The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
|H|NA WILL Be
|| REPUBLIC IF
/ REBELS WIN
Hanging Over the
Empire for Many
4 Months Finally Breaks
at Hankow.
DLDlERS JOIN IN
WITH MUTINEERS
|uvenlent Against the Man
Ehu Dynasty Indicated by
4 the Concerted Action
\ of Insurgents.

|rsNK0W. Oct. l2.--The revolution
III that has been hanging over China
1 for months and of which tie ris-
ing iu the province of Sze-Chuen
4 only small part. has begun in
|ress. II is concerted movement
lake The empire and declare Il re-
Biz.
IA psns 10 not miscarry, the noted
|1td fevolutionist, DIR. Sun Yatsen,
.ler OF the Manchu party, is to
,lected president. lie was the dele
b Of the revolutionary party 10 the
Ned States in 1910, and is believed
rne thu, tonr TO have made arrange
Bis for financing the movement.
Sau Yu. brother of Dr.. Sun latseD,
BIS now in Haakow, has been elected
|lient of tho provrncal assembly and
|ag Hun Lung, the retiring president,
j been elected governor of Ha.Peh.
be whclc assembly has seeded from
Imperial government. The rebels are
oEan=cd and financially strong
81 have corfiscated the local treas
- aHEl '.iiiI-- tsit ''s' As'~'A''- iiR'A
b parer money, receeminG the gov
|nri notes with this, as foreign
.n rye refusing government notes.
hr revolutionists have captured Wu-
1eg, the native section OF Hankow
Ran-Yang. all adjoining cities In
tPch province.
bolt General.
tane- -sha capital of Peh Nan. is
cred 10 have risen in revolt, and
Aklnr, capital OF the province Of
ng'Su. Is on the verge OF - rising.
several public buildings have been
'hcisands of soldiers have joined the
hny in Hu-Peh, Many Manchus have
3 killed and the terrified people are
ing from the cities into the country.
gihg their belongings.
p prisons have been opened and
nlnals have been liberated. There
been fighting IN the streets. and the
D Stringent orders have been issued
\ The lives OF foreigners and their
;arty shall be respected.
q Hankow Ia Wu-ChanG TO aid the
fonarles there, returned here with
zoe missionaries, except Miss r A
y Of the Episcopal society members
.ne Roman Catholic mission, includ-
NE sisters. and the London mission.
declined Ia depart.
'9sfe was r brief exchange Of shots
zen the Wu-Chang forts and a To-
colnese cruiser. The firing ceased
4 British and French officials pro-
*a m Nat II endangered the foreign
the Danger.
KIN. Oct le.-The Chinese govern
nag awakened To the danger OF the
.ellon in Hu-Peh province. General
icheng' the minister Of war. de-
~ hu!riadly today for Pao-Ting- Flu.
ulMs south OF Pekiu. where the
u division OF the army is making
preperalions 10 depart tomorrow
hnnEow.
imperial edict today ordered the
Lsalate dispatch of TWO divisions 10
sSaucc'sd provinces. about twenty
sNn ar" Manchus, n is against the
enus that the revolutionists have
.IssS nave been issued tor the as
sng or a fleet Of warshlps in the
n -hlsne river To unite with the
.orcss against the rebels. Accord
~ olhclal reports, at least ten thou
s,noops llhre mutinicd in the prov
Hu-Peh alone. i, is reported
[.rhssp,ufe5 thirty modern guns at
Shs' There is an unconfirmed re-
ssat Tic revolutionarics occupied
[s,sna October 10.
Gfa Precautions have been taken in
NJ 70 prsrrn, a rising, and large
Vi troops arc guarding the pal