Millard County Chronicle | 1912-03-07 | Page 4 | Suppress Mutiny

SUPPRESSJHUTIHY FOREIGN TROOPS PATROL THE OUTSKIRTS OF LEGATION QUARTER IN PEKIN. The Homes of Many Noble and Princes Have Been Looted, and While Many Executions Have Taken Place, Rioting Continues. Pekln night hundred foreign troops patrolled the outskirts of the locution quarter Tor three hours Sunday, Sun-day, lint there ci'p do disturbances. There are now 3,(oi foreign troops In Peklu and the native feel nal'e. Five thousand Japanese troops havq been ordered from Holt Arthur lo Tien Tsln, where there are only 1 ..100 for ign soldiers. Most of Yuan Shi Kill s troops lert I'ekln Sunday for Pou TIiik Fu l sup-pies sup-pies the mutiny. The cannonading hard on Saturday was canned by an attack by the mutineers on Tung Chow, which wan occupied and sacked. The honien of many nobles imd princes In I'ekln have been loot ed. More than 100 executions have taken place. For the most part the victims were civilians and Included six women. Apparently the author! ties are afraid to exoeute soldiers.