The Trouble in China.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 51, 27 September 1900, Page 3

The Trouble in China.

Hok^ Konot, September .21. A prochuKAtion has been issued by Li Hung Chang tliroa^Jaout 1 INiefcf ?ig-f » and elsewhere, in which orders ire given to Chinese Imperial soldiers Co Sybt against ami exf.ermma.fce tlie Bcsars at Fiiotiug^fu. Ther-e has aiuo been crrealated & Magisterial notifiaation that all ttousos occupied by suspected Boxers will <bs confiscated if found deserted and unoccupied- at the end of a I fornigkt^a time, I h\ Hung Ghang- telegraphod to I Shanghai aduaitting that the surrender or Tuai Kan^yi and others was out of th« question. If peacs was impossible China 1 would b© eompeiied ta Sight the workL

WassJi.s t «.ton, September 2i. The Government, replying to G&rma*}.j's note in reference to eke Chinese cj-nedtion states that China should have tibe opportunity \ &£ »9jK»nfcaikefius]y .degrading and j jwHttahshig^tke iii«tigatajs of the rebellion. . ; /Ehers.ifl much agitation. The British and -Germans ignore Jji Hung.Cijaug*e ipreBeiK36i pre8eiK36 at Taku. 'Gossaolfs plundered th« .quarter of l^kin of wb'ich they .had chaKge. /flic naH^o-*} -iioeiine i-o ve-turncto tlio city. vjßtk .linndred lluflsiau iufaii-ti.',y ftekijj Jl5O .cart- 1 loads of loot iTninll^Jbin. Prince Clung .hssa tt^legmphed, to here -that the *auHit .will not: return to Fekin <until China, " including Shungiia|, us -free of - foreign troops.