The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-10
GRIM AND FEROCIONS

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There is somctbluE grim uu, $40 aay
terocious la the hual puotuyol sisUru al
fcking StpteWnrr 20 lNNl. tUr ttNt ut
which ina am Euglsh NvyHluu UUa lusi
been published. Nearly HIATT oI tt. aUu
that the first hale is taNvu u' with
a recital OF the various vdlyta ul puu-
lshment issued at the dvwaud ut tnu
Powers, This pant ut 30 tvvUa With
executions compulsory HuiyiUua hUN
posthumuus dvgrgiattuua. to HU nt
Witch the representative UI tUt WvHt
Christian nations ot the WuIlO have puN
their hands with opparvut vuuNuvuNtNa
This part OF the puutuvul Boa VH tulr
lows,
The PlcntpotentWri eat uvrwauN. 80.
h.. Monsieur A, MuWm ven a,uVhptr
zenstvin ut AusUo- lluuEuUN %. lH
Baron CEikanu, ot Wahlbouu eft lt.i.
gium, III, a.. Monsieur luustruH. uI
SPAIN II, b, Monsieur "a ID. dr Dulo-
gan, OF the United states ot AwouuU.
II, 10. Monsieur W. W. NuykhiI uI
France, H. 10, Monsieur bvau, vt NvuHi
Britain, II, 10, Sir Hrpest SatuV. nt
Italy HI, E. Marquis SALVAGE turEt nt
japan, II, 10. Monsieur lutaro koWurH
of the Netherlands. n. E MONSIEUR if
NJ knohel, ot Russia, II, d. MONSIEUR
Michael de Giers, and of China a. 40.
Ni-kuauW Prince ut the flrat NNUk
/ .Nl'NlNf Q l'"N'NNN'N w WV NNN'N''.'' r we
Foreign Affairs and II, %. IA Nuur
Chang, Earl Ot the First liNnh Suns
Tutor of the Heir Apparent Nruud 0r-
cretary of Wen-hua pion Minister ui
Commerce. superintendent ul Northern
Trade, Governor General ut ththru
have met Ton the purpose oI duularlur
that China has complied tu lUr attiH.
faction ct the Powers with JNr u0udir
tons laid down in the Note ul tho
22nd of December, 1900 ana which were
accepted la their entirety hy lIlH Ma.
/ iesty he Emperor of CHINA W Decree
dated the 27th of December, 1000. can
mex No, u.
Art l-A.-Ry am Imperial rlirt ur
the Nth of June, last tAm.t Nod
Isai-FruE, Prince ot the FUHt Rank
Nhun, was appointed Ambassador ut
/ His Majesty the Emperor OF tuluu, ana
| directed In mat capacity tu convey tu
| His Majesty the German Emperor ihu
expression OF the regrets Of llH Males
ty the Emperor at CHINA ana of tho
Chinese Government f0r the ua8uHslua
ton of His EXrellrnry the late Barron
Won Kettrler German Minister.
Prince Chun left pekiug uu thr I2ih
Of July last tu carry uut Che order.
which had been given him,
Art L-B.-The Chinese Government
has stated that 10 win erect on thr
spot OF the assassination uf lliH lE-
cellency the late BARON Won lfottolrr 20
commemorative monument worthy of
the rank of the decreased ana bearing
am inscription in me Latin German
and Chinese languages when shall rHr
press the regrets OF Ills Majesty lnn
Emperor of CHINA for tho murder CONF
mitted.
Their EXcellenries the nhInrHc rlrnir
pOtentiaIies have informed hlF ltNHrl-
leucy the German PlruipulruUuN boo "a
letter dated the 22ud ~ July luHt lAu-
urx No. -, mat Hu arch of lhr whole
width Of the street would boz rrnginn
ON the said spot and work Un 30 hHH
begun The 25th OF june lnft
Arr imperial HNlriH uf tho
1911 and 2lst nj February. INN' 'hnuNhH
Nos g. ana ~, inflicted tHr JIluWlur
punishments on the principal authors
Of the OuraEes ana crimes committed
against the Foreign Governments ana
their nationals,
Tsal-I Prince Tuau, and Tsai-LHUs
Duke Fu-ku0, were frbwnrrd ~ De-
brought before the Auumual Court NJ
Assize for execution ana % vas agreed
that If the Emperor saw ni ~ Ruui
them their lives, they should Dr rhllrd
10 TuTkestan and there imprisoned iOI
life, without the possibility ~ rOUWur
tariOn 0f these punisbmenis
B Tsai Hsun, Prince chung, ylUE
Men, President Of tbr GOV NJ Gem
sOTs, ana rhaO Bhu HbiaD president NJ
the Board Of Punishment. were con
deWned ~ commit suicide.