The excitement caused by the bomb outrage has largely subsided. The four Commissioners will doubtless soon pro-coed upon their way to foreign count As the wounds of Shao Ching were mor wre than those the others received he has been excused from his duty. Doubtless, the Commissioners were badly frightened, but the resolve has come not to show the white feather and the journey will not be given up. The remains of the man who carried the bomb have boon gathered up and preserved in alcohol and can be seen at the railroad hospital. A placard is exhibited offering a reward of two thousand dollars to anyone who will identify the man. As yet, all are mystified and no clue to the real culprits or the motive of the cri been found. Large sums the discovery of the criminals or any unveiling of their plans or their whereabouts. If any one of should fool inclined to turn State's evidence, cortainly, a fortune would await him but his life would not be worth a farthing's value.
The shattered car still stands in the railway yard and shows the evidence of a severe explosion though not so badly in-[jared as has been represented. 'The man in the alcohol gives evidence of more than ordinary intelligence in his face and. was no coolie or person hired for the occasion. He was evidently a student, but if he was a' progressive it a mystery why he should seek to prevent this expedition to foreign count-ties which foreboded so such good to his country.
Five persons have already died. as the result of the explosion and seven wounded are in the care of the doctors. The two children first reported 8 killed are tobe still living but severely wounded. It is difficult to got the exact facts of the case. Efforts have been made to connect foreigners in some way or other with the outrage but without avail. In view of rumours that throats had been made to throw a bomb or bombs from the wall just beyond the American legation upon the railway station below, a soldier has been station ed at the head of the-ramp and Chi prevented from going on the wall.
In view of the wounds received by Shao Ching and his retirement from the Commission, Li Sheng-to has been pointed 1o go abroad in his place and the work which the Commissioners sot out to do will thus be accomplished. Yosterday Commissioner Li went to thank the Empress Dowager for her kindness in giving him this appointment. Since the Bomb outrage, the high officials of the city only venture from their homes when accompanied by four or more "e: soldiers. There is unusual energy new uniforms are in oridendt iv Aled fested in the policing of the Now that the inatibns @iscontinued, the city is Aldi contented scholars; these scholars.haye
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