The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
Washington Resolves Advice from
Minister Reinsck Indicating the
Situation in the Republic Is
Very Critical.
PEACE BETWEEN wARRING
FACTIONS SEEMS REMOTE
Chang Hsun, Leader of the Re-
volters, Demands the Immediate
Restoration of Emperor Hsuan
Tung to the Throne.

Washington, JLsy The rcstOrd
ton of the ManchW dynasty IN china
has been demanded of President III
D., General Chang Hsun and other
military leaders, according To slate
department adVices from Minister
Eeinsch today Civil war IN China Il
feared II the militarists have the pow
~ behind them that they seem tp
have.
The monarchiai coup d'etat came
just at the time when peace Mas be-
ing restored iu China The militarists
who had SET up "a separate govern
moni ~ Ticu Tsin in order to force
President ~ 90 dissolve parliament.
ana the southern provinces. who had
threatened armed resistance 20 such
action. had finally come together.
modified their demands ana united
behind President Ii in coalition cab
met
Minister Rcinsch's dispatch. dated
noon Yesterday, says General Chang
Hsun. military governor of Anhwet
province and leader Of the miltarist
party. nos suddenly Withdrawn from
the compact ana sent q ultimatum to
President ii demanding the immc-
diate restoration OF Emperor 1isnan
Tung whose ahdication OF the
Manchu throne. on February -. 1912.
ush'rod IN the Chinese republic. Chang
llsun was supported hy Shu Shi-
Chang. guardian of the boy emperor
ana former member OF the council of
state under the Manchus. aud by
Kan Yen Wei and other old type
statesmen.
No indication has been received of
President LIS attitude. but as he ~
% strong Republican nnd constitution
alist II is expected he will resist the
success remains
An the southern provinces soutn
of the Yangtsc river are expected -
revolt m crsc nf Manchu rostora-
tiou.
Chna's entry into the war is felt
here now ~ bee practically out OF
question. u b. assumed that the mil"
inr,sts are strong enough to at least
split the country
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! the property and prevent the mine
/ from uooding Three pumpmen later
| forced their way through the picket
/ line aud. WIN the aid ~ mine otil-
cials already ON the ground. got the
pumps to working.
An extra force Of deputies have
been sworn In by the sheriff
The Miami copper mines at mani
alsn are closed as result Of the
strife. ScVeraI thousand strikers ana
I strike .ympathizers assembled early
toda, u' the gates OF the old Dnmin-
! ion nui no further violence mas been
reported.
Shoru Armor has sworn ln l5O
| special deputies. and mime otiicia is
have m1dr nu euort tu operate
IFirr. were drawn ir the sm"ltcrs
Of the MorcncI-Dliftou district. aud
Ian copper plants there have been idle
/ sine, Yesterday afternoon.
! Miners were discussing the WORD
Ir,e,ltcI ast ulEht by the Metal Min
Irrs Tui1n Officers. that strikes Ht Bis
u,r ArIz. and Butte Mont. would
Iuut RETURN 10 work until he Miami
lsD.l,. had been granted the Globe
! MnW. strikers
! Further developments ~ Bishee
where 70 strike has been lu progress
| flt SIS uag, ~ the Hull oi the Meta
Mime workers union we're awaited
with interest
Mime managers at CLIFTON last nigh'
Inserted % 80. trwidc conspiracy 20 ~
Iup Arizona copper produouon was u
Iururrr-- ANA are urging that this h'
IuEc.ttrutrd
Tho wuts affected by IN" strike
orders Uf the two unions rmpldl
ItI0u 10000 men