FLIGHT OF THE DOWAGER.
AN ARMISTICE REQUESTED
HONGKONG, August 21
Sheng, Director of Telegraphs, Li Hung Chang, and the Chinese Minister in London, declare the Dowager Empress leftJPekin a week ago. Before her flight from Pekin the Dowager beheaded Dhsutsung and a dozen other officials, and imprisoned" Yung-Lii.
Li Hung Chang asks for an armistice, and offers to open peace negotiations.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 199, 22 August 1900, Page 5
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