Peking, Oct. 16.
The Cabinet situation is reported to have' been settled through the agreement of Dr. Wang Chung-bui to remain in office. The situation was never considered difficult. Responsible members of Parliament allege that the whole Parliameaiary attack upon the Cabinet was inspired by "substitute members" from Canton.
A telegram to-day, from Loyang, (Wu Pei-fu's headquarters) strong-endorses Dr. Wang Chung-hui, and since Tsao Kun has never openly opposed him, it is now likely that the Cabinet will remain intact. This pleases the foreign business men, who say that the removal of Dr. Wang in -favour of Tsao Kun's nominee Kao Ling-hui would mean the return to a military dictatorship and there would therefore be no legitimate business.
Pexine, Oct. 17.—A group of Kiangsu men yesterday distributed pamphlets before the Senat= drawing attention to the Kiangsu bond issue of $7,000,000 and asking the members to take steps to stop the issue—Reuter.
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