Four Demands Conceded:
Compromise on Another This action followed the failure of another Japanese consular oficial sent to Fengial last night, to get Akimatsu handed over. According to Jo report made to his superiors. by this oMelal, the merchant is showing bad bruises about the face.
Peiping, July 3.
A Chinese official stated to-day that the two recent Fengtai incidents had been dealt with together and settled last night. The Hopei-Charhar Political Council, he said, accented the following stipulations by the Japanese authorities:—
'The commander of the Chinese battalion responsible for the detention of a Japanese officer will apologize; 8 guarantee will be given that the, incidents will not recur; those guilty' in both incidents will be punished; the Chinese authorities will pay the medical expenses and damages in the, ase of the Japanese and Korean said to have been man-handled by Chinese.
Another demand made" by the Japanese, for the withdrawal of Chi nese troops from Fengtai, was met by.
agreement on the part of the Chinese to move their barracks far= ther away from the Japanese barracks, United Press,
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