Hankow, June 11.
The public feeling, which has hi-
The excited crowd then proceeded to attack and destroy shops in the Consequently, the British Consul-General lost. 10 time in requesting the Chinese authorities to despatch [troops to protect the Settlement boundaries and at the same time asked all the foreign warships, now in Hankow, to land naval-brigades and assist the Settlement police authorities. To this request, foreign marines responded and rushed to the spot and with difficulty and in cooperation with Chinese troops finally succeeded in dispersing the Tietous crowd at about 11.30 pin. As a sequel to this melee, the rioters appear to have suffered many ca-qualities including six killed.
Damage done to foreign shops al-80 seems to be heavy. So far the exact number of casualities on the part of foreigners is unknown Eastern News Agency.
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