CHINA AND THE POWERS
PUNISHMENT OF OFFENDERS. LONDON, February 21. Youug-ku-wail, a mombei of the Chin ese Reform Party, and coadjutor of tin reformer Kang-yu-wci, was murdeped a. Hongkong after tho Chinese Acting-Vice-roy at Canton had placed a price upon his head.
The “Morning Post” states that the Foreign Ministers at Pekin consent tr Hie Court sentencing Princes Tuan anti Lan, and Tung-fu-hsiang, to decapitation, and then commuting the sentence) to banishment for life; Ginning, Chao-shu-chiao and Ymg-nicn to strangulation; and Yu-hsien (Governor of Shansi) to decapitation.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4289, 23 February 1901, Page 5
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