Peiping, Oct. 28.
General Shang Chen, chairman of the Hopei Provincial ' Government, Jdectared in an interview this evening, just before his departure from Tien-{sin for Peiping, that the Hsianghn revolt had ended.
Members of the Peace Preserv: tion Corps, he added, occupied the town to-day and the ringleaders of the recent revolt were in flight. Everything is stated to be quiet in General Shang Chen has reached Jan agreement with General Tada, commander of the Japanese garrison North China, for a settlement of {the Hsiangho affair, it is reliably learned to-day, General Tada is reported to have Jagreed to use his influence to secure the withdrawal from Hsiangho, which still in the hands of the farmers Who took possession of it some days Jago, of the Japanese renin who participated in the uprising. Some of these renin are still very active aepite the arrest of six of them
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