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                   were 'olOJtfd'auii' fOUod that It Wen not ao; va thsroforo   oajuo back
                   fmi* told the' Najdta this-and triad to peorauade then  to go and

                   open their ehopo and disperse. am we were doing thin a oroad
                   or lfajdla armed with lathis and swords come Xros the direotion
                   of the Utaper* house, and va aant qooaibl oil to m**t   and dis-
                   perse them- - This ha aaaaged to do.   Wa then got qosatbi into
                   Yusuf Kanoo'a office and -triad to bring his to reason, but ha
                   van full or bluster and quite unable to think rationally, tihort-
                   ly afterwards flhalk dolman case along and ha and qoaaibi at onoe
                   got more cor leja at loggarhaada .  dhalk deliaan obviously roal-
                   lalng that the situation van serious wanted to get scsoathing
                   done to settle things down, nil that qoaaibi oould talk about
                   however uas the events of the previous day, the iniquities of
                   the Persian Polio*, who had, he declared, mowed down the orabs
                   with their rifles, while at the same time he was full of the
                   rcoat absurd throats regarding what liin daui would do when he
                    heard that one of his favourite slaves had been shot. Things
                   were obviously not progressing so 1 suggested to Yusuf that he
                    should advise dhalk dolman to go to the Custons house and Sjend
                    officially for qoaaibi and uuliaun.ad dharil axvl abdun dabi and
                    try to work out between them some mean** ol keeping order for
                    the rest of ilamadhan at any rate, qosaibi had ropeatedly laid

                    claim that 13 Jlojdie are miaoiag and claims ti*m as oaaualtlea
                    he insisted too that nearly all their casualties are from gun-
                    shot        and that none of the Persian casualties are •  1 do
                    not think that his olaim Is at all probable unless casualties t
                    took plaoe in some other ,art of the bazaar,   1 do not see who
                    could have removed the corpses or the vounued , as we had the
                    greatest difficulty in getting the   wounled and dead men shifted-
                              yvs dhalk delman reac:.«M   the Cu.tv.oiJ  house the polit—
                                                           hou mostly dispersed
                    leal Agent arrived and by then tn* croMKj
                    and everything seemed quiet again and 1 went nome.
                                                   lot ox •.•.awasliw* txom the dir-
                              .about noon I hoax'- a
                                                   or live bsatJ   lull of men o<
                    motion of bubarraq and «aw Xour
                     ing towardo kanameh.  Tney drew  in to ti»«  laud .war the s«OxuV.!
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