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The Shanghai Arsenal is to reopened as soon as possible and the order of the' Peking Government to the cont¥ary is to be totally ignored, says Marshal Sun Chuanfang in the course of an order to his subordinates. The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce ordered to hand over to him immediately all documents and material connected with the plant and emergency workers are to be placed on duty in the Arsenal that the maximum amount of munition may be turned out as SNApropos this order, it nickly as possible.
terest to note that after conducting a careful investigation of the affairs of the Arsenal, Mr. Hu Shu-hua, Commissioner of Education, was especially deputed by Marshal Sun to come to Shanghai for the purpose, says that it is absolutely unnecessary to remove the Arsenal. He gives five reasons in support of, his opinion, The Shanghai Arsenal was established in 1900 of the machinery was installed. has now either In the second place, of the machinery is practically immovable, such as the steel melting furnace. Removal of this would cause considerable Fotty convicts under "sentences ranging from five to 20 years, con-viered of armed robbery in the
their guards in the French prison French Concession, rose against at midnight last Wednesday, after, conspiring for the better part of two years, according to the official version by the French police. The authorities, aware of the details of the plot, had' taken precautionary measures, and immediately the con-viers attacked Brigadier Warden Logerot and his Annamite com-anion, other police opened fire and killed three outright, wounding 12 more severely, two of whom have died since. Eight are still ina critical condition. The riot quelled the survivors rushed back to their sells thoroughly cowed, and on Thursday afternoon four of them committed suicide.
In the statement of the French police issued last Friday it is stated that the authorities knew for some time of the undercurrent of agitation among the convicts, although they had been unable to trace it toa definite source. The plot, however, came to a head Wednesday and those in charge knew that at midnight the attempt would be made.
The head-warder, M. Gouget, took extra precautions and more men were detailed for duty that lit, being held in readiness on the lower storeys. The usual guards found a master key which would been patrolling just behind him, rushed to safety and sounded the alain The reserves from balow ran to either end of the corridor, shoot jing into the crowd intent on escaping from their prison. Just how <many shots were fired" has not been stated, but when the outbreak was quelled it was found that three had been killed and 12 wounded, some yerely, of whom two more' have died.
Armed with iron bars and the Annamite's bayonet the 40 men, scrambling for the doors, looked desperate indeed, and full' of hate at their captors." With thoughts of past years in prison and visions of increased sentences in the future, they made for the armed reserves, who had no alternative but to shoot to kill.
Fortunately among The now thoroughly-cowed con-viers retreated to their cells,
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