Viceroy to H.B.M. consul,
Canton February 27, 1887
I have the honour to inform you that I have received a report from Colonel Wu of Shunteh stating that on the 19th of February a telegram was forwarded to him by Acting Captain Li to the effect that foreign soldiers at Hong Kong had arrested the three leading criminals Liang Ju-lin, "Ching Fu-shu" and "Budshik" and that they had been locked up.
The Acting Captain likewise came to Canton and stated to C. Alabaster, Esquire:
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Bon thing.
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Sir.
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Viceroy to H.B. M. consul,
Canton February 27.1887
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you that I have received. report from Colonel bi of Thune to stating that on the 19th of February a telegram
forwarded to him by acting Captain Li to the effect that foreign s
soldiers at Hong Kong had arrested the three leading. criminals Ising Lie
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- Jui - chican "Ching Fro-shu-tion and Budstik and that they had been locked
rep.
The Acting Captain
likewise
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to Canton and
C. Alabaster, Esquire:
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