THE CHINESE COMPLICATION.
(PEIt PRHSS ASSOCIATION. —COPYHIGHT
50,000 Cooliss for Port Arthur.
London, April 22. Tho Chinese students are incensed (it the suppression of their examinations and threaten to burn the official Yamons at Chekiang and expel the Mandarins. Corea borrows five million yen to build a railway to Seoul and to Wijn, at the mouth of the Yalu River. The French and German expedition sent to expol General Liu from the strong .position occupied at Huilu has beon abandoned owing to Liu being ordered to withdraw. The Huili Company of the Fourth Punjaub Infantry had a severe engagement witn 1000 bandits between Chingwantao and Singfu. Major A R Browning and a Sepoy were killed. Eeinforcements have been sent. 50,000 Shantung coolios have been ■shipped to Port Arthur, Niuchwang. and Viadivostock to replaco tho Chinese labourers killed and expelled from Manchuria last autumn.
Russia is trying to securo from Corea a lease of Heunghai Bay, some 70 miles north of Fussan.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 23 April 1901, Page 3
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