Tokio, September 26.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Mr.
the Japanese Labour Gommissioner, did not touch on indemnity or restriction of Japanese immigration, but discussed the efforts that might be taken for prevention of riots and the maintenance of the existing treaty.
The Japanese Consul-General at Ottawa has since been discussing the indemnity with the Canadian Premier, but particulars are not settled.
At Tokio the Foreign Office is appointing an extra official to supervise immigration affairs.—Our Oven Correspondent.
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