The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-14

NJ dc Giers and his legation ofYicials re-
sisted desperately. and his brave body
In the midst OF his torture the envoy IL
said to have heroically proclaimed his
faith In Christianity, encouraged by his
wife. who shared his martyrdom-
The Imperial Edict.
WARRINGTON. July is.-Mr. WI. the
Chinese minister. said at the time he pre-,
edict defining China's attitude in the
present crisis, that copy OF the docu-
Inent had been sent TO the representa-
whose ministers are In Picking. Some sur
prise IN manifested here that the edict
has not been presented by the. several
ministers before this time, but this may
be due TO delay I'm deciphering 1t In the
code, which was Chinese and not the
. 81 the e9nnby Which the
eminent the French have asked the Chi
nese minister to undertake the task OF
reaching the French minister in Picking
been heceivcd by him regarding the teIe-
ernm sent through the good offices of an
sn II and TS. that none ccpd
news from his country. he added.
M Word From Remey.
WARRINGTON. July la-secretary
Long stated at a late hour tonight that
day or evening f from Admiral G Remsy. 'h i9
command 81 the Asiatic station, now In
Chinese waters. The fact that the admiral
said to exist I'm Picking and the reported
murder of the minister's. the secretary
regarded as hopeful sign. as he inciines
CURED IN the capital some word or rum
sin or Taku.
No Further News In Le.aen.
LONDON. July 1.-THE scanty cable
dispatche. received today add nothing TO
the kno~iedge In London OF the Chinese
situation sn,an , y y stated positively from
defeated Prince Chuans forces, and will
then go north 10 lend his powerful aid
Ing nnsfE ss ssn cn "a mang 10 nrs
present L. Hung Chang considers ,ha, he he
from Canton. and also keep in check the
turbulent province of Kwangtung.
Foreigners Leave WencAaa.
Al the foreigners and missionaries have
evacuated Wenchau and have arrived at
at Wenchau and threatened to extermin-
ate the foreisners and Christians. They
nlso distrihuted the banners badges and
fnhammatory nntf~foreigL appeals
FtEetinG ut Ttentsia.
The Tientsin correspondent, OF the Ex.
press, teiexraphing under date OF July o.
asserts that the Chinese are daily driv-
, s IN ~ the s allies, They have mounted.
guns In advantageous positions, with
which they are now sweeping the streets
oi ths foreign settlement. the incessant
shooting rendering the streets quite un.
the. Daily MAR. ST, Petersburg eorre-
battle outside of Tientsin. the Cossacks
captured ak Krupp gums and killed mum
beers % fleeing Boxers The Chinese lost
S.Vp Killed Including Gen. kek.
Italy WIN send Troopa.
It,ft
for China win leave Naples. july IA Ac-
cordins 10 the Tribune. a second contin-
Gent. which. like the hrst.. viii re
Composed % two battaiions, will be sent
The espeditionary corps viii thus DO
raised 10 5000 men.
ttwhtisH Among the Chinese.
BRUSSELS, July Nj pe rrabeau.
,elesra ~ from ,Srss fs"ir has sseived
minist.r ot the belgian legation al Pc
King, dated Shanghai, stating. on the au-
faithful 60 Gen, Nieh had defeated the
rebels pear fekins, and they recagnfse,l
the authority 81 Prince Ching and Gea'
priac~ roan Declared a Rebel.
nEW4IN, July n.--According tn a seui.
Thursday, july u. II Hung Chang. imty
received a written imperial edict dated
Jane II and scnt overland In which ali
the governors were urged 60 diNpatch
troops with he Utmost sI.e.d 10 HELM
aEainst toe rebels among whom Prince
Taan was clearly Indicated Acting on this
eaiet, which n said 60 10 unaouSte,tiy
senuinc, IA Huns Chang l. sending soma
thousands NJ troops 60 Picking and sine
other governors are probably doing the
same
Aiiesea New. OF Massacre.
SHANGHAI Iuiy Ia The faretxa con
tuls are onering large sums fNr fhs pr,,.
auctlen ef ihe lrttcr witch Chinese ys,--
s sess' '. sA's e have rsceivsi trom 70
wete demolished and that the forrt,,nsr,.