TROOPS OUT OF HAND.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1382, 7 March 1912, Page 5

TROOPS OUT OF HAND.

MORE LOOTING IN CHINA. fly Teleer&Dli-Prcsa Association— Codtt!* ,l ' (Rec. March 7, 0.2."> n.m.) Peking, Mmtli H. The Republican delegates assert that the Republic was inaugurated at Nanking, but the Cabinet was formed at Peking. The President—Ynau-Slrih-Kni—n-ill proceed to Nanking in September. 'Clio British and .American tobacco ■stores nt Paoting-tu, valued at .J:IO,UUI|, and all the Japanese premises, wore looted. The Japanese tool; refuge in Hie Mission premises. I'reiich and Japanese Iroup? have been dispatched to bring their Nationals to Peking. The Japanese are protecting all foreigner- in Shnn-hai-wan. Several parties of mutineers who returned to Peking have been arrested and executed. Two thousand troops hare revolted, and looted Kiu-kang. The Republicans are. triumphing at Wei-hai-wei, ami are driving the recalcitrants south-west. A thousand havo been killed. MUTINEERS PARDONED. Peking, March 5. The Government pardoned one thousand Fenglai mutineers, and provided them with a. special train in which to proceed to Lukochow. The train was so filled with equipment and loot that the u'.utineers were forced to walk. TROOPS RISE IN MONGOLIA. (Rec. March G, 11.15 p.m.) St. Petersburg, March G. Ad rices received from Knldja, Mongolia, state that the Manchu troops hnve mutinied and have murdered the officials.