CHINESE UPHEAVAL
FRESH OUTBREAKS
FRENCH AND JAPANESE TROOPS TO THE RESCUE.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright
(Received March 7, 0.25 a.m.) . PEKIN, March 6. The Republican, delegates - assert that the Republicwas ' inaugurated at Nanking, but tbdV,Cabinet will be formed in Pekin.
President ■ Yuan. Sliili Kai proceeds; to Nanking in September. The British-American Tobacco Company's stores at Paotingfn, valued at ■£lo,ooo, and all Japanses premises woro looted. The Japanese-took'refuge in the mission premises. French and Japanese troops have been dispatched to bring their countrymen- to Pekin. • Japanese are protecting all foreigners at Shanbaiwan.
Several parties of mutineers who returned to Pekin were arrested and executed.
Two thousand troops revolted and looted Kiukang.
The Republicans are triumphing at Weihai wei, and are driving ; the recalcitrants south-west. A thousand wore killed during the disorders.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 8054, 7 March 1912, Page 5
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