
,,aio-itv Of the Cabinet went from the
,.-.,on n the palace, where he attemp'eo u
ay-,nca the Emperor and the two reinaAiiiiie
'-,.+ors of the Justice of his MISSION; puc @
Ein5 LnIl5s Ea then obtained the seals throush 'He
other ministers ,, 81 the contents and
- of MARQUIS Io's credentials Wheu 'ITy Iyt
zere presented to him on ule OIl ~ Ionanese
1e,1, was increased because lhe saPSlI4I ~ 80
aaIIn - have the marquis occupy the EN-.
eS-te audience chambers ana IheIe otsta6
Isturn visit from the Emperor, VIZ do1-s To ar
9i7, sickness II required five DAYS 10 al
IS an interview regarding the IlissIoL s; ~. %
IS1,ts tn and then confdentlaI me e te" |
Ma Ma la ar which the Emperor referred the eii
live matter 10 his CablneI-
~oRHAN MIsMANAGEMENT-
r,s SAID among diplomats that the Corean
--,1,.+-,- has steadily nnismanaged this n1aA
...at ,n stbverting Corean sovereignty "nleh
80 = inevitable sequel to the protocols OF FED
-,,.-r and OF September. 1904
- = vo,d that though entitled by treaty 10
.,.,,,ssa appeaI to the good offices of America
"a o+nar nowers to assist in the rectihcauoh ol
a,,aa.a Jananese injustiees, the ministers pre- pre-
srLed fTT13tIess. Jnderhand means II ID 80 s
-, ~ tYs present moment the throne tt,' nas t1
LAT la sgents abroad TO secure interH eilllStt si
~ az Hem Is In China; the second. h1yo@nstn' @
= s9 Frs5,ne and MI Hurlgurn is now IN Ailiei-
lea with $4,000. ,,,,,,+ory euthori-
- is I7oZx- expected, and Minister Hayashl @ Las
s..a,- saryf a strong circular 10 al Jal@IIes0
-e,,Ie in Corea TO administer justice llhp@I-
TALLY. , -. ~ 1s,l-edo's gifts
80 tI, court il is reported that substantial suIlls
- ,,o,eI- were used to satisfy the ministers WY
algsr+ed 10 the japanese demands; Apoue
.t;-tI- 4l7oUsand japanese soldiers, biieteo os
~ 15eoT,Ie or in barracks. are at the service oA
tie Ja3anese, but no disturbances are e&-