The Archive · 1911

Alan the River

Alli along the small river, reports are couteting, bat everything quiet, The Rev. J. 0. Carnow and of the M.F. Mission, are at Soining and intend staying. He reports that the principal agitators are schoolboyr. When the disturbance began, the magistrate call-d the parents of these them they must stop talking, which are the only ones whose missionaries have not more or lee beea aflvoted by the exodus. They are all remaining at mith the exception of in' Chéngta, There has been no lose of life or destruction of property, s far as we have beard, although the University, with several foreign bouses, is outside the city of Chéogta.

Allforeigners, English and American, in Chéogtn, including the British Consal-Geooral, Mr. Wilkinson, are quar-tored in the Canadian Hospital. Latest reports dated Chéogtn, September 16, report "all well, city quiet, disturbed."

He reports 2,000 revol-arionists killed and about thirty soldi Phe old familiar phrase " kill [ten years ago la being revived. The local militia are evidently very poorly armed and organized, and it is coly a spored jic attempt to overthrow the aoention of time ae tombe thin vernment authority, will be at an end,

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