The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-06
Only Discontended Faction. Are
Those OF Former Officials
And Aide,
WANT ADDICTION or THRONE
Revolutionists Are Opposed 70
BIoodshed And Thousands
Clanor 70 Join Troops

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Shanghai, China. Nov 6 The first
might after the capitalization of the
/ city to the resolutionists passed un-
eventually. Perfect order reigned in
Shanghai and ths outlying districts
which constitute a remarkable feat
|ure OF tho movement.
III Pihg-Hu Is the responsible one
of the new head Of the native city
and suburbs and is now engaged in
completing his organization. He in
formed the correspondent that he
recognized only the repMblic OF Han
and would guarantee order.
Only disorderly elements, he said
are now In Chinaare. the former
officials. their supporters and the
Manchu troops who would never
again be permitted to control.
Want New Regime.
Thereeis. reason to believe the
revolutionary sentiment throughout
the South strongly favors the tiI-
conditinai abdication Of the emporer
and the establishment Of an entirely
new regime.
Yam Shi Kai will be repudiated IL
he adhcres to the Manchus He
might become head Of the govern
ment and receive universal support
If he separated himself from his for
mer alliances There is. however.
a growing suspicion and distrust of
Yuan Shi Kai.
The present plans for republic
includes complete control OF the
Yang g-Tse.Kiang. Admiral Sab is
now crippled and cut off from his
base.
M Want No Blood Shed. ls
The revolution leaders are dc. 8.
termined to avoid blood shed aud
secure the peaceful eapitulation OF
the Manchow troops In the various
oOuhhtth ~ iOWuc'
Huang-Sing. the revolutionary
leaders In the Yang Tse delta, arrived
In the native city of Shanghai yes
terday by motor car.
Late In the night the rebels sue
ceeded In satisfying the officials OF
the Nang-King Railroad that they
were capable OF preserving order aud
the foreign guard. which was plated
at the railroad station by the British
lonsul. was withdrawn, the revolu-
tionists Immediately taking posses
sion
Many Join Rebels. r
The country surrounding Shanghai
WI Fang Is now In the rebels hands.
The serving out of arms continues to-
day but application were so numerous
that leaders we're forced to make
careful discrimination. They are al
so endeavoring to recover Ave thous-
and rifles which were seized by the
crowd when the arsenal was en-
countered. .e, ~
Three loyalist gun boats and one
transport. part Of Admiral Sah's feet,, /,
put into Shanghai today, for proyis-
ions. ignorant Of the fact that the
arsnal had changed hands. They
are now in the river, loyal for the
time being. but the officers Of the
war sh ps are nervous. The reso-
| lutionists maintain that no conces:
sions on the part of the throne will
avail while the Manchus remain In
power. @
A meeting of the Kiang-Su. Che
| Khan and Sukien gentry today stig-
matized the arsenal assembly as not
representing the country.
The revolutionary proclaimants
abolished the Liken and land taxes.
the maritime custom, only. being re-
| tanned
1 Hang-show, capital of the province
OF Che Kiang was captured today.
| the governor being made prisoner but
1.-THE tarter city held out against the
lrebels for time.
The fighting was serious but did
not last long. Soochow in the
province Of Kiang-Su ON the Grand
Canal has gone over to the rebels.
1.-THE governor and al the officials to-
gether with the soldiers having
acqutsea peacefully in the rising
while Kashing and Ming 70 also have