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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1911.

BY TELEGRAPH BY TELEGRAPH. Let us

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“THE REVOLUTION.

(Bruter's Service to the China Hail)

LONDON, NOV. 26th. Peking telegrama state that the Foreign Ministers have decided that it-is-advisable

e reinforce the Legation Guards,

ATTACK ON NANKING IMMINENT.

LONDON, Nov. 25th. Reuter's correspondent at Chinking tele- graphed on Saturday that the rebel attack as Nanking is imminent.

A number of women have obtained per mission to fight for the Revolutionaries,"

„HEAVY FIGHTING AT HANKOW.

[COPERIGHT]

ANGLO-GERMAN RELATIONS.

(Reuter'a Service to the China Mail)

LoaDON, November 25th. Colonel Seely speaking at Nowcastla, pro-. phesied that Sir Edward Gay's declaration on Monday would promote peace. It was essential that we should be on terms of peace and anity with Germany.

RUSSIA AND PERSIA.

(Reuter's Service to the China - Hail) ..

LONDON, November 26th.

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A Et. Petersburg telegram states that the Teherhan goudarmes have been withdrawn

who gives his personal attention from the Shises Sultanah's property and bave been replaced by Persian cossato every Prescription received. The Foreign Mizister in full uniform-pre-

LONDON, Nov. 27th. Reuters Feking correspondent wires that Consular rivices from Rankow received on -the 23rd-indicate that there has been heary Ighting for 36 boura and that it still eco-sented an apology to M. Fokleraky, stating Linues.

that the Cabinet, during the crisis, was alone responsible for the delay,

The Imperialists made an attempt to cross the Han River but were repulsed with heavy loa.

NANKING BOMBARDED.

LONDON, Nov. 27th. Rautar's St. Petersburg correspondent wires that the Cabinet Council in view of Router's Nanking correspondent states Persia's compliance with the ultimatum, that the Revolutionaries began bombarding Russian troops shall not advance for the the city yesterday morning, and it is represent beyond Resht, where they are con ported that the Imperialisis have already centrating.

Lost heavily."

"CHANG'S STIPULATIONS FOR

SURRENDER...

(Wah Tex Fat Po's Service.)

SHANGHAI, NOV. 26th. In answer to the request of the Shanghai military government to surrender, General Chang, the Imperialist lender, at Nanking, has made the four, stipulations that the Em- peror Teun Tung he the recognised Emptor of China; that "the revolutionist Bag shell give way to the dragon flag of Chira:that the uitles held by the Revolutionists shall come under the new administration and täht no rebels will be permitted in the empire.

LATER The Revolutionists at Nanking Lava captured the two towns of Chung Ngok and How Ling."

THE POSITION OF NANKING.

SHANOmar, Nov. 27th. The Revolutionist soldiers at Mok Fu bill. fired on Lion Hill where the soldiers belong.

GERMAN AIRMAN KILLED.

(Reuters Service to the China Mail) LONDON, November 26th.

Reuter's correspondent at Berlin states that Lieutenant Baron Loring Hoven, the best of the German military airmen, was killed by a fall after landing from a fight.

BRITISH STEAMER

WRECKED.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

LONDON, November 26th.

Lloyd's agent at Aden telegraphs that the steamer "Trieste" has picked up the first officer; second engineer, and three of the Lascar draw of the steamer "Kuala," Dundee to Singapore, which is on the rocks

wreck.

".

ing to General Chang are stationed. Re at Socotra Natives are plundering the "volutionists' gunboats and cruisers also opened fire on the North Pole bill, near Nanking, while the houses in the neigh- bourhood have been set on fire,

It is momentarily expected that Kanking will fall into the bands of the Revolutionists

ence more.

General Chang's soldiers have also fired on the Red Cross Society.

The rebels have captured Tai Ching Mun.

JAPANESE LEGATION FORCE.

Independent News Agency's Service. to the China Mail)

ENGLISH RACING.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, November 26th.

Following is the result of the Manchester November Handicap, run yesterday:

Ultimus

Fort

Donnezmoi

Seventeen ra. Wor by three lengths, TOKYO, Nov. 27th.with a short bond between second and third. Betting. 9 to 4 against Ultimus, 10 to 1

Since the evacuation in 1905 the Japanese

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troops stationed in Peking have been srnall against Fort, and 100 to against Donnez- in number, so much so that it is impossible moi. to secure the safely of the Japanese residents there.

As various Powers are, in view of threa tening trouble in the capital, increasing their forces, Japan has decided to despatch 700

more men.

FAMINE IN RUSSIA.

TERRIBLE DISTRESS. (Reuters Service to the China Mail.) LONDON, November 26th.

St. Petersburg telegrams state that the horrors of the famine of 1891 are recurring at Orenburg, in the Turgai province. The famine stricken people are flocking into the town, asking for the administration of the last communion.

The crops at Drenburg are 30 per cent below the average this year. The Bishopof Cheliabinsk is proceeding to the assistance of the starving people.

An extraordinary feature of the famine is

that the medical and charitable societies

have been prohibited from aiding the stricken people.

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COLLIERY EXPLOSION IN STAFFORDSHIRE.

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(Reuter's Service to the China Muil.).

LONDON, November 26th.

An explosion has occurred at the Jam- nge Colliery in Staffordshire. Six persons were killed and five injured.

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THE AMERICAN PRE- SIDENCY.

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INDIAN OPIUM.

REDUCTION IN SHIPMENTS. {Peuter's Service lo the China Mail) LONDON, November 25th.

Raurer's correspondentatSimla announces that in the calendar year, 1912 no more than 19,000 cheata of Bengal opiumi will | be offered for sale. Of this number 6,700 will be certified for shipment to China,

DEATH OF MARQUIS KOMURA.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

Loxbox, Novamber 25th,

The death of Marquis Komura is na- nounced. He died of consumption.

Lorber, November 26th. The Times" pays a warm tribute to the dand statesman's patriotism and self abnega Mr. Lloyd-George, speaking at Bath, ra- tion, and says that sympathy with our aller ferred to the frequent suffragette interrup. will be universal in England, where bis, tions, and said that the vast majority of wo-name is indissolubly associated with the men deplored the exhibition of tempar, Alliance.

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