The Archive · 1911

The Fall of Kashing

From Our Own Corresponden

Kashing, Nov. 7.

Five handred Revolutionary troops arrived here from Hangchow at ten xy. They marched fom the equipped with ocks, ofo, and Appearance on the march. nearly all witboot the qaea the white badge on the arm. Everything is being done io " most orderly There was no misbehaviour of aay kind in the immense crowd that followed the treey s proclamation has been isoed reassuring the people.

A oom prefect! will be appoint Ramoar has that the old prefect has disappeared, why, it is bard to say, as be is Chinese and has nothing to fear. All his official documents were turned over to one of the gentry.

The valuateer company in the city also paraded to-day. There are ssid to be 180 in the company. The paid geard were also in line.

Postal and telegraph facilities so far There are still city and some here from else-where, Foreigners are at the Castoms station, and the mi sionaries are treated courteously even in "the midst of the crowds,

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