Tsingtao, Apr. 20, The sudden and unexpected arrival here to-day of the Minister of War, Gen. Wu Kuang-hsin, simultne ously with a company of Feng-is considered to have ug on an impewting political upheaval.
Gen. Wu immediately conferred with the Acting Governor, Admiral Wen Shou-teh. The Minister of War is a relative of Mr. Kao En-thung, now at Weihaiwei, who considers himself the rightful Governor of Tsingtao.
It is reported here that a mandate appointing Gen. Chang Caung-chang Tupan of Shantung already hms been signed—Reuter's Pacific Service, Local Opposition to Gen. Chang Peking, Apr. 24.
It is unofficially reported that Marshal Tuan Chi-jui, the Chief Executive, has already signed mandates appointing Gen. Yueh Wai-chun Tupan of Honan. Gen. Cheng Shih-chi Tupan of Anhui and Gen, Chang Chung-chang Tupan Tt is understood that certain Shantung military officials are objecting to Gen. Cheng Shih-chi's removal and that ter of We Gen. Wu Kuang- attempting to pacify them.
The Government is awaiting 4 wire from Gen. Wu Kuang-hsin on this matter before issuing the man-it is reported that the Government is issuing a mandate this evening ordering Gen. Sun Yueh to take jup his post as Civil Governor Honan.—Reuter's Pacific Service.
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