Tientsin, Aug. 28.
Two identic protests against the bandit raid on a through Mukden-Peiping train, on August 15, were handed today by Mr. Shigeru Kawagoe; Japanese Consul-General here. to Mr. Yin Tung, Director of the Peiping-Mukden Railway, and Gen. Shang Chen, Chairman of the Hope Provincial Government. The Jmemorands, it is said. demanded /Mr. Yin's apology for the incident, guarantee against the recurrence of bandit attacks, the payment of a solatium to the victims of the raid, and compensation for the articles [stolen by the outlaws.
Three Koreans were killed and fu] seventeen injured in the raid—Rengo.
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