Salt Lake Herald | 1891-11-29 | Page 2 | The True Cause of the Trouble in China

The True Cause of the Trouble in China LONDON Nov fiSTlio Times this morning morn-Ing publishes a dispatch from its correspondent corres-pondent at Shanghai which confirms the report that the troubles in China are not alone based on the antiforeign feeling entertained en-tertained by the natives This is but one phase of the situation The underlying reason for the discontent which pervades many districts of China is the fact that the natives of the country believe the time is ripe to overthrow the Manchu dynasty and to establish again the native dynast which was overthrown in 1M4 The movement has in view the driving of the present Emperor Em-peror from power and placing a native Chinese ruler upon the throne The Tfmc correspondent says the rebels havo already captured Chayoang in the province of Leaotong or Shingking in Manchooria They are rapidly gaining accessions to their ranks and have quite a formidable army They are marching onto the capital Pekin The imperial forces are preparing to meet them and it is believed be-lieved a desperate battle will soon be fought The intelligence that the rebels I are marching to the attack of Pekin causes I the greatest excitement in that city