CHINA'S CIVIL WAR.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1300, 1 December 1911, Page 7

CHINA'S CIVIL WAR.

REBELS IN THE REBELS' CAMP RECRUITS SHOOT THEIR OFFICERS. By Telecrapn—i'rcss Association— Oopyrich* (Rec. December 1, 0.20 a.m.) Peking, November 30. The revolutionaries were victorious at, Ifankau until November 25, when the Huuaucso revolutionaries refused to attack, and later fivo thousand Hupo recruits became insubordinate when ordered to attack, and shot their officers. NANKING'S GATES CAPTURED. London, November '20. Reuters correspondent reports that tho revolutionaries captured four of tho gates at Nanking and entered the city today. GERMAN TROOPS LANDED. London, November 20. Renter's correspondent at Peking state 3 that 200 German troops at Kaichau have been ordered to exchange to Tientsin. OFFER FROM AMERICA. Washinflton, November 29. The United States Go%-ernment has formally offered China tho services of 25,000 men to aid in keeping tho railway open from Peking to tho sea. Tho American Minister at Peking states that tho Chinese finances are in a deplorable state. HANYANG SACKED. CHILDREN BATONETTED. London November 29. The "Daily Tolegraph's" Shanghai correspondent states that the Imperialists sacked Hanyang mercilessly when they recaptured it. Many families who took refuge in boats j were killed, and old men, women, and children bayonctted.