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moreover, that it is complete as given out
mere without the foreign addenda sought
TO De put into it in other quarters.
FURTHER CONFIRMATION.
SHANGHAI, July 12.-It is reported that
a chinese merchant here has received q
ietter from Picking. dated June 30, say
ing ing the legations were demolished, and
lnat the foreigners had been killed
II Is announced from a good source that
So,OOO Russians are marching On Picking
from the North.
EMPEROR HAS NOTHING TO HIDE
BERLIN, July 12.-The bundesrath for
elgn committee, which sat yesterday and
approved Emperor Williams China. meas
ures' is body especially created at the
instance OF Bavaria, in order to give the
non-Pruss1an states of Germany g chance
10 control Emperor Williams foreign pol
ICY. such occasions have occurred yerv
rarely since 1871, but his majesty desfr-
Gu TO Inus demonstrate that he had moth
ing TO hide. The committee consists Of
representatives of all the non-Prussian
states of Germany.
TRANSPORTS FOR GERMANY
HAMBURG, July 1.-THE Boersen Hal
i ie announces that the Hamburg-American
me mas leased four and the North Ger
man Lloyd line six steamers to the ma
Idne minister for the transportation of
1N'OUO troops and ammunition to China
ITALY WANTS NO TERRITORY
ROME. July 1.-THE MARQUIS viscont,-
Venosta, minister Of foreign affairs. re-
spending today in the hamber of deDu
ues 20 an Interpolation regarding the
intentions of the government as to China.
said:
The cabinet has no present intentions
toward expansion or intrigue in China.
Its programme is to maintain perfect ac-
cofd between Italy and the other powers
heet and some troops represent the
participation of Italy in the common
task
we cannot leave entirely to others the
protection of our national rights, nor are
we dlslnterested in the work Of mutual
interests and civilization which the DOW
ers are seeking to carry into China
ADMIRAL SEYMOUR'S REPORT.
LONDON, July 12.-The British admit
rally has received the following dispatch
from Vice Admiral Seymour:
lien Tsin. Saturday, July THE Chi
nese continue fighting, often Smelling the
settlements. They are extending their
lines along the Lu-Tat-Ap- canal, to the
RoFtheast' and are appearing In greater
force west of the city.
Yesterday we bombarded the cItv and
immediate suburbs, which stopped the
Chlnese gunfire for some time. The
french settlement and station are most
SUBJECT to attack. Today there was an
other bombardment
Am steadily getting up more guns. Ten
thousand troops are now here More are
required but both the Russian and jap
anese are expected"
GEN Won LEssEL TO COMMAND.
BERLIN, July 12-Mat. Gen. Won T,es-
sell the commander of the Twentv-eiehth
army division, has been appointed to
command the German forces in China
Win the rank of lieutenant general.
JAPANESE ADVICEs.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Japanese
1esatlon mas received a dispatch from
TOXIC. giving briefly the details of the 90
sassnation of Baron Won Ketteler Of
PeK1ng and fighting around Tfen Tsip
ne uispdtch vas sent from Toxic JULY
put was IN some way subject to great
ICY around the Siberian route. 1t states
eN1t the German minister was killed nv
a shot, and that it is not known wbathe,
the mob element or the soIdiery is ra-
sponslble for the shooting The Tananeea
report of the lighting around Tien Ts1n
Is similar to that already conveyed in the
press dispatches.
CHE FOO CUT OFF.
NEW YORK, July 12-Fhe Commercial
Cable company send out the following
notice: us
We are notified that the Great North.
ern Telegraph company has received
hoFnlcauon from Shanghai that tele-
graphic communication with Che Foo haa
ing" o''h-
II HUNG CHANG WEAKENs.
LONDON, July 13.-The canton CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph, wiring
July IL, says:
Id Hung Chang has decided to remain
mere, and the American gunboat which
was waiting to convey him en- ro,1ta ~
Pek1ng will sail tomorrow"
BELATED CABLEGRAM.
WASHINGTON. July Pa beIated
caDlesram was received at the navy de-
partment this morning, via Siberia. It
pore no signature. but Secretary Long
oeheves that 1T came from Rear Adj
niral Kempff. The facts set out IN tho
caplegram appear to have already been
described in a little different form in nre-
Vlous adv!ces from Shanghai. The text
OF the message Is as follows:
"Nagasaki, Secretary of the NAVY.
wa MasP9l ni5g{t China, July Rum
ed fsung- Ii Yaman Chinese moved
many field guns on wall commanding Ie,
gaQons. Chinese subjects advised to leave
legations. Runner heard heavy firing in
Peklng after leaving city"
CONSUL. HAY TO RETURN.
CAPE TOWN, July 12-United States
Consul Adelbert S Hay Of Pretoria. Is
about to return to the United States.
Batches of prisoners are arriving here
daily from the front. One lot contained
thlrty-e1ght English and Irish names.
POOR COMFORT.
BERLIN, July 12-The Co,ogre volks-
zeitung says that the family Of the late
Baron Won Ketteler has received a teIe-
gram of sympathy from Ii Hung Chang.
PRICE UPON HIS HEAD.
LONDON. July 1.-THE Singapore cor
respondent OF the Express says:
Two Japanese recently made de-
termined attempt to murder Kang Yu
Wei the exiled leader of the Chinese re-
form party, who is here under British
protection, and who is always accom-
panied by four Sikh guards These foiled
the attempt, and arrested the assalants.
but Kang Yu Wei was badly wounded
There have been many attempts to muir
der Kang Yu Wei by poison, in order to
gain the price set upon his head by tie
Chinese
GERMANY'S POSITION DEFINED.