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. Review of reviews and world's work. ^ht^^^-^)j^^^^ oT \^^ iPA A0^ -1 ^f^^^^^TSiN(<JJLYf2 < /4 m M 1 ^J5wf= : 4^^ ryvio rwc THE CRISIS IN CHINA. July 22.—An imperial edict, purporting to be sent bythe Emperor of China to the southern viceroys andgovernors, is promulgated; it is dated from Peking,July 18 ; the edict states that the fullest protection hasbeen afforded, and that the foreign ministers, with theexception of Baron von Ketteler, are .Tientsin. THE MARCH OF THE ALMES TO PEKINO. (From the New York Sun.) MR. KOGORO TAKAHIRA. (The new Japanese Minister to the United States
. Review of reviews and world's work. ^ht^^^-^)j^^^^ oT \^^ iPA A0^ -1 ^f^^^^^TSiN(<JJLYf2 < /4 m M 1 ^J5wf= : 4^^ ryvio rwc THE CRISIS IN CHINA. July 22.—An imperial edict, purporting to be sent bythe Emperor of China to the southern viceroys andgovernors, is promulgated; it is dated from Peking,July 18 ; the edict states that the fullest protection hasbeen afforded, and that the foreign ministers, with theexception of Baron von Ketteler, are .Tientsin. THE MARCH OF THE ALMES TO PEKINO. (From the New York Sun.) MR. KOGORO TAKAHIRA. (The new Japanese Minister to the United States.) and neighborhood evacuated by the Chinese troops Li Hung Chang arrives at Shanghai. July 23.—In reply to the appeal of the Chinese Gov-ernment asking his good offices in the trouble with theEuropean powers, President McKinley calls on the Im-perial government to make known to the world whetherthe representatives of the powers at Peking are alive,and to cooperate with the relief expedition. July 25.—At a meeting of the admirals at Taku it isdecided, by the vote of the majority, that the railwayfrom Tangku to Tientsin shall be handed over to thecontrol of the Russians, the Britisli and Americanadmirals recording their dissent A commission, con-sisting of Colonels Bower, Wogak, and Aoki, is ap-pointed to govern Tientsin. July 26.—Russian troops capture the forts at Xew-chwang. July 31.—The message from ^linister Conger states thelosses at the British L
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