Respected Sir,—I most humbly and re pect fully beg to request that 1 was servant of Shunka Dos, served till one and a half month, he gave not me my ricgeous pay, I asked two three time, be said tomorrow next day; at last he refused. I ean-not come in Council because I have no money by kindness give me digrce Thirty 30 Dolers upon Shunkar Dos. If you sant proof witness 2 men I can give.
Always preying saying for your health wealth Jong life from God, Yours obeilient poor Tae "Hongkong Daily Press" in its issue of the 10th € that the German Basel Mission received a letter from Mr. Schultz, one of their missionaries. dated the 2nd instant, containing news: of a decidedly hopeful character about the Kuangtung rebels, stating that it no pears that the rebels, who were in were met_on the Ist inst. by Imperial soldiers from Chouchoufu, about forty Chinese li (oughly twelve English miles) from Kiayingchou. After a sharp fight the rebels were defeated, and had twenty-two of their number captured. The rebels then retired, and the prisoners were taken to Kiayingchou, where eleven of the number were beheaded a few hours later. The rebels are now in full flight towards the
and are supposed to he north-eastern part of Kui prvsince, yan, " hilly country, where they pro anticipate throwing off the soldiers, are following them up. Mr. Schultz, Kastler, and Mr. Raminger have ret to the mission station at Kiayingchou.
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