THE SITUATION IN PEKIN A MONTH AGO.
AUU. Tientsin, Juno 14. M. Sugiyama, a member of tho Japanese Logation, was murdered by General Tungfuhsiang's troops on Monday outside tho Yangting gate of Pokin. M. Sugiyama was on Ins way to the station to meet tlio foreign guards. Foreigners in Pekin aro unable to leavo the Legations. A courier from the capital roporia that the Boxers aro cutting down tho telegraph polos. It is roportod that Princo Tuan, who only the other day was appointed head of the Tsung-li-Yamon, and General Tungfuhsiang have resigned.' <, ■ ■ ■ CHINESE IMPERIAL CUSTOMS. Tlio list of officials in the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs is as follows:—Sir Robert Hart, Mr. R. E. Breddon, Mr. J. R. Brazier, Mr. P. Von Raul enfold, Mr. 0. H. BrowitTaylor, Mr. F. W. Maze, Mr, J, .Van Alst, and Mr. 0. E. Tonnent. PHYSICIANS. t > - -7' ; The English physicians supposed tc. lie resident in Pekin woro:— S. W. BusKoll," Mr. E. Ourwen, Mr. J. Dudgoon, Miss Alice .K. - Marston,: Miss Lillie; E. V.. Savfllo;J; as was also Dr. Georgo Ernest Morrison (a uativo of Geelfipg, "yiqfcpri,ft),^.tb vo.-Tirtio3-por);os-ipqiuloitf* / "
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11433, 25 July 1900, Page 5
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