The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07
Publish Details of Hankow
 Massacre-Anti-Manchu Feeling Increased
ANDY HAS NOT GONE
 OVER TO THE REBELS
Lang Chi Chian Does Not Think Republic Is Possible for China. English Troops to Act.
 Shanghai Sensation

Picking November 6.-The removal or the rigorous censorship hitherto imposed on the Chinese press is a notable sign of the times The Chinese newspapers today published with the greatest freedom long leaders of the Hankow massacres, giving details and attributing the blame to ,he Imperialists' commanders for both the Hanl5ow and Shanghai outbreaks
 As a consequence of these publications there is increased animosity toward the Manchus The United States and Great Britain have decided to take effective measures for the protection of their ~s- spective people in China in event of dan ger to foreigners generally. This does not yet appear probable.
 It Is suggested that the regents broth- CT, Prince Tai Stun, has left the eoun- try as he has not been seen for three days. He obtained months leave from his post as acting minister of the navy
 A private letter from an officer or Yuan Kais staff says the rebel leader Gen. eral Lii Yuan Heng makes 20 demands or more, the most important of which Is that the imperial household shall pro ed to Jehol with the entire court inclnd' ing the eunuchs and shall remain there receiving in return an adequate pension from the new government which is te be republican.
 Secret Meeting Held
 At a special secret meeting of the Da' tlonal assembly yesterday afternoon Il was decided to telegraph Yuan Shi Kai explaining the fearfuly involved condi- ton of the political situation at Picking which required the immediate presence of the premier. The assembly would be un- able to tide over the difficulties in any othr manner. A member of the assembly explains that this is fair warning and that if Yuan does not comply another premier possibly may be appointed Consular reports from Mukden say many Chinese are fleeing into the coun try, believing the Manchus will retrsa to Mukden and massacre the Chinese in habitants The only demand the peopl' 1 have made lately which the throne fa' l not granted Is the punishment of official | responsible for the Hankow slaughter. | Noting this the Chinese consider t { l further weakness of the throne which n' | one can dare to antagonize now. Yuar Shi Kai has requested that the fiftf division quartered in Shan Tung proese6 to Nieko, few miles from Hankow. The third Chang Chun Flu division Is arriv.
 
 So far warm comradeship has been shown between the soldiers of the two divisions The Picking chamber of commerce las requested the government to provide 400t rifles and a sufficient supply of ammuni- tion to arm the commercial police and consular employees. There are other eyf- dences of a possible outbreak within the city
 Robert Gaily, once well known Prince ton football player, who Is now head oi the Young Mems Christian association of Picking, not trusting to the police, i, organizing band of 25 Americans and Britishers with 100 Chinese volunteers fol defense. Both Manchu and Chinese wom. en and children will be cared for by this body.
 Ching Hua college, where students are prepared for the American colleges is almost deser ted The women and chil- dren areI ntering Jeking. Several men teachery nave joined the 25 volunteers
 AdW 5 from Annoy say that that city is at ,st in condition of anarchy. The tatotai has escaped on foreign steamer and the customs commissioner has taken refuge in the Japanese consulate. Two hrdred and fifty British troops at Hong Kong have been ordered to Shanghai and 200 Russian troops to Tien Tsin The Ital- ians are establishing a wireless system between Pekng and Tsing Tao.