All the insulators on the telegraph poles in the vicinity of Lukou Bridge for a long distance have been smashed by eddiers belonging to General Tung Fu-hsiang's Kansu corps, and' when the Metropolitan Telegraph Office sent workmen to repair the. damage ani restore the line they were savagely Bly upon the, besa the upon men. Orders have: also "been monsoon. along the. whole coast. a anding over of the
anon Corps tothe vity of Real termanding™ the transfer of, avg' of Generalissimo Jung Lu. coun weather at Shanghai.—State on.the morning th and calm "weather at (Chinwang), and ordering that- they m.2-A'telegram® from Hong-be sent back to their old cantonments irere'yesterday at 8 45 p.m, in Paoting and Chénting ramparts: 'es A. typhoon. east. of, Luzon.
THE ATTACK ON FOREIGNERS Ths diveotion lits been In the attack by "braves" belonging Bearer tates to General Tung Fuchsiing's 'Kansu Luzon ast night"tear the '16th! Corps'upion foreigners of the Tidatsin- Now probably roving ernie in the vichity savanco.toirand, the. China Sox to of Peitaiho, an Exigineer pulled out his cross it ina" W.N.W.' ditobtion. Fine six-chamberéil revolver and emptied it upon the mtitderously inclined soldier, pou the whole coast.: The high: ptedsurds of weathers - Fresh ug ion koo" along attacked by the soldiers and preven ted killing' two of them outright.
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