The Trouble in China.
Hong Kon«, June 4. The marines for guarding the (embassies were well received at Polnn.
June 5. The sympathy of the Dowager Emprefas ot China with the Boxers is considered the worst feature of ihe rebellion, which, however, has made no real impression. * The British and American missionaries, who were surrounded by the Boxers at Paoticgfu, were ■safe on Monday, though m great danger. The Boxers have done •euoiinons rlamage to the Lnban railway. A crisis has occurred at the Palace. Prince Chingis trying io induce the Empress to do nothing to provoke the intervention of European Powers. The Tsung -li - Yamen has .promised to consider the oiler made Jby .Russia to supply troops to suppress the Boxers disorder, which is daily becoming more serious. A party of Oosoacks, while searching for refugees, had a sharp snonmter with the Boxers. An othcer and three of Cossacks were voanded. Thirteen of the Chinese "weie killed and many wounded.
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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 3, 7 June 1900, Page 3
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161The Trouble in China. Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 3, 7 June 1900, Page 3
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