AFFAIRS IN CHINA
MEMORIAL BY IMPERIALIST GENERALS. REPUBLIC DEMANDED. By Telegraph.— Press Association.— Copyright. (Received January 29, 9 a.m.) PEKIN, 28th January. The Imperialist Generals have memorialised the Throne demanding a Republic. EXPLOSION AT OLD SUIDUN. HUNDRED AND FIFTY BODIES RECOVERED. (Received January 29, 8.5 a.m.) PEKIN, 28th 1 January. A hundred and fifty bodies have been recovered from the ruins of the powder magazine blown up by the revolutionaries at old Suidun, when General Qhintai perished. The search, continues. BOMB OUTRAGES. MILITARY OFFICERS ATTACKED. PEKIN, '28th January. General Liang-pi, ex-Commandant of the Imperial Guards, has been the victim of a bomb outrage. He was suspected of advocating an attack on the Chinese, and while, alighting from a carriage near his residence a man approached and threw the infernal ma chine, both the general's legs being fractured. He now lies in a critical condition. The man who threw the bomb was killed. A young Chinaman threw two bombs at General Chang-hui-chih, Commandant at Tientsin, wrecking a brougham in which he was riding. The assailant was captured after shooting a policeman with a revolver. General Chang-hui-chih, who is a stern opponent of the revolution, ©bcaped unharmed.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 24, 29 January 1912, Page 7
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195AFFAIRS IN CHINA Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 24, 29 January 1912, Page 7
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