THE CRISIS IN CHINA.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.
THE POWERS UNANIMOUS.
NEGOTIATIONS PROCEEDING.
RUSSIAN WITHDRAWAL FROM MANCHURIA POSTPONED.
A CHINESE USURPER. By Telegraph.—Press Association.—Copyright. Berlin, November 20. Count von Bulow, addressing the Reichstag, said the ; Powers were unanimous in every detail with regard to the demands made on China. The 11 points had been formulated by the Ministers, And negotiations were proceeding. Hongkong, November 2G. Russia has postponed the withdrawal of troops from Manchuria, and has rescinded the transfer of the Tientsin railway. General. Tungfuhsiang threa f ens to usurp the throne. The Emperor chiefly relies on General Ma, who has a blood feud with Tungfuhsiang. RANSACKING THE IMPERIAL TOMBS. London, November 25. French troops accuse the Sikh of ransacking the Ming tombs at Siling. RUSSIANS THREATENING TO EVICT A BRITISHER. Hongkong, November 25. A detachment of Madras pioneers has been sent to prevent the Russians evicting a Britisher from premises he owns at . Tongku.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11540, 27 November 1900, Page 5
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