The of the unrest among the people, and robberies that are coming to be 80 common in other parts of this provines, remind me of the conditions that exist in this prefecture.
The excitement that had been with difficulty worked up in regard to the railway loan is subsiding as rapidly as it rose. But the real anti-foreign feeling which resulted from those meetings as a natural consequence of the false and bitter statements made by the speakers, will linger for months to come. It is fortunate for the Empire that better counsel is prevailing in the capital and tat this agitation is to cease.
have been so common out here for the past two or three that little notice is taken of them. It is not too much to say that the ceting magistrates are responsible for these
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