Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-11-09
REBELS CAPTURE
MORE CITIES
|NeVRoENTs STALK THROUGH
sHEN-sl RovINcE, KILLING
AND PLUNDERiNG.
ADMINISTRATION NEEDS MONEY
Hangchow and Other Important Points
Taken-Revolution in South
Favor Dethronino Of the
Emperor.

Taken-HevotuttoniS IN south
Favor Dethronino Of the
Emperor.
Shanghai, Nov. 6.-The first night
after the capitulation Of the city to the
rovolutionists passed uneventtully. Ii
Ping Shu is the responsible head Of
The new administration in the native
oity and suburbs and IL now engaged
IN completing his organization. He 1s
recognizing only the republic Of
*H1aa, !" aid would guarantee order.
The only disorderly7 elements, he said,
now ii China are the former officials,
their supporters. and the Manch,t
troops, who would never again be PEI
nitted to control, ..a
There is reason to believe that TIP
revolutionary sentiment throughout
the south strongly favors the uncol
aitional abdicatfon of the emperor an /
The establishment of an entirely ne
regime. 9 5&
Hangchow, capital of the PROVING
Of Che Nang, was captured and th
governor was made prisoner. Th
lighting was fierce. sS
Foo Chow, in the province Of X l
ang Su, on the grand canal, has gone
over to the rebels, the governor and
I'll the officials, together with the SOL
diers, having acquiesced in the rising
while Kassing and NingpO also have
fallen. The remainder of Admiral
Bah's fleet has arrived at WI Sung,
without ammunition and without pro.
visions.
Reports are numerous of the defec-
! ZION or the capture of various other
| Chinese cities, these including WI HUI
md Foo Chow. The imperial telegraph
operators have gone on a strike. They
lemand three months pay in advance.
It is reported that Yuan Shi Kai is
at Hankow, negotiating with General
/ Ii, leader of the rebels, who is in a
position to dictate terms. It is be
Heved that the south will demand the
retirement of the Manchu royalty with
! pension and will not be satisfied
with less.
The revolutionary leaders at Shang-
hal expressed no fear that the i'm
perialists would attempt to recapture
the city They said that the neAs
government was fully competent to
control the situation and protect for
eign interests.
Throne Refused War Funds.
Pekin.-Yuan Shi Kai still declines
to accept the premiership, although
j assured of the support of the national
assembly and General Chang, in COM
mand of the Manchu troops. Both
The assembly and General Chang,
however, insist that when the parlia-
ment is elected the premier shall be
chosen by that body.
/ In the meantime affairs here are in
4 state of chaos No tangible head
Of the government is visible. The
government needs funds and hopes
that the Franco Belgian loan will be
forthcoming to enable the military op-
erations and administration to be car.
ried on. The international group re-
fuses to supply war funds. The gov
ernment fears the non-circulation Of
money may lead to local disturbances.
Reports from the Forbidden City
show that the Manchu. princes are in
a pitiable state of fear and indeci-
sion.
According to reports from Chang
Cha, six cities in Human province have
revolted and it is expected the whole
province will declare for the republic.
Word has reached here that the rebels
have taken Kiating Flu, in Scze Chuen
province, and have issued passports
to the missionaries.
! A foreign traveller, just returned
from Sian Flu, in Shen Chi province,
reports that district in the widest dis
order Former soldiers were looting
everywhere, and there was no trace Of
government troops. The rebels at
Sian Flu asserted that all the officials,
from treasurer to taotai, had been
killed, as we'll as the Manchu men,
women and children.
According to Chinese reports, $4,000
people have been killed at Hankow by
bullets, fire and sword.
Hankow Is Burned. sd
Hankow.-All of the native city, OF
Almost all of the native city OF
Hankow is aire. It is feared that
the Wesleyan mission, near the Han
river, in which are SO blind boys and
$50 wounded persons who, with the
staff of the mission, make up total
Of 300 persons, was destroyed.
DR.. Booth, the head of the mission
asked the imperialists to grant an
armistice Of two hours to permit ot
removal from the mission, but the
THREE KILLED IN BRIDGE FALL
Others Of the Thirty Workmen May