LI HUNG CHANG.
Another Interview. Declares that Fighting at Pekin has Ceased. The Settling Up. (Received July 25, 9.12 a.m.) London, July 25. In the course of an interview Li Hung Chang declared that the fighting at Pekin had ceased. He further states that the foreigners are holding a position to the south of Kuho bridge, and the forces of General Tung Fu-hsiang, leader of the Chinese army, are at the north bridge. Li Hung Chang asserts that the Tsung li-Yamen are advising the Empress-Dowager to allow General Suiwanto to escort the foreign Ministers to Tientsin. China, Li Hung says, is unable to pay any indemnity for the outrages committed, and wifl not submit to any further annexation of territory.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 9825, 26 July 1900, Page 5
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