Sticals ere in'regatd to the doings of Tict is growing restléssiiess among He is knowh to be "st and there are grave Niapie that from this centre he is fictive in stirring up the digéoncei The Goverdor of Kuangsi, ities against the riling Gov-
the yrovinée most open to an attack, telegraphed to Peklig, ahd requested that the Watinipa instrllet the French authorities to eject him from Apum. The Governer himself has left his ya inch "and has gone personally to inspect the defences of Koangsi that are Supposed to open a tack. There is indeed " ssu: that in the near fatare there may be trouble, and the iiandarihs have not forgotten that the terrible Taiping Re-ion began In the Kuangsi province.
most difficult to get at revolationists in that mountainous far-off province, abd there may be, therefore, some grounds for this apprehension.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.