Vladivostok, June 9.
A group of Japanese capitalists has arrived here to negotiate a loan to the temporary Government.
Ataman Simionov remains cp board the steamer which brought him here, and his future movements are still uncertain. Reports to the effect. that an agreement between Simionov and the temporary Government was to be expected prove to_be incorrect.
The Government publishes a pre clamation, repudiating the report as to Sinionov holding any official position, and disclaiming his right style himself -Commander-in-Chief.
The French Consal__ visited Simionov yesterday, and felicitated him on having been a staunch! opponent of Bolshevism since ts! earliest. days.
M. Kojevnikov, the Chita Government's emissary to Vladivostok, has returned to Chita from Pogranitchnaia, instead of proceeding.
"According to Chita advices, a mutiny has occurred among the troops there, while it is reported from Habarovsk that the desertion of Partisans is increasing enormous the comparative military strength of the antagonists in Eastern} Siberia is computed to be as; follows: Chita Government 36,600 anti-Communists, 13,000.—Reuter.
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