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Official reports from Nanking differ considerably from the earlier version, No Briton was killed, The Chinese police, not the Brit fired on the mob, Official reports from Nanking te that when the International Company were paying 8 they only paid the coolies from July 17 to July 31, which, period they had worked since the strike had ended. The majority of the coolies demanded a full mont pay and ergoted a disturbance, A aval party from H. M. 8, Durban /was landed and cleared' the coolies jour of the factory without incident, and casualties. Outside the factory the coolies fell foul of Chinese polict and assaulted and seriously jured several police.. Chine! police eventually fired killing. coolie and wounding several of them.
Mr. Clarke, a Britoy, attempted leave the factory by riesha, Ho iwas attacked, severely handled, dragged from the riesha and carried off to the students' but later was rel Juries were not dangerous The party from H. M.S. is stil remaining at the but all is now quiet.—Reuter's Pac fie Service, conferring' upon the Lama the title of Sun Cheng Shih (an official who works cause into Dairen frum Bremen, German jon July 24, vid Rotterdam, and Janded 364'tins of morphine, come of 260 grammes weight, others of 500 grammes, the total weight being 185 kilogrammes, worth over 100,- 000 yen." 'The morphine was made out on a bill of lading as erystaliz-Jed phenol, soap, ete. Before this discovery, since lat June, over 300, }o0o yen. of contraband, seven shipments mostly from' Ger-Imany, were seized by the marine police in Dairen.. They" are. of opinion that a ring: of amogglers must be operating at this port.
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