Police fore, who were san by. the Five members of the Metropolitan
mutineers, wore" posthumously" yeo-moted to-day, 'Set, Kamezaemon Murakami, who was kiled with two. policemen front of the Premier's residence, made a full sergeant to entitle' relatives to. a larger pension. four "assnsinated policemen' were Made sergeants and Mr. Kazuo gurl, Director ofthe Metropolitan, Police Board, yesterday visited the families of alt ye slain policemen to express election of public eubseriptions 2 fund honouring the dead began "The Police Board will met ay to decide. on the date of tne Joint' funeral and°the allowances: be paid to the families of those ited, Spontaneous contsiutions, Which amounted to ¥.Wt18 In less than ait hours rom citizens of Tokyo to-day, expressed thee sympathy with the families of the five pollemen. A few. hours sfier" their posthumous vise Admiral Saito promotion, donations started pouring Into the Metropolitan Police Board. Two were large sums, or:, being for '¥.1,000 andthe other for half. that amount. "Cthers, "however, included tone for ¥33 made by OS persons, Contributions are also planned by the sain. men's comrades and superior while all police officers in the natio will be canvassed for funds to support the families of those who fell in their Hine of duty.
Two More Sulcldes Major Takesuke Amano, the Third Regiment which took part in the revolt, was found dead from a self-inflicted wound, in the south cor-her ofthe regimental drill ground, after falling to prevail upon mutineers to desist from their acti according to the comm Major Tadashi Katsuoks, fof the Military Affairs Bureau of the War Office, war shot in the face by 2 rebel offer as he attempted to break through the cordon of the me stirgenls (0. reach Gen. Yoshiyuki Kawashima, Minister of War, to report to him on the events. This. brings
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