WAR IN CHINA

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 230, 23 November 1900, Page 3

WAR IN CHINA

TBS KAISER'S BPEBCHEB. (FIB FBBBS ASSOCIATION.) (Received 22,9 a.n.) JBeblut, November 21. Heir Yon Bulow, speaking in the Reidbatag, assumed the moral responsibility of the Kaiser's speeches. He declared that the speech at Brewersaven ma extemporaneous. Believing that the Europeans at Peking had been massacred, the Kaiser spoke as a soldier, aot as a diplomat. Bong Kong, November 21. The Peiho, north of Tung-chau, is j freezing. i London, November 21. The Washington correspondent of The Times states that politicians imply that the Powers are asking an impossible indemnity from China in order to nuke partition inevitable. (Received 22,9.12 a.m.) Beblin, November 21. In the Reichstag, Herr Bebel, referring to the cruelties by German soldiers in China, satirized the Berlin newspapers for their moral indignation against English atrocities in South Africa. General Yen Gossler, the Prussian "Minister of War, defending the Kaiser, said that what the troops were doing in China was merely retaliation for Hun's Invasion. THE DOWAGER'S WARLIKE ORDER. (Received, 23,12.46 a.m.) Hong Kono, November 22. The Dowager's warlike order is attributed to Tungfuhisiang. ' SOTPLttS FOB SINGANFIT. \ ' I 7*", A NEUTRAL VICEROY. {Received 23,12.46 a.m.) '. . London, November 22. The Timeis Shanghai correspondent states that Lukhwani declares he sent only strictly necessary supplies to Singatifu, and gives an assurance of the stability" of the Viceroy's neutrality.