The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-29
THE PACIFLCATION OF CHINA
WALDERSEE REPORTS HE IS GRAD
UALLY BRINGING IT ABOUT

The Numerous Expeditions of the Al
lied Troops Having the Desired Re
sults-Remote Villages Frequently
Request Military Protection Against
Boxers Representations to Chinese
Court Are Said to be Having Good
Effect.
Berlin, Nov. 2S.-The war office has
received the following from Count Won
Waldersee, dated Pelxin, November 27:
Numerous expeditions carried out by
the allied troops appear to be gradually
bringing about the desired pacification
of the country. Remote villages fire.
quently request military protection
against Boxers"
London, Nov. 29.-"The representa-
tons of Prince Ching, Ii Hung Chang
and others to the Chinese court that
the powers are dissatisfied and are
threatening action on the Yang-Tse-
Kiang to stop supplies says the Pekin
correspondent of the Morning Post, wiz
ing Tuesday, "are reported to be having
an effect, and it is said that the court
is likely to take measures to meet the
powers.
IAN American correspondent reports
from Pao-Ting-Fu that three thousand
Germans, under General Kettler, and
two thousand French troops, under
General Bailloud, concentrated there re-
for tbo nj wifi intention
of making frequent expeditions north
and south to punish reputed Boxer viii
layers.
'''Prince Ukhtomski is in daily confer
ence with Ii Hung Chang and occa-
sionally meets Prince Ching. He re-
CARDS the outlook as dark, even if the
powers agree, for, he says, China may
reject the terms and then will come war,
rebellion and famine.
prince Ukhtomski favors allowing
China to govern herself, the powers
holding the ports until she does reform
herself and does undertake to protect |
foreigners.
Russia, he asserts, has no intention
of annexing Manchuria, although she |
will have to have more Cossacks there |
in order to maintain a dominating in
fiuence He is convinced that, even If |
others make war on China, Russia will |
not
Shanghai, Nov 2S.-Advices from
Sian-Fu assert that the empress dow
ager has consented to the return of
Emperor Kwang Su to Pekin although
she will remain at Sian-Fu. 1t is re-
ported from the same sources that the
announcement of the suicide of vi
Hsien, former governor of the province
of Shan-Si, was correct.
Paris, Nov. 29--The Havas Agency
has received the following dispatch
from Pekin dated yesterday: "A
French column of marines with artil-
lery attacked, November 27, the village
of Tai Ii Kio Tchu, southwest of Pao
Ting Flu The Boxers abandoned the
position after a stout resistance and
heavy loss. The French had ten wound
ed, three seriously
Berlin, Nov. 2S.--A dispatch received
here from Tien Tsin dated Monday, No
vember 26 says: 1.-The provisional ad-
ministration here, in which Germany,
the United States, Russia, Great Brit
ain, France, and Japan are represented,
decided to-day unanimously to demolish
the wall and FL up the ditch around
Tien Tsin"
London, Nov. 29.-The Berlin Core
spondent of the Standard says he
hears that Germany has notified the
United States of her willingness to
waive the demand for the execution of
the Chinese officials.
Shanghai, Nov 29.--Liu Shua Ting,
governor of the province of Che Kiang,
has been dismissed on account of the
Chu Chau Flu massacre. The provin-
cial treasurer of Kiang, Yum Tsuy,
succeeds him. The latter is a liberal
minded reformer.