Hankow, June 20.
A. representative of the Tupan, Marshal Hsiao Yao-nan, called o2 Mz. Porter, the British Consul. General, at'10 o'clock this morning stating that certain bodies inst ed on making a demonstration at Wuchang. He assured the Consul however, that any denfonstration in Hankow had been absolutely prohibited and guaranteed that the demonstrators would not come to Hankow.—Nevertheless, this wa: rot fulfilling the Chinese part the bargain regarding prohibition of all demonstrations, and the British authorities consequently order-re-mobilization of the Volun-
The demonstration consisted of procession about $,000 strong! bearing the usual slogans of the resent agitation. A. strong guard Chinese soldiers lined the Wu-penang Bund, There was no incident at Han.
again at 4 o'clock this afternoon. how and the volunteers demoblised Reuter's Pacitie Services Streets Blocked with Brick and Twisted Steel.
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