Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26
TELEGEAMS IN BRIEF.
CHINESE WAR.
.ance is still forwarding troops.

China
Germany inhibited Chinese legation
dispatches.
The car is preparing to send 100000
troops to Siberia
Spain will join the powers.
Pope expressed regret over the
Chinese situation.
The cruiser Philadelphia sailed, pre-
sumably for China.
Minister WI fears the imperial gov
eminent has been crushed.
The boxers are said to be in force
near the Corean frontier.
There is danger of general anti
foreign uprising in China.
Governor Mount offered Indiana
troops to the government
China declared war on Russia and
invaded Siberian territory.
Chinese colonies in America Tepu-
date the acts of the boxers
Forty foreigners and hundred IA
tives were killed at Tai Yuen FL.
The Oregon will make temporary re-
pairs at Kure and hasten to Taku.
There is a report that Prince Ching
protected the legationaries in his
yamen.
rhe powers Of Europe are grouping
around the attitude of the United
States.
Ii Hung Chang said he would march
to Pekin with bodyguard OF only
200 men.
A japanese officer in Vienna said
that military operations in China are
possible in August.
1t is asserted that the Russian gov
ernmcnt has full official details OF the
Pekin massacre.
Austria Hungary dispatched the
cruiser Emperor Karl VI. and a gun
boat to China.
Most army officers at Washington
favor having General Miles ordered 10
the seat OF war.
Governor Lind OF Minnesota states
that he Is able TO spare the regulars for
service in China.
President Mckinley took a more
hopeful view of situation in China and
returned to Canton.
General Joseph Wheeler, COM
mander OF department OF the lakes, APP
piled for service in China.
European governments generally
have accepted the story Of the mas
sacre of foreigners in Pekin.
The Washington government goes on
the assumption that all the ministers
in Pekin have been murdered.
Ii Hung Chang reached Hongkong.
He said he was recalled to Pekin by
the empress, and not Prince Tuan.
The allies at Tientsin are unable to
agree on commander-in-chief. Rus
STA refuses to serve under Marshal
Yamagata.
DR.. Stulhman, professor at Pekln
university, now in Hamburg, wants
missionaries restricted to coast cities
hereafter.
Henry Clarke Davis of Chicago,
brother OF Captain A. r. Davis, killed
at Tientsin, volunteered services TO
fight in China.
New York Cinnamon fear the muir
ders committed by the boxers will be
avenged upon them and have appealed
for protection.
President Mckinley and his cabinet
decided not to call an extra session OF
congress, and to send an army of H.
900 men to China.
II is reported from Constantinople
that Russian volunteer fleet, with
many troops, will pass through the
Bosporus for China this week.
Many assertions are reported among
the enlisted men at Governors island.
The soldiers, who are recruits mostly,
do not want to SO TO China.
Speaker Henderson said he thought
the Chinese troubles will result in the
requirement by United States of more
important coast and river ports.
Ii Hung Chang in interview in
Canton said he had warned the en-
press that life for life would be ex-
acted IL foreigners were killed.
Russia Is evidently preparing to
make war on China. Indications point
more strongly to International COM
plications over the China situation.
The appointment of w. w. Rock
hill. director of bureau Of American re-
publics, as special United States COM
missioner to report on Chinese situa-
ton is made.
Minister WI Ting Fang received a
cablegram which said the foreign min
listers were safe in Pekin July 6. The
state department doubts the anthem
ITCHY of the message.
Pritchard Morgan, NJ. p, III Hung
Chang's friend, said in the English
house of commons that he had posi-
tive information that the legations
were standing on July g.
Prince Tuan is said to have mo-
bilized $4,000 mon. The Chinese fleet
is concentrating in the China sea.
Foreigners at Chu-Chau' and In-Chau
are said to have been attacked.
Preliminary negotiations submitted
by Secretary Hay at cabinet meeting
indicate genuine concert of action by
all the civilized nations. There is to
be large use OF Japanese troops