Contrary to the orders given by the Into Gen, Chow, and observed by his. troops, Gen. Lat. List-hu men have been occupying mi properties in one. or two places at Toast in this province, and in one felty these men no sooner* moved out, when leaving for another place, than Kueichow men of the 25th Army moved in, They have, since gone elsewhere, but we hav no suaranteo that there will not! be repetition in this respect. In the same way, Gen. Chow forbade soldiers occupying people's houses, but now Szechuan and Kueichow do 30 whenever they want do. All continues quiet here, but there is little news as to things in the other parts of the province Swift Just Not Jong. ago, a colonel, who had arrived from the south-west. of the province, called on Gen, Mno, riding in a ting sedan, as is not unusual. 'A. while after, he was taken, bound, out of the city and shot. His crime yas aald to, be that he had ilad the uncle of Gen. Li Hsin (wi Gen. Bap had been ighting and) had driven out) and had oppressed the people of Nanlunghsien (Hsingita),
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