Two Locomotives and 10
Wagons Wrecked Harbin, July 9.
Ten Koreans are reported to "ha been killed when bandits attacked village three miles east of Hailin, according to word received here. stated that bandits have be=n' very active during the past few days between Henglaohotze and—Hailin along the Chinese Eastern Railway, burning and destroying three bridges and cutting down telegraph posts and wires in five places. Communications have been disrupted while frame eastwards from Hengtachotze has ceased for the time being.
'According to another' report, freight train proceeding east was wrecked to-day at a point between Kazantzevo and Yabloina, 30 miles east from Imienpo. The wreck, it {3 live and nine wagons were completely smashed. The number of casualties have as yet not been as-
Harbin, July Bandits destroyed the' track, and wrecked and fired ona west-bound freighter to-day, 30 miles west of Imienpo. Twenty wagons were smashed and three of the train crew were killed.
The bandits also raided and wed the town of Lidahotse, and Jimashing telegraph and. telephone Instruments in "an office of the (Chinese Eastern. Railway, kidnapped four of the employees—Reuter.
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