Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-26
Pun H I|D|ll !
Ady from China Indieats 1ist
s. ,hment of tho Rsbsl Lead
ers Hss Bsgln
Governor Of shan 81 Commits sui.G
eide as Result of Omeial
CeRsure y
Tuan Will Be Banished, Which ~
Worse Than Death % 8
Prince.

Washington, Oct. 26The Chinee
minister received dispatch today stat
ing that Kang II, member Of the CABLE
net with Yung Lu, and one of the in-
tense anti-foreign leaders, who're pun
ishment was demanded by the powers.
died of illness on the 18th; also that Yu
Hsein, late governor OF Shan 81, who - II
said to have been responsible for the
death of many missi ionaries, has cosn-
mitted suicide by swallowing gold lad.
Minister WI regards this act as the re-
sult of disfavor which high officials have
received from the throne.
The death of Kang III is an Important
event, as he was one Of the ringieaders
whose punishment was demanded by z
the powers.
Minister Wu's advices also show that
Prince Tuan had been visited with se-
we're censure from the throne and TO
such an extent that 1t would be no sir
prise If he followed the course Kiang II
and Yu He has been prevented from
accompanying the imperial court to
Slang Flu, and remains at Shan 81, cut
loft from further influence on the throne.
to a prince of the blood ie worse than
i
patches before Secretary Hay.
\ PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WAIT.
4 Chinese Minister TO Russia Declares
Not satisfactory.
4 Paris, Oct. 26.-According to dis
Il patch from Pekin, dated the Nth. to-
i aavas Agency, Prince Ching and Ii
Hung Chang have communicated 10 the
Legations an imperial decree in accord
\ ance with which the princes and minis
i tiers responsible for the recent trouble In
4 China are to be punished. according 10
their respective degrees OF oulpa biiity.
The emperor charges Ching and Chang
j TO fix the penalties to be imposed on
q thoee OF whom the Europeans demand
punishment. and statee that the Chinese
plenipotentiaries have already inflicted
y punishment on some princes ana assure
= the emperor OF the death Of Kang II.
The conmunicat tions ere not satis4ae-
tory to the legations.
Kunn1 VIII Return to Pc kin.
Berlin, Oct "A correspondent has
been informed at the Chinese legation
here that Kuang Hsu, the emperor OF
China, and the empress dowager will
! not remain at Sian Fu, but will 70 TO
Pekin, where 1t is expected they will
{ arrive in about a month. This interest
I ling decision is said to have been
6 brought about by the Anglo German
i agraenent.
n From another source, equally trust
8 worthy. the correspondent has learned
q that the peace negotiations have MOI
: yet been begun, but will very shortly
: be under way.
$ The foreign Office affrn1s that there ii
no truth in the story that the United
t States has a secret understanding with
Germany and England It is expected
t Ethes powers will accept the recent note
elsa a whole, not merely In part.
o Delay is Due TO Certain Envoys.
z Moscow, Oct. pa report from Yal.
= ia says that Yang Yu, the Chinese min
:. lister TO Russia, who is staying there t.
= be near the cZar at Livadfa, has an
Eounced that the peace negotiation,
s will not be under way before December
$ When certain of the foreign ministers
s whose presence is necessary, will hav
returned to Pelsin.
2 2 All of the damaged legations in Pekl1
= have been repaired
q The attempt To draw up custom
~ house treaty between Turkey and Bull
% garia has resulted in a total failure
u Bulgaria is dissatisfied, and accuse
Turkey of base irItTigues and of the at
= tempt to treat Bulgaria as vasss
. state
re- Austrtans Applaud Hays Order.
se Vienna, Oct. 26. Secretary Hay
re message TO Minister Conger concernin
ic the abolirionof the tsung- -I-yamen ha
ae attracted the attention of diplomat
id here The idea of the American secrt
IN tary Of state is considered most exec
lent, tho perhaps premature. It 10 b.
llieved that the foreign ministers in p
.skin are fully engaged in enforcing Il
!. demands already formulated by II
powers, and 1T is thought unlikely tn,
China will adopt Secretary Hays sui
gestion.
i. To Open Knw Reservation.
Fort Worth, Tex, Oct. 4.-1he gel
TX. eral council Of the Kaw Indians vott
almost unanimously in favor Of allo
u / lnent of their lands. Delegations OF q
Kaws leave in a few days to presel