THE CHINESE REBELLION.
COURT PREPARED FOR FLIGHT.
FURTHER TOWNS CAPTURED.
IMPERIAL POSITION BAD
(United Press Association —Copvriglit.) PEKING, Oct, 26. b Tangshaoti lias succeeded Cheng-; kungpao as Minister of Communk-a-i tions.
The Court is prepared for flight. It is reported that the revolutionaries have captured Tsinanfu. Chenchau, Nandhamg, Kuilin, and Salcau. Ninchang, the Imperial General, has left Siaokan soutlnvards.
PRINCE CKINC CASHIERED.
TO CONCILIATE YUANSHIHKAI
(Received Oct. 28, 12.20 a.m.) NEW YORK, Oct- 27. The “Herald’s” Peking correspondent states that General Yinchang has been recalled, General Fengkwochang replacing him. PEKING, Oct. 27* An edict cashiers Prince Ching for ever, on the ground that he was mainly responsible for the nationalising of the railways, thus causing the rebellion. It is believed the cashiering is due to the Government’s desire to conciliate General Yuanshihkai, Prince Ching’s lifelong enemy. A report from Chingtu states that the Imperials mutinied and killed Chaoerhefeng, and joined the rebels, who now hold the city.
PANIC AT CANTON
THOUSANDS OF RESIDENTS
LEAVING
There is a panic at Canton. Thousands of residents are leaving. Eight foreign gunboats protect- the foreign settlement. _ The Viceroy advised the Throne to restore to shareholders the management of the Canton-Hankow railway.
FOOCHAU FALLEN
ALARM AT SHANGHAI
It is reported that Foochau has fallen.
The re!>els seized the CustomsAlarm is felt at Shanghai with regard to the effects upon- the navy, which is mostly manned by Fokienese.
WAITING FOR THE SIGNAL.
Rich Chinese merchants in Vancouver admit that they knew all about the plans for the rebellion, and that they are waiting for the signal to return to China.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3360, 28 October 1911, Page 5
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264THE CHINESE REBELLION. Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3360, 28 October 1911, Page 5
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