Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-27
GIVEN UNTIL
MONDAY MORNING
Abdication For Emperor and
Manchu Dynasty or
Bloodshed
REBELS WILL ATTACK PEKING
President Sun Yat Sen Has Issued
His Ultimatum to
Dynasty.

!
BY Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
San Francisco, Calf, Jan 27.-
President Sun Vat Sen of the pro-
yisional Chinese republic. has issued
IN ultimatum declaring the Manchu
throne must be abdicated by s o'clock
on the morning Of January %, the date
set for the ending of the armistice
between the government and the re-
publicans, or an attack will be made
on the capital. This information
reached here today in a cablegram to
tie Chinese Daily Free Press.
| Rebel Army of Half Million.
San Francisco, Calf, Jan. 27.-An
army of 100000 men is headed toward
! Peking, according to the cablegram.
which further declares that within
thirty days 100000 revolutionary
troops will be marching agains1 that
city. The imperial general, Tun Kee
Sui. has forsaken the Manchu cause,
says the dispatch, with his army of
| 10000 men, and joined the revolution
cry army at Shao Kan in the province
of Hupeh
\ cablegram received by the Chung
Sal Vat Po, Chinese daily paper
published here says Chan Quing
Ming has been urged by President
Sun Vat Sen to continue in office as
viceroy of the province of Canton. He
resigned several weeks ago to lead an
army against Peking Chan is said to
have decided again to assume the Of
flee of viceroy
Early Abdication Likely.
! Peking, Jan 21.-Premier Yuan
Sha Kai made another effort today
to overcome the deadlock and as
result of an interview with the EN-
press Dowager at the Palace, it is be-
ieved an early abdication of the
throne is again under consideration.
Manchu General Shattered BY Bomb.
/ Peking, Jan. 27.-General Liang Pi.
a high Manchu official, and former
tcommandant Of the imperial guards.
Was injured, perhaps fatally today, by
a bomb thrown by an unidentified
Chinaman in military uniform. The
man hurled the bomb from the side
&C the road as Liang Pi was alighting
: from his carriage to enter his home.
! Both of the generals legs were brok-
Ell and torn and the immediate ampu-
lation of one limb was necessary.
Dynamite Campaign On.
! The assaiiant was himself Instant
ly killed by the explosion.
General LANG Pi was a strong reac-
tionary and had been suspected of inl-
plication in the recent assassination
of General Mu Lu Cheng.
The agents of the revolutionary
party in this city recently intimated
that a dynamite campaign was not
Improbable in the near future. Yes
terday's and today's affairs may be
the beginning of series of similar
crimes.
It is evidently the intention of the
dynamiters to pick out the prominent
officials and military officers opposed
to the republican movement. The
Republican agents, who do not attempt
to keep the nature of their mission in
Peking secret, declare that fighting
will not be resumed Immediately, al
though isolated conflicts may occur.
'They communicate openly with the
STAFF of Premier Yuan Shi Kai, many
of the members of which have ex-
/ pressed revolutionary sympathies.
Il One of the revolutionary agents
made the assertion that he has been
y received by Premier Yuan Shi KAT
u VINO made him the promise to release
Il a number of suspected dynamiters
I vino have been imprisoned recently.
y Another Assassin Captured.
e Tien Tsin, Jan. 27.-An attempt
u was made this morning to assassinate
> Brigadier General Chang Hua Chill
II at the railroad station here. The
general was not injured.
The would-be assassin, who is a
young Chinaman apparently arrived
= here on the same train as Chang Haa
Chih.
The general leaving the train, pro
ceeded to his brougham, which wa:
in waiting The assassin followed
!, him and threw two bombs, which
t. wrecked the carriage.
Il The assailant fled but was quick
Is ly surrounded by soldiers and police
O. He kept his pursuers at bay for some
y, time with his revolver, but was final
C. ly overcome.
" Japan May Take Hand.
= Toxic, Jan. 27.-Japan intends t
- adhere to the principle of the integrit
a of the Chinese empire. So much wa
;c gathered from the replies of Viscoun
-. Uchida, the foreign minister, to il
:, terpretations introduced at a meetin
~, today of the committee of the Hous
OF Representatives.
-. SUPERIOR JUDGE LAWLER
as. TEMPORARILY ENJOINEE