New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-19
DISTURBANCES IN CHINA.
ANOTHER GREAT BOXER UPRISING
FEARF n.
.,vrcrs FROM MINISTER CoNGEF SHOW 4
CRAVE. CONDITION OF AFFAIRS-NAS-
sACREs AND RoBBERIEs oC-
CURING DAILY

CURING DAILY
.4-o, Sent 1A-China Is On the verge Of
..La- Boxer uprising which nav equal that Of
IN, according 10 mail advtces received at the
GO Depa -rnent from Minister ConEer. dated ast
o1-h. The troubles appear 10 arise prlnelpa--y
80, az-o-rio1ate taxation combined Win RESENT
- for me presence Of the MISSIONARIES mus
IT. - -1A Judgment OF the Department OF
-. -Lsob uofnred out 70 the powers that the
.s-,sr5 for excessive indennities would result N
s--or-s internal troubles II China
ro-ge-g first advice bears date OF August e
-. pa-,frg and he reports serious anti-Tore-sn
-. -es- Chen-Tu IN the province Of Sze-Chuen'
- .5-L = number OF native Christians had been
ss.ors5 ans chapels destroyed Mr. Consef aP-
-. - have acted with energy on TeleSraPI--c
,-rs4-1s from Dr. Canr1ght- an American n1ecl-
= ,,ss,7rar- al ClsLJu, nor only addressing lle
go Fo-eign Office BY letter. bur calling there
e,n 10 impress on the officials the Importance
:. Immediate and effective action and finally sue
s+,q - causing the removal OF the local chinese
officials who had failed 10 suppress '7 nus
--sserve life ana property
- r,,gs- 5ncIoses with his report the communi-
lens that passed between himself, Dr. CanrighJ
- he Foreign Oface- Under date OF June %
4~on Chenru. Dr. Canrtght te-egraphed-
szeChuen repeating 800 GhaPe! pun oITf1T 7oor+rs
Christians kll-e--
NJ Cancer Immediately TeleEraphed - W. a.
- n demand adequate prorecton tor 1llss'ol-
- Il also addressed 9 note TO Prince Shl--s
v-,-ai-- Office saying that there were sew
= .-,s-,-a- missionaries and many cfaPe-S 1-'-
.s--Z in sze-Chuen. and il vas necessary thaL
s.z;a-z provision be taken 70 stamp Out 1--777
-1--fss q their Inception
IN his answer Prince Lrl-s -o-
ne following imperial e1-et-
=, .o . number Of local outlaws banded
oo-L7 - re district OF Ize-Na1g aLG LIlzl-9
Iogel4sI l,s-e[nor dispatched troops 70 olsperss
-Co1o-e go Iaa13rg criminal. II hang CHUNG. ana
o+Se-s we're arrested ana eAec-IS &c l- u rno~-s
magistrate e. F2g n his district outlaws
ever thousand strong slcGs-y NAB he P-i7isb or
- and destroyed ch-rca VE3l-- c-L -,
$500 society had built The preacher, 80
=be1g Wei and four church r1elIllers We ,+I7sG
killed They also burned s.---5 - All haste and
three Christians. sem t-5gtsS - - Tso-f ~
1Tocee5 with braves 10 attend 10 TINS ma MAJ
such fierce and a 7yess G1lLoTE11 - ~ 30 account
e7-Cz1-e5 % spread. We command tATFei-lt1lh e
srlcty 9Ile, to see the rirgIeaders and 70 pun
fsh them according 10 the rlgor OF an IaN a.
n " me fsSi great pity for the missionary or
rserhe- and others. who, for no Ia.-lt o. .- -
have lost their lives. and command tnat ao=4ia'7
relief may be Al once given. agts-ra+a Of TIE
sng Who II is said. has not long been n me o.
Sc because he renlss II taxing Pr--- t,
cz7ce and that ne be given . limited time "llIh
which 70 capture the criminals; thar 7iaoes who
Loge T107 the local authorities should be stern
n i+--1o+a5 - make careful search and put stop
- al such things 20 take sEeclal 20 -,I-~z -
as TO get rid Of bad characters ana 20 . si no
lection 70 the chapels and missionaries "l'i''1 |
BESIDES sending telegram 70 the zIoeT2y 30 90
SzA-Th1Jen. that he should st once carr ouL -
i~1Derial viii as II duty bound: We have reHeI T
civ copied the edict and sent II tor your excel
le2ey,5 i2f0TPl4gs9p Of the season
PRINCE OF CHING.
Minister Of the Board Of Foreign Affairs. .oo,,
Dated. INST Day Of the Fifth Moon June e. 1870
Another dispatch from the Foreign Office to Nj
7nger dated July 5. says that the Niceroy report
e5 +ba- the missionary killed Chinese ana
that number OF leading Boxers had been capt
ry-ed and punished and sharp lookout was oelr1s
kept for those still at large.
~ rongsr again had occasion - address me
F-crzf-, once on July 30 informing them mat III
fa-rfg77+ had again reported that rohbeTlFs anu
roassarres we're occurring daily. that al we're IN
Great danger and that he had demanded protecloIl
in vain The Minister urged the Foreign once 70
axe more effective measures. in order 70 aED'
she fearful responsibility further loss ~ hIe
and property" The Foreign Office replied mat
several eafcts had been issued directing the
vicerov 70 suppress the troubles L had received
= telegram from that Official saying that me
rebel Hgu7-Ch 'Tne-FEe Of Jen-Shou-Hsien hao ap-
rea-e5 suddenly Al The head Of 4 crowd ana
burned Z chapel and some thirty odd houses cary
IN that moon and also killed Christian Lhey
also Committed other oUIrages, whereupon Ile
Ticeroy dispatched troops 10 the scene "Lo -
twenty or more people The leader Of the not vas
sFso rerrI1-ed and orders were given 70 nave ann
heheade6 and his head exposed The reneIs d
other points also attacked by the goFFTLLLie-LI
troops and routed. Three hundred or TOUR nun
5re5 q them killed The Judge o. the prov
fnce reported that there was no need Tor the mis-
siorsries 70 seek temporary refuge
4 letter Of later date from Minister tonsFr
transmits Two imperial eC-ctS ordering several
oranges among provincial officials IS a result or
changes Minister COrser says. Is the removal OF
Kwe-Chur IS Viceroy Of Sze-Chun province, and
the appoinrrneut OF Tzen-Chun-Hsuan as acting
Eicerov Of that province. THIS change, the Mn
isrer saws doubtless was made by the Chinese
Government because Of the failure Of hwel-Chun
n s7-1cress the recent serious assurances IN the
territory under his jurisdiction The Minister Iuf-
the- thar i would take three months for the
new appointee to reach his post and added that
i was hoped that the news OF his coming
would tend 10 impress the disturbing elenlentn
the province.
Tzer-ChIlrl-E sUaD. u - short tine ago, when
h. was appointed Governor or Quaug -Iung. was
Governor OF Shar-St province. The EovernorSh1p
Of QUrg-TunG province now falls to Ii Using
Jul. who has been Governor 81 hlang-S1 province
and vas formerly Chinese Minister TO Japan. Ii
vii be succeeded N turn by hao Fehg-Shih'
Kegi-Chun. The Cepose5 Governor Of Sz=-Chuen
has been ordered To Picking FOR an audience
Chso Erh-Esun has been appointed temporary
governor OF Shan-Se province. Ting Chen-Toh,
who appointed To that post not having
reached L
Ting-Chen-Toh was Governor. Of Yun-Nen in 1888
snd has been judicial COMMISSIONER Of several
provinces.