City Thrown into Panic Tehang, Apr. 27, Ore evening last week the whi city was in a state of panic, peo hearted boxes and pedi steamers in midstream, jand boatmen nade a fine harvest, appears that there was a sin: mutiny amongst the cavalry star ed here over the appointment of new officer. Others say that it was duo to the enormous stocks of opium that are appropriated by one Person, who keeps the lion's share. If he does not share out, doubtless one of these days there' will be a scramble for it, and, once sot the ball rolling, the previous looting of the city' will very probably be reneated.—Reuter's Pacific Service. part of the dead coolie's relatives for damages. Inasmuch as they hud agreed to the terms of settlement of damage, their pact is held te, have also disposed of the civil action. The attitude of the Chin-courts, under the circumstances, is held contrary to the facts of the ease and hence the- pending. official action.
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