Tangku, June 10, Two Chinese cavalry "squadrons under Gen. Shang Chen, new garrison Semmander and acting mayor Tientsin, who arrived here this after-hoon from Tsungchow, were given luntit 8 o'clock to-night to evacuate by. the commander of the Japanese guard detachment here, The grounds for the demand, ac-Jcording to the Japanese officer, were that the presence of such a" large umber of Chinese troops was "unnecessary for the maintenance of Peace and order.
He gave the same reason for his demand yesterday that the Chinese infantry battalion that arrived here replace troops of the Fifty-Pirst Army Corps which is being moved Jout of Hopei province in compliance with other Japanese demands, be reduced to a company.
Both steps asked for by the Japan-Jose officer have been complied with by the garrison commander—Rengo.
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