The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
Thousand ManChus Slain;
Imperial Troops Mutiny
BlOOdie-t Scene Of Chine-e War
Enacted in Province Of Shan-i
by Mutineers.
GOVERNOR AND GENERAL
ARE ri T TO THE SWORD
Peking Trembles for Fear Mas
acre May Occur Within IT.
Walls; Many Quit City.

PEkiNG. Nov The massacre %,
natives a. Hankow by Imperiaii-t
troops Intelligence Of which ha-
reached both the Nar board aud the
German legation. may prov. a serious
hindranc" 10 the peace negotiations
which Yuan SHE kai has been ell
dea sOrine 20 lnaugurate with th. rebel
leaders The lmper.ahsts apparently
hay" sot b-yond control. and further
nEhfing ls feared In such IA case. u
will b. dificult 20 protect the foreign
concesri"us. as they are divided from
th- native city By streets only. nfty
or sixty feet wide
Ih" exodus from Pekin continues.
The doors of many shops. as well a.
private houses. being closed in anu.
clphflon 40 a massacre. Tn" American
missionaries Who have had a confer
enc" With the l"estion have decided
'hat a f~W soldiers placed in each of
M" four large mission compounds
would -uf'.c" 'u prevent ordinary out.
idNrt aud loouug. which BIS expected
io begin Any night But should there
'' " general outbreak all th. Others
could take r"fuE" ln the Mrihodi.t
mission. which i- immediately east OF
no" legation quarter and easily Ge-
tended.
Another Regiment mutinies.
h' diplomatic body Wlil meet to
morrow to reconsider 10. question of
allowing the chinese troop, ta enter
! ll"r Isin. consul there havins
. mad" serious objections
IN oficial despatch from Shih Kia
an. Shaurl province. saws that a rrri-
ni"nt oi Shan-i troops. which had been
flf II .IH..I 80. a.
hA7 mutiui"d The Mutlneers killed
their brigadier general and then hom
hard"d Nnuchu cts. massarrir. ,
thousand Manchus. Including ia. gov
crnor aud his family,
General Yin Tchaug. who until a
To-" DAYS ago WHs commander of the
imperial forces az ilsnkOw. returned
here today
Hand nd-to-Hsnd Battle
I-"ittrs dated October - and gn
II"u IN" Assoc lated Press CORE.
spondent with thei IMPERIAL army at
iiahho" say t~tt iu the struggle ~
TIE possession ~ the city there Was
hand-to hand 1ghuug IN the streefe
The quarters helng too close FOR.
shooting. The rebels. mostly raw re
cruits not understanding th. u-o or
r.n's. were driven back with much
slaughter. their dead pilng up ON
The quay. The casualties among fbe
imp'raiists for tNo days. October .,
'ud -. We're 1u killed and loo " ound
'i. lh" rebels bad about .uu kiII.d
or "onud"d. Rebels captured alive
"rr" -hot or d"capitated
u H learned that the most harhar
ous oHiraee- W"r" perpefrafsd ON tn
nooenf persons iu tho VILLAGES An
nMGf.aF .rH y rs..U
ed That %. uutraEe- were committed
hy only o. men ~ the Hu reh di,i.
sion.
Prior to the opening ~ op.r.fions
on October 20. GENERAL Yin Tchaur
told The respective commanders that
the advance must d.. made. and re-.
wards were offered fo the soldiers
Tor every sIu captured Tn. AT
'Hnr' Nts -l0S because tho imperi.
"i'st- had 90 wade through pools Tor
Wurh ui the distance The r.hefe
Who a' nrsf numbered not more than
l"O" suof from the hous,top- until
comp" Ted fo retire. the shells frDn
tho "arsnipS settling The houses ON
fro
General Wons Chou Yucn and
General WouE Nih Chat stood brave.
ly holding retolter- and shooting fhe.
soldiers Who refused to nghf
SHANGHAI Nov wircf,-s
u". .nre FROM Haukov today saws
that tho revoiutIouIsts dynamit.d ~.
arsenal at Han Yang tn prevent ifs
-"yur" hf fho mpnrit'i4f.
Thor" A. -nuo evidence of r.u.es-i
activity ou fHc ffu 'r ths insurgents
"u fr' lower NHnrt-. kiauE
TOXIC. No, He,o'uuonar, &C.
nrfs sf Mukdru .. rumor.f. follow
inE rrpor-4 inrmarur obi efangsr u.
an uprising 'r nfher-parts of Man
,hpris ~u.I" fesr o. expressed over
ih" situation should tho Chinese
rebels 1'It fhemsDIt.s with OBJ. VI.
nammcdtn element Pho movement
might spread RAPIDLY through fhe
fhr"u eastern province
Iuut- i- expressed hero that Yuan
I SHl Nfi v.I' he able to restore peace
SNN FRANCISCO No, die
patch rrce-v11 IRE to-day frop
rc.iuE hF fhe chinese Free Pres.
. dlacr"lIfs fhr report fLat tho fm.
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