THE CHINGTU RISING.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 216, 19 September 1911, Page 5

THE CHINGTU RISING.

THE VICEROY CONTROLLING

THE SITUATION

[PKESS ASSOCIATION.] (Received Sept. 18, 10.30 p-,mo PEKIN, Sept. 13. The Taotai Luohow reports that the Viceroy has one battalion protecting Yamen and another outsider Chenotu. Other troops are stationed in the streets inside. The city gat© is opened twice daily to admit food and water. A large village near tihe city, believed to foe the headquarters of the rebels, is reported to have been burnt. ■■■■-. the British Consul at ChungKing is, sending the refugees down the river, fearing the extension of tiie trouble. The rebels ambushed and defeated 100 trooos near Kienchow, and pursued them to ChingibUj, where troops off a rivet boat killed 100 of the fobels. The troops , are reoccupying Kientsiiow. German and French.. Legation advices, state, that the1 "Viceroy is successfully controlling the situation.