Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-06
LIST OF VICTIMS
BOXER LEADERS WHO WILL LOSE
THEIR HEADS.
WHAT THEY DID TO DESERVE IT
Everything From Killing Won ket'
teller to Torturing Defenseless
Missionaries.

pekin Feb 6.-As had been arranged
at the meeting of the ministers and chi
reese plenipoten tiaries yesterday, the en-
tire proceedings were oral no writings
be ing presented to the Chinese. n tor-
nal indictment against the twelve Gull
prts whose punishment was dem2noeu'
however, was read, though Rang IL ana
Lii Ping Heng are dead. The names OF
th. twelve are: Prince Chuang, COM
mander in chief of the Boxers. VINO had
a large share in the responsibility for
tn. promises of the rewards OF hfty taels
for the capture of foreigners ana 'nelt
death. For protecting Prince Iuah' tne
~, ;nciple inStgator OF the tfoupie. nc
vas appointed president OF the Isuhs IL
ysmen after giving advice to the Chi
nose government. He was responsioie
for the edicts against foreigners between
J,nuarv 20 and August Is. and was main
IL responsible for the massacres IN the
nroyince. especially in Shan ST. ordered
The troops to attack the legations in OPP
nosition to the advice of high mandarlns
who were looking to a cessation OF nos
tilities. secured the execution of members
o. the Tsung Lii Yan1en. favorable to for
eieners and was the recognized author
&C the ultimatum Of June 10, ordering the
diplomatic corps to leave Pekln IN -
hours and ordered. before the expiration
Of this delay. firing upon all foreigners
in the streets Of the capital and was
practically the author Of the assasstna-
ton of Baron Won ketteler, the German
minister Duke Ian, vice-president q
the Tsung Lii Yamen. who was accessory
to the giving Of orders for the capture
uf foreigners and was the first to open
the gates Of the city to the Boxers. Wing
Nein. who was criminal accompllce OF
Prince Chuang and Duke Ian IN their
Vaccinations. kang VI one Of the inst-
gators and councillors of the Boxers, who
always protected them ard was most
hostile to any understanding looking to
tbs re-establishment Of peaceful rela-
tions with the foreigners who was sent
at the commencement. of June to meet
the Boxers and endeavor to deter them
from entering the city, but who. on the
contrary. encouraged them to follow the
work of destruction and who sieGed with
Prince Tuan and Wing Men their prin-
clpal notices and prepared The plan for
the expulsion and annih;iation of for
eisners in the provinces of the empire.
Choas Su Kiam member of the grand
council and also minister of justice. who
was one of the leaders against the for
eigners and mainly responsible for the
execution of the officials killed during
the siege for not having tried to stop the
attack at the legations and who rendered
the Boxers every encouragement ~
Hsien, who recognized the Boxers and
was the author of the massacres in Shan
ST province and who assassinated with
his own hand foreigners and missions
aries and who was noted for cruelty,
which stained with blood the whole coun
tf.V over which he was governor, Gen,
Tung Fuh Slang. Who, with Prince Tuan,
carried out in Pekin the plans against
foreigners and who commanded the at
tacks on the legations and the soldiers
who assassinated the Japanese chancel-
lcr. Ii Ping Heng. who used his int1u-
ence to have the Boxers recognized as
loyal and patriotic men and who led the
government to use them with the object
of exterminat ton of foreigners. Hsu
Tung. who has always been one of the
officials most hostile to foreigners. who
praised the Boxers. of whom he was an
accomplice, who used all his influence
with high persons in the empire being
tutor to the heir apparent. HUI Ching
1u, who has the same responsibility
Kh Su. one of the officials most hostile
to foreigners and the minister a. this
rites of the Boxers. The ministers Their
announced that these personages all de
served death. When this question is
settled the foreign ENJOYS will have tt
indicate who, to their knowledge, com
nitted crimes in the provinces, punish
ment for which will have OF be inflicted
They will also present to the Chinese. II
order to prevent misunderstanding, tn
text of the edict referred to in article 1
OF the collective note before it's publ