Ogden Evening Standard | 1911-04-27 | Page 1 | Fighting Mongols

hisPl In s Burn Chinese Villages and Battle With Chinese Troops Seattle, April 27 News of fighting In Mongolia was brought by the , steamer luabla Mam, which arrived j from tho Orient today. Mongol reb- j ols, who aro said to have been In- i cited and supplied with arms by Russians, Rus-sians, attacked and burned twenty- ' six ChlneEe villages on the Mongolia Manchurlan frontier. . A Chinese force of 3,500 was sent against the Mongols, and the rebels were defeated and their leader captured, cap-tured, but 5u the homeward march ' of the Chinese troops they were ambushed am-bushed by tho rebels and 100 Chinese j were killed or wounded. The Chinese . retreated to Tsltsl harbor, pursued I by 3,000 Mongol horsemen. In Shansi and Hunan provinces, antl-dynastic rebellions have broken out. The governors of both provinces provin-ces have telegraphed to Peking for ; troops. The Tnrtnr General Fuchl was assassinated as-sassinated at Canton by revolutionists while he was returning from witnessing witness-ing an aviation exhloitJon by Chinese engineers who had arrived from America. Am-erica. ! n I