CHINESE ATROCITIES.
THE CHINESE ATROCITIES ;•'//'//' „ Sydnit, August 15. At a meeting of Chinese resolutions were adopted expressing their utter abhorrence of the Kuchong massacre, deciding to send letters of condolence to the friends of those killed, and hoping that the missionary societies would not be deterred in the work of propagating Christianity in China. Rev Shing said that the better class of Chinese would most strongly disapprove and detest the massacre. He was sure that if the mandarins had the power the outbreak would have been suppressed. _ , London, August 14. Britain and America will form a joint commission to inquire into the Kuchong massacre. The Times’special at Tientsin says the Chinese Government is helpless, owing to the confusion which reigns all over the empire. The officals are incapable of decisive action, or of exercising effective authority. Serious results will prodably. eventuate unless the Powers tako precaution.
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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1760, 17 August 1895, Page 2
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146CHINESE ATROCITIES. Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1760, 17 August 1895, Page 2
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