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blacks were found and they were discharged in due course.
3.
The Chinese Minister assumes that the leader of the
movement was Hung Tsun-Kwel who resided in Hong Kong. No
intimation to this effect has been given to me by the
Chinese authorities, but the statement of the Chinese Minis
ter corroborates the report that a grave crime has been
perpetrated in this Colony by order of the Cantenese
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authorities. Our investigations are not yet complete, but se
far they go to show that three Chinese officials came to
Hong Kong and took a reem in which a man, whom they supposeč
to be Hung Taun-Kwei was induced to visit them, where he
was murdered and his body taken in a Chinese gunboat te
vanten where a large reward offered for him alive or dead
was claimed. It turned out however that the murdered man was
net Hung. This Government has secured a photograph of the
body but so far we cannot trace its identity. Hung Tsun-Kwei
who was connected with the German Mission has left the Calen
He was seen two days after the murder. When our investigat-
ions are completed I will address you further. While this
Government will perform its duty in preventing the Colony
from
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