Tt is stated that the bullet which killed M. Pasquier hit him in the snead and ranged downward and that the Japanese who was shot lwijs then on the second. storey.
Peking, June 29.
It is understood that the Government has received no word [from the anton Government then tly Shamicen incident, though the British and French Ministers have entered protests in connexion with the incident, It fs unofficially stated that the Government has thrice wired to Canton asking Dr. C. C. Wu's version of the wffar, but no reply has been received—Reuter's Pae~ ife Service.
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