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with murder in California.
This application is not made in the manner prescribed by section 7 or section 17 of the Extradition Act, 1870, and as no detailed particulars have been furnished, Lord Rosebery is inclined to think it would be found very difficult to obtain the prisoner in Hongkong, and that it would be safer to have the man watched pending the arrival of further evidence.
I am to request that you will move Earl Granville to give such directions in the matter as he may think proper, and to inform Lord Rosebery what answer should be returned to H. L. West's telegram.
I am, Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant
only in the first instance, and pending the arrival of further evidence
31
with murder in California.
Thi: application is not
made in the manner preccribed
section
by sec
7 or section 17 of the
Extradition Act, 1870, and as po
detailed particular: have been furnished, Lord Rosebery is inclined
to think it would be found very
difficult to actain the prisoner
in Stongkong,
and that it would
be caper to have the man watched
evidence.
I am to request that will move Eari Granville to
you
give such direction: in the matter
as he mai, think proper, and to
inform Lord Rosebery what axiwer
should be returned to fix. L. Wests
ácipatel.
San sir
Your
most obedient humble Lervant
only
in the first instance, and
pending the arrival of further
evidene
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