Nivgpo, Nov. 10.
The leaders of the revolutionary party in this city are -teking the censual course of keeping both foreigners and Chinese informed of the course of ts taking place io the Province of Chékisng, " series of telegrams being posted in both languages at the en-tranes to the Polce Station on the Settlement.
The following sre what been posted op to 2 p.m. to-d The following tel-gram reorived from Chuchow at 2.35 p.m, November 7, 1911: "Oar office occupied by the Republicans. City quiet, Business Kashing at 3 pin, November fice occupied by the Repoblicane Shaobsingfa at 12 30 p m., November 8: "Oar office is now in the bands of the Revolationaries. All is peaceful."
Wenchow at 7.40 p.m, November "Oar office occupied by Republicans today. City quiet, Chinese plain telegrams accepted."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.