A Significant, Forecast Peking, July 31, Boards, bearing the photographs of the leading Anfuites, have been erected at the Legation quarter gates to assist the police in identi-those who are wanted.
A joint meeting of the Houses of Parliament yesterday resolved not to dissolve but to await decision of a Government. The latest. forecast is as follows:—Chin Yun-peng, Premier with a Liberal Cabinet General Li Shun, Inspecting Commissioner of Kiangsu, Kiangsi, Ché- kiang and Fukier; General Tsao Kun, Inspecting Commissioner of Shihli, Shantung, Honan and Shansi; General Pao Kuei-ching, Tuchun of Shensi; General Chang Chinghai, Tartar General of Chahar; General Cuang Tso-hsiang, Tuchun of Chibli; General Hsi Chin-chen. Tartar General of Jehol; General Wang Ting-chen, Tuchun of Fukien; General Wu_ Pei-fu, Tuchun of Shantung and General Chang Chow. tseng, who in 1911 advised the Manchu House to inaugurate constitutional government, Chief of the General Staff.
Disease Rampaxr Axone Troops.
The frightfully insanitary condition of the troops in the' vicinity lot Peking is creating alarm. Cholerale diarrhoea has broken out amongst General Wu Pei-fu's troops, she, in common with the others, are displaying not the slightest necessity for ordinary sanitary precautions. An International Sanitation Commission is suggested with a view to bringing to the notice of the leaders the necessity of averting the outbreak of cholera, which will ensue unless measures are promptly taken.—Reuter.
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