The Emperor fainted on Satur. day evening, but though the Palace ix worried, it is officially stated that the indisposition is not, such as to cause much anxiety.
Later.
To-day's bulletin indicates that' the Emperor has practically recovered.—Reuter's Pacific Service.
IN "order to his subordinates, Marshal Sun Chuan-fang says that hereafter all matters pertaining to civil affaire will come under the direct control of the. Civil Governor of Kiangsu, who alone will have power to appoint civil officials, such as district magistrates and Intendents of customs. All mor
t}over to the provincial.. treasurer collected must, however, be handed more-for distribution, Resignations must wuter's} be submitted to the ah eae for approval, A' search, being mude—Reuter's Pacific
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