The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
THE TROUBLE IN CHINA.
Recent Reports Said - 30 Mech Exasesr.
atea-The Outbresks Agalass Misstons.


PARIS. Dec. a-The situation in China Is at
tracing great attention In political circles In
all the European capitals. Tho Eclai to-day
publishes an interview with. the Chinese
Charge d'Anaires here. Tho Charge d Affdires
declares that the news from China is Greatly
exaggerated. The fears expressed that the
rebels in the north might push on their march
past the Great Wall and reach and invest the
city Of Pekin are brushed aside. The CHARGE
dAfraires says that. instead OF the Govern
ment stalking it's existence on a decisive battle
with the insurgents. 1t would only be neces-
sary for tho imperial troops to show them
selves to put the rebels to rout.
SAN Francisco. Dec. IA manifesto issued
by the people Of Human. and translated BY the
Rev. Dr. Griffith John. contains no expression
of disloyalty to the existing dynasty. dispel
ling the excuse put forward by the Govern
ment and bringing the matter to the simple
issue OF the exclusion Of foreigners. DR.. John
points out that Ii Hung Chang promised that
thore would be no more riots and destruction
Of foreign property. but that the Human mani
festo declares that the foreign mission build
ings shall not be burned. but will be confiscat-
ed to the use Of the Chinese.
Ii Hung Chang. the correspondent says.
81 inspection. and never sent q vessel near
Yang-tse. Kiang during the out tb The
missions MISS o still continues unchecked
VANCOUVER. B. G. Dec. 3-ThsShanghai COR
respondent Of the Japan Daily Mail says under
to top punish the leaders in the. Iehang outbreak.
The viceroy Of Marking and the Governor Of
throne. expressing their sorrow, at the regent
outbreaks against foreign missions and their
e the VIII" dared take
ment az prcpared for the. purpose Of deceIving
the Ministers Of foreign countries,
Minister to China, In Telegram to the Foreign
brigapds. assisted BY secret sssocistiSn. west
also been Joined BY CHINESE Mobsmmedsns
t fG@ fmpoptant towns have BEEN captured
and that hundreds OF natives hnye been mas
ssred There s eeS t RssSs shHt
the Scene ought to bs able 10 aneil the rising:
SS os s.s a. Soss hs
e sSR
Xdespatch from Pekin says the Chinese Gov.
eminent has received an Official report from,
he KInebow district. snnoaRsfns hat e en-;
gagged and defeated the rebels on Nov. "a and
he ann
Jeho also announces successfulNngagement
Mr.. John A. Church. a mining engineer. Of
u BurnG sD WhS four In s Ghin a.
sG Is ,ss IS , cam sec no reason for
this rebellion In the last tn years TIE people
revenue has been increasing. and they enjoy
as much law as they ever have enjoyed aS ear ear;
With ~ 81 usual Ghinsss sSssess. .'lOA anD
Withi1 i've years they have h ~ very Sc 9;
n Inn httfh In nj HAY n
s M9.s sxesst that there has BEEN serious ia
c con OF Ind ia nnd Ceyion.
The long and short Of i Is that this rebel
lion Is or oeIa OF s
this official is nobody can tell. loast Of all in
this country have long hat my suspicious.
ss asy Mn.ss chn Dir
One OF the nbiest viceroys Or Governors Of
$ Shs 81 s.S s hs most S
only e that q yieeroy q zig i%psriaI provlnes
Chang poses as q bitter hater Of foreigners.
Which hr re- that tms s saess sss
to build railroads entirely out 81 her own ma
q rapoa a. from The ety q Han ReW nsth
r. u ws syss.d 81 Re
Hortant and iNcrati t post ind appci Mt to
ton ton Is Situated. Wang. thi. Chang is one Of the
most noted characters in China.
IN insurrection IL is impossible to say. but
I hers Is ut least tho probability that he is. As
Der OF troops. The Kolao Hui secret society Is
a military one. The fact that the first reports
OF trouble came from tho centre Of the country
and were Immediately followed BY reports
from tho extreme northeast. indicates u we'll
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