Mukden, Oct. 15, The impression prevails here that so far as Mukden is concerned the Politico-military situation has become more stabilized.
There is no apparent military activity, other than the forwarding, of the usual military supplies, and practically nothing is taking place worthy of record. Marshal Chang! Tso-lin was in a very happy mood fat the reception given on the cele-ration of the Double Tenth, and Jchatted in pleasant fashion ' with members of the Consular Body) around him—Reuter. workmen and labourers to unit strength, to help the militar they desire all these good things ete, et To-day they staged a very great Nationalist meeting outside the East gate. There was a decorated platform and some long speeches, deploring all the foreign articles which were still being ted, and all the amount of money. which [found its way into foreign coffers, ete, ete.
Handbills were given out at the end, exhorting to opposi list," and all the "running dogs" thereof, and giving as their watchword several of those usual high-sounding sentences which have been dealt round for the last six months or more. "Down with This, Th and the Other" and "Long: Live several other things, which some of us have a belief will not be long-lived. We are thankful that the change has been made with 40 little disturbance to everything, but we have meanwhile to. adopt the policy of "Wait and Sec."
MAStA, Oct. 15.—Governor-General Woca has left hospital, but is remaining in Manila at present.
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PEKING, Oct. 15.—My. Yoshizawa, the Japanese Minister to Chin arrived here this morning.—Reute
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