The Colonel of the Tehnvan prefecture has also been cashiered. The late Sui chou subprefect persuaded him to dis-oh-y the Viceroy's orders. The troubles in Suichoa grew worse instead! of better, 8 these ollicials have learned to their loss. The present Colonel is a careful, capable, and wise official. He believes in frequent changes of stations for his subordinates. He is firm: and just in dealing with these of his officers and men who disturb the peace. Two of his officers und several of his men have been dismiss irreguinrities which a less conscientious man would lot pare. The yamen is to be removed from the prefectural city to the subprefecture Suichou, TRIENNIAL EXAMINATION, rieunial Examinations are being held. A mall number of cavalry men mere left to assist to preserve order by the Colonel as he passed through to go to Wuchang. No trouble is expected; all precautions are being taken by all offici concerned to keep the missionaries in safety. A cordon of avidiers surround the compounds and give a feeling of security. The mission band is smu, but hopes soon to be increased by the arrival of the Rey. H. B. Sutton and his bride.
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