Tsaochuang, June 6.
The enrolment of the bandits in the army is continuing. Everything is propitious for the early release of the captives.
Peking, June 6.
The Civil Governor of Shantung reports that the enrolment of the bandits is proceeding and when completed the agreement will be countersigned by Mr. Roy Anderson.—Reuter.
Peking, June 5.
The Chinese representative on the Military Mission, Major-General Liang Shang-tung, has wired to the Government stating that the foreign Military Mission have decided to return to Peking, starting this afternoon.—Reuter.
Peking, June 6.
General Liang Shang-tung has proposed that the Government should convene a conference of. representatives of the Ministries of War and Communications, railway representatives and interested local military leaders in order to devise measures for the peoecting, of -the railways.—Rev-
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