Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-10
MANCHU DYNASTY WILL FALL
Legations Believe All Hope of Re-
tanning Throne is Gone,
WILL TAKE TEN TsIN SOON
Notice Posted that Revolutionists
Will Assume Control.
REBELS OCCUPY Flu CHOW
British Warehouses Across River
from Shanghai Are Looted and
situation There IL BE-
coming Serious.

PEKING, Nov Q, $40 p. M.-The ex-
element is growing tonight The resi-
dents Of the city are taking in great
quantities Of rice and other stores. Fiji
teen hundred infantry and cavalry Of the
Manchu first division who fled from Shi
Ksl Chuang after the assassination OF
General Vu Lu Cheng, arrievd here today
and entered the city. The legations con-
slider that all hope for the Manchu
dynasty has vanished.
Consular reports received at the ini-
perial capital agree that revolutionary
spirit has got beyond control throughout
the empire with the exception of Man
churia. The foreign legations have ar
ranged ample protection for foreigners
The temper. of the Manchu troops re-
mains the most serious consideration.
The Chinese greatly fear that they may
precipitate conflict. Allowing for re-
cent desertions, It is estimated there are
22,5O0 Manchu troops within the outer
wall.
Prince Ching, the acting premier, said
today that the Manchus did not intend
II besieged, to defend Picking.
At the Chinese foreign board it was
said that Yuan Shi Kai had telegraphed
that he was ready to come to Peklng
Nieko, to which city he went to confer
with the Yang Use rebelms,
Tien Tsin Expects Attack.
TEN TSIN, Nov APPROXIMATIONS,
posted today, announcing that Tien Tsin
would be turned over to the revolution
aries at noon had not been carried into
effect at 3 o'clock. At that hour all was
quiet.
GaparaI Cbaps C,ao rrsan oor,,,,o. ..a,..,
the Lanchau troops, is expected at any
moment According to consular reports,
the general is marching to Tien Tsin
at the head of the Twentieth army di-
vision, on his way to Peking.
Rebels Take Flu Chow.
Annoy, China, Nov. 9.--The city of Fu-
Chow is today in the hands OF the revo-
lutionists. After taking It they wiped
out the entire Aanchu district The for
eign settlements have not been disturbed,
but fires fmve broken out IN several Sec
tions of the native city, threatening its
destruction.
F'u-Chow is one of the most impor-
tant cities in the south. having a popu-
latioa Of 100000. It is the seat of a naval
arsenal. government ship yards, mint
a school of navigation and a large dry
dock
The situation is quiet today, but a
serious state OF affairs is threatened
owing to the scarcity of provisions.
Most of the city's supply junks were
captured by pirates in spectacular raid
yesterday, the entire crew Of one ship
being massacred.
The American cruiser Albany arrived
here today together with a Japanese de-
stroyer.
A revolt of troops in the village of
Anhai, fifty miles north OF this city, is
causing trouble there. The soldiers have
burned the magistrates yamen and the
provincial customs house.
NRnking 10 Capitulate Soon.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 9.-Foo- Chow, the
capital of Fo-Kien province, was turned
over TO the revolutionists today after a
little resistance. Wu-Hu is likely to capit-
ulate tonight
The Manchus still hold Nanking but
they are outnumbered four to one by the
revolutionists, who are awaiting supplies
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