Chang Chih-tung intends to grant a cou-cession of some conl and irom mines ut Tayénhsion to a syndicate of Cantonese merchants.
H.E. Huang Yii-en, formerly Pro ily high at Trentsin, fell very Judge of Chekiang and now promote to be the Provincial Treasurer of Fukien, arrived at this port from Hangchow on Thursday afternoon en route for audience at Pel A telegram from Peking states that HE. Kung Chao-yuan, Fx-Provincial Trexsurer of Szechuan, and Minister-elect to England and Franco, is expected to arrive at the capital on Monday or Tuesday by the over-laud route from the sout A native letter from Tientain speaks with gratitude of the generous aid given, by the european staff of the Northern Railway and the Kaiping Colliery at Tongsha the sufferers from the late inundations whenever opportunity offered.
A telegram has been received from Soochow stating that BLE. K'uei Chin, Governor of Kiangeu, left that city for Nunking yesterday. HE. goes to Nanking in order to be a Proctor of the provincial examinations to be held there shortly.
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