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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1824.

'THE SHAMEEN 'STRIKE, the trust of 26-years, in of a naturo which could only be described 'in Esperanto.

TRUTH OF THE MATTER..

"We have received-the-following for publication from the Shameen Municipal Counoll :

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The Council is necused of ignoring - tho existence of the Poliro from year-end-tu-year end. In 19723 Policemen, who were receiving $17 and $18 Hongkong Currency, naked It is observed that the Ilougang for a raise of pay owing to the high papers freely copy the Canton cost of living. The Council took Gazette. As this paper is not n so Bulo notice Ireo ngout and is in the hands of they it.mediately soted thein a

ertain Chinese barred against uinimum of $2 Hongkong currency | what has been accepted freely ns onth extra allowance. a fair settlement, it is necessary to cannot be conceived that the Police 3.1/22.1/2ize with less two columns of the issue of August the

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In passing, it must be mentioned the Strike was called" will, to The paragraph hended When that_great_indignation antong t Foreigners has been aroused at the anybody with a sense of buшour, deliberate attempts made in earlier read-as-a-laughable effort. Wo isamen to foron n point of view on quote: There was no disorder The general public which is not* in trouble anywhere in the accordance with the facts. The Concrsion, as the other Chinese; facts are well known and aruple employees practically all evidence is in band to give

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Пика to the world, The The facts in the next paragraph, writer, however; refrains from instating that the Police lengthy criticism of previous issues, were given n Fort of leave Photographs of the strikers' terms, jabsence, are not as stated. The - the Councils" reply had the strikers' refusal taken from the original documents are all-roady for pub ention, slut the pulse interest detrund it.

natter ivai reported to the Chairman of the British Council that the Palice wi: had to leave, and he gave retructions that if they no wished he would not detain The following points are publish them, but they should be marched la challenge to the Cutout the bridge-lead in a body: this was to show that they joined the strike movement as a body, and (1) The strikers' mediators were not as individials, The Gazette perletly aware from the first might ask the French Police a6 (1) inh the public servante As what wasend has them. The Nuan in whole were not to be reinstated bec One of the British Police had and said they were given to for years been accommodated in understand that this point would tho Puline Station with his wife and not be raised. When raised, Inmily. He was promised prater concession was runde as regards tion-s prfection, which is still public servants aller than Police, being used in the City against | immediately before The final their own countrymen by many Infecting.

| Chinese-if he remained. He sent

(3) The strike leaders themselves agreed that servants who mis bebaved on leaving their employ meni werd Dok entitled to reiusfuteursas, ard it is on absurd and dangerous precedent for the publie to bo the judgo of whether a body such as the Police have bohnvad ar misbehaved. a concreto instance is needed, the Police have been supplied with a booldet, as stated by the Canton Gazelle, in which it is clearly stated. that the fine to be presented Lo them by Chinese leaving Shamecu after the gates are closed is the Police Permit. The strike delegates

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his wife and family into the City Agents: und stayed for the day. His wực, it appears, then returned and in- formed him that the strikers had said that if he did not come out they would send her back to him extended, the more effective it will minus one arm the first day, and prove. minus a secund mm the second- day. They called him by nome across the creek, and he left. The writer puts his blur pencil through the last four lines of the paragraph.

Failure of Negotiations. *

The Canton Garette of yesterday

contained this romment;

the fact that the Police had been ried on behind the rnes, men pradores in the foreign firms in in the halut of allowing Chinese to the open ruptie lietween the Shameen have also offered their leave Shumeen after the gates Shumeen representatives and the service as mediators. were cloed, merely by presenta-strikers' delegation after the last

Hot of a clit from the eraployer conterenca three Mondoys age, Eas

The Unloading of Carga.

LEAGUE TENNIS.

DIVISION II. !

ARMS SEIZURE.

ANOTHER GERMAN BUAT RAIDED.

Singapore, Aug. 7.

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Consular Body's Visit. Our Canton correspondent re- ports under yesterday's, date:

The vernacular press reports that Chinese R. C. "A" v. Indian the Consular Body, conducted by

R. C. "A" Dr. C.C. Wu, the Foreign-Seeretary.

This morning on the Secretary f called upon Dr. Sun Yat-sen av tion Club at Canaway Bay yester police raided the German steamer Playing at the Chinese Roczen State's Instructions, the Singapore his Headquarters yesterday and day, the C. R. C. A defeated Albert Voeglor and dincovered The failure of the contidentini expressed their desire to mediate 16 Indian R. C. Aby 50 games cases of revolvers and three of in their own arguments elicited negotiations which have been cur-in the trouble.

The Chinese com- to do. Seores:

aromonition. All were confiscated. Yew Man-tsun and Yow Man-kit The Albort Voegler has proceeded (C. B. C.) lost to . Ismail nad to Hongkong. The arms. wort: 3. A. Razack 5-0. bent 9. A. marked

in tho manifest fetail and J. S. Carreem 89, bent "Revolvare and Ammunition. 5. A. R. Ismail and Y. A. Waliab Tuientsin". No polise prooooding not chopped by Police authority. loft the general strike situation in The Strike Committee has ac- 02,

are being taken. The fazette ingenuously utters in dangerously satisfactory concepted the application of the Chan So and Leung Yuk-tong a dismal intement against the filition.

Chinese Chamber of Commerce (CR.0.) lost to 0. Ismail and Southern Chinese race. People in Exasperation i now being for permission to discharge the A. Raznek 29, bent 8. A. Ismail foreign entries say that, ad openly expressed at the pressure cargo, consisting of foodstuffs con- and J. S. Curreem 8.8, lost to S. residents of over 20 year's expers that has been exerted from signed to Chinėse merchants from A. I. Ismail and V. A. Wabab 5.0.1 ence have the memory that, Government quarters against the Shanghai by the steamers of Kwok Po-kau and Lau Fook-ki Chinaman's word is as good as his extension of the strike. In Messrs. Butterfield and Swire and best O. Leider and J.. A. Bazack bond. In commercial circles there refusing to consider any entroulage Jardine, Matheson and Co., Ltd., 92, lost to 5. A. Janinil and J. S. has been in the last 20 years that would result in the exclusion now lying in

It is, Curreem 1-7, best 5. A. R. Ismail a gradually growing

accessity of the lu-kongs from the general stipulated that the permission and Y. A. Wahab 9.2. for conanercial contracts enforcible re-instatement of all Chinese applies only to the present ship- at law, and the modern merchant employees participating in the loading of the cargo. in South China will say that the general strike, the strikers have old nlnge applies no more.

The striker leaders are now foo at the Honam Theatre in aid of the relief party who wore ham The had Public Opinion and Suppert trying, it is said, to draw the of the fund of the Strikers' Asno-pered by the rough sons, the drew Policee, some of whomlave 17 to behind them. 20-geurs service, wore engaged in sacrifice

The decision not to students into the strike. During ciation, and it was afterwards are shic-Reuter. the lu-kongs WOR D

Canton.

the days when the mere engagenomimous.decision, which did not the past few days some turbulant vertised by him that some $5,000 ment as J'olice was a satisfutury need any urging on the part of the.

students have been Induced to had been collected and the mot and honourable compact, and now estrenjets.

agitate for a demonstration and proceeds had been paid over to the the modern newspaper jeers at the

to help in raising funds to support Strike Commiter. The latter has, foreigner for net having euddenly the strike, however, the moderata

"On the question of extension of the strikers.

however, now advertised in the subjected his old-time servant to a

vernacular papers that at the contract which impugned their strike leaders are boing bitterly

timo of his advertisement, no honesty of purpose. It is not which have already been repeatedly!

reproached for blooking mosguros

The Strike Committee has been that an Investigation is being money was received from him, and necessary to the public to study urged by the oxtremists, but which the modern trend of young China

vory Angry over tho alloged made into the accounts of the

the moderates bavo, in deference to

Alleged Squeeze By A Strike Leader.

on their notice. The Number One beld up. In thus delaying the. it in a pluse which is forcing itself advice from high: Chinese quarters, squeeze of the Strikers Associa-theatrical performances before an

tion fund alleged to have been statement can be published. Be who has been dragged by his

friends into this despicable argu-deratos have had responsible ments, and

extension of the strike. the made by L Yan-foo, one of the sides, there has been no such sum

mont ia UR old and highly.

not futura onos. as large as $5,000. Special pickota were despatched by Li now says that the net pro-

EMBEDDED IN SAND.

JAPNESE DESTROYER'S OREW SAVED. Tokyo August 7.-Tho destroyer

which

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No.

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VETERAN MALAY CHIEF DEAD.

Singapore, Aug, 7. The death of Datoh Stin, the

was present at the signing of the veteran Malay ebief, took placu last night at Kuala Kanghar: Stin Pangkor Trosty, by Sir Frank Swettenham.

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respected servant of 20 years opinion with thou. service paid at a rate which would But the tension is increasing. the strikers to supervise the un-ceeds amount to $2,000 only.

Tokyo, August 7-Floods are re- strike leaders in charge of The vernacular press denies the ported from north Formosa and make, if it tas not made, the Action is being demanded more Chinese public services gnap. The loudly as each day passes. The be recalled that some time ago Hongkong Governor called upon Two thousand houses were destroy. theatrical performances. It will report that a representative of the Kyushu, damaging communications. paragraphs which dragged this Extremists are proclaiming that.

were the Strike Committee the other ed in Taiboku and many persona wretched inan through the dust, the Moderates are too timid, and theatrical elcarly secusing him" of betraying that the

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