The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-14
[HVOI5 CONCLUDE NEGOTIATIONS
Satisfactory Agreement Is Reached.
0ermany's Note Forms the Basis.
Eleven Demands are rlade.

to the joint China note were con-
cluded satisfactorily yesterday,
all agreeing to the conditions
ldentically as outlined by Count
Won Buelow, the Imperial Chan
cellor of Germany, Nov. 19, with
the exception of the introduced
fy clause saying the demands
are irrevocable, which is elimi-
mated.
1. An extraordinary mission
beaded by an Imperial Prince
shall be sent to Berlin in order
to express the regret of the
Emperor of China and of the
Chinese government for the
murder of Brian Won Ketteler.
On the scene of the murder u
monument worthy of the assass-
mated minister shall be erected
with in an inscription in Latin,
German ndChinese, expressing
the regret of the Emperor of
China.
2. The death penalty is to be
inflicted upon Princes Tuan and
Chuang, Duke Leon and further,
upon Ying Men, Kang vi, Chao
Shu Chic, Tung Fuh Slang, Yu
Hsien and other ringleaders
whose names will be given by
the Representatives OF the pow
ers.
(b). In all places where for eign-
ers have been killed or maltreat-
ed official examination shall be
for five years.
8. The Chinese government
shall erect a monument in every
foreign and international GENE
terry which has been desecrated
or where the graves have been
destroyed.
E f. The prohibition of the imp
ort of arms into China shall be
till further notice.
D. China has to pay just in
demnitv to governments, corpO-
rations and individuals, as we'll as
to those Chinese who suffered
during the recent events In
person or in property in conse-
quence of being in the service of
foreigners.
6. Every single foreign power
is granted the right of maintain
ing a permanent legation guard
and of placing the quarter of
Pekin where the legations are
situated in a state of defense.
Chinese are not to be allowed to
live in that quarter of Pekin.
z. The Taku forts and those
forts which might prevent free
com munication from the capital
and tie sea shall be razed.
8. The powers acquire the
right of occupying certain points
upon which they agree among
themselves for the object of
maintaining free commu unication
from the capital aud the sea.
The Chinese government is
bound to post impecial DEGREES
for two years at all subprefect-
ures. In these DEGREES, (a) to
belong to any anti-foreign sect
is forever hidden under penalty
of death; (h) the punishments
inflicted upon the guilty are
recorded; (c) to prevent fresh
disturbances, it is declared that
the Viceroys as well as the
provincial and local authorities
are made responsible for the
maintenance of order in their
districts In the event of fresh
anti foreign disturbances OF
other infringements of the treat.
les which are not at once stopped
and avenged by punishment OF
the guilty, those officials shall be
promptly disposed of and never
again entrusted with official
functions or invested with fresh
dignities.
10. The Chinese government
undertakes to enter upon nego
tiations with regard to sucl
alterations in the existing com
mercial and navigation. treaties
as the foreign governments con
slider to be desirable, as welE a
regarding other matters whicl
are concerned with facilitating
commercial relations.