In reference to. the ti-Protestant and i-English proclamation widd, circulate French priest); without protest on my part the Bishop of Yuinan wrote i th polo, us for the the Bishop termed it." The author parently is not quite sane and has gone te Hongkong for medical treatment. This courteous apology from the Bishop is appreciated by us all, especially as it came spontaneously, Here and tore in Yun nin the converts of the two. churches make trouble between each party, but the forvicn so rule know how to bel of ce) di consequently the strain which exists in Szech no parallel in Yunnan.
We hear that the British Consal-General is on his way to Yunnanfa via Bu and Consul Litton has done fine rv in preparing th for the Consitl-General.
Asan Englishman one feels proud that there are stich a these ends of the earth motherland to a people picious of foreigners. England should reward well her servants who are so faithful to her in these distant and often inhospitable lands.
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