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REPORTED BY BOERS
ho then commuuleattel tint range to thew asetetwllLbe reerulted In Oa- in Os past. Jut what thoir plans
ide tontratiew." tario sod IQuiribeit. Ara will be better leatava when they
arrive..
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For 80,000 front's. . atm. room. comudosion At this ten* of the year the nor.
New York, kepril 10. -The Zournal , Loudon, April 11. -The lloer Pete mai demand tor li.irsn in the But.
taro to.A:duvtFttleisof to -morrow wilt print reeled* o eyrie In o I 1° 1041r i$ 6tavhge "'In 11 n
;r:b7)Fe Ile °Syr be ja4111;* etit.1 Pieli' /le
r pe I, and the 4 rinit_p in h
e "A con root le buy 80,000 to 35,000 overy contineatal eVapital. Whatever ho a llvey Mae at t1ie i't Uu .
'e heroes for ehe British eloverontent leveler sympathy there may be for Ink' Stahloh '
was abut completel la tlAs city yee- the Boer ramie, no European. Covent-
terdey queeday). The hones are, for meat le preparee to doelare war on
Shelled by Cavalry.
SX Hundred British.' Troops, Killed or ,e.:eg9.4 fltrel Ptak 'Rh VIZ :V 'A'levl 47 % .i:lleirtlit gi rzognatttn-1/4146i; 1% c"i4
tee 1 VI les telt r of e le al , on er Col. or rt re -
root several althea titillate.. ride is Ilioneatid men to South Africa. Tineee connoltred eastward to.day beyond
the largest elegle order of the kind ore tile only conditions under WhIch Luow Noy. 'Ilhey found 150 Boors,
ever pined In thin ceuntry.. • interventlen would terve anY Praotleal. and opened up an them .with slie)lir.
4' The heroes smolt ecneform praetie purpose, after the explicit witrzenge Tite Boers( disperaed Instantly.
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• cony to , the T.Talbed, . $tarny's given by tile lis'Itlell tiovernment- It
e'e the fa tIteddvreQrrebdurgrie;
at ta...........;t1:11,,.
otriat requirements in Mee, breed, and le expeete Itin a plomatlo -circles, tilat May At eker.
NINE . HUNDRED MEN CAPRJR1R; tioaSty to She hreede reared oa the pro. sel will Make a short •sta,Y en the eon., „r4,.114°)1' Pr
eellialllesie Thai limiee the eheicie prae- Measre. ?Moiler, Wobnarane anki Wel- A a 7
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duetag oentroo et Xentuoky, Indiana, tinent, and will crow" the Atlantic in gee -Ile ,.
Illinois, Missouri iand love. Butfale the belie of drawing, the United Stat.ce neowee. io Curiae through except tile
Imo hem selected as the paint of in,- flovernMent, with bap of politielone, 400"en (a' -"oil Itobertf". I't 161
Woun ed.
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But Hopes are Held Out That the Story
•May be 1.1fitrue.
NO More *Ord Praia Brabant ----Oen Tietitnen Adv acne SOttle Of Btilier'S
Troops Leaving,' for Cape 'Coloity,...:eosteird Stratileelin to Selig fifftY
lidereellell-erLApother Chance for •CmiltdianS-4-'--R.Obert' Co. onnectiona
Saitt' to -Perlectly Secure -4044n. Doyle on, the' Cansdlaits--Oe
,PiUmeete Latest Plght--:eteer pence Centallssintiers
COMItig to -,t,Itierlea. • . . . . ,
• , , ,
• wiegoinesta eaveting :the retre.at'of otberai
eetutieO by elle affairs at4lanna,s, Vost 'Capt. MaoLaren was- oevereOr elueti^
itedlieesiterg, and the undeniable 'ad, aad Lieut. Milligan,: the- 1031301M
Btrengttl' AOtititY StO Boma Yorkshire crielreter, wall. fatally
tiarougheiatageo Orange Free State wounded .witile lailding a/algae:I
efieete ot raiewa,y, :Was tattier la- iti -• .
,ereaktect todaes bY.'Beer.rehotts 'giving Mediefti Orderly., Wasteford •evetItee,
varYing. 'teledoilts of: a despateli from : Pluckily on the 'field, whichaffeirdea,
Brandfora, It :May • be that titeee xer. little cover.
of. the, -Redder:Stara" til titer, ,as • eatee• Jeitif tietia Nyottade.d.
Pertsearencemer•esthan coloeed pehoes: --- • .
Of thc.orttxw'saggest, bet the tePert°. SaturdaY% fight tIle.'envii°118ot
aro' teeeted hi, Kneels! tile. petters as
Ota,,,- dated- Breadford,', April . "l'irtto• ecittducte(l'. "s LolonU
Plumeres pale' ancier gr -eat
ettYletnat Clete ie Wet Oe, Satire, t beteg itt.. tine, praitind".br the'
'day itifiletect A. third defeat Within' tt 168
, • .• • . .
week . Britteh ateMeerhatefene .-„Boer imager:4i 'whence reiliforcenteate;
emild akoMptler sent to tie linegh•'
• • teili,ekilliag• Lead Ivey:Kling 0° WI' ers, and 'there was eater; avail;
• enaturing 000 men anti, -twelve wag.'
One; The,.. Beer lieee is tamped- at .5 killed: . °We I:°? ,the 'British When tI10 fight.
and o :rowed, be neje the plant ebeing but sparsely
1:aedespretaate tae. Daily Trema• Vgaleci. -a-ad tile. ;railroad 'embank-.
UUL Branetord da te:l1 mdeY wa ee Went, the. chief - protection, beteg
y
. Lieretize 'Marquee nYe - ' -el' st rea ,
, Gen,,„-DO-Wetengaged, tae • British for •
tite Oil:a': time ,:ealtata: ',/t, • week . at'
e'lefeerkettsfontein, killing :role wonnaa'
• 'Ina' il(); lie celltared,D09, With 'twelve -
wagene, 'Wing live Boers' ,killea and
ninaeleottadede';..• ea- . :.,
• .a"-ta .
. f
.71ferailaDina pubaee1he eo,.l.Bl:oo.W
ingadated Tacay, eall0tle.fro-cafer
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t
? Lorenzo Marques: "Thtberited
Railway companeearofeto „ hare
recelved a telegram reperga
vietorynear Haven:dad.
,
ebe BOOS',
tapterine e00,,Beltiehet.' o . - •
•• .e. COMMenting 'upeat ... Vita, the. -10allee
•" ',Malt. remarks : "There is -aeleleerkietta -
efoiatain aleeut, ,eight- ainaa half atiles:'
equtheast 'of EroonSeadt„ but it the re,.
- port be 'tate this •••eaet bardly be, tae
place.'' •' ' ' ' : - ;a ' : e. ..•
a -,The IMO .1clown- has' the 'following -•
..,.(rear- Pretoria,. dated Monday, hy 'way,
'.61. .Delegoii, ;Bay:. 'elt iseefficially an.:
entaincee, , -Oat . ',o, . battle arise -aeee
ainght south of. •Brandfard, . in which •
•500.. Ileitistr• troops ween 'killed sled
,weiladed etad •800..-4-aaen „prisouere.' -
,..'It • ig, itnposeible; to "gauge the -weieta '
Of .the reporte,eineelally. in view of
' alteaopparent ,faet,7that • the- ' eliat ,
leatlere, • lenge , -the ocaileaeioli • 'of
.,13lee,infonteine itaire •allowed :tlia, eir.
. atalatien of . " taireateeleere. ealenlated-
to• ' gielelteait . to , the :I./IWO:era
- ' The 7iii .of Tice iesuelanothing frone.
' tlie neena ' *bap cart 'referetices to .'
.Giral •Itobeetaitial . alio eorresporid,;
ee with hintarenot7."tilleated to Send
I
tivleY la lae. •Brithlit...110Paraticac
'TelegraMse Sent ,feom Bloemfolitebi ,
, _ . • . .
,Meadayeatiata'ililit" ‘Mitapetelabigepria •
ceeda ...vigorously no the bit* cominalleV
• •Ieg tile town. • Civilian labor la utile
- teed :ea this :work.TIM railway and
-: tap, telegraph Hobe rare working entle-
factoraye.:Tite, sick and wounded are
beina. spot .south daily in tircter• to
• cleave theetecapitale. :Seventeen him.
dyed .eases Jittro: beeii-trentecie-toita
Of:. the, patentii,Were,suitering from.
':disease, -tonfiratted ' 01) time . march,:
iron the ?tee Stet° •border,' ,''' -.• . •
'There Liebe/Want evideace 'of 'flogx '
tiomalatioe inettheeciaterie,part of :he
; . Veto •Sta be .British Semite ared loca..
' farmers' report •tfhite 8;001) of the enemy
are laagered tiear Denktiespoort; anti
the •etreagtheof th.a.Beier. hold on, el*.
. ItVlepeteek " district .dieee tiot: need eel, :
adiaseziag. . a . • .. • • .
- The Time? Ceirespendeht at 1310ena
. font•elal,. in a ;deg:at:eh dated Mnday,
• ettee that a. eteneblerable force of time
enemy . With guns is known' to .have -
one death towarde. Smiehlield , :tad .
.1leittrei1ee. ..Sailell • parties' detaehea
along the line .have come in. •contatti
- *eta" ter& British observation posai.
There have 130ea eto open: hostiatite,
biet thertela a generalnate:ape on the
part of Ithe Hoare- toeftita e. strategic
:oPeaing, :. ' -• - . - - ,
. The Boer ferce, which has -been
• ..e.000eittgraentell'hy the burghete Who. have .
eate reoomsaandeeredi mak etre" Burns
.her ii.tiftehlog frimi'8,000 to .0,0110, It
: 'ire difficult to estienateethelt •strength
• as they are' making titi -their. MoVe-
• meat ,an the eastern- diVision with the
'irlianist, caution up,on a regularly pg -
trotted, Itte-,of: eominuarieetione •
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A' Retrospect. .
To -day begins the ioventli month el
the Anglo -Beer war, end, at is atheereet-
Jag to recall the striking comparison
between the campaign of tieedas and
that of six' months ego, From , a sit
comes news fixi IA the neighbor-
hood .of S(111,630'8 river and' Elands
Latigte, which Is precisely the slum. -
time that existed- au the middle oa Ot-
tober. In Panther, _as A.pril, the
Boers ground Ittafeking Wail Fettering
with the 'defenders of that towe, 411'
giveceases and reveraeti, but WADES ltAt
lora)* their grip, and eoulle not be
dislodged, nevi, sas Bitinier
was striving ..to force, the encircling
linea abough eat a greater dig-
' tame. In ,. Octobertoo, the
Opera were engaged at ?Outten
Stream& colleentrating- at Bethulle
Dad Roexellie, threatening the Or-
Ange Diem* britiges and„disturising the
flatlet's Ott the Bitetttoienti border, an
these things artk atilt happening. Or
'Mull* the Importeat defeat of Gen.
(honk, and tie oectipatlen Of Bloom.
fonteln, have occerred, and the Brkt-
IsIi
!efforts have' resulted in eiearing
it rt if mit all, of their invaded
territories of the -enemy.
The continued ro3trOnentent or Qv,
Britiall advance, for teletext* Which
If Iniperattve, are not understood
hero, and the daily Morcealng. bold.
trees of the 11000:1* neeompanied bY
etteeeiateee are tee Dritioh
pride, 'told musing illeeppointment
here, whIcii eobfidenee In General Bob.
erte and entiniuleory recognition of the
I3oers' fighting abilities alone keep.
front fleVelOping into angry home
Were.
PlUater'e
4. A detalle of the engnge-
e
'"nient' between Colonel Pitman* and
the Btiers Itt Iffitfeking atate that
Col. Plumerta wouni Wee In his right
grin. lila horse Was ihot,. Poi. ,Bodie
ant Capt., Bolt were *minded, Col.
Phimer's orderly IN miers'ng. f4ergt...
.3fa.for Mellutitila of the lith Dragon:I
finarae, who took up the& chairs of or-
derly, did lexcellsut work.
Capt. Pried Crowe wax shot tirod
1 • 1
est
speetieea, Where ,t.he horees Will ,be into 603:10 hind Of atallbileeade, • ' therefore IMpeogible to form any no -
brought by elle eel:Atm:tor% Whe. WI,Il • ' -a-e- : ' incet AO to witat lion luipPened. aldli
'aet as , the British . Governenetit's DR13111.1110110 Eitttlells0DS 111.1TTON ht .t event more partleuiarly Illus.
agents, Willett accepted. at Buffalo the -": ....1.1k tratee the heavy task in In
itereee sualieleatier reated. wee he ehip- Oevernorotieneralet Military Seers -
Ped to .tatie vitae watt loaded on trait. toy to foonon„44.3/41tia. guns, widell disappeared go complete,
. 41,aall'ot)hrt. ves!as 'In, .11°It8 ''')t ,4)41°4t 14()°, Oti'aw,a, , a.A pre, • '10.--Maeee DrulIV ly Within 83 rolles of the great Brit.
mond,. Military Secretary to Ilts Ex- telt army, had for TO humnese to
-"The British ' armi!s purchasing
eseent will go to '1341falo toedaa (Wiedae cell.eorbeY'' who, atcompaniel tile first guard a ••s.eetien of . nearly 'SO 'miles
1,4,45,147) to .4nspent, ,the yerdo . there. .caconpAelgoentortowleiefruottli eefrien., in • the. of voilwaY between Bloemfontein
- Ile hopes ,to get Ma leorsee aa the reek, Staff to Colonel. and Seringfentein.
Utter,•.hits been.' tippointed to the eenne_ •The Bieeintotatein correspondent of
‘;:f 5,900 eeverek,"• -maret ot the Canadian militia in euc. - tile morale; ' Pest tetegraphin on •
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. litetlitien ,Advalleing..,. ce°81°11 to °eh' Mitten' , a - ' Thuretler, 'fielY°.; "The lloara are ix1).•
He gelled from Cape Town teat Sat pa,rentlY malting an attempt. to re-
* Londoo April 11.:-aGeta, Methuen,. •eerday for Canada. The atemilitment deem their promfee to retake. Bloom.
. s000rdinti; to an 'official Pretocia tee- trill ite,generally Approved. !Outten. A. consiaerable force .. has
grates, Le moving in the direction, ' Of major ,Ormuntonti's positiou Coes not utoved ' Booth through • Titaba Nolo*.
Blotspeearde 90 !miees weet'ot,Krooest'ad'i quite contpiy with the requireniente (len. Tuckeeett leolotion at Karee hi
ilhe Beer 'etroverehold. A Brieish re- of, the Militia. Ace, aa it is stipulated more apparent than -real, elne,e the
port teepee this trace at Sewarttatelle' that tile officer to 00E11014nd the mi. open ground north ot Bloemfontein,
oloseenoitito, .10 anilos, ease Of' Boa:holy 'It'll must have the Im oriel rank of offera email. opportuntty for Boer
-..,where' hie horses arca cattle, can. Ohe aeutatant colonel, but. t a Home elov. tactics. They maY poesibly ,engage
. tam execi.ent grazing. ' :' . erneneate. will quieala overcome .tiats him to clistroet attention from oPer-
• nTlie Timese corre,spondeelt, declares difficulte; by granting lam the 'ne- atimee elsewliere. Remounts are rine.
.that all ' of. Gen. Methuen% Ioree, he ceseery 'ape. • . • • leerily awaited." .•
very effective. lite 'teepee are 41).Per.. %newel 'Drummond' as lie will be . .
kir to any , seen in other sections ot iteeeafter known, is an officer he:the, /10 e re are /tell:ye. • ' '
the army,. This la attributed to the Smote Guaxele, nod .aas meet). aetIVO . Bleetniontein, April .5.-eSemaktleeclies: ,
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eerie bestowed upon them tel tile Yee, servIce not only le- the present: eam, ex Boers • can, 43e mean' in: the vicinity
than theeregalars .to imitate the ea -
31,1a3.4/1„, who haye • been. far. viideher Paign, but la Egypt. ; . •.•• - oinif VII!: nteeovidali,b1n4119,01e01.13eetue3s.erwei;taltz:..
.
celleat: methods , •of horse manage! Londoe, slinell alio-Lord Roberta Werke, .
Meateemployetr by the residents ol.
:the colonies. The YetuealorY, eePeri, Lord -Robert's, to ..• taking stepe to
Meat promises to have -exeellent , re- melt tillezt600;r:tilvIrietrYo(CIntelieforoa.tae7retto-ra,0 ,
snits. Tile Meat, Who are . eaten:paw
led,by a, .etrong body of seasenecl„re• sixty -miles , • eolith, toe 13;oemidateln.
They, bed a, brash *Mt Alt% 13littsli
Vier 'InfalitrY, anticipate de early patrols.. ' ' • , . • •
• holding the railway. Vile body of
sonAo BOO British troop, without
RERUN NAVAL
DE
To Bo lade to boron the
(Shims° Government
i811111f TIIIETEW
DOOT018
11ONSTRATION
Iserley tenet of Welland.
pert, boomed Flan
•
Olimbed Patten Pont and Stole
$301000 in Jewdet-
tiEW TOM IILLOW FT11I. OW
nester Plumbers itt New yorlr Hard
at War*. on. Journeymen's Jobs
, Because, of the StrIX0-13orlin
'Wants to Dui the 'Portia, Wheet.
Obleasp, Aprli 11,--CapItallets of
Berlin, through. A Obleasp Than, 'have
made offer to Pureliate the'. Per-
ris Wheel.. 'If the negotiations go
through, tini 'wheel, which tVas 01111 vi
'the. features ,af the Itrorki.'s Fair,
lie shipped to Berlin. The wheal
weighs 8,800 tons.
. The Plumbers, Troubles. •
Chicago, April lie -The Master
eliannere, whose' aggregate wealth le
.counted la the millions, began litttid-
llim
tongs, running . load pipe and
wiping joiats itt tee new Mereluinee'
Leatrand Trust building -title morning
They .nie ,members of the tdaster
at'irillionAersthirAtyss°01,:tirTVIt' allt":111O VirlaeArte
might voluateered• to go virile the build'
lug. one help out the- firm' who tuts
tbe contract for the plumbing Work.
'he etetiali ot the masters lartarilght
Is 'taken an ea holicatien of a deter.
'initiation. to • fight, to the bitter end. •
.
rrile! bulltilog trades , conned anion:,
liaire • turaed . the totikeeet 'at tbe
•Mereliaats' lama and •Truit
into a strike; and last 'night -there
was not a unlen mail -tett .orithe job,
e_
. yellow nave:. at .Now xoelt. ,
. New 'York, April -11,-,The British
..eteaMer Dupslan arrived .this morn.
.ing from.. lanaos atrid . reported one
death from .yealeve fever on time vest -
ago, It *AS, that of James MoGrath,
aged 81 efeariaTa 'fleet:we Tlitt.seteatin•
er wile held at quarantine •for,tileire
Ilandierae.Dethands,
Duffele„.. N. V. Apra ",11.-A.
..seale of. Wages for, freiglit handlers
was agreed upon Itt 8. .eonvention
'of:package' freighthandlers at Erie
'aeeterdae: .,The pree' ent rate • varies
Ireel _25, to 30 contr.:1m hour,
a tam of '5 cents. an 'hoar will he de.
• manded where no tiee Was .graeteil
'Mate year. • A 10.1iour day and '• tat:
abolitioa of the contraet system are
. a part of the demand. •
..
Robbed.. Peace -4 House.. • •
ssallioaae, April al. -The reticles:tee al
O. W. Patel', the ineultaraliitonaire
ex-Presedent of tle I1inois Steet
;ClemelealY, .was robbed .by porch clime
beat tastarageetewleeeetatelanilly was
ret etnater. liewclry ana 'other • vela-
erjeles worth eatogether *20,000 were
' takea. T -his is the •taird big burglary
within a :emelt or the lake
dbote drivia: •
. •
A deeinan • Naval Demoiletratio
er to, April 1 1.1)Jme ,ilerlinee
Taigalelta tear* Crone fetal Ilhet an
artearreaaenal naval -% elemonetratien
well take- eaa co at Takla: •
- Tire German squadron contsiotime of
::lie eruirsers. &don, Irene
:tad .ithe, naleeren AA:gust:a,. atia; ,the
:male -Late 4etguar itn litaa miler Ad-
miral Renciemarta '• at preeent
eel:eaten:ad conveniently, no 1 Ibm 1 with -
a eawe. days tfae saline 'CAn. th3
time Gulf of paehi Li,'
. •
Dewey for :President,
'.Weshington, Aprit .
tewey ,ealti tonight thatthe report.
pablisbed in a NewYoek afternoon
newepaper. ai• effect, that lie .1n.
, Vendee to withdraw his cataakatey
for the Presidency was all a mistake,
that.he had never givell.. anyone what-
ever any sticit..latOrmation.
J A31 ES A. LOWELL. OE Ai).
.vvires to tete War.Officee triana. lel•ean-
freet'elea, ,tender 'delta Ttheaday, :apt*:
•ate, ixeleewse . • .
;The etheany have been Wary eeetive
dyeing the, pat diatea, One 'Coale
maradt-.4 is 'now ea thee noptle •banke of
'the Oeange 'Fiver" not air from Ali.
wai ftrelle livhier.aciseother atteeke
SWIellactee, 'The ,garresea • there is
'holding ioio; Phr4'otety 'wadi Yeeterdsty
flieteSiseeritette lees eat the Boars. Meier
•$itrietoe, etihe • Cape ItilOunted,
WA's, elk0. Atlher ealaualties hive
aneeareported eta. yet: T•he eroope AZA
leetteg Waved tp-ierplidly • eaeptiteelleal
Saler re,7-ae vt, the' $0,vntb, DrilV014
tactiraisi:•0:1140.t Watt:ere
ley, will* bed been. repartedanteelag
*nee AprX '7Och, hats relnanee.eicteely.7
Boer' atorieS laot,Crediaid. . •
As. the 'foregoing ...doee not Mention
,tlie ollegee British ireverSe on aetur.
dal. at lifeerliatsfentelne• tbes Beer
telegrainte are diem/edited, at, •the Woe
Officeireajr-ana -they are . further
ereetted 'on aoeount of 'the tlisereliate.
cies' hi the deep:A:teat*, afeerkate-
teintein. equeIneesage lg. locaten
pear Bran:armed, anotbee it is
loeeted soatheast of )31oemeenteite•
taa. places being...A:00 nalles npart:
eawounter erith the Boers, who • are Adlices from Springfonte 'dated
Only two feet leOgli, "the reil behaved • Mewl) G if 10 1 ,T einity. 6 p.m., April 5th, a/Luau:wee, that the
gallantly, however; and the officers
Beers betve been eighted west el- the
were exceetionally conselauotts in Ito Route to Itiafektnes reilroati. • k
elie affair, A,
with tile exeePtien of a few rounds - desPatelt from Bulawayo. Rho.• "
flied by the BstIsb oraxlm gun eela, dated „April and, reports ehat
LVondon, April 6.-1.4)ttitial of4fi,°0;allyItt
itamatillabama, the fire on both Gen; Methuen's advance geard has atatieeeed that tile (Pettish casuakeies ig
skies was entirely by rifle. Half of' %Yhe g, 0-11g ine thoe411' eeelee-
Mafeking cold be cleiatteetion with tbe, Boer itnelousit 'near Sannete poet
the British -offieers -were mere or this report there is a reeweeltnaion
lese seriously wounded'
total ap 450, me Wows : MIssin,g, 86a;
of the Old story that a eolemn that wounded 83 ; 4. -The misting in-
left:Himberley weeke ago. is nearing elu.dee 18.4...artalerise/i, P5 Life Guards,
- • , ---- . ,
e itebeets' leleeseCanaot. be Oat. Mit:eking; - . :. , : . 22..reteneet tens' leith Hussars, .aalte 51 of
. . .
. Roberta' Herge.' Tape Of,h4rIl . are divide:
• coo, aolana..april ea, 5,2.0 a. la_ 'Anotlier. Buluwaao aetory IS that Ed ' among numerous aaalmeitts. • .
Your correspondent has. juSt'' Dean In, 5,000 'Ilritielt teoeps .and .01x. batter.
thority. ;The ...inhabit/late of Mate-, delegation •nove- ea ratite ;tor. Barep%
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formed by a 'friend who. llas arriv"ed les of -artilleeY• are mareleng titrOagli • l'ear-Haaatealk Begun.: ... •• '
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. fron, ..13kierefontein :taint the Britieli Rhodesia, to -alafeltieig. • • ••• . -. '
London, April 7,-;e1 'despatch' fe' the.'
. line .o.1 cenninealcation between • tele • 'The, latter. pfaceeitselt..•10 receiVing .
Dior:shag Leader treat Vaire •sase thet
.eapital 'of. • the 'Free State and Nor. SeVeral rembret that a column -Is ape
an .interview.eat Rant Sala. With. Mr
val's ,Ponte' Cape ' fleloUY: 'is ,abSelute, proaehieg Iran: the seette bett theY ?lecher, a" laveinr . of the 'Boer peace
ly secure. e • - - . . • all appear to . be based ow native.aue
: -Fii'teen t11011$Ltild Illell hold every - In
. elicited little ot . ocitas.eatience. aft.
. kola*: between the two ,plaeee, . clue king have, had .a. windfall in the
Elocheees remarks -were. mainly reiteci-
. tiwy are strongly, .entrenelield: shape of a swarm of eemiste. The --iil.
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,--,-. ... . the ewer 'had °lila now • began. •
• ations ef formers Boer seatetnents that
.• sects were . eagerier: gathered
etteks" by the aattves, who gorged
. Roe:arts" There Omani. eleielared • • that • Dutela bed
eiwineelves en their: utttla their stone
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.- Berlie; ASiell'.-1iie-The latest events' aclie: protruded. - -never 'conspired to •acq,eire doniinioia
.
ht. Seath . Africa: are, Intererete.O . ate. . . ......_- _ in Spittle 'Africa. al* ,evaa Much pained
.ba the 1i kaat appeared .ma the Pare
-tiefaverable to, Great, Britaitt, but . - .. el et. .. aitt 1 e Opposition , ,
General -yoU Beeher ' iu tlee - Loaal .`Zwat afeoptoritein, , .0range Free lish press., If tba English neoPie .eatia
a State, itenclay, - April-. te..--Lord Mete. knew ..eitvatie . hole Mi. Ohe.milee..alain
..anzeiger "says : • ,
• "EVideatlY, tlitaBritish trIli seeik",e' aetes 'farce .1a ,eneampei here, , ten had acted they Woeld • be ' hearti4
gin• a, , ceneentratee... 'advance mot,e- Milee . east of licahof, Shice .the Bo. ashamed, He tbanked 'all Englishmen
-.Meat, rendering 'et ,tmpossible far. tec. ahea affair, -Lore aheehenn, with who were nod: fblindel.by prejudice: He
Boers -to. •eonernmuctite' -with ' their •Yeontaary and the lainabeeley erwitut- hoped: to ae, heIped. to estate:1.sta th3
• _What et ' • .
.
Getio laitclerees return to.' England
is aCcepted as aeing in. the ;nature
tor a recall, tliteigh no reason. le given
foe it, and it wilt be' associated' in
the meld as hie leek of :eve -
tees, Loed Roberta eritleizele hie inane
agemene of ••-•ehe Storrnberg attack,
ankeesSibly CIWAA.Okeri having earl:eel
an hoer- and a Inat-teo.' late 'tea reecho
the Reddersburg force may 'de;
eided return., Gen. Rundle *Teeming -
lye etweeeclia Gat:tore, , and, ace
leettling to a' despatch Irma Btomrafore.
teal,. the eiannacuiders of several •
gadea ate ,about to Le. elutagee. •
The Ratter Telegrani, Compenyei
Corr:eve:AMA. Aliwal leibethe
'Ing at 0.80 tale morning, says:
"tl'iteete la no ferther tows from Wei/.
Voe Moldy to 'eellogeaph.
Mote Britiell troops aka or:eying?'
Iaets
Ietees -within the hiller 4116' Tho el corps, hae recmtnolterel eaetward, r • ,
inel al dan ea for tile Ilritish re. -
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•
abolf. extremely long •eprro. obtittplot:r:itilvyll:natiiiiktereti. it, omen 'Joey IiLs Marealles Manifesto.
• via -Lorenzo .adanquez, Apitti
Own:meat
• 1 • maggled in auas
ptiesible for the Beere to • continue • • • • Gen. De Tit-el:lois iliferenit, the former
reoyentents the' open field • when Lontion, April 11.-Tbee corresponti.
• , •
iKroarestad, Orange Epee State, April
, 111 -will be imve,veere,
• • •
chief st• aff of exen, ale:bort% army in,
• 'Leal Roberte 'hioees-,aftee puttleg his eat of tile Timee at .Loretizo Marques leatal, has, addrassed the, foilaivtog •
army la firetaleas toridition,e , telegraphing aeoaday,, Lava itt 'manifesto to his -ol& comrades of the
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. Tae -fdlemilaintelit correspondeat of 'Refugees assert - that the Boers VrenobeForeiga Legion: r. ' •
tlie 'Tlrists, telegraphing monotayeeie; ;recently obtatnel at , jeast 80 , 'meow "•-"Te. the Leglienares who know me
' altemounte . are arriving, but . the Of-eartilletie, some of, large 'peewee,ener as a 'comrade : °faders, uon-e011111714,
Argentine ahintele :are little .liked .eviiiell Werealerought '-overland.110 Ma' stoned officers, and •soldiettaal, knew
eee tne eavairee Anteng,, the valuables ehintiey froitt A West ./ifelecia port tent you, have net torgOtteir Me, and
diecovered teleeiging to ateeera Steyn Right Of 'these guns -were despatela that We •understaad•Paeh otter: That
and itiseher ha' lanne • Correeptaulenee eil to the ieree State' a 'Week ago, Is •why I wine' to. you. :There le, Itere
proving that the fall tit „Ladesitith ,The Beet- officiate openly lama& atlett. 'in front of the Vaal River a peoele
bighting 'eSettee, on Yet.:
Allwal North, April 10.-,The-Britieli
lOSe in the rioting at We ener yester-
bighting Was resumed to-daY, whom it is wished to deprive of tilde
they have succeeded in eniuggfilig. am' day woe 11 killed anti I woanded.
woe to. be the signal for a general
Dutch uprising, . • Munition through I ortnguese terra,
'The their liberties to tettisfY ' CaPitalists
righte, ot their -.propertyi. and of
In the eaurse of the Demptiey trial,
No ruether News. Prot: leratbant:
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• tory." •
rix o r own..•
•
• g who Are n trouble. •Half of the blend
In thew peeple'a 'seine ie reticle aad
State. Senator Mutual: admittel, _ 111 13 Atti I • ?
oers te t Portugal
roma, owes to them a, marked tnani.
Leaden:a April 11.-IIp to, A late der pressure, that, acting eta ' the •Isslearned that the Boer Govern. festation ' of aid. - Well, it is yen
garcling the. fighting at Wepener•
late of the Transvaal, heaheal•horei holes :-
hour 'tonight no lurther news re- lestructione of State Seeretaey-Iteitz, iusee formally notified Porte wbom•your solelerEi' temperaineut, go.
gal that they eOnsider the ehipping big'
teen received, %beyond Unit alreadY 111.25 nahlee. • aeayela Britiea troope and munitions •of ality, has mated under her flag, who
ileyOtli an obligation or motion.
cabled... • • o • •
war to 'Ithepesia, be, N'ta3r or Beira. - must best give it. You are, iladeed,
'Transferred. to the Mainl
• , ,, end' Porfinguese etst Africa,. to 1* tan- to tee A complete type of attacking
Coluphant Prom Pretoria. Cape. Total, Tuesday, April 10. - eamount to hostile logien. This, t000pe with no afterthought:,
preterite April te via, Lorenzo elate T'he remainder of the Boer mightier& hoWever, will not stop Gen. Sir Fred. -.
1 ques April 10, 5 p.. in, --A report Which that were on board the transport oft erleic Carrington is force Irani enter. To Prevent a Trek.
alas 'reached hero tothe effect that 85 13:monstourn, about 2,000, have lieen lin Ithodesio. . Whether. or not the ,
captured burgher's have died frean tranefertell to Vie mainland.' • Doers will Make reprisals upon Porta. lsondore Merril 6. --The 'Ministry lee.
nave that Kruger' and Ley,de have
fever at Simonstown, Cape Colony, is elr, XtudYard Elpling and Sir eolui gal remains to be emote though the been importing through Delagoa DaY
• ettusiug deep concern, It le hoped, la floury Devilliera, Chief • justice of best Informed opinion here inclines to _European combatants at the rate
view of the outbreak of fever in the Cape Ottiony, wilt Ball for England to. the belief that the Boers are not of some BOO per week, When 'the war
•priecneria ramie, that the British au- Morrow, • likely to back up their protest- with is over -tbese xnen, to the number - of
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thole -ties will eee their waY, Clear to i
action that would bring teem into thoueands, whit not a few Boors, are
I iltitt It! till ri ti
remove the eaptored Boort; to a Conan Doyle on Cana tens. toe es wts I reew expected to 'leek an asylum n 'Vast
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healthier locality. 'London, April •10. -The Mall orn te regions to Ittve north vrhere
e Shell Ile tish Came. I) - '
It Is nateworthy that, altholgit the Yuba lie this deeptiteh /tom Its. 3eice _ • the bartered Company has been. la -
el lei esorrt4espoedent, soliaa otatpho • T;ssal....,tograltb, April 10. -The Beers be 1
number of 'British prieottere .411$ •is r :lg.
l'aPhilY alePeettehillie 4,000, lose that opected fire this reorninio Welding It Rhodesia Is not to be turned into
12 deaths have occurred. among them Bloemfontein, featurday,--De. A. Co -
from dieease. I Doyle Sande to yesterday'e Prieud j j6thao.d.g:%14.1tero,tmhe 4-flherketltrishple4,0sITAPoinatitEwleiLleitya atinuaAlmsautsite, ussonistettasitornoeticf eitiatildueeddriran9.
na 1 . . _ ... •
1 a first impreselen of the war::
Little is littown hero at preetent of if eaparaleal. The eleei;11 Aid no damage, of the Limpopo to cry halt to these
It Woe onle^ General SinitieDor. .
Ile troop% Moved, oat too reessenoltre, immigrante. Such a eentineI is pros.
the operatiorie in the -field, Vic:news rienel brigade,' he writes, but It
from all C fighting fronte being - id I
• very mear rt : down pieeediny. it lifendd bar driven and well tortif Lode A Attie 44 huh division. The Rhodesia, field force,
eon itive been asitod and found ther Boers
just as it woe la sarong tome vide() in Sire?, Carrington and lila
„. Leaving Natal. "I watehed them, ragged•bettrded, tigala Ottarlt a t011IV Tont in ileeteell. moreover be within • atrilcIng die -
.London, April 11.-Thern Is little 1 rierce.oyed intantry, struggling along . • --a . tam Ot Pretoria, and may, when
raider A, dolld of dust. Who could Roberts' Warns 'rotators. liotorts move is made against Pro.
rellrible news from Natal, beyond tot. -
Markt of heavy fighting eoirth of )31g. - have conceived, who had seen the prim ' Coresberg, Cape Colony, April 11. -Li otorla from the- south place that
garabo r g, where the mere etee Han raddler in the. tie* of peace, that he view of the state of unrest across the strolighold between the 'upper and
supposed tO Iv in strong' forte. . doted sa aelemy troneform hintseif border, Lord Poberts bag proclaimed a nether millatona
Two transports arrived at, Durban tete this grim, vile barbarion ? Ball. warning to the Cape colonists that
Sunday tvith about a thetaand men, deg reeve,. hawk faces, huegry -wolf, further 'tots of hostility Will he treat- Boer Prisoners Landed.
•a fel ovith the utmost rigor of martial London April '7.-../i. Cape Town in
Owla*Io London crazy. gall VOW/ to thi) 11004.81 V01° bate wizen it rettehes the Limpopo; Will
Thefour lateral 4.7.lueh gune clad the tam, every' sart of face except
mounted at burbau men mow bo Neat smoking a. pipe Imre anti there is a man spatelt, hated ThureSay, taye that
true standard's correspondent tot faeee, IttIti loan a little forward4 witb ellostairontein, April 10,-Geir. Gat. it haa been decide.' to Mail a majority
Doreen: intimate, witliotte expainn. eyes eteathast . and „features linpaa. ;tore, the eoranlahder ef the Taira Div- of the prieoliere, Fifteen hundred
Vote the witluiraeval of pert of Gen, °Iv°, hut ""ute• isi3ea, is tatoont to means to elogland, were landel et Winortstoern Tuesday
"Dere Is a clump of Highlander* Oen. Poleseextow has been neetoltrZ- tnern44.
D II ' tore 11 a s tirat a ler .
number of troops are reported to the with woriananitial aprons' in front, eel te ,the commaind of the lith DIvi. The disettee was apparently ton-
titree 0-itich guns tvIMit bad been weak °no' Bore and bite" 1" n' lavr•• • •
to the trent. who smiles, but most' have ewarthy Gataere Going. to England. • enterie feVer aboard the transports
ovting to the eonthatted prevalence. of'
• Ike Suffered From flip Joint Disease
and li.beressee-Ille Friend* reared
He Would be a Permanent Invalido
(From tho agouti/al, tit. Catharines,
()
A reporter or tlinte)‘ Kt. Catharines
lournal.visiting Wellandport, not long
ago heard of one of those roma-
ttbi�. cures that have made Dr, Wil.
Dams' Ptak Pills fainous as lifesavers
tim vvorld over,r. 'Me ease la that of
Pettey' Mauer, son. of Mr, ilIntlitaa
lifiener, who had suffered -from hip
Joint ,diecaso andabsceases, nod who
had been Under the Care of fear doe -
tors withoutbeneficial results. Mt.
Miner gave tlie`particulars of .the
ease as Tollanrat "In the spring of
peollaita4;11121117:1a149tnirlitYL7irea.altB°Int"atnlintbitil:lelirYinielgala:r4r,ibiii.l.ablV!gli31$114:reelnit17,8IttP8it egttapitienn:14:44:
trouble graduallg, grew' upon. lam Z
took him too, physician in Bullovinei
who exnudned him and paid the. .
blo arose from a weakness of the
.nervol of the hip,. ThIS 'doctor treat-
ed PerleY for Weeks,daring which
time a large abscess .formed on hie
amid lie was Obliged to. get. about
on crutches. As he continued to. de.
clino, 1 resolved to try another doc,
tor, who tllagmioa'd time ease as as' hip
joint disease. ale treated- Perieer for
,Six root:was, . Too ladSlightly ,
perved at first but later wagettaien
Weerse again. He would startle in I Is..
Sleep, end Wag continually IIL distresR
as. he'coulti, neither sit nor . recline
with ease, and wag :weak. faint and
Confused.. . During this 'lane ,the
ab -
:1 'broken OJAI WOO diseharging
lie .three , places, but would not heal.
atird ,doctor aevised teli.gical.
eratiou, Widen -he objected to, 'and a: -
fourth . Medical -mate ;alien . took .,the
ease in betide.' This doctor confined.
Perleye to time bed and besides giving..
medicine, ha ordered it mechanical
applialtee to *blob. .wits attached "A. .
15 -pound weight, to, be placed
position! by a pulley' sYritene so aft
conetantly draw downwards on tae
limb.. 'Plaireetaeatment wae.contintled
six -Weeks, .caushig ,anueir pin, but
:nothing -In.' the -way of benefit Was ,
oceaced, The abscess.' was dressed
-twit*. and thrice, a 'Iv . for :nrionthee ,
and. frequently, "Ilesnite the aid , of
erutelies, it Was, neceseary for,me to
.earrYthim in my _armsfrom the house ‘.
te. the Weigle when 'taking hire 00.
In Oeteber,„ of .1898, I (-Welded, other
failed, -to try Dr,
tbWr"'oleiliotinalmets111;tisarilldneciVilsIllor1014.
Dr. Williams' , Pink Pilis Would „ quite
likely' he of much benefit. After aping
'fear boxee I could tlAo*A01110 Ituprove.',
ment. After this •Perley -continued
the use of the ;pine foe several menthe
with -constant •lmprovemeut• • and new
vigor, aladsaf ter taking' about • 'is
bowel the abscess warolicely
Imcaled, --
time crutches. .were: diepecieed. • with
and. lea was- able to. work andcould
walk • for milee. attribute the. good
hoalth which toy son .ealoys to -day to•
the use of Dr., Wiirtaras' *Pink. Pills.
This medicine achieved suet' • a mar,
venous success in My son's •Oade118
to set the whole community 'talking' •
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:
THE 'QUEEN, IN ...11ELINIJr.
Another Magnificent Reception
in Dublin City,
-ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD,S APPLAUD
Dolot, • April 9...-etleeen Tietoria ,
took ner •usuol drive in elm, Vice -regal
grouttas • motning, anti paid •her
promised emit to the eity..this after -
nowt.. . Large -crowds 91 People. wit-
noesee Der Majesty's departuxe from
Porleer Member fel' Weiland Passed elaucallee -Park, anti the, rtnitie foiloweti
Jht
Ale.. ;ma; iweallat ltarliert:egees:;:ene.se to the.royal pro -
N gar".0.A.7.71,113L, it As pril
A. Lowell, exelti. P., °Mk/AY br ;1;e1 ceAsisione8.7htedertotrilecs Ilantuld ellilo°aside.eCainvaitihr:
land, tiled at ele reeldence at the VII' Mall} thoroughfares were plentifuliy
lege of Ningtkra. Pelle South at 10.80 decorated with liege and leuitieg, and
o'clock tonight, lifter am illnese of Her ners re:laved with gloat
twos weeks' duration of pneuntonia, ,ent,Ituelluna througlieut ter drive.
terminating in inflammation or the The weather was splendid and the
broth The atteneing phytielens hal brilliant sunshine and varecolored de.
out but little hope for Alt Lowelre
recovery from the begiuning of II1S
111110EIA* at first appeared 11A 11
severe cull, contracte.1 at a, funeral'
and this afternoon 'announced that
he could not live until morning. eir, College Green were enormous. '
Ottekville etreet preeen tea a, paeticue
tarty etriking spectacle, Handsome
Vezetian Masts in the centre of the
lamming thorougbfare divided eb into
two avenues, arta the royal proceselon
paased under tin aimed; unbroken
eanopy. of ,levigthan liege; gorgeous
letunere and vitri.colored featoons of
flowore and evergreens. The wiodowe,
more encl all vantage points were
occult:oil by cheering, • ehiging
crowd% waving flage and •Itantiker-
Meets, ' ' -
Her Majetity drove alowly olong -
the route, lacessantly .bowing and
amiling bor acknowlotignaerits of the
plautilte. Not even on, the occaelou of
the State entry into Dublin was the
Heene mere impreeelve oz' more eignifi.
pant than toalay.
The eeone about College Green,
Where the Bank of Ireland. Trinity
College ancl the Publee SelicOls were
gaily bedecked, was epeelilly intereet-
ing, all that vantage point had.been
*elected, not only by the collegiatee
but by thousande of visitors from Bei.
fest and other eitiee. The crowdo
Wera, ($31.90 that they almost Vomit.
tel the carriage wheelie yet there wait
an alined total abeethee of constabu-
lary'. In epite of this there MIA AtlA
the elighteet sign of a disturbance of
raw kind, eldest of fluttering hand-
kerchiefe greeted the Queonts tippet:tr.
ante here, and narked her course
through Harcourt, 'street tile South
Circular mid and aereso the bridgee
lo the Phoenix monument at the Vice.
Regal Lodgeu
corationa gave' the city quite a. car-
itiva4 appaartince, Thousande ol peo,Ple
gathered from early tocanng anti lined
tho roate thickty. The throngs about
O'Connell Ntreet, Sackville etreet and
Lewell eonteste 1 the County of Moi-
l:mat as Liberal catteldrite, being el.
eated, and represented the eounte
during the last term of the late Ad,
Milaistratiou, and was a• staunch stm.
porter Of the Hon. Laurier
and Liberal Government. Many
arum in. Niagara district who has
felt his generosity, both in word and
deed, Will deeply regret his death,
ae no more charitable man over
lived in Niagara dietriet, Ile was 50
yeare et Age and leaves besides a mut.
titude of friends to Mourn ids death
it widow and aged and invalid mother,
he having had no ehildren.
ifitle A BIROTIffilt IN TORtYNTO
John Rourke, a Oh -lenge inventor,
Died Prom Stervation. ,
Word was teceived from St e'en!,
lifinnettpolle, Inspeetor Stark, of
• their keen facee burned blitek with elon, Tovooto, yesterday, seeking meet
coming down or shipment to Cape trttetod at .Pttardeberg, but 1'0 devel- of Cellie,ago, supposed to be living In
tuition of a brother of Jelin Bourke,
oofooy. Teal regimente have already Mir Menthr on the veldt, - !Several changes. are likely. tat rent, lum been favored bY tho een- eat" elt3r*
arrivaa mai van sea satorday. ann. " Geoll old Oortiores I cieedtte they mode in The heiguele eotratiandee . f nemeat of the Boors in the Malted' Pouliot 1Vas the feventer aIim. ;VI°
rt, AO go g .o the (4.1t1 :east -untierfetirt.
11 t 1 In to C oef T w -vac abeardn•cith t nei rte 'efT1h. ingt, and white walting r°r th°
at ova t co .1 in 1 is i
patised me. A eergeafit glanced ott
•
A Subtle Trek.
toilloit, April 11.-A deepatelt to
the Morning Post frani Bloemfontein,
dated April Otii, nivel a, deficriotion
by Mr. P. It. Burnham, the Ameriean
scout with Gen. lloberts, of the Boer
trek from /Coon' eprult lilt. Burn -
luau sayti: •,
"Owing to a report that the Brit.
toll heti ocenpicil litentiford, tail were
Moving to Veellberg, the course of the
convoy WOO altered, and tile iloera
method forward with inereitee.1 tweed
Wyriberg. They expected tine.
vary Dorsett ever,y hour, and the came
voy wAri protatt,ed with the, pettietet
vale nal subtlety, tile road taken be -
log b:Itween kopha It. I I and elraettated
- in etteccesion by rear guarda The
trek preeeeted throughout Kunday,
ant on 'Monday morriing the convoy
was 10 miles from Wynberte"
?Jr. Burnham, explaining the Peer
method of obtaining the rang o for
rifle, pals;
- ' man fired aueeesitive Mints and
watched the dust raised by the bul-
let!! until tiecuraey was obtained, and
,
ClIt Zrt onefle:10 cried,
itio4 theoonen eget:ire-I their sheuldera
mita put UMW% a ginger lath their
4011na tame' :men are warriore amid
war. neer eyes ate hard ands quick.
They have a gaunt, intent Took Hite
that Of wen who. live alwayaUltder the
ehtelow. of Rangers
"Itere anti there are other men
estate, tater end, ueardier than ourin-
&entry line -grim, wand men, streiglit
ae leviers. • There is a. mapee teat
uptea their eeherulder serape, and the
Brawl brigade: is glad enough ,to
helve them Maple :waves bestde theta.
Cot ',the Canadians are the nem el
Pat radberg."
fart:the:ma Sending leifty•
nil:twat 'Nara 1O. -Ira
emelt ge,nereol.ty fang floretaight Warn.,
ingly theariellatis. To4iigliC; he e,abled
the Water of 3.11:ithe, tusking the' 50
men be P/IPA Cilliopod and. dee-
patehai Smith Africa to 101 any
poeetble• veoaneies In Stratheoeta's
Iterate, canoed fby casualties or aiek-
bees. It is generai4 expected Mat
•------•641±111641.1.
lIoreas. tea the 'British.
'Buffalo, N. April 1.1.. •The
agente of the )3rItish Government Who
,ttre purchtteing American boreets fOr
the British.artny are exitoetod here to.
motto*. Morning.
A Menther of the firnt
Coe the big lien* dealers at Emit
Buffalo, when Waked- if their presence
Imre would matte a great boom in
, the. horse market reelled Ever
mince the beginning of the. war be-
rtaaeri the Beers aral British, :waits
of the government have been buy,
ins hoeees in title mnaket anti ship.
ping thent abroad for use in the
Tranevaal. Prom 800 to 500 home
ie.eweek have been boaget in thee
mai et raid ship ed to England tie
Afoic • for itevere. months mist. This
line jilted in a good steady moo'.
ket, with good priees prevailing
all o time. •
'N instead of buying anti ship. •
ping t horitei enteral for, insnection
anti tipp yea theY aro t) inspect
tel iti thi Tido it the (oily real
change in satiation, eithough
they '-may te hay :nor horse%
and get them ter than tlay Intve
on 4
whoe!'w s;ar 111 0
ttichments through the WWII, to the
new damp. They leaked dirty and woe-
bogone, and many of them iseented to
bo In - tea ,
One of the indsoiteve thee ot innall-
pox, and tour' others Were fatally Ill.
Expeeted 45,000 Dot+ to Revolt.
London, April 8. -The Bight 114.
John Gordon Spriggs former Prime
Minlitter of Cape Colony, In epettking
at a meeting et Cape Town on Fri-
day. ealei Viet a member of the
Afrikander Bond, who had recently
returned from Pretoria, had informed
him „ that the authoritiesof the
Boor Itepublies expected that 45,-
000 Dutehmen itt Cape COlotty would
rO'.olt agalbat the tlovernmtnt
Auotier stay
Bloemfontein, April 7. -Another of
'Mr, Steen's brothers was taptured
liesr Xeres lading aesterclay, and sre
rived hate to -t18.
Per A man to overt4:tito Wit abil-
ity mane hie ;tenet' for sweats to
underetaineatet it his rhanee
for attainment.
ven ion actiially 40 death,
He dropped dead while conversing
with a friend, toit the 'examination
tthoWed that death wee due 40 star,
vatide.
/trade Boeigoo, 40 etidtland street,
saw the item: In, yesterday's Mali
and Empire, and notitied 'the police
that he %VOAbrother of the 00008.01ed. There is oleo ft brother living lir
St. Pouf. '
1316w Ont lilt OWn Drains, .,
Oakland, Cal., April O. -Banker IL
IL Pitcher, Who hail eltarge of the
Livermore Dank,- In the ealnteltY of
onanager and caeltler, blew out hie
braille at hie Livermore home' • to,
day Midler WAA a trustee et the
estate of the Otte Thoniati Var-
ney. deceased, veinal at sd00000,
Ills trastetithip wa beteg inceatigat,
mI taeoart. Pitelier was to have Pro.
(Weed Ide boeks ire-etetrt toettik, end
wow tn testily as to how he handled
the hank and the taint, -
"-
The Duke of Yerk'e Itoyol (lenoolian
lluess,re, of Motetreal, yoiSi visit To-
ronto on eh,QneKlfi Birtlehty.
I
•
Thief Licht); in Ilan Styiev:
APril idosoEvangelittOt
atIV, who •wsts atrastel: on, a charge ot
rohlein,g the 'Dominion &memo oefiee
at Joliette of it large earned money,
turned tart Ito be remerkable ethers.
miter. The had a house splendid:1 far -
in Mentreel, and, lived in fine
Kyle, A eeertill oe the hem oei, to tee
discovery of a large amount of Ihi
mieting moneymthieh had, totea hichlea
undsr the floor&
glsa sturte lorge deporets In
*werel of khe eity 'bents, and invest-
ed 4501The of the money in relit estate.
tvizurer has bean, plaice I, en a:1
tire money •and property. 'It is be -
'laved that aiely baritWoVOTal AttritA.
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