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“...peculation, Shansi..........
Magistrate cashiered and placed on trial for extortion
and connivance at murder...............
Police Magistrate Peking, cashiered ................
Magistrate cashiered for extortion, Kansu...........
Secretary dismissed at Monkden .....................
Magistrate cashiered for extortion, Shensi..........
Charges against Manclm CaptainMonk den.............
Officials denounced for mal-administration of famine
relief, Shansi..........................
Colonel of Battalion cashiered, Kaiisuh ............
Corruption in Honan ................................
Sub-prefect cashiered for execution of innocent j>ersons.
Colonel cashiered for unauthorised execution........
Magistrates proceeded against for arrears of land tax ...
Mongolian 8uperintendencyerrors in memorial........
Magistrate cashiered for incapacity, etc., Kiangsu .
Francis by Magistrates in Shantung..................
Captain dismissed for threatening the life of his Colonel.
Error in Memori...”
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Page 128
“...he at
present liolds l] o oficial position, lie continues
actively to promote contributions to the
famine fund. Since liis retirement these
have not been coming in with the same
promptitude as before, many who had i>ro-
mised subscriptions not paying them, under
the impression that with his retirement
from official life, his connection with the
famine contribution fund liad ceased.
Granted by rescript.
July 4th. (1) A decree orderinpf that Su
Cliao-yuan, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Ling
Chow battalion in Kansuh, be cashiered
and placed on his trial for defalcations and
appropriations in connection with tlie trans-
jDrt of grain with which he was entrusted,
and his refusal, when called upon, to
relinquish these operations and return to
his ordinary duties.
(2) A Decree. On the recent subjuga-
tion of the New Dominion, We bestowed
upon Hwang Wan-p^ng, Provincial Com-
mander-in-chief, the hereditary title of
Kyi Tu Yu. Tso Tsung-fang now represents
that this officer was already possessed of...”
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