The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-17
Rebels Refuse to Compromise IN
Any Way That Retains the
ManOhu Dynasty.
LEAVE RESULT TO BATTLE
Forces Gathering at Marking for
Decisive Battle-AmerlOan
Troops to Go.
Especial Cable to The Advertiser and
the Hawaii Shinpo.)

the hawaii Shinpo)
TOXIC, November l5.-The negotia-
tiOns entered into by Premier Yuan
shih-Kai with General Ii Yuen Hung,
the revolutionary leader, in the hope
that some basis of agreement might bo
reached to stop further bloodshod, have
failed utterly. Tho revolutionists an
nounce as their first demand the abdi-
cation of the Emperor and the renuncia-
ton in his name of all claims on the
part of the Manchu dynasty to the
throne of China. Unless this is agreed
to on the start, the republicans win
refuse to carry on any negotiations or
agree TO an armistice. No compromise
can be arrived at.
Approaching the fact that the out
look for peace is hopeless ut this time,
both sides are now concentrating their
forces for decisive battle, in which
either republicanism will emerge tri-
umphant, with the last vestige OF power
gone from the Manchus, or the cause
of the revolutionists will be set back
and the back Of the rebellion broken.
(By Associated Press.)
PEKING, November 10. General
Yuan Shih-Kai has accepted the posi-
ton of premier after long conference
with the regent. He win probably as
sumo Office today.
One of the conditions under which
he takes this responsible position is
that he will have free hand to deal
with the problems before the govern
ment and tins has been guaranteed
him
Preparing for Battle.
NANKlNG, November l6.--General
fint Chang, commanding $4,000 I'M
perial troops, is preparing for an ad-
vance against the rebels.
7 From Shanghai it is reported that
5000 rebel troops and seventeen war
ships are proceeding up the Yangtse-
Kiang to attack this city.
Admiral Sab, it rs announced, has
gone over to the revolutionary party.
Regiment for China.
WASHINGTON, November l5.-N
has been practically decided to send
regiment of soldiers from Manila to
Tsin Wing Tao for international duty,
to keep open communication from Pek-
ing to the sea.
Is Captured Again.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 49,
Marking is reported captured at last
by the rebels.
leader and president of the provisional
republic, has asked the Canton army to
aid in an attack on Picking.
rshn,ra En- u a4,,,-,, rro,.n
The Young China Society has re-
eeived notification from Canton that
the military government has establish
ed reception board for the benefit OF
returning members.
Manchuria has proclaimed its indie
pendence of the crown. ChaO Ye Shun
has been elected president of Man
churia.
Lee Yuk Tong has been appointed
financial chief of Canton, and Chun
King Wa chief OF the interior.
Especial Gable to the Sun Chun Kwoek
Boz
SHANGHAI, November. l4.-Repre-
sentatiyes of the foreign powers have
held consultation with the leaders of
the reyolutiOnists. II is rumOred that
the chief topic of discussion was a plan
TO set aside certain portion Of the
Chinese Empire, presumably in the
north and install the Prince Regent,
rsai Ii, as its titular ruler, subject to
the central Chinese government and
owing monetary and military tribute to
it.
Canton District Lively.
HONGKONG, November IA bat
tie ~ in progress in the district of sun.
WY, in the province Of Kwangtung.
The Imperial soldiery of Kwangsi
have reyolted aud the Imperial Cover
nor, Sun Ping Kwan, Chinese, has
He'd and il At present in hiding Look
5hi Ting has been elected provisional
president Of the province.
Recognizes Republic,
(cable 70 the Liberty Nows.)
BAN FRANCISCO, November 10
shAntuug has proclaimed ifs inde
pendenee Of the Crown aud recognized
The republic proclaimed by tbs Feyolu