CHINA QUIET AGAIN.
VICE-PEESIDENT ELECTED. By Telegraph—Frees Association—Copyright (Rec. February 11, 11.25 p.m.) Peking, February 21. Everything ie quiet and orderly at Peking. ' The President, Yuan-Shih-Kai, is pleased at the improvement of tho position in the interior, except in Fuchistun, Manchuria, where the populate is unaware of tho agreement Li-Huan-Hung has been unanimously elected Vice-President of the Republic.
RECOGNITION REQUESTED. Peking, February 1!), Yujfii-Shih-Kai has notified the Powers of his election as President of the Chineso Republic, and hns requested tho recognition of tho Republic. A manifestation lias been issued adopting the Western calendar.
CONSUL CHANGES HIS FLAG. Melbourne, February 20. The Chinese Consul-Gcneral has hoisted tho new Republican flag above the Consulate.
WHERE THE ARKS CAME FROM. (Rec. February 22, 0.35 a.m.) Tokio, February 21. The Minister for War, General Ishimoto, in replying to a question in. the Diet, stated that arms to tho value of .£300,000 had boon sold to Chinese revolutionaries during the present disturbances.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1370, 22 February 1912, Page 5
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158CHINA QUIET AGAIN. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1370, 22 February 1912, Page 5
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