Intimations.
A. S. WATSON & CO. AMILY AND DISPENSING
CHEMISTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, DRUGGISTS' SUNDRYMEN,
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MANILA CIGARS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
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MANUFACTURERS
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1883
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
We have been favoured by the Registrar, Mr Ackroyd, with a circular notice to the effect that + judgment in the Benulder ordthat case will be given on Wednesday next, the 1st proximo, at
1a.m.
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THE CANTON MURDER CASE.
"(FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.)
CANTON, 27th Sept, 1883. The Court was formally opened this morning. at 9.35. Before commencing proceedings in the Logan case the Chlef justice addressing Mr. Jo | J. Francis with regard to his application in the matter of the Portuguese, Diaz, accused of mur dering a Chinese on board the steamship Han
Mr. Wise had to questions to ask this wit-
ness.
Dr. Wales was not subjected to cross tion.
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gmina | running away. When the shot was fired the Cht. *?) ness were singing out fah, tah, but not actually attacking him. While I was in the house there was no attack made on the house. I remember very nearly everything that happened on that
By ffis Lordship.-There was. actual oppos ton though there was a sense of safety amongst the excited crowd of Chinese.
Mather Jabasar, after bring duiv sworn des post-I am a Fien, and a Russian subject.
day. It was about "I to seven o'clock when we
I was in the Customs early in August last. any member steing the Chinese boy that not in that service now. I remember where I morning I remember seeing Mira Logan that was on the evening of the 11th of August.loaded by any one that mornit. I did not see moming. I did not see th black revolver. was on board the team Kiangping on the prisoner go on the bridge more than once. Customs duty. Besides myself there were on
THE Austrian Ladies' Band will give a grand concert at the Temperance Hall this evening, commencing at 8.30 precisely. An excellent pro-kow, stated briefly that he did not consider the to me at my house and told me some duty Mr. Logan, Mr. Nielsen and ought to have seen, they prisoner go. In the -
gramme has been arranged and as the prices are very low, one dollar and fifty cents, for front and back seats respectively, they should command a large audience. MANY old Hongkong residents will hear with re- gret of the death of Captain G. N. Minto, which occurred at his residence in the north of London on the 18th ulto. Captain Minto was for many years secretary and manager of the prosperous concern which is now known as the Hongkong and Whampoa Deck Company, and was generally, esteemed in the colony. He left Hongkong about ten years ago on a retiring allowance from THE SHANGHAI PHARMACY, the Dock Company. Captain Minto was only go
years of age at the time of his death.
ERA TE D
WATER 5.
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY, ESTABLISHED Aid. 1841.
34, NANKIN ROAD, SHANGHAL.'
BOTICA INGLESA, 14, ESCOLTA, MANILA.
THE CANTON DISPENSARY, CANTON. [3
THE DISPENSARY, FOOCHOW.
MARRIAGE,
On the 15th August, at St. James's Church, Camberwell, by the Rev. J. D. Dyke, REGINALD DE MONTFORT LINSTEAD, son of the late T. G. Linstead, of Hongkong, to ALICE, eldest daughter
road, Brixton.
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DEATHS.
On the 21st August, at 17, Upper Montague Street, Montague square, London, W., LUCIA SARRIA, wife of Commendador João Antonio Rodrigues Martins, of Pard, Brazil, Brazilian Consul-General for China, aged 40 years." R:LP, On the 18th August, at bis residence, Littleton House, Highbury New-park, N., GEORGE NESBIT MINTO, J.P., late of Hongkong, aged 50. ̈ ̈
THE latest ugly thing in fashionable ladies attire is harlequin hosiery, that is, stockings half one colour, half another; the division line running right from the toes to-well, to the top of the stocking, Hose with fine perpendicular lines, however, are extremely neat, and any limbs with the least claim to symmetry show to the best advantage. A Indy, talking enthusastically of them the other day, said: "I wish you could see them.". We said, "no,"ffirmly ; and sent her on to the office of our evening contemporary,
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fry, 99, St. James's We are informed that the French reinforcements for Tanquin, which recently arrived at Haiphong from Saigon numbered 5 French soldiers At Pagoda Anchorage, Forchow, on the 15th and 150 Annamese. We also hear that the instant, altera short illness, THERESA BARNABLE, aged 9 years, the beloved_wife_of James Annamese steamer Skun On, commanded by Livingston, 1. M. Customs Service, formerly of Captain Blumenberg, a German, has been Hongkong.
724 captured by the French fleet somewhere about Listed Along, it is alleged, for attempting to run the blockade of the Tongquinese coast with a quantity of rifles and munitions of war in addition to her cargo of rice. Captain Blumenberg and his crew of Chinese and Annamese are now held prisoner by order of Admins! Courbet. When the Saites Jest the vessels in Halong Bay were the American steamer Ping-on, the British steamers Hainan and Esmeralda,and the French steamers Namuian and Saigon, in addition to the French squadron under Admiral Courbet's command, comprising the Bayard, Chatran Renaud Por caval, Hamelin, Vipère and Kerzaint. At the Police Court this morning, Captain Thom- set on the bench, Mr. R. Fraser-Smith, editor and proprietor of the Hongkong Telegraph, ap- peared in answer to a summons charging him with having on the 5th and 18th of July and the 3rd September, published certain defamatory
The Hongkong Telegraph
HONOKONG, FRIDAY, SÈPTEMBER 28, 1883.
The restless desire on the part of France to make up abroad for what she has lost at home is, says a writer in the Guerland Mail, raising an Eastern Question far more
the learned counsel was therefore refused.
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duty
bridge
was ahead of him. I do bet recolleet talking with
By His Lordship - have no idea how the bricks came in but they appeared to have been thrown in on account of the row. If the door had been open they could have been thrown in.
ld not see my mark on the door but the on had been thrown up against it side wall of the horse had marks as if stones Thomas G. Lant, deposed-I am a British subject and boat officer in the Imperial Mari time Customs. 1 remember the moming of the 12th August, last. Mr. Byworth came were sufficient to justify bird, in Issuing a war Mr. Byworth, and Mr. Eder- accompanied me named Van Koppen. I came off duty at a Parsee that morning on, the bridge. I have no down the street to Logan's house. I know Logan, midnight. The prisoner, Nielsen, Van Koppen recollection of a dog being struck, that coraing rant for the arrest of Diaz. The application of te was assistant examiner in the Customs: I and myself came on shore together and reported I can't recollect whether the prisoners, door.
open or shut when I first came to his house. I belley him to be a British subject. I know ourselves at the Custom House, signed off and Ng Shap Ng-otherwise "Fifty-five"-belig. prisoner's house. Then is no street between the came off duty. Then Logan, Nielsen, and my have no recollection of any one calling out duly sworn, deposed as follows:-I am a Chinese main street and the river. (Witness here self went over to Hing-kee of the Honam while I was there and, asting, what whethe We drank one bottle of German matter "There are other Europeans living and a ferryman. I remember the 12th ulto explained the direction he took by show side.
the way on the plan in court.) We went to beer and told the compradore to send five near the prisoner, Mr. Ström, Mr. Matzen,
more bottles to Mr. Nielsen's house, We only At about past 6 o'clock that morning I went on
Matsen's house and saw. Ström and Matsen. shore at Nam Ngon Street. I went to get some, Ther latter pointed out a woman who had drank one bottle; Nielsen and myself then went and Mr. Drewes the pilot have no recol congee. The house where I got the congee was a wound in her shoulder. I could not say whether to Nielsen's house; the prisoner went into his cction of either of these persons calling
own house on the way but joined us at Nielsen's out to Logan. Logan, after the woman. in the street going down to the river. On the it was in front or behind. It might look us about three-quarters of an hour afterwards. We to Mrs. Logan, went right up stairs and AYO
though the wound had penetrated through
West right hand side of the street looking towards the the shoulder. Stromy Ewer, Byworth and afterwards were playing cards. We remained no recollection of his going from ch
afterwards,There were some stores in the river. That is the east side of the street. went down the street and over the bridge and together in Nielsen's house till about half-past House but I dont know how they got there. The When I was at the conget shop I did not there (after crossing the bridge) I saw a crowd six. We were playing cards during the whole lower room of Logan's house is as empy rooms
time, Hing Kee had sent the beer and we to which the front tider leads. Since the hear anything but saw the people running of Chinese extending to the cross streetly drank it. There was no other liquor in the of August I have been for the acates etteof
I turned the corner I saw the dead body of a the river. I reached the entrance I left my congee and ran also toward Chinese boy lying in the middle of the street house that I saw." At half past six we three the time in prison here. Logan, Neilton, NC I
the street. The body was about 30 or 40 feet from the corner lotti Nielsen's house for go to. Logan's host, lived together at first, and Logan, and where another street meets it at right angles; I glanced at the body and saw that it was covered act as to the position of court and it is been living together ever since. when i heard the report of a firearm. I was with blood. It apparently appeared quite dead correct as to the position of the house we Cross-examined by MrWise then hit on the night hip. I here show the I did not notice anything else. We went back to went past my 30s 200d when the unit the black revolver loaded. . I went on board the
street. Nielsen was a good way ahead prisoner Kiangping on Saturday morning at 8 o'ch holes in my jacket. I did not say that the We rang the bell and the door was opened by and. I were walking arm in arm, 1 When we got and came on shore at ‚13 o'clock that nightta
Logan's house, Ström leaving us on the way. Logan's boy. We went straight upstairs, and
to the comer we saw Nielsen struggling with Nielsen struggling with the Chinese and some Chinese. Mr. Logan and I walked past him.told that he kicked a dog. I am quite when Johnson and Logan came up afterwards I He said he had been attacked by the mob and ing Nielsen) striking the Chinese wind tching did not see the prisoner afrike. on, a blue cost, and asked Logan if he had been in trouble outside? remarked to Mr. Legan "Look at that fool (mean- Nielsen had defended himself. I think he mentioned in blue; 1 think Nielsen had blue and I think that morning with a stick. Loga something about returning a fire. I cannot prisoner had on white clothes::. I had nothing in pistol with distended, ami (showing (position) recall the exact words. He said something my hands neither had Nielsen nor Legaa. After and slightly elevated When we wer about being attacked by a mob. On the had made the remark to Logan a crowd of down the street I said after, he had tired table I saw revolvers and some loase car/ Chinese began to heave stones at us. We were Lozan put it away and, he put it away and did tridges. One was a white-handled one like the just nearing Logan's house. I don't know what not fire, it again. When, we went away; to made them heave stones unless it was the row Hingkee Nielsen was left behind, and I dont one shown me, but the other banded them with Nielsen. I could not say that was sober how where he went: From the bridge, lide aize. I took the revolvers and banded them
but it must have been that we had empty the firing, it spoke us, about 10 or its minutes to over to Mr. Ewer to take charge of them. Pri
stomachs, we only drank beer. Nielsen was in get to Ringkeet;Nielsen was left behind. After soner remonstrated about taking his property,
the same state could hot say the prisoner we went upstairs and Logan, and I were als barrels of the revolvers were loaded. The was drunk he was also in the springstate down I said there will be some, trouble b prisoner seemed excited. I was under the I did not see any Chinese opposite Logan's this and Logan said. It all comes of impression that he was under the influence house or sitting down at the time. Logan shined Catcher. Lykey have been ben
to mob. us, when I saw a crowd, often cited! of drink, but he might have been only excited. going mg into my hours and stolen or I'saw crowd of Chinese at Logan's house at 12 o'clock Byworth came for me about 8 o'clock heaving stones at us from the east and the and we went to Matsen's house about re minutes Logan came from out the house behind me with man's boise with the crowd then if later. I saw Nielsen later on, about 12 o'clock; two revolvers in his hands. One was we Chinese were running away when he was in bed. I saw the wounded woman like the one here shown. I don't know how de tirarmal. We were fristened at find afterward at about 12 o'clock and again at two got these revolvers did not notice elfer the old Nielsen was hit with "stone a
Tas Heḍallowed me the marke house-door or the windows open. I said to him been hit. o'clock, and at the latter time. Mr. Ewer and myself took her to the hospital. I did not look not to use fire arms. He replied that he was whether there were any indications of a row on only going to frighten them. After that a stone the outside of Logan's house. I think I should came and struck my foot. I had the mark have noticed if any windows, had been broken. for some time. I picked up the stone, and don't know where Nielsen is. I saw him an after the crowd to the eastward, across only once in jail-since-his-arrest-I-know Och the bridge. I called out to the crowd in Chinese "Hu-la! Hil-le and threw the stone back late of the customs. I have heard he is now.
again. The crowd ran into the alley way.
shot entered at the right. It entered at the left and came out at the right. I saw some. thing a few yards to the left. I saw a Chinese boy. The child called out "Yah," and I called out "Ah Yah." The child fell down first and then I fell down. The boy ran several steps and fell and I ran a littis and fell also.. I had run to the intersection of the two streets when I fell. I and the boy were side by side at the end of the main-street when the shot was, fired. I only heard the shot, was hit, ran a few steps, and fell insensible. I will tell you all, item-believe-I-can't-identify-the-cartridges. All the by item. I heard the report; I was bit; I turned my head a little to the left towards the ground as soon as I was hit and rah. When I turned my head I was looking on the ground and ran and so could not see any persons whatever, When I fell I was insensible and I don't know how long I remained on the ground.
Cross examined by Mr. Wise--I noticed the child shot; when the child was hit I don't know how far he was as I was insensible. When I heard the report the child was alongside of me, near enough to touch me. His Jacket was touching my jacket. When I heard the. report I was facing the river. The boy was on my left side. When the boy was hit he ran, and I ran. We were running side by side when the shot took place. I did become insensible from the effects of the wound. I don't know how many shots were fired. I only heard the one report, have never told anyone about the A Juror-When you were hit was the congee shop north or south of the main street?
was on the south side of the
Witness-It
formidable and difficult to answer than the libels of and concerning Mr. J. M. Price, Sur/child being hit before to-day. one that has disturbed the States of Europe veyor-General of the colony, knowing the said for so many years. The loss of Alsace libels to be false. On the application of Mr. and Lorraine has stirred in her añ appe-Fraser-Smith, who stated that he had only re- tite for colonies in all directions; her enter-ceived the summons yesterday aftemoon and prises in Tunis have paved the way for new was entirely ignorant of what the alleged llbels ones in Madagascar, on the West Coast of were, the matter was adjourned for one week Africa, and in Tonquin. Her ostensible Mr. Fraser-Smith further applied for a copy of
the affidavit or information on which the sum-
street.
His Lordship-Do you actually know, what made the wound?
Witness-I only heard the report. It was the bullet of a firearm. The bullet went clean
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Cross-examined by Mr. Wise.I went to.sec dead. He was formerly in the Customs service Nielsen at his house to see the state he was in as I had heard that he was mixed up in the trouble. I don't remember that the prisoner told me that Nielsen was with him. I can't say the date 1 saw Nielsen in jail. I have known prisoner for months. I am his superior officer and give him a good character. He is the last man to create a disturbance.
Re-examined by the Crown Advocate-only head of Deb's death. He went down to fiong kong Hospital in the Powan He was quite "off his head.”
Nielsen, was to... the.
the
whete@bok
Resexamined by the Crown Advocate-Nielsen went to the west and towards the bridge to Mater sen's house. I don't know what this trouble was about the watchmen. Mr. Logan's house had
broken into a week before and upon re- porting the malter the night watchman-got-into- trouble and Logan attributed the attackz to p venge on the part of the watchman Sy
intention to avenge the death of Captainmons had been granted, when Captain Thomsett, through me. How could I know whether the and will affirm but decline to take an oath." No the bridge after running away from me I did could not form an opinion, whether it had
use of the expression "But the attempt at caricature, although meant only in fun, was, under all circumstances, in questionable taste. The honorary secretary of the Amateur Dramatic Corps (Mr. H. J. H. Tripp) writes that we were evidently under the impression that "one of the
did not see any
Chinese
betwen 7 and 8 o'clock when he came to my shop was about 10 or 15 feet from his own door jdst the men had a fire-arm. It was Logan. They and had spoken, to me he walked over the bridge do not now the prisoner personally, but with another man named Johnson. One of near Mr. Strom's door. After the prisoner fired office as Vice Consul for China at San Francifico. came in and got a bottle of German beet and said to me "Come on That time he had 11 kdow hit by might now the drink. When they asked for more beer told the revolver in his hand. 1 followed him and have measured the distance from the them that so many people were afraid that they said to him if you put that revolver away I will shop to Logante door, didit at the timen th had better go away. My shop people ran away. walk with you." He kept lifting the revolver Ataple inc from thatch cod of the Kishop. When I refused the other Bojile of beer the pri wo from his side but I told him not to use it to the midle by Leo" dode grungth Tees
English interests in the East. The defeat of China means the interruption, perhaps in great part the destruction, of our com- merce with her ports: the defeat of France means the development of intolerance in- tolerable among the mandarins, and fur- gentlemen acting was got up to represent one of woman with a wound in her shoulder. The soner said he must have some as they were nishes India with an example of how an the officials of the colony" and states that if knight have been done with a bullet or thirsty. I gave them the beer and they drank it. We went as far as Hingkea. We were only I know the Yuen Masasımoniz iDescribes that
Eastern army can hold its own against the
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ence on the bridge together that morning?
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The Court was at this stage adjourned for Hy a Juror I do not know any of the watch men by sight (9609 TARSIM tiffin. On resuming, the witness continued
When I had the stone in my hand they man By his Lordshiper am sure I did not heat away that time ran after them nearly to more than ost shot of revolver that day. the bridge. When I took up the stond I did-Theodore Bliss Cunningham, being duly sworn. not see what prisoner, and Nielsen did. deposed-1 am an Englishman and in the fris After running and throwing this stone of Russell & Co., and also Vice-Consul for Sweden stopped near the bridge and the Chincie and Norway. Nielsen was released and went to came out from the alley way. And then Shanghal. He went on board the steamer bound they began to throw stones again; Thến to Shanghai. I have not seen him since......... I saw Mr. Logan pass une going behind me and was present, with Dr. Hañon at the preliminary towards the bridge. He had one revolver in his investigadon of this case... I then inya karee band. He went on the bridge and I saw him very much like the black one." -1 examiner thir By his lordship-To the best of my knowledge fire the revolver once. He fired eastward. When pistol with a silk handkerchief and found the he fired the revolver the Chinese, were to the handkerchief blackened and concided that the that was all the prisoner said to me.
William Hargreave Ewer-"I am a free thinker east of the bridge. They had not come across pistol had been fired since it was releaned, I report of Mr. Ewer's evidence has been for notice which of the revolvers the prisoner been fired recently or not. I should say that had in his hand; it was the black one the black on the handkerchief: 'was the result of RIVIERE can fairly be construed into after looking through the affidavit of Mr. Price, bullet was found or not as I was insensible? warded.-Ed. H.K. Telegraph.]
I think he fired it over the heads 'of the [ its having been fired. “I examined the white : the ultimate aim of, founding an Indo- remarked that it was only fair he should have all Loughlan Alan Byworth, duly sworn, deposed: Chow Chi Kwai, being duly swom, deposed:
feet behind him when he fired I did not see f handkerchief (bandkerchief shown) and the marke Chinese Empire, and thus rivalling our possible information, and directed that a certified-1am a British subject and at present in the I am a Chinese and manager in the Hing. People as he held it pretty high. I was five handled pistol with a similar result. This is my
The shop is near
Nielson at that time. I told Mr. Logan not to are there. The {pistols "were loaded when I power-not only elsewhere, but in the capy should be supplied. Mr. W. Wotton, of service of the Imperial Maritime Customs. Ikee compradore ship.
Yuen Tan Temple, in Ngo Yu Chai street, fire. He turned round, used bad words, and examined them at the preliminary examination. remember the rath August on which date I East. To this end she is fast drifting into Messrs. Brereton, Wotton and Deacon, appeared was living at Honam. I know the prisoner on the Honam side. This shop sella beer said "Damn it, they are firing at me. I did Cross-examined by Mr. Wire.I cannot give
and know where he was living at that time. I and porter and other liquors. I know the pri not see anyone firing there. collision with the Chinese. Whether a for Mr. Price
the exact day when Nielsen went to Shangbat war between France and China resulted IN, our critique of the recent performance of live some distance from his house. In the oner and know the street in which he lives. firearms with the Chinese at all. I only saw the He left in September
I bave often seen the prisoner, before as he
Chinese with stones and not with bamboos. When Sie Ming Cool Christianized, Chin In defeat or victory for the Imperial arma."She Stoops to. Conquer," referring to the morning, between 'seven and half past, I got often came to my store to buy provisions. Iran forward after the Chinese threw stones I left being 'duly sworn déposed am
some information concerning a row, in conse-
subject and am an elder of the Nam Ngon street- the outlook would be equally menacing to "supers" and the public house scene we made quence of which I went to Mr. Logan's house. I remember the 12th ultimo. I saw the prisoner the prisoner behind me hear his own door and have lived there about 10 years. I have held
went from east to west. "I saw a crowd of Chinese, who were talking in a boisterous manner. I get to Logan's house about 10 minutes after leaving my own residence. Some of the Chinese had bamboos. I did not see stones then thrown when got to Logan's. I went to Strom's house and found him and Matsen together I saw
It was a hole. I did not examine it closely.
same on the map)):1 know the school master's": so a Chinció woman after we came back. Alter" || house,allenew the Soon Choy: Tes ban such a likeness did exist it was purely as went to my superior officer, Mr. Lant, and after I forget how they were dressed. There was
of John cidental, as "the gentleman in question was made wards went for Mr. Ewer, and in consequence of nothing unusual about them. I was not in my going to Hing Kee's to get a drink we went back the north side of the street to the #barbarian."
up by the hair-dresser, who hardly knows any informatiori received Messts. Lant and Ewer and shopthe previors oock. They went back to to. Logan's house. When we got back there we did son's house, From the east end bridge to the
my at 7 8 Meantime France has received a more
myself went along the street from west to east, one, and the wig was taken indiscriminately across the bridge and to the end of that street
wards the bridge, plant and
not find Nielsen there. The whole of that nforn- | west corner of Fook Hing Street fa 44 Tec ing I did not see Nielsen with any firearms. I my. the cast of Fook Hing Street to the centre of the wholesome check at home than even the from the property room." We certainly were and a cross street. Whan we got there we saw.
́ ́"This witness was not cross-examined."
self did not at any time that morning uscirearms, cross street is 8a feet.”
Majmundo"enguiries about ..one she has just experienced at Hanol. under the impression that one of our leading in the back. The man was lying towards am a Doctor of Medicine and Medical attendant on turning the bridge, we found an old woman in thought they would be good
a Chinaman lying against the door, wounded John Frederick Wales, sworn, deposed-1 When Logan and I went back to prisoner's dean the prisoner's boy and his Chines
Chinese womanɛ as 1, Germany has caused her to pause; and officials had been amusingly caricatured, and the left in the cross street, about from 13 to 15 to the British Consulate and the Imperial Mari. the door. She jald she was wounded and I Kio Foo Hung tea increase and the reason there are already signs of abatement in that we were not alone in the opinion is quite feet as near as 1 know from the comer. Near time Customs. I remember the 13th August, think she was wounded in the left shoulder his non-appearance here is owing to his mother's her hostile and predatory spirit. Bis evident from Mr. Tripp's letter. We never the same place I saw the body of a Chinese boy and that morning received a report from Mr. She said that some people told her that she death occurring just the day before this court be MARCK's warning, coming, as it has done, stated which gentleman was the living present about 6 or feet lower down towards the river. Rocher in consequence of which I went first to a had been shot by Mr. Legen. She was telling gan to sit, it is the Chinese almost simultaneously with the warning
ment of one of our most popular public characters, I noticed that he had a lot of blood about his house belonging to Mr. Matsen where I saw a this to the Chinese woman in the house. She man not to show his face for three,
face and there was a lot of blood on the ground. Chinese woman. I was shown her shoulder. was telling something to Mrs. Logan, In times seven, after such an even news from Tonquin, will, we hope, make yet Mr. Tripp at once picks him, out and gives I did not see any wound. The boy was fairly where she was wounded. There was a wound Chinese and Mrs. Logan told Logan, that the rest fan light to the door of our neighbour stop and consider. If she ly was a most striking one-was merely acto Mr. Logan's house. I got in and in going muscle. The other posterior. I concluded from she might have been wounded somewhere clas, Croi-caminied by Mik
reasons to show that the likeness-which certain dead at the time. I then went along the street through the upper part of the fet deltoid woman said that she had been wounded by him which has not been broken,
There were two apertures, one an Mrs. Logan said nothing else. Logan said that not broken. will do this, there is hope. There is cidental. Mr. Tripp's explanation is; however, wade. Mr. Lagan came upstairs. He had on the appearance of the wound that the woman had I don't know whether she went away. Both defibONGYUL
I saw Mr. Jahnson, and shortly aftar upstairs plenty with which to occupy her spare quite satisfactory, so far an are concerned, and we white pants and a singles. "Johnson wore a dark been stuck with bulet in the front and it had Logan and I went into the prisoner's tiquité Nos repaired, or repaliuke moments in Europe. There are the Triple have much pleasure in giving it publicity. i blue suit. I noticed two revolvers on the table passed out beblod. I can only give any thing else happened while I was about While: had: possession of thy! Alliance; the significant reception of A RELIABLE correspondent in Haiphong writes similar to those in court. I can't say positively, querdon of the direction of the bullet was net nese about the house. When I went into thai m
Onewsswhite handled and theothera "Bull Dog pition that the bullet struck the front. The the woman was speaking there were a few Cal Fortwo day i have the King of Roumania at Berlin; the visit on the 23rd inst. The Messageries Maritimes There was a sword and some cartridges. I can't very prominently, before my mind at the time. I the house we sat down and the two reyolveh muni of the Prince of Montenegro to Constan- Ca's steamer Saigon has arrived from Saigon way whether the cartridges were like those in pointed out the desirability of her going to the were put on the table. I picked up the white street the tinople; and not a few other matters which, with seo additional reinforcements for the French court. Mr. Ewer took the revolvers, cartridges Hospital and she was sent there. I made the handled Smith and Wesson's revolver, and I to the au
and sword away. I was prosent subsequently and fint examination but when I went there asked Mr. Logan If I could draw the charges be wit with her eyes on a fature Republic in the army in Tonquin, and also brings the news that saw prisoner and Johnson arrested. The prisoner second time the was gone from the hospital, cause it was not necessary to use them any more, East, she seems to wholly ignore. If she Admiral Courbet has been appointed commander appeared to be excited when I first saw him and I crossed the bridge towards the east and first saw and be talde yet. -1 took the revolver in my will but reflect; and take to heart the words in-chief of General Bouet, with instructions to be appeared to have been drinking, but was quite a man. He was, if I remember, aright, of one of her wils, it may be even now 50 straight for the Chinese and kick them neck and he said that he had been attacked by river Twas imable to examine the exher spot off in the verandah it the back of the house and the not open ft. Lasked Mr. Logan If I might fire it sensible Mr. Lant asked him what had occurred, i few places along the road running ing a | hand and tried to draw the back spring but could premature to speak of a new Eastern and crop out of Tonquin. This is more easily Chinese and had defended himself Mr Lantai there was a great crowd of Chinese. There he said yes and I went to the back verandah said than done, I am strongly inclined to believe. | asked him how he was attacked and he said that was a wound in the lower part of the back on and fired It off in five shots into the water. Question. The words are those of However, the gallant Admiral arrived in the the Chinese had thrown stones and had fired the left ride. I spoke to Mr. Ewer and tried to Then I handed the revolver to Mr Logan on Fe AURELIEN SCHOLL, and they form the most Bate d'Along on the 18th inst., and he is expected musket and that he had returned the fire do pave the man removed to the hospital. I expected laid the revolver on the table and then midc
must lead the revolver again in case the Chinese patriotic utterance we have heard for some here to-day to take over the command-in-chief not recollect that anything else was then and to be Bimgain, but could not do so. I only saw
don't remember seeing Mr. Nellson that mors prewound and was only shown one wound. There attack, me again Haitham, landed the revolver. time on the other side of the Channel :-- Monsieur Harmand, the civil commissioner, has ing. I remember dent in the brickwork of was nothing I saw which was inconsistent with again. When I got back to the house the black Let it be granted that we handcuff the Just arrived from Hanoi in order to meet the Strom's house being pointed out tona. The the statement just told me that the ball had passed (Bull Dog), revolver was not fired off by either Bey of Tunis, conquer the Queen of Ma-Admiral. It is reported that active operationis dent looks as if it had been made by a stone the through from the left side to the right side. I the prisoner of by myself. The Black revolver site of a man's fist. We (myself, Kir. Lant and was taken to see a Chinese boy who was dead. was not reloaded by the prisoners only kekind dagascar, bombard the capital of Tu Duc, against Soutai will be immediately commenced Ewer) got into the prisoners house from the remember considering Bind to be about to years, one shot fired in the street and that the one make the King of Gabon and the Prince and no doubt with Colonel Baden's Annamese front. It was shut at the time we got in. The Iconcluded he had been dead some hours. This fired by Logans I don't know how the wainan ara
troops from-Namdinh-and-the-fresh-reinforce front of the house is a wire door, alther out.orin, was about 10 am..or shortly afterwards. I was wounded When first. I got to prison of Nubia feel the weight of our arms-in menta from Saigon, the French forces in Hauel and a wooden door. About 8 o'clock went shown a large, wound in the abdomen, The there was a Chinese mob east and west of me. what shall we be gainers? We shall none and its vicinity will be more powerful than has to the prisoner's house, and sise to the Consulate wounded penetrated the skin and was situated I don't know what happened to the mob
yet been the case. Still the taxic before them and reported the interThe prisoner was about Fane inch below the antiform, cartilage, west of me. I was looking to the less remain vanquished in Europe, will probably prove much more difficult than le rested later on antray the time each patent one, inch lower than the diaphrasil sui quite sure that the (blue) tevbh For myself, I would give all Africa for anticipated either by Admiral Courbet or M. When we first werd admitted to the pristnere could only say the world had spenetrated the me he had in his hand when he wis Strasburg and all Asia for Metz. What Harmand. Captain Georges is expected to re- house: We saw some stones sind bricks scat-skin316 idemed to the a acerated wound. He must have put the white would you think of a man who to console turn here to-morrow with the whole of his "Yel- tered around the floor. There were about It would be caused probably by some blunt pocket. He fired with the black t
low Fings" The Captain is thoroughly disgusted four or five. I saw no marks of damage, hody driven or forced in with great rapidity, said I told the prisoner "not" himself for the loss of two sons took fifty with the treatment he has received, and I'm about the prisoner's house at the time. I dont 1 day the wounded woman on the day of thought it was daigerods.
hat is just what our Gov. not alone in thinking that the civil authorities remember whether there is light over the the examination. before the Consul. I only saw not to fire Thouestio will yet regret that they failed to duly appreciate | door of prisoner's house or not. I have only one wound on the woman as I did not examine necessary for him to figy the services of this gallant Ittle force.
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