Alarming reports were being Jcireulated inst night of looting in ithe Chinese City and of the distribution of anti-foreign pamphlets, but they turned out to be untrue, Upon investigation it w troops Division had attempted rough from the Central and enter the city. The were immediately warned and they despatched a strong body armed with machine-guns to the station, Thereupon the troops re-
Peking, Nov. 3.
General Feng Vu-hsiang's representatives yesterday demanded President Tsao Kun to hand over all seals which will probably be done to-day.
President Tsao Kun yesterday prepared his resignation intending to send it to Parliament to-day. He also completed [announcing After resigning he will leave the pre sidential mansion, and take up his bode in the ex-President Li Yuan-hung's former private residence. tion train from yesterday evening. it was fired on while passing General Feng Vu-hsiang's dings, but damage was done—Reuter'y Pacific Service.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.