Profound Ignorance of Life in Shanghai As ft Is From Oun Own Cosaesronvant Kueilin, Si, tune, 27. The month of June added a little Jextra to the numerous excitements Jof the year, for, in addition to wit-
Inessing the strife of warring factions, we saw some patristic spire it manifested by students of var-fous government schools. Receiv-jing greatly exaggerated reports the trouble at Shanghai, a large body of students surrounded the residence lof the Rev. R. N. Bland, of the Church Missionary Society. After some discussion had taken place, seeing no other way out, Br. [Bland consented to the request made and, with Mrs. Bland, accompanied the' students to the Board of Ed-fucation office. After further discussion the students instructed Mfr.
[Bland to wire to Shanghai, to the British Consul there, asking him to restrain his people from harsh treatment of the Chinese. After Jnight spent at the office, Mr. and. Mrs, Bland were allowed t9 return to their residence, and left Kueilin shortly afterwards for Wuchow.. Excitement spreads in kuangsi..
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