The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-17

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| our force vas burnt down prior tc
| mr. withdrawal.
The Jiirs extra issued this afternoon
| obtained the following telegram:
| SHANGHAI. July 4-AccotdinE to n
,port received by the China Gazette this
nernoon am Adm raj Seymour was
orndcd tby stray shotO While sitting
inside n house
SltANNait Al. July - tsuO a. Ils VI II
ate) "A ,mefoo dispatch says that the
ulled forces commenced general as
ault on the native town of Tientsn at
a. m. on June 20. and the walled city
was occupied by . y. m. on the same
day.
LONDON. July 5th, 7:i5 p. mad
miral Seymour reports that a message
Dal, in 10 tnd on tho ttlt
been received, which states that the
-ebations except the British. French,
German and part of the Russian, have
been destroyed. The Europeans are
altered at the British Legation. They
ave provisions. but ammunition is
scarce The Europeans hold the city
safe near the Legation with Captured
Chinese guns. There is not much
sickness.
The Chinese have inundated the
,ountry near Tientsin, with the object
probably of defence of the city south.
rhe allied forces have sustained no in
jury.s
SHANGHAI, July 5th, 1910 a. M
1t was announced in London on the |
ird inst. that the German Emperor had |
ordered a Naval Division to prepare to
proceed to China.
1t was announced in London on the
It'll inst that German transports with
800 marines on board had sailed to
China. The Kaiser witnessed their de-
oarture which was made the occasion
If patriotic demonstration.
A German Brigade of all arms COM
posed of Volunteers from the army is
'eing formed for service in China.
The Kaiser, addressing the marines
before they sailed, said that crime of
UGH horrifying barbarity as the MUIR
er of the German Minister in Picking,
vengeance, and that he
would not rest until the German and
he allied flags had been planted on the
walls of Picking.
A rumor is current in London that |
he allied troops have entered Picking,
fter beating the Chinese soldiers and
he Boxers.
According to telegram received from
he China Gazette, the British dispatch
'oat Alacrity, 100 tons, arrived at
'hefoo from Taku on the LIST and re-
orted that all the marines had been
elieved by the land forces. The Chi
ese troops, 10000 in ALL which pro-
eeded to Tientsin, have killed num-
er of British solulers and have cut off
1eir heads and feet. Eighteen wounded
Oldiers were carried to Weihaiwei on
GARD the Alacrity.
According to a report derived from
German source, American mission ,
ries and several ladies, thirty-five in
II, arrived in Tsingtao today.
1t Is also reported from Picking that
he War Department has been burned
own by the Boxers, who killed a num-
er of the officials. Yung-lu has been
tackled by large number of the in
Sir Robert Hart is being seriously
ensured for his refusal to comply with
request made some l.me ago by Mr.
the British Consul General
n the supply of some information
it'll regard to the Importation of arms
to China.
The Nichi Nichi publishes the fol-
wing telegram received from Berlin.
lder date of July 4th:
An imperial ordinance was issued yas-
rday. the Sd ordering 5000 infantry
I'd company of cavalry, artillery and
ppers, In addition to land force, to
oceed to China.
The following telegram was also re-
ived by the Nichi Nichi yesterday:
The commanders of the squadrons
the respective powers have held n
Getting, when they decided to apply to =
cir home governments for the dis a
tch OF refnforcements in order to en- y
lie the forces in China to proceed toI !
king. The commander in chief of thel =
lssian and the British squadrons havel 2
ecially expressed their desire to OBJ q
IN larger force from Japan. y
The Tokyo Asahi issued an express 3
IS afternoon to the following effect =
SHANGHAI. July 5.-The Emperor Is 2
ad. The Empress Dowager has made 4
r escape. Prince Twan has usurped 4
! throne. Particulars as to the death !
the Emperor are unknown. but 1t is =
act that he is no longer alive. 2
AleXieff has been apnointed conn | .