(1) Shou Ying's report of the case of suicide of the Mongol chief, Chu Lung-a, is now before vs. He' states that Yung Kuang, Superin: e.dent of Octrol at Pak'ou, Jeho, has been guilty of Ki exercising no restraint over his staff when sent to Karachin, Mongol Territory, to investigate the legality of Chu Lung to sneered to the hereditary chiefdom of the tribe, insomuch that bribery was asked for and received by them and also that the sad Yung Kuang had no right to receive from the Mongols concerned "travelling expenses" when he in reality was using the government courier service and trai ling on official business. Furthermore, it
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