1 letter to a states that letters urg-nto size the Cus continue to pour re only remain ton Of 17 foreign guchhonts which arrived off Canton " month ago, the others Heine troncly tft, "Our 20 ment." states Mr. Quo, "is not ill of military strength. For-sriments realize that de ions are of no tse, hence "are withdrawing their gunboats. When the American Minister was here he offered to rmedinte, and now we are awaiting developments from the north. Tf there is no solution or action, we'will have to proceed a step further and take whatever action we consider necessary." ident ordered sno Jui to be ejected from, the palace, warning him, not agai come to. Peking. The Cabinet members belonging to the Pao ting group allege that Tso Jui, acting as agent for Japanese undertook to persuade, the joint to confirm the Nishi-tot the bond i The President, being unfamiliar with the history of these loans agreed, but, the Treasurer, Lion Ching, enlightened the President, alleg-6 that Tsno Jui hoped to make two millions out, of the intrigue, wheraipon the President accused the Tientsin party leaders of attempt to discredit, and ruin him led Tsao Jui to Tientsin,
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