The Archive · 1933

Mohammedan Rebels

Peking, May 16, Reports received to-day state that on May" 2 Mohammedan' rebels Captured Kashgar. "Old City in 2 Surprise attack and New City sty rendered to Tangans from Aksu the following day. "fast of the Chinese took refuge in the Taoyin's yamen Which had not been attacked, Hindu traders" and Swedish anion audit fefugo tu the ave been molested.

ritish consulate, but mo foreigners

Tt is reported, however, that at Yarkand New City, which ig now the hand of rebel some Selah nifsionaries have been arrested by Tebel loaders from Koran, and. in. Formed that they must leave with "Trouble has, also been reported from" Yangshassiey goethe of Kashgar, but the British subjects here'and their property' ate safe and unmolested.—"Reuters Nanking, May 16.

Jo an lnteriew to-day fr, Chu secretary-general of the Executive Yan, sated that General tation commissioner at "Sinkiang, ivan Mu-sung, government, paci-left at 9 o'clock this morning by air for, Sinvianz.

General Huang will make brief stops at Loyang, Sianfu, and Lanchow before proceeding' to. Tihua, the Sinkiang capital. "He will take h him letters from Mr Wang wel, President of the Exect= Mr. Lin Sen, chait= Government, de to the Mohammedans.—Reuter, shrine

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