Seoul, July 16.
An interesting discovery, was ata place along the Toman iver in north Korea to-day. during excavations for the building of ithe railway connecting Korea with Manchuria.
According to Dr. Mori, professor of Zoology in the Seoul University, fragments of bones of mammoths, rhinoceros, and, horns were dug. lout, witch are believed to be more than 100,000 years old.—Rengo. t perpetrated on Feng-lin, an assistant. inspector, by, railroad gendarmes, The incident took "place when gendarmes bathing near a. public Inspector Chang, noticing several hydrant at the Station, intervened.
he gendarmes were vituperative, whereupon an exchange" of hot words ensued. This led. to the tack on the inspector, serious injuries.-Kuo Min, With the object of developing trade in north "Manchuria, north Korean ports and railway lines will be' transferred to the management the South Manchuria Railway Ca. with headquarters in Dairen, from Beptember 30. The nctuel manage: ment of the forts an me wil be retaken by the railway: compan October Te mre
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