Suggested Reforms for British Concession Rejected by Chinese Hankov, Nov. 1.
The British Consul-General, yosterday received a communication from the Chinese Commissioner for Foreign Affairs regarding the Spocial Administration District, No. 3, in which he refuses to accept the Consul-General's suggestions for the reform of the administration of the The deadlock cor Reuter. Labour Union Causes Trouble Hankow, Oct. 31, The. local political situation obscure.
'Apprehension is felt concerning the General Labour Union passing resolution to-day for the restoration of the Pickets' Corps, ostensibly owing to the Inck.of sufficient troops at Wohan to maintain peace and The office of the Ministry of nance has issued a proclamation suspending the conversion of Central Bank notes. All native banks have Jelosed their doors The Post Office censors are seizing all Chinese newspapers from Shang-
New Bmbargo. by -the Nenking Government: Japanese Protest Shanghai, Nov. 1.
The Finance Ministry of the Nanking Nationalist" Government yesterday issued, through the Com: missioner of the Custom House in Shanghai, a proclamation prohibiting the exportation of the following articles to: Banke 1 silver (silver bars, silver _eoins and sycee).
2 Metals necessary for the manufacture of arms (copper, brass, lead, stool and tin), 3 Paper and printing ink, 4 Coal, Inasmuch as this is contrary to the Trendy and in view of the mate for having @ very important ing upon Japanese merchants Shimizu, the Japanese Consul, day fled a protest. with the local Chinese Commissioner for Poreign
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