Peking, 28rd September.
The Chinese Minister to Berlin, Yin Chang, has been recalled, to be entrusted with asothar fos. He will be susceaded by the prosont Minister at ug, as Minister to Germany wad the Nethorlinds.
Berlin, 24th September.
When the Chinese High Commissioners, who are ordered to visit Europe, were ready to leave on board of a special train at Poking, an attempt was made on them by ® Chinese with bombs. Prince Tsai and Governor Tuan Fang as well as 80 ral others were wounded. and four m culprit. students who are the itistigators 25th September.
Fear is entertained in oficial circles that further - attempts will be made upon high signatories. All official yamens are strictly guarded.
Later.
As far as oan now be ascertained, throe Chinese have been killed at yesterday's bomb attempt made against the High Commaissloners who have bean ordered to go abroad. The pulp The wounds of (not Tuan Fang) railway cat is partly demolished. Although the representatives of most of the Logations were at the station, no foreigner The journey of the Commis-been postponed, but not abandoned. There is nothing yet officially known about: the murderer and his motives. The impression made by the event on both the Ohinese and Foreigners very great.
Later.
Chancellor Prince Bitlow returned today to Berlin, where he: will preside at the negotiations about a financial reform and the colonial question Mr. do Witte has been received by both Chancellor Prince Biilow and Baron Richt-hoten, the Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
In Sweden the Reichstag will be convened on the 2nd October to pass the bill providing for the dissolving of the Norwegian Union.
The following telegrams are from the Hobo Herald"
London, 14th September.
Russia has suspended the transportation of the reserves to Manchuria. The newly-built circum-Buikal railway has been totally destroyed.—* Nichi Nichi."
The "Novoe Vremya" continues to criticise, the peace treaty as closing Russia's outlet to the sea.—" Jiji,"
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