The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-02


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The record &c the correspondence with
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the safe cgtody uf all the powers.
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THE ENTREES RESPONSIBILITY.
rhe single individual responsible be-
Ilie God ana man for thu misery and
ruin which he progress Of the ] 10
Ikuan has brought IN its train Is tho
Empress DoWager herself IL was sh b
IS u poured ola upon the flames h.ch
she prOfess.L TO be trying to sJbdue,
lSeNt in importance, owing TO his posi-
ton, was lIluce Tuan, father Of the
youth seleCtSd that winter as success or
If .Nuang Hsu. The EMPIRE - h. sup
posed to have been most influenced b.
his advice. as he had more at stake
an any other subject. by an I'm
pcrial deer Of June 2lst. published IN
The Pekirc Gazette, Prince ChuanE
WAS appointed the official head OF tAe
!iONer militia, who occupied his palace.
and whose tents stood at its entrance
in large numbers. Yu Lu. the Cover p
nor Genera! OF ChihH, was a supple
Dol to the Empress throughout. blow
ing now hot and now cold, as the pD-
'tICal barometer seemed to oema =
Yu ISien, Governor Of Shansi. when fl
lis previous post as Governor Of Shan-
turB. developed the Boxer organization.
ana first brought IL to effective less.
He is personally responsible fer all the
terrible evils in Shantung, and for thu
massacre Of the missionaries in Shansi.
OTHER ABETToRS OF CRIME.
TunE, Lu and Tung Furnishing have
already been mentioned as generals
EOlning nigh commands. Kang VI,
vino is poJuarly known as Lord High
IbNtortione4 was sent through the
central and southern provinces last
winter to squeeze out more funds for
t.nperial w:.stefulness TO squander. and
Was in everything a dutiful henchnan
of LIS mistress. With the exception %
IL nFapEd1nU %
Nanchus, WHO had contriyed to absorb
all the highest places in the Empire.
TO the exclusion u the Chinese. Among
n. most sp;iye of the latter In Her
Jajesty's service may b. named ChaO
ShUch'iao. and Ii Ping-heHg. the latter
late Governor 81 Snautuns. ard mor.'
recently promoted to q new Office dis
linctly Oy..r me heads Of two governors
general in ihe central provinces. upon
whom IL was supposed ne was 10 keep
Il watch.
THE Fa- E OF THE LEADERS.
or the Whereabouts Of two at least
Cf these zen individuals nothing GER
tain is known at present. The Cover
hOr OF Si.:nsi Yu Isien. one Of thu
most cupanle is probably the only one
who retains mis- former position. Yung
Lu is sup;,oFed to have fled. and the
rane Is trl,. OF Tung Fuhslang. who
s"ls followed to the letter, with the
inevitable ccsults. II has been already
-1cutiored that the Princes Tuan and
CEuang are refugees, the palace Of one
II them in ashes; OF the other. head
Quarters fJI Japanese soldiers. Yu La.
the Governor General OF the great
..r,gince Of Mill, who occupied a post
the most distinguished n the Whole
icupire, 'af-"I the capture Of Tien-Tsin
~ the allied forces, committed suicide.
leaving twenty or thirty millions or
Chinese VIII out a ruler Reports differ
in regard - the bitter and unscrupu-
lnus Ii Ping -heng, but all agree IN his
dcaih, eitlcr as a result " a wound IA
ta:tle. OF by -poisgning-the legiti-
mate COntEClan expression Of deep dis
content VIII. ones fate.
CONCLUSION.
what - q that the Manchu mobiles
aud the Empress Dowager have
achieved IN their effort to exterminate
the Ocean Men, and TO drive Western
civilization cut of the Celestial EN-
rirf DIsrstcr. humiliation, and abJect
defeat such as in modern days are
:aTe, not to say unexampled. In a
tempest % insane passion they have
y'lled Themselves, put an end TO Man
chU domina, ION, and lost the decree OF
hrgven, by which alone they have
{ laimed 20 rule. WHOM the gods
would destroy, the first make mad"
A Big Stock Deal.