CHINA.
. ANTI-POREIUN MOVEMENT. THE RINGLEADGK TO BE EXECUTED. Received Fejbruary 14. 9.1 a.m. PEKIN, February 13. The Viceroy of Fooohow Has been ordered to execute the ringleader of the party that sacked the English mission at Ohangpu, and to punish others. ' The Viceroy reported that it was due totbe Catholic mission detain* ing a Chinaman that the Catbolio mission was first destroyed, and then the English. Meanwhile troops arriving billed twelve of the rioters. THE NATIONAL PARTY. THEIR ASPIRATIONS OUTLINED Received February 14, 9.38 a.m. BERLIN, February 13. The Chinese Minister in Berlin, M. Tohang-Tcheng, in the course of an interview, said the National Party claimed for the Chinese Government's first aim the reform of the army and navy. It would then be able to repel the unsolicited advice of the world. When equipped with modern weapons, said the Minister, it would be impossible to conquer Chinese soldiers. CHINESE TROOPS FOR MANCHURIA. Received February 15, 12.15 a.m. PEPKIN, February 14. . The best of the Chinese troops, at Paotingfu, have been sent to Manchuria to succeed the Japanese troops, who are withdrawing.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7964, 15 February 1906, Page 5
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181CHINA. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7964, 15 February 1906, Page 5
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