WAR IN CHINA
A NATIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE BOAKP.
GERMANS AND BOXERS FIGHTING.
PBI« P3BSS ASSOCIATION. (Received 29, 8 43 a.m.)
Londos, April 28,
The Dowaser his appoiotid a Board of Na'ional AdmiDUtrat : on, it eluding Prince Cbing anl Li Hurls Chaog, in order to te'i ve her of puMic function*. The huthorities at Washington interpret t v is as a prelude to her rttrecoent.
The Germing the Chinese with heavy 10-sat Haishat.k u, forcing thm to letirj to Shensi.
A thousand Boxers are raiding south of Pao'ing-fu. Another strong band thivatens%the German garrison at Munching.
The worst class of Chinese threaten to extrmina'd the converts when the Allifs depart:. Placards at Pekin urge the expulsion of foreigners in the middle of May.
CHINESE ATTEMPTING BRIBERY. Received 29, 8.43 a.m. Losdos, April 29. The Chinese offered th) Indian officers two cart loads of silver if tbey would conceal the discovery of the Krupp guns. (Receired29, 937 a.m.) Londos, April 29. The Chinese accorded high posthumous honour) to threj members of the Tsung-li-Yaraen wlnm Prince Turn executed. ENGAGEMENTS WITH LIU'S FORCES' Received 29, 10.30 p.m. London, April 29. Genersl KeMler's brigade, after the engagement ai HaishaDkwdn, seized the great wal'. One cilumn engaged eleven hours in expelling a portion of Liu's force from the bastion ovf rlooking one pass. Ni- eteen, including thrf6 officers, were wounded and two killel. Another of Kett'e 's columns dislodged the eremy fioma strong position, Tuelmann's b.it.ta'ion at Tsing'ing joining in tli=> pursuit over the wall as far as Kukwan.
Eleven old, and two n°w quick-firers wee raptu'-'d.
Tw Ive Germ ns wero wounded and one killeJ.
A TRAIN DKRAILKD. Received 2.1, 10.30 pm. London, April 29. O.ving t) the collip93 of a culv«t a*; H'f i thi Prkin train was derailed aHd eleven Chinese were ki'led. Two Americans and forty Chinese were ii'jund. Received 30, 1.l a.m.
London, April 29,
General K-ittler, re'urniug from Pao'.ingfu, arranged with the French f' r the rccup'tio • of Kukwun.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 84, 30 April 1901, Page 3
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328WAR IN CHINA Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 84, 30 April 1901, Page 3
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