F. W. Cains was brought up on a charge of gaol-breaking.
His Honour committed him to prison to serve his unexpired sentence. the time he bad been at liberty being omitted, and said that the charge of gaol-breaking would be heard on a date, of which notice would be giveg, before the U. 8. Court for China. asked his aioeality' Witness was willing to admit that the translation of document he had put in at the last hearing was a correct translation, His object in executing this document was to take advantage of the Emperor's Amnesty to Austrians who should have served in the army, and to become an Austrian citizen once more. It was his intention to renounce American citizenship and renew his allegiance to the Emperor of Austria, That was his intention to-day. He was willing to register himself at the Austrian Consulate if Mr. Kobr would accept He believed his naturalization papers and passport were among his private effects, but was not sure.
His Honour—Mr, Fleming, 1 ask you, and hold you responsible as attorney for Mr. Popovitch, to get. this pose port and the naturalization papers and have them returned to the Consulate General. The naturalization papers were issued by the Superior Court of the City and County of San Francisco on August 7, 1894, and the passport is an American Legation' passport, No. 521, dated May 28, 1907. (To You swear that yon have
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