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lation.
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,ntass.dor ~ England ~ bear 'f' cor.
doienee. ~ china 20 GREAT Britain IN ~" ds7'h
~ Queen Victoria and o. sitsnd mo coronation
csretnonis. ~ kins Fdvard vi v'n dis-
pleas. tho reops ~ FnzIani ~" i' n"" h-
tit.rarv Chancellor of tfs Province ~ kvsnI-
,uns and wr. formerly the Compiler y 'iHn-
In tniver.ity lie IL an old man and rank
conservative. who Ia. never hsd any con
nsc,ion win foreign sTl'r' and practically
M one ever saw him
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man chosen 20 60 on this mission. u. -a.
t,,s heen acceptable - England Tho
snpointment ~ chang Po-h., was made With
ont any consultation win tho 'hine-" r"a'e
,,,rrnl .Iousrs. and It has suro' - them
The work of compiling the American clairn
f,r Indemnity on account ~ the uprising IN
china has been practically completed H.
total amount of private claims i t>oi 80
gold
With tho exception ~ tie claims ~ few
hu.ine-, houses. which amount 20 about s'"'-
r.n. thi, -um b. all for the MISSIONARY bodies
claim. Of these societies - tho amount y
about t.inur are distributed as follows
N,ueu'- Foreign Missionary society. So, 1Jd.
pr.-b, t,run board of Missions, sHlA.
American Board ~ Foreign Missions for North
China s6l 40. Prr-Uy terrain Mission AZ Pao'ng-
a. 81. $50 North China Methodist Mission.
,S7sn and tho Young Mems Christian As
soctatnn stI60
hi, does not represent all the damages
claimed by thr-c societies. az tho missionaries
have been collecting largo indemn,teS from
Chipes" villages
The Rev " : Ament Of the American
Roard ~ Foreign Missions whose Tr"sr
AT Chouchou by tho frcnch and Germans
caused trouble "a day or so ago. telegraph"
tina, he has been released and his people
yindicated lie now demands an eHpla-
nation from the French aud Germans who
insist that he was never under arrest
W,sHiNCroN. Feb. : Tn" following de-
spatch has been received az 'bo state De-
partment from Minister Conger.
-PEKIN. Feb e-Ihs foreign Minister'S
held A conference yesterday feh O. with
the Chinese plenipotentiaries who presented
the difficulties In the eway of the execution
Of the three Chinese notables, Prince Tuan.
Prince Ian and Gen Tung fu Hsiang They
gave assurances OF the execution OF Chuang
and Yu Hsian. but urged lenicncy for the
others begging that the court bo not placed
in a position too difficult.
Tho foreign Ministers have agreed 20
demand capital sentences for Tuan and Ian.
but with the expectation that they will bs
commuted to exile. They demand thu
death penalty for tho others also mentioned
in the decree, Yu Hsien. Chlh Liu aud Hsl
Cheng-yu. the last two now prisoners OF
the japanese az Pekin. Posthumous honors
are also demanded for tho four members
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