New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-02
CHINESE NASSACREs IN THE PAST
BLOOD OF MEN AND WOMEN OFTEN SHED
IN RECENT YEARS
From The London Mail.

From The London Mail
WITH R95 68od Of Ghi hD sS aa83 are 59d
4 e1e4 ana "oa'e9. since the DAYS when Europeans
the last forty years, there has been a Constant
brought about solely by the passionate hatred Of
ne az yeiI9 nc IN man 13o for the White
Inelg massacre en- august !, 1885. The Church
prise in that city. There were many converts and
no one dreamed OF any danger Five woman mis-
sonaIes lve6 IN one house on the hills beyond the
city during the summer heat. and close TO them
Wife and I'VE Children enc missionary IN charge his
August ! was the birthday of one Of the chill
dren, early n the morning three Of his brothers
and sisters got up and went out on the hills TO
ran 10 look at the procession One ChinaTa55
seized the eldest gin BY the hair and beat her She
the house occupied by the mob. She caught a
them SEEING the house burning e5l en+ f 5 OF
nurse Her TWO brothers and her little sister were
up A to hep bu he Mss oo late seE Re o 5
had been murdered, and two of the children soon
one OF w6o Miss Marshal was the d Gag9 eII Of
q Blaekheath vicar went with thrill Of horror
WhT .y ws5e sy murdered AR Rroeaaon had
Notice is hereby given that at the present time
foreign bar6arians are hiring evil characters TO
from them for have a female servant named
Ii who has personally seen this done I eXhort
you. good people. not TO allow your children to go
our; hope you VIII act IN ACCORDANCE with this
WHAT LORD LocH ENDURED
The experience of Lord Loeb and his companions
in 1851 present tale Of horror rarely equalled.
Henry L2cn thsn young man 81 LAirty WAS at
Messrs wade and Parkes the English Interpreters,
q & Ss L65a 81 nag the 8
sd ana To 5sI PsF saw q that @gyg d LIeh
sning so Loeb tried get back to the allied Eng
ge and E and G fnf5a 70 w is we s q a
At one spot were seized gnsir arms bound and
a sudden tunult gave them respite Every pos
5Ps moeKed sRy bound fortnred
swords were waved over them to frghten them;
INTO rough native cart and driven 70 Picking.
the 6sst or HAS fes roneh road t ro these Is 15eTy
torment beyond degree. Forty years afterward
Lord Loeb would never recall it. the memories
a" At Feklng they were hurried into the native
pendent "a the kndRsss Of the Chinese criminals
three English who had been with them before their
capture also seized and placed under a
S' When The English and French armies got to the
gates of Picking some OF these miserable eaptives
THE BUTCHERY OF THE NUNS.
IN lime q 1870 came the infamous Tlen-Tsin
massacre The French Catholic missionaries and
Sisters of Mercy had established mission in Tien-
home report got about am aIsr the natives that
Le and eyes in the manufacture Of some edi-
ca F,yery one saw that storm was coming and the
r-E1ncS Consul was urged 10 take such steps as
anIiid show the SANDER 70 be false. But the
@oH.1 thought such request a suF on his
669niIY ana refused to listen 70 it, The Consul
uIFi Ser ms dignity with his life. No fully
P pau What happened for every European the
EIo" las done to death. The defenceless Sisters
SPOIL SSnfchered after nameess barbarites, and the
sgscS cathedral and orphanages were set IRE.
EIs1.s. foreieners including Russian and his
,,lg bride who were mistaken for French were
slain a. .es-,s5 .bat = es,Aral nm
,, such as that of the present hour must fol-
IIaA5' Isy+ in the end the Chinese authorities sub
Isow, ,be uprising and executed score Of rioters