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SITUATION IN MANCHURIA

(Continued from Page 3)

Matter for League,gey

GENEVA, Sept. 10.

It is expected that Mr. Alfred Szo will bring the question of the Sino-Japanese outbreak before the Council of the League of Nations this afternoon and that the Japan- ese will ask for postponetnent of consideration until Monday

SHANGHAT, Sept. 10, The Chinese telegraphs between Peiping und Makdon are interrupt ed:

Many Chineas Killed.

Last night Japanese, troops fore ibly entered and occupied Muk den, entering the Radio Station, arsenals and other Government | buildings, cutting all Chiness toles,

graph wires,

Many Chinese were killed.

CHILEAN NAVAL MUTINY

FOUR LEADERS BENTENCED TO DEATH

(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVIC%. }

SANTIGAO, Chile, Sept. 10 Four mero of the leaders in the recent Chilean naval mutiny have been sentenced to death, seven to imprisonment for life, and many others to lesser sentonces.

LATER

A telegram from Scout says that owing to the gravity of the situa tion in Manchuria urgent orders of a serious naturo have been issued to two divisions composing. tho Korean garrison.

Japanese Reinforcements.

LATER

A Japanese official version states The Seoul military authorities that this step was taken, because Chinese regulars as 10.30 last night | blow up the South Manchuria Rail- way at Peitaying, soven kilometres north of Mukden, -

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A Torro, Sept. 10. The War Minister, speaking to Press mon this afternoon, intimated that the situation was becoming quieter and, consequently, there was no need to despatch reinforcements from Korca unless there were un- expected developments, though the War Office announces that the air regiment at Pingyang, north-west of Korea, has sent aircraft to Markden for the purpose of recon- noitring and maintaining commu nications between the Kwantung Korean Armies.

The latest Press despatches: reaching Tokyo appear to confirm the War Ministers nssertion that the situation is subsiding, giving rise to a hope that the worst is past.

Block Market Slump,

LATER. The stock and bond marketa slumped as a result of the trouble in Manchuria, but the Governor of the Bank of Japan is quoted as saying that it is unlikely to affect business seriously.

Cotton apinners, however, appear afraid that it may check the ex- porta of cotton manufactures to China and also possibly cause a suspension of the Japanese mills in Shanghai and Tsingtao.

The British Ambassador and several other beads of diplomatic missions personally visited the Japanese Foreign Office for the purpose of bearing reports of the Mukden affair.

Baron Shidcharm, in an interview with Pressmen, expressed keen regret and emphasised the necessity of preventing & development of the affair.

The Chines Chargé d'Affaires, on being interviewed, hoped that the issue would be quickly settled. He compared the clash to a quarrel be tween brothers!!

"Japanese Step Justified?

LONDON, Sept. 19. People closely in touch with and interested in Far Eastern affairs in London hesitate to comment on the Mukden démarche in the absence of full information.

No official reports have yet been received, while unofficial messages from Japanese and Chinese centres conflict in the most important details.

One viewpoint justifies the ne- tion taken by Japan in the absence of much overdue joint steps by Great Britain, America, and Japan to safeguard their treaty rights and to protect their nationals.

announce that the main part of a division has been ordered, to pro- ceed to Mukden for the purpose of reinforcing the Japancao forceR.,

A special despatch to the Asahi reports that Japaness troops ou- eupled thres Chinese banks within the walled city of Mukden..

Peltaying Destroyed?

LATER

A Makden report says that ac cording to an unconfirmed report Japanese artillery are destroyed the town of Peitaying, causing several hundred casualties, but an other report states that only two rounds were fred.

Telegraphic News Held Up.

PRIPING, Sept. 19.

Marshal Chang Hauch Liang was roused at 1 o'clock this morning by the first news of the Japanese out- break in Mukden.

After three o'clock the mossages ocased. Apparently the Japanese phone Offses, not allowing news control the Telegraph and Tele be sent out.

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troops occupy Mukden and the It is understood that the Japanese North Camp, which is the main Chinese camp situated just outside the city..

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Foreign circles here are of opinion that the Japanese military intend to held Mukden, and poss ibly all South Manchuria in order to force settlement of the Naka mura and other outstanding ques- tions,

Japanese Troop Movements.

TSINGTAO, Sept. "19. Japanese troops landed here this morning. The Chinese, authorities are taking steps to preserve order; including the closure of Chinese places of entertainment.

Two trains of Japanese troops

.PEIPIKO, Sept. 19, arrived at Yingkow this morning, crossed the Liao River, and o cupied Newchwang. They proceed- ed up the Peiping-Mukden branch line to Kaopangtze, the junction of the main line, occupying stations en route, disarming railway guards, and taking prisoner the station master at Kaopangtze..

Japanese warabina appeared on the Lino River, off Newchwang, this morning.

Raliway Repaired.

Toxyn, Sept. 19.

A Mukden message says, that the destroyed section of the Railway has been repaired and it is expected that normal service will be restored immediately.

According to Press reports the The hope is expressed in this Japanese searched the house of quarter that the Japanese move Mukden's Chief of Staff and arrest- will impress the Chinese authoed cleven members of the establish. rities,"

ment for the purpose of examina tion.

Japanese Bonds Fall.

LONDON, Sept. 19. Japanese bonds which have so far

Following the Cabinet's decision to endeavour to localise the Muk- den affair the order to the troops. been cancelled, a

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HONDURAS DISASTER.

LORD -MAYOR'S FUND IN

LONDON...

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(BRITISK. WILKASI SEXVICE,)

Bugar, Sept. 18. The Lord Mayor has opened t

weathered the economic eriais re. in Korea to proceed to Mukden baspecial. fund for the relief of dis

markably well, were marked down considerably on the Stock Exchange on the Manchurian developments. Chinese bonds suffered in a similar

manner.

TOKYO, Sept. 10.

Chinese Troops Ordered Not to

Fire 1

PEIPING, Sept. 19.

trean cocasioned in British Hon-. durne by the recent hurricane."

·GENERAL ELECTION"

OUTLOOK.

MUCH DIFFERENCE OF OPINION."

(THROUÓK_REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Sept. 19,

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A report from Mukden says that the Chinese Commissioners visited the Japanese Consulate-General and appealed for a suspension of hos tiliticalAM!!

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Changchun, Port g, a Jaranose friend called on

General Chang Hauch Linng and that the latter alternative would Arthur, Liaoyang, and other points warned him not to go to Mukden bring a sweeping majority, but City IN. CHOSEN - S report troop movementa-zonia"to Mukden and soms merely local, at present as he had contemplated circles are to oppose an election, HIJO for the purpose of safeguarding dong as it would be dangerous except as a last resort, whilst the Hao RawAY Japanese residents in the vicinity, the Manchurian authorities ordered shadow Cabinet would mean

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