Tokio, 7th August.
Tu consequence of the violent be-saviour of certain Chinese students forcing an entrance to the Chinese Legation and threatening the Chinese Minister, the Japanese Government decided on deporting two of the Headers named Wu Ching-keng and Sun Kuei-chun. Whilst proceeding to the railway station, escorted by the police, Wu Ching-ko obtaining perin sion to alight fom ricsha, threw himself into the immediately rescued, and was sent the same afternoon by railway to Kobe for embarkation thence for China.
A spurious document is now being circulated which, it ix falsely alleged, was found upon the person of Wa Ching-keng, and which contains language of a somewhat inflam-{ motory nature,—Special service.
9th August.
Apprehensive of the treatment by the Chinese Government of the de-j ported Chinese students, the Japanese Government has instructed the} Japanese Consul-General at Shanghai to inform the Chinese Government the absolutely unpolitical character the disturbance at Tokio, and has desired him to watch over the safety deported students—Speeiat
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