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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
SERIOUS FIGHTING IN IRELAND.
Londra, June 5.
Fermanagh- the ウル occurred
fired
Grave developments have Danezal border. British troops entered Pettigo and were
Artillery was brought into action, the Republicans driven est and their Commandant captured. it is believed that they suffered heavy losses. The rebels subsequently evacuated Belleek and Magherameena Castle.
Later.
The movement of British forces towards the Belleek and Tettigo rallent, of which a sharp engagement was the outcome, began late on Saturday night when troops in full kit, accompanied by artillery, armoured cars and Crossley care from Enniskillen marched along the western sidef Lough Erne towards Belleek. The big guns were placed in position where they were able to shell
was mid-day Magherameera Castle, Belleek and fort.
it
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Sunday when the Republicans, who were entrenched in the Hills end Wo ds close to Pettipo. first offered resistance. Ride-äring. heavy machine-gurning and artillery quickly responded, storming parties dashed through the village and the Republicans surrender- ed with arms within the fifteen minutes" yrace. Six Republicans were killed with one shell. The sole British casualty was a motor-driver who was killed.
TUESDAY
THE MACÃO AFFAIR
Full] Official 'Version.
The following is a Note from the Governor of Marsa to the Gover meat at Canton, copy of which is handed to us by cas Portuguese Consul for Hongkong:
Sir-la acknowledging the Jeeipt of the translation of the der patch of the Commissioner for Foreign Affairs of the Province et 31st May Kwongtung, dated the last, which bas been forwarded by your goodsli, 1 beg to make the following reply:
I see from the Cremissioner of [Forris Affairs' despatch that a completely erroneous account of the eprats which have taken place in Macau and are referred to in the said despatel has reached the Cat ton Government. That information
sid:
"On the 9th instant, at about S Pn. Purtuguese soldiers of Macao abused some Cuitese women, agú the Chinese wine were nearby ad vised them and kizdered them from doing. The Portuguese soldiers. however, wishing to show off thru hiavery.
Chinese. alted the Then the hers and the Portu garse plier arrested a few Chines land took them to the police station When the Chines went to the sand station later on to ask that those who had been arrested be set free. Portuguese the solliers at the police fired on for indiscriminate v, killing me of them and wound ing more than ter On the follow ing day the thinese evmmunity insembled in great indignation and went to the police station to nak that the quilty spanished and the innescent be set isee
The sailors why had landed from be Portuguese warships again fired on the cral killing on that Joccasion niore than ten persons and wounding about one hundred The corpses were
into the
kc."
Cast
.... Corrections
I have to state the following: It is not exart that the soldiers (baik abrised-sor Chinese women: it is not exact that the soldiers. to show off their bravery or for any other purpose, had assaulted the Chines: it is not exact that the wilthers had arrested Chinese ; it is
act that the soldiers and the die fired indiscriminately on the nes: it is an exact that any ailors had hurted from the war- and red; it is not exart that corps were thrown into the sea
What took place in this city or ith and a May last was a
belion with the most ex essive disgard for the authorities food to law: insurrection that was enhuly borne for eighteen coc oncutive hours, during which time very kind of persuasion was tried and good counsels, requests as wet as every kind of condescension ant illy efforts were availed of
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The African Soldier's Conduct.
In one of the streets of this the city, on the 28th May, in afternoon, there was merely a per- nal incident between an African
According to tir
the African
not regulating its status accord Jeriaiual instigators, thought that ir to law, in spite of repeated could subvert the life of a civilized rendered country, to superpose the authori: advice which had been
ties, to make absurd request of them to take that lawful course.
The proof, of the tokens of friend them and to dominate the same at the mutinous population migh: ship of the Macas authorities authorities, to dominger over the soldier and a group of people of
to disfavourable insist from these criniical purpose towards the Chinese population rest of the peaceful population. Chinese race.
leavours, requests and kind to be found in the spontaneous to affront those who, by law and quires and to the account most
sand significant forms of gratitude by nature, are entitled to be res
of a prostitute's house, addressed that at the end of such a long which were showa, a few dage agu,pected, to assault, to kill, to per-soldier, be, stopping by the door erind of eighteen hours, and in the to the Governor who will sign this turb completaly the life of a coun-her and gave her a push; but ac-
cy in such a despicat le, criminal
the account most he face of the imminent danger in by the highest representative of the and violent manner; that is what cording to which the military force found Chinese community, and also in that section of the pepelation did favourable to the soldier,
A man of Chinese race who was toelf of being overwhelmed by the many assurances of frienship which, on the 28th and 29th of May last. simply stopped to look at her.
Although this refers to an event passing by with five others spoke ery large crowd, in the face of the till the last days, were shown tem Another phase of the operations was the surprise landing by
treatest insults and the attempted wards the present. Superintendent of the internal life of in Lough Erne. the military on the biggish-sized Boa Island
The captured officers were taken to Enniskillen. The British General directed operations from the bill and the troops received a joyous welcome from the Loyalists.
Boats, previously commandeered from the Island fisherfolk, were used to ferry the soldiers.
The Island, the uttermost point of which is within easy range of the Ulster mainland, was occupied by Sinn Feiners. The land- ing party reached here with the utmost caution, Lough Erne being dotted with motor boats carrying suppHes.
A communique issued by the Headquarters of the Ulster mili- tary district mentions that in the course of the attack at Pettigo 2 machine three rebels were killed when the artillery fired at Kun from the wood behind Pettigo.
CHINESE EGGS FOR EUROPE.
Paris, June 5. The arrival of cargo of Chinese eggs in France was made the occasion of a formal welcome at Dunkirk to the cold storage vessel Formosa, from Shanghai, transporting them. The Mayor, the Pre- sident of the Chamber of Commerce, the Controller of Shipping and President of the Commerce Tribunal visited the Formosa, whose cargo of 150 tons represented twenty million eggs. Much satisfac- tion and some surprise were expressed at the excellent state of the eggs. Four hundred tous were unloaded at Havre and the balance went on to London.
VISCOUNT GRET MARRIED."
London, June 5. Viscount Grey was quietly marbled to Lady Glencomber Wilsford Church, Wiltshire, yesterday.
U.S. SHIPPING SUBSIDIES.
New York, June 5.
at
In an interview with the Republican leaders of the House of Representatives. President Harding firmly insisted on the passage of the Mercantile Marine Subsidy Bf this smsion.
(Continued on paos 5.)
words that were of no
avail.
Macao,
for his
during
murder of an officer belonging of Police, a man who was singled moved, however, by a cordiality the soldier in regular Porta- the said torce, it became necessary ont as a truly great protector of of sentiments on the part of this guese and scolded him to tunke use of fire-arms,
Chinese: a man who had dared to Government towards the Chinese attitude towards the prostitute;
authorities, a heartiness which and after a short talk, a few weeks ago, The Government of Macao bas risk his own life,
reaffirm, soldier had uttered even an "insult- had the pleasure to been distinguished during the whole in a public square of this city, in only a few days ago I personally which it is not proven that the am now going to relate the events ing word, this group of indivi of this troublous period which passed order to avoid that a trivial street
of the 28th and 29th May last, dual assaulted and pursued the ver South China, by showing much fight should be transformed into ́s tolerance and the most liberal for- tragedy, who, with the other an such as they took place, and are soldier in such a way that he had bearance in its treatment of the thorities, tried very very hard dur-known to the whole population of to go to hospital where the doc- working classes. The Macao aning the Seamen's strike in order this Colony, such as they have to said be wou'd be unfit for To show that no thought of thorities possess the most undeak that the Chinese population should merited reference, though in an work for 11 days. able proofs, ir'authentic dvements, always be provided with food and approximate and incomplete form of its kindness” and even friendship good cheer, a man who for eighteen by some of the most unsuspicious hostility towards the Chinese towards the population of Chinese hours, during which that criminal foreign papers, which declared people impelled the African zol mation from citizens who had his behaviour, it is culy necessEKTY race that live in this Colony Tairebellion of the 28th and 9th May that they had received their infor- Bier, and also the correctness of onfirm the first of these facts, the ultimo lasted, requested, begged arrived from Macao, and even to say that be, being advised to
Labour go in a rickshaw, replied to
BAW him thus European who liberal way in which the labouring sad availed himself of all the efforts from members of the classes have been treated in Mack, of his good heart, so that not a drop Unions of this city.
The Canton Government, which treated that he could not do so, there is nothing more eloquent than of blood should be shed in the
prizes, as it cannot be otherwise, because the African soldiers are the celebrations beld on the first of streets of Macao.
the intangible principle that the debarred from using rickshawa, May last, which here in Macao had
legitimasts authority can aether, and he did not wish to disobey, When this aszalt took place Well, a section of the population be subverted nor insulted, that that order... whereas, in Canton itself, in Hoof Macau, either forgetting or order is an indispensable cundi- kong and in every large centre In these regiones, there is nothing despising the benefits it has contkn for the existence of the peo-it was natural that a policeman Aww then: holding vimilar to the enlebration which tinuously received; forgetting orple, that no one may disregard should:
despising that regard which it ought the legitimate rights of others; and the African midier and one of the to have towards the authorities' and | e-tranquillity, of the pesteralewalastir
runt in custor nient will surely be the first to soldie Liberal Treatment of Chinese the national laws, forgetting or desinant, the Canton Govern | on to the man As a proof of this liberal spirit, pising, I my, the general interests recognise that the Haeso authoribos there is the tolerance with which of the land in which it was Irving, ties have proceeded with how that he
required of it pesos the authorities had been permitting and
the fullest penoission and liberty,
were held in Macso
the existence in the Colony of many labour sssociations
Fast Benefits Forgotten.
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