The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-14
Mukden, the Capital May Join
Rev6lutiOnists for
Republic.
STILL FIGHTING AT NANKING
Convention is Called from An
States to Organize
Confederation.
Especial Cable to The Advertiser aud
the Hawaii Shinpo.)


the Hawaii Shinpo)
TOXIC, November 11.-Manchuria,
the very backbone Of the Imperial gov
eminent. is reported TO DO on the verge
of rebellion. The most important news
received here today was TO the effect
that Mukden, the capital Of Manchuria,
the old seat Of tho Manchu dynasty
and directly under the control Of the
Manchu government, win declare its In
dependence in few days.
1t In held here that this fact indi-
Gates that the Emperor is wholly help
less in the crisis which is faced by his
government and his advisers.
The statement that the baby Emper-
or is iii the detached palace at HOS
River was denied today, an official re-
port having reached here that the EN-
peror is still within the inner palace Of
Picking.
Marking Battle Still Rages.
The fierce battle which has been rag
ing around Marking is reported TO DO
still in progress, with victory undecid-
cd in favor of either army. The Man
chus are surrounded by great district
in full rebellion, are entrenched and are
fighting for their lives.
Yuan Shih-Kai Declines Job.
(By Associated Press.)
PICKING, November ll.-GeneraI
Yuan Shin-Kai has telegraphed to the
throne that he is unable to assume the
premiership on account of the state Of
his health.
1t is reported that General Lii, com
handing the main revolutionary army,
will probably agree to peaceful COM
promise in order TO avert bloodshed.
Tmperialists Hold Out.
NANKING, November 1.-THE Inn
perialsts have the upper hand here.
The revolutionists have evacuated the
position they held.
For Federation Preliminaries.
Especial Cable to the Sun Chung
Kwock Boz
HANKoW, November 1I.-GeneraI
III Yuen Hung has telegraphed to the
viceroys and governors of the vapious
Provinces, requesting them to send rep
resentatives to convention to be held
IN the Province of Hupeh,i at which
convention will be discussed the lines
upon which a federation of the Prov
inces may be carried ont.
Kwangtung Cities Independents.
HONGKoNG, November ll.-Sham
Bling Quon, governor of the Province
of Kwangsi, has telegraphed to the
authorities of Canton, announcing that
the independence of Kwangsi had been
declared formally on Thursday and re-
questing that the vicerOys and COVER
nors of all the Provinces follow this
example and declare the independence
of their various districts.
Cleaned Out Treasury.
The treasury of the Province Of
Kwangtung has been swept bare by
the Manchu officials in charge, who
have run away. Chang Min Kee, the
Imperial viceroy, took with him six
hundred thousand taels, while the
treasurer, Chun QuOng Lun, gathered
up the balance.
In Kwangtung, the Manchurians and
the Chinese have united in an indepen-
dent faction and quiet prevails through
out the Province. Business has been
generally resumed and the currency
employed prior to the declaration Of
independence is once more in circula-
ton.
All Quiet Around Canton.
Especial Cable to the Liberty News.)
SHANGHAI, November Ii. The
principal cities of Kwangtung Province,
Canton Chauehau, Shantow, Sunnin,
Kungyick and Kongmun, have all
declared for the revolutionists. At
Heongshan all is quiet. Woo Han Min
has been sent as a representative TO
meet with the governor of HOngkong,
with WI Tin Fang, Won Jung Van,
Wong Chung Wy, who are to gather at
Shanghai 10 confer over the Chinese
situation with the eonsuls OF tho Pow
ers there.
Kwangtung II Independent
Especial Gable to United Chinese So
eiety from Members Of COuneil.)
CANTON, November ll.--All the
the Imperial armies Of KWangtung
Province, including the navy, Banner
men and ManehuriRns, surrendered on
the 10th, hoisting the revolutionary
flag,
completely aud no bloodsbed ensuod.
All the residents Of Kwangtung offered
congratulations 20 the neg government,
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Tie treasurer, members NJ tho hoard
" fpfeign B1aifn, district Judge, bead
~ ihe police department, tha beard 0f
industry, and officials " fhe capital
have He'd
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