Since the start of the troable in Chiéogto, the first persons tv reach Shanghai from that city have boon Mr. and Mes, J. Vale, of the Ohina Toland Musica, who Chived Toesday afternoon—Comiog from the seat of troable, from a with which be is familiar, Me. covelasions will be read with a considerable amount of interest, Mr. Vale has little hesitation ssyiog that it is not from the railway agitators that the danger is to be
demned rowdyism and. violence feared io the proviooe. They sort, have insisted that the official thal not be insulted, and have called for absolute non-interference with missionaries or foreigners generally, as well aa foreign property. They have stated in public over and over again that foreigners have nothing whatever to do with th matter, that if they have money to lend and the Chinege wish to borrow, they 8 perfect right to make the best terms they oan for the loan. Me. Val io which they Lave gone the length of protecting foreign property when in danger of damage by rioters or disorderly crowds.
The native Press there has, however, extreme natare made their appearance. eventusting. place the eropa "ire the beet thet have been known for years in the Obtogia la where the agitation is
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