CO129-254 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1892 [1-4] — Page 415

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received a communication from the Viceroy, quoting. the Magistrate of

a report from

the Aisin Au

District in which it was stated.

that nothing

a case

was known of. in which the name Lam thing occurred, and that no ore of that

name had been arrested under

warrant of any official civil or Military authority.

6.

Ato this statement.

appeared most extraordinary in

the face of

of the

the evidence.

arrest which had been obtained, the Police were instructed, to make

further investigations, with the result that on the 5th of November they reported that they had gained

or had been

was,

information which established beyond doubt that Lam Ying

recently, in confine. ment in the San Shih Fou Fort in Canton, which is a prison said

#hore 1891.

to be used for prisoners under

sentence of death.

7.

This information.

was

conveyed to the Acting Consul General by telegraph,

urgent

of the

of

and an

demand for the surrender

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followved.

The result was the receipt

At

a letter from Mr. Watter dated the 16th of November, copy of exkach from which is enclosed,

that the Chinese Authorities.

stating

admitted that man named

Kann

Ying,

with the mick name

1.

Pav Mai, (which turned out to

be the nick name of the arrested at Sham Shui Po) had been arrested on the 12th of July,

not at Sham Shui–90 but at a

place called Chang Sha Wan .

The latter place I may

explain is situated in Chuiese territory a few hundred yards

from

J

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