Peking, July 2
Three mandates were issued this morning (1) accepting the resign nation of Tuan Chi-jui (2) placing all. the troops of the Frontier Defence force under the control of the Ministry of War and (3) instructing the Ministry of War immediately to disband the Frontier Defence Force including General Hsu Shu-tseng's four brigades of Northwest Frontier Defence troops which were placed under the Ministry of War by a mandate issued prior to the recent fighting.
A fourth mandate, which has not yet been issued, orders the arrest of the following ten Anfuites on the xround that they are responsible for the recent disturbances around Peking: Hsu Shu-tseng. Tseng Yuchin, ex-Minister of Communica. tions, Chu Shen ex-Minister of Justice, General Ting Shih-yuan, Li Shithao ex-Minister of Finance, Veneral Tuan Chi-kuei, Yao tseng, Chief Justice, Yao Kuo-cheng, Vice-Minister of Couimunications, Liang Hung-chi Chief Secretary of the Senate and Chief Scerctary of the Tingkuochun, and Wang Chi-lung Financial Agent to the Anfu Club and Financial Agent of General i Tsze-chung, Tuchun of Anhui. Turearenep Arrest or Litre Hsv.
The following telegrams have been received by the "Eastern Times"
Peking, July 27.
President Hsu Shih-chang telegraphed to General Chang lin asking him to come to capital immediately.
President Hsu Shih-chang despatched Woo Chi-sung to dole with Marshal Tuan in illness.
Pexine ror Wu Parry.
Peking, July 28.
The interview with General Chang Tso-lin is widely commented on in
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