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The Daily Dispatch: February 11, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
Two American Missionaries Slaughtered in China. --A correspondent of the New York World, writing from Shanghai, November 15th, describes some of the appalling incidents of the civil war in China as follows: Civil war is a fearful thing, and the good people of American are now beginning to taste some of its bitter fruits — bitter enough in a Christian land, but seven-fold more so in this pagan empire. The principal victims here are not the strong belligerents, but helpless women and children. And now I have to describe no less horrible scenes enacted by the rebels, and in which, with many thousands of Chinese, two Americans were killed — on the Rev. H. M. Parker, of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and the other the Rev. J. L Holmes, of the Southern Baptist Convention, both young men in the full vigor of manhood. They arrived in China some two or three years back, and not many months ago, after the opening of the northern ports, removed to the province of Shautung, wh