the is authoritatively reported to have survived, but it is quite probable that that an-worn cement was made because it was appre-her ded that the news of her death would have th: effect of alienating a number of supporters from the Boxers movement.
signal {er a general massacre was prac tically given by the murder of Baron von Ketteler on June 17, for since that date the Ticense to wreak their hate on all classes who Boxers ard troops appear to have had free had come under foreign influence, Lexati and Customs coolies and servants, as well all Chinese who were in any way associated vith the missionary bodies.
The Chneve in the capital will not rest from their horrible crusade until every prative Christian has been either murdered or driven out of the city.
A GENERAL UPRISING, The same spirit of ruthless slaughter ix spreading throughout the northern provine's and there are signs on all sides of " general uprising in which the Peking horrors will repeated all over the country.
9, aqealy Express, London, Monday, July "Telegram des about Sunday a mated hed from Shanghai on or ly 8 or Saturday July 7 or Friday July 6:— press" Telegram.
Shanghai July 6, 1.40 p.m, (Received in London Saturday 11.54 4 Mr Consul General Warren officially formed me to-day that all the foreign Ministers together with every other foreigner in Peking. have been massacred.
Mr Warren has, however, received a telegram from the Nanking consul stati there is a slight hope of some of th having been given refuge at the Palace.
Mr. Warren is himself disposed to utterly discredit this possibili 4.—Daily Express, Tandon, Tuesday, July 10, 1900.
despatched from Shanghai on or day July press" Telegram.
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