Chinese Rebellion.

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Chinese Rebellion.

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I I'Ett PRESS ASSOrrj-TION.] (Received r Hiis Day. 0-10 a.m.) PKKIX'G, Oc.toFier 2-1. I J)o rebels 'Imvp captured Kinkiang, mnd burned the Viceroy's Yanteii. A DY.YASTIC STUOXGIIOLD. JOIN'S THE IMWRLS. '(Received IT.is Pay. 11.0 a.m.) LONDON", October -I. An unconfirmed message from San Ki"in"!>;-'i states that Changpiao was .sentenced to death for cowardice on the field, 'lint committed suicide. A I'cuter message from Pekin .states that Sianl'u. the western stronghold of the Dynasty, has joined the rebels.

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 October 1911, Page 3

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