Kueiyang, Jan. 7. The Taoyin resident in this city have been surprised to seo that and the Kueiyang prefect have their centres were mentioned as sent in their resignations on accontributing to each of the consign-count of the unsettled state of ments sent. The reason of this things politically. The latter's reis that unless, as in the cage of that tignation was accepted, the from Chefoo, the contribution is former's refused with @ sharp re-large enough to fill " box, the huke from the civil governor. I classes of garment are divided and am to-day told that from seventy added to others of the same kind to one hundred Yunnanese have to be packed together. arrived here, presumably to per-Depot ini. Presented. Yunnan against the Central Gov-suade the people to side with From Chinkiang per ernment. I hear that they are Mrs. Wade......55 1 pr.|not in any way interfered with by socks, the authorities here. Ata meet-From Kiukiang, per Mrs. King ing of the gentry and others held in the Provincial Assembly From Hankow, 45 and|Hall, three of their num-
From Dalny, Wedemeyer ber have been appointed to go to Yunnan to persuade the authorities there not to send troops to Kueichow. A telegram has also been despatched to Peking urging that the Central Government do not send their troops here. To-day's issue of local daily says that Peking has agreed to this. If it is true, it seems
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