THE CHINESE REBELLION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 103, 18 June 1900, Page 2

THE CHINESE REBELLION.

THE BOXERS OPENLY DRILLING. FOREIGN LEGATIONS BARRICADED. KRUPP GUNS LANDED BY THE RUSSIANS. (PBB PRESS ASSOCIATION.) (itooewed 16, 9.20 a.m.) Honq Kong, June 15, Ihe Boxers are openly drilling at Tientsin, I Received 17, 6.20 p.m. . Hoot Koao, June 16. The foreign legations at Pekine hare " been barricaded, 1 The Russians have landed four Krupp guns. rr POWERS WILL SIEZE TAKU, (Received 17, 6 p.m.) Honq Kono, June 16. Tbe Powers have resolved to "<« Taku forts. •J Dr. Edua Terry, who was reported " as killed, is safe in Tientsin, s THE BOXERS REINFORCED. il (Received 18,1.30 ajn.) Hong Kono, June 17, Ten thousand troops which won ood» ,t fronting Admiral Seymour hare die* i banded aud have joined the Boers, t- A n asim gun repalltd the Boxenf hsnuit ou the foreign legations on * vVeduefd >y. c All the Tientsin wires to Pekiog have r been cut. J A DIBOLAIMER BY THE TSbNO-Ll-t YAMEN. \ Received 18,1.40 a.m. Honq Kono, June 17, ® The Tsung-li-Yamen disclaim* responsibility for any conflict with the European expedition. '® Foreigners at Pekiog are beiog conli fintd within their respective legations. y London, June 17, A R utoi's message Btatea that the '■ dutbontieiat Washington credit Franc* a tviih succetsfully securing the main- '• cenauce of equilibrium, preventing any '' nation landing a preponde. a ting force^