CHINESE REVOLT
RE VO I.l' T 1 ON AR Y VICTORY. [ PRESS ASSOCI ATION COPYRIGHT.] London. Oct. 11. Reuter’s Pekin correspondent states that the revolutionaries have captured Wuchang . The Viceroy lied. A bomb killed tlie commander of the troops. Five foreign gunboats are protecting Hankow. POSITION GROWS ALARMING. WOMEN REFUGING ON RIVER BOATS. (Received 12, 8.55 a.m.) Pekin, Oct. 11. The Young Chinn revolutionaries are burning Wuchang. The Wicerov ’s vamen was destroyed. Fighting continues, but the for- : igners are safe. Volunteers at Hankow are standing to arms day and night. Foreign Consuls have telegraphed for further assistance. Japanese and American cruisers arc expected, ami other gunboats are hurrying there. European women and children are taking refuge on the river boats. REVOLUTIONISTS PROTECT FOREIGNERS. THEIR PLOT TS AGAINST MANCHI' DOMINATION. (Received 12, 10.45 a.m.) Pekin, Oct. 11. Revolutionists at Wuchang have issued a proclamation threatening to decapitate anybody injuring foreigners. The present movement is directed against Manchti domination. Rebels in Szechuan have captured Kiating ami Yachau.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 253, 12 October 1911, Page 5
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