The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
REVOLUTIONARY CHINA.
Deaose tho Emperor and to svee.
"Foreign Devils" from the Land-M,..
istcrs Alarmcd-Au Explosion Henrsa

The X ola o.hwei Threatens . Rebei,,on q.
Deaose tho Emperor and to swes.
"Forei9n Devils" fros, the Land-M,..
listers Aiarmed-Aa Explosion Feared.
Prom the london Standard.
reader OF the standard we're informed Of Inc Inc
probable approach Of serious rey9lationa.y
OF Nnnking dioi. the danger Of the numyrous
the empire. breaking inio open rebtio on wss
Ths !Ors .s Ss. whsH n many seOS
sorry to say. ooly 90 orrsct. . ID lust now
China s. Ia the concensus OF tho best opinion.
thing lik. another Tapping rebellion We ara
rassinR. through nm exciting prrol. and The
whole OF the centre oil the country /, In u regu.
Ali the northern treaty. ports arr guarded
by oieien men OF war and sailors and maine.
in;kinng; War shps Of Mus,iH; France.
iaugtze. station from all sides. and tho air
is disturbed with talk OF military ant naval
soe Business IL SIost at a s, ssa
ttIll between this and the five. Erent ports on
the river -Johans. Hankhow. Wunu. Mn klans.
are being made on ali siJes for deienee: Vo..
unieers ave constantly drilling aud gene.
DAYS Of The. carly sixties. WHOM tue ''' re-.
belion was in progress. The i.ns,is6 and
,hs n ana SSRS from
sohe fresh tale Of devastation by the kolao.
hwei. the regular descendants aud succo,sors
o. the TnipinHs Two EnRlishmen have been
buicherei with circumstances Of horri6s
a,rocitv. within twenty five miles o; Kinkians.
Wesleyan Methodist Mission at W usueh' and
OF Mr., q cen. an Queer in the Imperial Chi.
nese Maritime Customs In the same nlacc, is
Que OF those su !len shocks to tho public mind
In CHINA. which. like the capture Of the Naiuol
by pirates the other day, near Hong Kong
Tudely reminds US that china ie sIill bar.
Mt indco,i. that we can blame the un'or,u.
nns IL Very ba md nD u"c ,s.
tmin way. aud does not know in what direction
@ In fact, . the i%psria Hala,e and hs
Iresent movement, and nre afraii 10 atsmp.
which the Ko 40 :hWei have arrange l. lest iIeir
action should precirita'e, matters. Ten or
twelve French missions have pcen burned
along tn" YnnEtsIe. and the value OF property
DESTROYED .gtecntes several million dol ars
But. SO far, Is known. no French missionary
and ,eo % and Other
mna Of Ss Tss ssfG rsne mem
In Shanghai a most all business is suspend.
tn. British. have Leen held under. the leAderr:
ship 4 their ConsuIs. and new, German aid
tee lon q the se.tiement The araa mar r 'o
unteers are under arms anil drill conNtan,ly.
and arrangements made TOR the placing OF TIE
Imminent. tasins aHiace. Tie, Munisipal
@fers o, iii the Taotai 7" low cSne.e n troops Dps
in,o the settle ment to protect It. and rely nnon
ns the %hfh sSss s
tho extent OF somo 30 per cent. MON Der. Of
kfNln hyun In mr., RSln Vrh fnR-
eicn gunboa e were not at baud 10 keep these
gentry in order. they went Immediately over
does eveiy Chinaman one speakS to. their con.
temnt and hatred ior the reiEninS dynasty.
an. Il, their d he:erminat!on to put man OF one
There is no douht, that some Of the hiRhes!
Chinese officials In the empire are members II
and Il contains within its rank. almost every
other Taotai MAGISTRATE and retty manda'tn
King hurned in etriSy The Siceroy. Iui kun.y.
He has offended the Human mon. who are tbs
leading spirits IN the movement which has for
rreronderance and influence obtained by the
riySl nsovince Of Anhwsi II tie Goyernmsns
Chang II the north ana Il Han, Chang
in the kwanG proynsss II IL uremarka a that
has been kent ie.tbe north BY u Hung Chang.
who has Just returned from cruise with the
coasts o. shantins. Manchuria. aud Korea
Before he left Tientsi he received a message
from Picking not to leave. us placards had been
posted on the walls Of the city by the Koao-
hwei threatening to k!il all the f1seign Mini 4!
undoubtedly: their chief object. and the st.
tncks upon foreign s,ttlemfnts are only do.
tigned to involve the central Governme nt with
foreign powers.
The. Ministers-or, At least. the French and
American-early this week sent IN n Joint note
TO the Governmsnt, through the, ,Tsung-ll.
YanSn. demanding that steps should be taken
for the protection 81 foreigner. In tho Empire
in the event OF which bong refused. the now:
ers interested would take steps to protect
their own nationals There Is no doubt. how.
to DO everything to protect foreigners and
SUPPRESS disorder. But do not think that Il
secret about their attitude toward their Man
chm rulers. The general oninon Is that unless
foreign powers intervene tho Government will
bo crippled by the rebellion which Is just
bursting into flame. The army is disloyal 70
An astonishing degree. ana no one but Ii
Hung Chang has any control over tho navy,
aud who can tell how he will go?