The Chinese Legation in Tokio bes been distributing expenses and steamer fares to the Chinese students since November 13, and most of the students have gone away satisfied, bat Mr. Wun, the Minister, refused to give apy sasiatance to nive students from Yiinnap Province, and in consequence great excitement wascavsed. Ao Wednesday leat the Yanuanese went to the Legation joes would be happy to in defending their country.
With s population of 400 millions s our backbone, to open proper negotiations with foreigners, however powerfal they may be, they woold certainly not make any forward step rashly." He then asked them whether they thought thet. towards bad hitherto been the attitude of the foreign Powers
uncompromisingly strong s manifested and made a farther demand for tbeir|it expenses from a member of the staff of executing their threat of partitioning servants by the Manches has been frivol us and inconsistent in extreme; they lean upon them when usefal as they would upon a mountain bat when once the service is achieved, they tread upon them as if they were mere dirt, Oan General Nien Kéngyao's fate, in spite of his really great service in many conquests, be forgotten by Yosn?
"Ina word, if Youn of Hangchéng is of our sentiment, let bim point his banner northward. Otherwise, let him appoint a date for a great battle.
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