The Japan-China Treaty.
I THE NEW TERMS OF PEACE. (Pee Press Association). .London, May 7. The Times recognises tho reality of the Russian success in the opposition 1 to the original terms of peace between China ami Japan. It considers it was a good stroke of business to prevent an aggressive Power seizing Chinese territory. The result is a complete triumph for the Czar's diplomacy. Paeis, May 7. The French press is satisfied with ! the Japanese settlement. Franco suggests that Japan should limit the number of warships in For-mo-a waters, and refrain from establishing large garrisons in the Pescadores. St. Petersburg, May 7. Tho Russian Government is satisfied with the concessions made by Japan, and, regarding the incident as closed, has stopped the preparations for war.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 262, 9 May 1895, Page 2
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