Peking, Nov. 19.
Teal Ting-kan, Yuan Shih-kai's lieutenant, who has been interviewed on his return to Peking, states that he entered Wachang at noon on the 10th instant and departed at ten o'clock next morning. He explained that Yuan Shih-ka policy favours s limited monarchy cordance with the nineteen articles as presented by the General Li Yuen-hung and delegates from many provinces were present. They all declined to accept the proposal and unani linously demanded " Republic, together with the departare of the Manchu Court outside Ohina proper. On these conditions the Republicans were prepared to pension the Royal Family adequately and to provide for the Imperial cho.
Tsai Ting-kan said that he admired the discipline and enthusiasm of the revolutionaries. Hoe saw no trace of the dissension which the Government atill reports.—Our Own Correspondent.
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