Attempt (o Save Destruction of Ex-Tuli Tsais Armoury The arms and ammunition which were seized by the Municipal Police Avenue Road, the residence if Gen. Tsai Cheng-hsun, ex-Tuli of Kinngsi, in December last, were the hibjeet of proceedings in the Court Gone on Monday. The members of the Court were: 8 Cunningham U. Consul Geneval (President), Mr. J.T. Past, H. M. noting Consul-General, Major Jo te Isler, Cons eneral for Switzerland.
"The proceedings were based on an application by Major C. P. Holeomb, "ippenring'as_attorney for the Re: ible of China. his. petition being nat the Court ive an. injunction sizainst the: Municipal Cote en:
bor any' of Its uffcers from leatroying the urine or ammunition, The petition set forth the elreums tances under which the arms were stood, and afterwards delivered up othe "Mixed. Court, which cour consisting of Mr A.J. Martin, British Avsessor, "and, Magistrate Loh) endered that they be eonfiseat= and destroyed. The Council was hen noted. that the - arms and immuiition belonged to the Republic China, nnd notice of motion for curing of the ense wae fled So for hearing on December 315 but, nid the. petition, without giving a cheating. oF waiting for, fresh Vidence which Mr. Holeomb under "nek to furnish, the cone refused echearing' and again ordered. the the arms, These were fof the Council
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through the Court of Consuls, and he injunction ax stated above wax fore asked for, thais reply the Munieipa ouneil, iter pointing oat error in the form of. the petition, did neg comply with rule the court's procedure, submitted hat the Municipal Police acted and sre neting in obedience to an order the Mixed Court.
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100 pistols, 80,00
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