CHINESE SITUATION.
WU AT TIENTSIN
cKculor’s Tclccnam.) (Received October 23. 1 p.m.) PEKIN', Oct. 27. Idle, city was denuded of troops last night, except a guard surrounding the Presidential palace and a 9rna.ll party ill the telegraph office. A Tientsin message states that Wnpeifn, who arrived at Tientsin yesterday, established' temporary headquarters in (lie city and issued/a message to the Diplomatic Corps -denouncing Ei.ngyulisiang as a traitor and ingriitc, asserting Tsaokuii had specially instructed Wll to lake steps to cope with the situation; therefore! he was assembling an- army of one hundred thousand to- eliminate Feng and restore the situation. Wu holds the railway to Pekin as far as Lofa. He 'states the Kianghu and Shantungites are coming up- by rail via Tsinanfti and Ilupesitos by rail from- Hankow. The Shanhaikwan front at present is being held on the defensive.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16570, 28 October 1924, Page 11
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