IN CHINA.
(Per Press Association —• Copyright) GLOOMY CHINESE OUTLOOK. . (Received this 'clay at 12.30 a.m.) •LONDON, July 19 The Morning Post’s correspondent at Tientsin says in response t° Li Guanhungs urgent request Feng Kuo Chang accepts the Acting Presidency. The outlook continues gloomy. There i 3 no evidence of a rapproachmenfc be- . tween the north and south. THE PRESIDENT RESIGNS. LONDON, July 18. The “Morning Post’s” Pekin telegram states that President m Yuau Hung Has definitely temdereu his resignatinon following a fight between his men and the adherents of the ex-Premier, Tuan Chi Jui, wherein three \ver© killed. The President took refuge in the French hosiptal in Pekin. He also issued an appeal urging the country to support his successor Fang Ivuo Chang. The latter refused to * accept the Presidency and ia reluctant to proceed to Pekin.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 July 1917, Page 3
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