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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 28, 1899, Mitchell, South Dakota
Mitchell daily Republican. Volume . South Dakota. Tuesday. November so. 181-9. No in Mph 98 Squadron of British cavalry is missing general Methuen a lancers ported captured by the Transvaal ers. I re liable messenger from Ladysmith say he gathered from the hours that they proposed a combined attack All Over the country for today. Loubert is expected to stoutly dispute the passage of Tugela River. Of time for news of victories. Charles Coghlan dead in Texas tie British a Grouchy London. Nov. The British a Public was getting a Methuen a March. Ii7. None too soon for come the news of an fresh Cable interruption c cessation of or it in i i or War news just it moment a Iii Nora reverse via Germany. T he London nov. 2$. \ fre it a interruption in the East african Caille at this moment has caused a cessation of War news. As yet the War office has not received general Methuen a detailed list of casualties nor is any information at hand regarding the Vav Here about of the ninth lancers who were sent in Pursuit of hours from gras in an. I he daily mail says that a private Telegram announces that the lancers Are St ii scouting ahead of Methuen a advancing column but As he announced yesterday he was giving his men a Day s rest this is hardly probable. Indeed the greatest anxiety is Felt. And More Essie Bially in new of the fact that a Berlin journal the i Snitch Wiirre. Whit ii regularly prints Boer communications announced yesterday. Lie fore it could have been ascertained from the British sources that the naval brigade lost to Omen at gras pan and that the ninth lancers were copt ii red. It is understood that the government y esterday decided to proceed immediately with the mobilization and embarkation of a sixth division of 10,-000 men under a Well known lieutenant general. General Hibard s achievement tit Beacon Hill is beginning to be recognized As one of the Best things the Campaign has yet shown As it Lins relieved the tension of the situation in Natal and has brought the Relief of lady a till within measures be distance. General Buller appears to lie confident of Methuen a ability and is devoting All his energies to Ladysmith. An attempt will be made presume Judy to re Aeh in time to Cut Chi the Retreat of the Boers from wee Linn Over the Tugela River. It is feared however that the enemy will get there first and destroy the Bridge. At Frecoe Bridge the British found two massive spans wrecked by dynamite. Sir Alfred Milner has warned the various Relief committees in gape town to be prepared for the arrival of 10,000 refugees from Kimberley As j soon As the siege has Linen raised. According to a dispatch from Baar dated sunday the Boers had destroyed the Bridge at see Insburg the previous Day and were being reinforced at that Point. Methuen s Advance. Improved Outlook for them in both the Eastern and Western sides of the South african republics As the constant Small revers were arousing keen resentment against the authorities Here. This is evidenced by the result of the Wandsworth election to the London county Council on saturday. When the previous conservative plurality of 91 was converted to a Liberal plurality of 232. The conservative. Making the War an Issue and their candidate being a military officer. To general Methuen if appears belongs tin Honor of the first real British Victory of the present War a Belmont was the first Battle after which the British advanced instead of retreated. The fact that Methuen was forced to fight a second pitched Battle near the scene of the Hist shows the Boers were not demoralized at Belmont but quickly rallied and with unabated courage met the splendid assault of the British naval brigade at gras pan. The excellent military qualities displayed by the Boers in these two fights no doubt were partially Delta Ved from the training of commandant Albrecht a former officer of the austrian army. Presumably Methuen has already resumed his March northward. He was. When last heard from still nearly fifty Miles from Kimberley and doubtless an action will Hare to be fought at mudder River before a Al a mond Opolis is relieved. There is some doubt As to what is meant in the statement that the Boers ale falling Back on Warrenton which is 50 Miles North of Kimberley unless the dispatch was intended to fall into British hands in the Hope of misleading general Methuen. The latter however. Is said to be far too cautious to be caught by such a trick and it is added it can la confidently anticipated his column will sweep steadily Forward in spite of the determined in Sis Tanee he will meet with. The conclusion must be accepted however reluctantly Thor the Boers Are deliberate in their misuse of the White Flag. On Fop of general Methuen a warning an other evidence comes the statement of Corr sgt Moudent Knight who has arrived at ape town wounded. He says he accompanied a detachment of tin Northampton regiment Vav Hen a Force of Boers 300 Yard Distant and surrounded displayed a White Flag. Tile officer commanding the Northampton then ordered Lumen to Rise when the Boers deliberately volleyed wounding Knight Aud tuber. Noted actor s demise reveals the fact that Many audiences have been duped understudy playing his role Ile had been 111 Iii Galveston for i our week and another Man assumed Ilia place mid value. Consolidating them into one Large com Pany. Already options on nearly 500,0hi head of sheep and 500,000 acres of the finest and most Fertile sheep raising Laud in the state have Lieen obtained. The representatives of the Syndicate in Montana a colonel e. C. Waters and Edward j. Monson of Billings both old eerie need and successful Montana sheep men. Bert Reiss of new York is counsel and organizer of the company which will is known As the consolidated Montana sheep and Lamb company with a capital of % 10,000, com. Religious bigotry at the Bottom of it the real motive of the a Cei virulent attacks on Admiral Dewey. Rumor that raised the storm Galveston tex., nov. 2$. Charles i Coghlan the distinguished English altar and author died Here yesterday of gastritis aged 50 years. Ile Hail been ill in Galveston since Iii theatrical engagement Here four we is ago. His wife a at his lied Side when the end came and is prostrated with grief. The remains will in shipped immediately to Prince Edward Island or. Coghland a former Home. Or. Coghlan was born in Paris and played in prance before he appeared a i the English stage. His education was substantially gained in the French capital although in spent a number of years in study at Berlin. When la year of age he wrote a five act play in Blank verse. He read this play in London when but is years old to a playing House. Or. Coghlan made productions of a the merchant of Venice Aud a the school for scandal in London in fore Henry Irving Hail at i trained to any prominence either As an actor or a producer and he employed Ellen Terry when an unknown artist in one of his London productions made at the court theater Iii 172. I he death certificate of Barie Coghlan the English actor assigns heart failure super induced by acute gastritis As the cause of death. The Coghlan company in a the Royal boxy was booked for two nights in Galveston october 50 and i. La company came Here from Houston but Street cars collide. No Iii it of person uni t Iii in Tim tins. Columbus a. Nov. 2. \ terrific collision occurred yesterday on the Westerville division of the Columbus railway company on Cleveland Avenue during a dense fog. And As a result seven persons were Cut bruised and More or less injured Anil two ears badly wrecked. The More seriously injured were As follows miss Louse. Westerville Cut about the head and face. Dora Louse. Westerville badly rut and bruised. A. Anderson Motorman Cut on head. Miss Bates 743 Dodg Ridge Street Cut on head. Frances Mcfadden Cut on face. Howard d. A. Ocif Sinider. Maple Heights Kite Cut and breast bruised. George Pratt Milo bruised on leg and Arm. Ill Fless report that tie Admiral was to lire his gift House to the Homan Atholl Church. Ven i it. It try Oti prisoners escape from filipinos seven americans anti ninety spaniards left behind by Rebe s at Manga Aren. Young s Pursuit of Aguinaldo lie in-1 Hor heading for in a Noguni when i St heard i rom americana i it ii in anti Cally received. Bailey for Bankhead. I eat a Hing War critic forced to resign mini moved ten Miles beyond gras pan it last account. Ape town nov. 27. It is reported that general Methuen a Capri red Honey be t Kloof ten Miles North of gras pan. And 2,Ooi or 0 rounds of ammunition. Dispatches i rom in la or. I Yon Don. Nov. 27. The War office Lins received the following from general Buller dated Pietermaritzburg sunday. November 26 a a Hilvard. From Este dirt. Made to successful attack it a the 231. Xxx it to j three battalions one Field Battery a naval gun and Tun mounted troops on the enemy occupying Beacon Hill. Which dominates William grand Ami had interrupted his communication. A is a res ult of the operations the in i Emy is retiring and rail Anil Telegraph lines have been restored Between est court and Weston. A a Lur loss is about fourteen killed and fifty wounded. A Chi icy aril has advanced to a position near Freer As be Hopes to rut Ort the enemy who is believed to be refit ing on Colenso via Weenan. Barton from the West has advanced to the colonial office a received the following from the governor of Natal dated Pietermaritzburg. Sunday. No v pm Lier 86 a Boers Are retiring on Weenan. Our troops hic occupying a Ridge three Miles northward of Mooi River. Editor of London chronicle compelled to leave the paper. New York. Nev. 27. The worlds London correspondent says la. W. Massingham s resignation of the Editorship of the daily chronicle is a striking example of the extent to which Jingo influences dominate the Liberal party. I have authority for rating that Massingham a required by the proprietors of tile chronicle to suspend All further criticism of the South african policy of the government while the War continues. Asfa Singhani had taken a Strong anti Jingo line lie refused to Stu Latify himself by acceding to this extraordinary request and resigned. By this action the chronicle the Only influential London daily which opposed jingoism disappears. It is believed tin proprietors of the Broil Iele were impelled to thi change of front by ministerial and other influences actuated by the extreme Gravity of the South african situation and the imperative necessity of suppressing ill criticism of the War and exposure of it apparently inevitable result by Independent newspapers of is rumoured that similar Steps have been taken to hence the evening Echo which followed the chronicle s lines. Cape Colony uprl5ra feared the Star remained behind Galveston the next evening. Ii was not Vivell and unable to play that night. He went to the theater the next night but was unable to go on. In the meantime mrs. Coghlan had Leen telegraphed for Ami came on from Prince Edward Island. At the conclusion of the Galveston engagement or. Coghlan decided to remain Here Anil the company went on without him. Filling engagements made for a the Royal before his malady became so acute As to prevent his playing an understudy took up or. Coghland a role and sustained it to the satisfaction of the audiences met with. Yesterday the company was supposed to be at Edar rapids la. Mrs. Coghlan has telegraphed to managed Reed to come Oil Here and make arrangements for the Transfer of the body to Prince Edward Island where she intends the interment shall take place. The announcement was made before the Coghlan company left Lexas that or. Coghlan was not with his company and no denial was made. I he manager of the Galveston opera House Jmst icly identifies the dead Man As Coghlan. Coghlan not Only did not play Here. Lint his understudy or. Robinson had taken Coghland a place on numerous occasions before the company reached it Iai Vest c n. Kamas City nov. 2. The Charles Coghlan company played a the Royal Box Quot in Kansas City week before last. Anil not until yesterday was it known i Here that the actor appearing us Lar Esiee was not or. Oghlan. It least two of the local dramatic critics questioned the manager of the company As to the identity of the actor Yod the statement of the manager that the actor on the Stag was or. Coghlan was accepted. The company also Phiv cd at St. Joseph and Iii several cities the understudy a or. J Robinson appearing for or. Coghlan. J any military Protection says will support the Alabama Man for >1 Moth Leader. Austin. Tex. Nov. 28.�?there is nothing Uncertain in the course Hon. J. By. Bailey will pursue regarding the minority leadership of the coming Congress. He will support Bankhead of Alabama As Long a that gentleman remains in the rare. He is inclined to the belief that there May be a deadlock Between the candidates remaining after Bankhead withdraws. In which event he will propose Hon. S. By. T. Lanham who is his second Choice la Liev Itig that the gentleman rom the eighth Texas District will prove acceptable to the different factions. Or. Lanham and or. Bailey Are very close together in their political View s. Has a secret Mission. U. H. Warship r Inger being i fitted it it for u Long voyage. Chicago nov. 28.�? \ special to the record from san Francisco says the tilted states ship Ranger now lying at Mare Island has in a a quietly miffed out for sonic Long voyage and rumours Are current that it is Bent on some secret Mission. The officers of the warship refuse to discus the nature of the voyage. Several 6-Itich guns Are being placed in position on the vessel. The Only thing the officers will admit is that the rangier has been ordered to Panama. No overtures made. Professor Gill denies gossip in Bogard to i big in Ami hic ago. Ann Alk a. Mich. Nov. 27. Prof Pettengill chairman of the Hoard of control of the state University referring to the athletic relations of the University of Michigan and the University of Chicago a i iou t which there has been considerable gossip of late. Said a no direct overtures have in made to the University of Michigan in regard to a settlement of the athletic controversy with the i University of Hie ago nor so far tis i know. Have any been made either to the University of Illinois or to the University of Nevis Eosin. Arrangements for the next years games Are usually mad Early in the year and it seems Likely the present state of affairs will keep lip for a Long time unless a settlement is reached soon after thanksgiving. Washington nov. 27. Now that the j Dewey incident is closed there is nut orally much speculation As to the originating phases of the sudden storm of Wrath which came up appear fully from a of ear sky and began to i fall of the admirals head within no hour after the first report of the Trail Fer was known. If came principally from Washington anti reached its worst degree of vituperation and Vij Rule Nee Here Home people have tried to find a p�-1 Litreal motive for it Ami have asserted that the attack was concerted by politicians who not satisfied with la Way s refusal of the presidency were Aux j ions to make his nomination an in a possibility. But no one can have i is a tend Iii the most casual Way to i Hist reef talk of Washington without i knowing that the sentiment Here was too widespread to be the result of political dictation. The fact is that in the tide of abuse that set so strongly toward Dewey in the beginning of last week there was in undercurrent of which everyone was aware but the existence of which was so discreditable to american intelligence that nobody likes to make i it Public. The Edge of the Wrath against Dewey was sharpened Ami poisoned by an incredible Story which sprang up from nowhere Ami spread like w wildfire Ami was eagerly accepted and implicitly believed. It bore no Marks of authorship it was accompanied by no proofs yet presumably j intelligent America drank it in eagerly and loaded the Admiral s name with i epithets. No one could run it Down or i Trace it to anybody and yet it was in possible to talk to half a dozen Parsons without having to combat it. Ifs i anonymity kept it out of the news papers but now that it has been gravely re pea Tell As St fact Iii a pm newspaper the facts Ai should in known. It was religious bigotry which poisoned the shafts against the Admiral. The Story which spread every her in Washington last monday and is till alive was that the Holts which the american pople Nul Given to Dewey a to become the property of the Roma a Catholic Church. Why or How no one ventured to say. Thi to re. Repeated with the utmost circumstantial Ity accounts for the Admiral s haste in marrying Ami for All the subsequent events by ascribing them to a eth greed of the Church and its desire to obtain the Dewey House fat a a Jno pm age and to get hold of the property As soon As possible. The influence of this religious bigotry was Felt As soon As the Admiral s engagement became known and especially after the marriage. There was a distinct Cooling off Iii the enthusiasm for Dewey. People who had been shouting for him became lukewarm Ami auspicious. It Only needed the tran Fer of the House to give Edge Ami mint to thi latent animosity. The general outburst of Wrath from the re to of tie country has silenced this City. So far As Public expression is concerned but in Street hop Ami private House slander and Rumor Are still Busy. Watterson defends Dewey. The the tilt Cruiser Newark Winner i Lafayette memorial Coin. To re Winston Church says dutch Are on the verge of rebellion. New York nov. 2s.�?-the a worlds London correspondent say Cape mail brings uncensored letters from Churchill from a town november i. In which he ays a the situation in ape Olony a Boc Ouie much Graver. It i mgt Ible that a the War broken out tin Captain Mccalla s vessel the first of the new warships to reach Manila. Dollar of unique design struck let it u. S. Mint. It hic ago. Nov. 27. The Lafayette memorial commission has i used the foil Wing circular within the next few Days thru will he struck at the United states mint in. Philadelphia the most unique and is upturn met Alia nato Manila a Washington. Nov. 27. Elf cant Coin issued in modern times. It is die Lafayette Dollar authorized by Congress in Aid of the Lafayette Monument. This Coin which i a Legal tender Dollar. Hears upon its face in Bas Relief double medallion of the Heads of Vyvah Avo told have been demonstrated for All Ireton and Lafayette and upon it re file. It r ii it or t la ree in Oil i is be -11 a a r i in i. La t. I a a i a i r Ltd i a non of la River is flooded. Buller Bas arrived. Ini a. Equestrian statue of Lafayette used for telegraphic communication with est turn proved to severe a test and it is hot the inscription on a a no exaggeration to say that a con j Dollar explains its purpose truck in court restored Eaily this morning. Lotion of Cape Colony i comm in ration of Monument erected by Ili Lilyard n losses. A let. # i a in a school youth of United states to general j a i v the Illust trembles on the verge of rebellion. Lafjlvej1 Paris Frau. F. Durban Natal. Nov.-. I a dutch Farmers talk loudly and Coati the limited number led xviii make ports of general Hyldy aril s losses at victories meaning those i the coins extremely tar and in cry list it Hill in Ira re til Ell t s show a. I a i a treat demand Hor East h i of oar wound Boer Ami racial feeling runs High. Ablation there is a ratio of hut one Lateen killed and seventy two wound Raj worm anti writ Dollar. Cd. The West Yorkshire regiment it dear Junction november i the first Coin to be struck of the in no i Iii . Major hoi a a rap ,>iltl.rlly of r also Nihil a a Lufcy hired and several men Nti Missi l. Declares that the British had French rep Uhli dispatches from Krueger and Gen Miles of transport wagons with popular subscript ions for these coins i trim it it found on a Boer prisoner. ,.will now be entered my honoured in the l a it lit were i $5,000,000 Worth of stores of dear it jew Rechy a the Price fixed on them said the Boer losses at latin nit Junction and left them there without by the commission is 52 All order for ten men killed and forty Vou leu. I Niit re note Eton coins to be considered must be a com trifled that in order it reassure an 1. A j. ,.panl a by payment in full and be in the was Ancien mat in or i 1s wonderful indeed he goes hands of la commission on or before the burghers it had been de a that the Boers did not attempt december 13. It on which Date the pop Essav to fall Back on a Warrenton. \ these valuable prize a week alar subscription Clos Nippon message from colonels Ila Mil a a s a a a a .,/.th-Iik no 1 inquiries and subscriptions for coir to 1 i a it a a it i if in pm it h undated ago when the Camp was Prati Illy in a. M dress d to Robert i Thompson spoon and Ruff. At lady in defended. Our position is far from Secretary in Are of american Trust and 1 having Bank Chicago. The Newark. Won the race cablegram received at Navy department today Gnu ounce ice her arrival there on saturday. The Brooklyn is now hastening from Aden to Colona be closely followed by the new Orleans which has been steadily gaining on her bigger competitor. Left hand shot off. While Hunting near Dubuque a sportsman inn explodes. Dubuque. La. Nov. 27. While Hunting yesterday Frank libero. Gun explode and his left hand a shot off. J lease Iron Ore land. Reports All Well. Another naval contingent from the British first class Cruiser terrible with two 4.7-Ineh guns tarted for the i runt tonight. British Ai Vance on Colenso. Estcourt sunday nov. 26.�?the Railroad Bridge at Freer panning a wide is Ream has been destroyed by the Boers Quot to Are reported to be retiring rapidly. A Genera British Advance upon Colenso Bas been ordered and a flying column has left Here to intercept a Boer raiding party. A re cure even now. Stricken in the Street. After sheep and land. Illinois Man picked up in Dubuque Iii a dying condition. Dubuque. La., nov. 27.�?a Man giving Tho name of Charles i Milt. Win said he lived at Champaign Iii., a found in a dying condition Oil sixth Street today. He died in an hour after being taken to the Hospital. He bad typhoid fever. La Tir j americ Aii Zungli i syndic it Chase in Montana. Billing. Mont., Vox. A care inf alive of the Yundi Cate have been in this Tate ail sum i Mer and full travelling All Over the Large sheep raising sections ecu ing options on the Best sheep ranches and Best watered lands for the purpose of Pennsylvania companion will develop Ore Anil build a Railroad. Philadelphia. A. Nov. 27. The 10,000 acres of magnetic Iron orc in Ashe county North Carolina Hare been leased by Pennsylvania steel companies and the Cambria steel company of to i City i expert Tat that the finest Deposit of Mug be tie Ore its the Southern Tat exist in the f county of is understood that the Eom Patio will build a Railroad at Onei Chestnut y arils yu., May be extended though ii i intimated that by agreement in it the the Southern and Norfolk and we Tern May figure in it Ami la Southern Rood be extended from Wiik Escarre to Bristol. Declare admirals git to Bride has Pilling. Louisville nov. 27. Henry Watterson in the Louisville courier journal defends Admiral Dewey. Ile says a the Admiral was free to do whatever he pleased to do with his own property and what More meet than that he should make of it a by Ilia i present to his newly wedded wife that she May in Rich and Hies not need it is wholly beside the question. It is not an affair with which the world at Large has aught to do or i a competent judge or witness. A if there be one single contributor to the original fund mean enough to it it wish his Money Back let him stand Forth in order that lie May be marked of men As a poor unworthy creature and scored according to his due. A let the Admiral and or. Dewey in of Good heart still he that with All her Beauty and Genius and Independence of character has from girlhood stood proof against the envy of the in r born and Bret until alas. She married him he that though first officer of the Navy the first Captain of the Republic owes still to her the courage to fight calumny let these children of the state he reassured. Quot the wrong sought to in done will elevate them both in the affections of the people but what is better it will endear them to one another and casualties in Luzon. Many Soldier succumb to disease a a Oil latent list. Vav ii Hington. Nov. 27. General of reports to the War de Kart meat thai the officer killed in action it Iloilo on the 22d was buries m. Smith Ere the Norfolk Aud Western from fond lieutenant in the eighteenth infantry. The following is a full list of that in Bual ties Rej weted by Otis under Din of yesterday deaths from disease or accidents Yar Ioia october 25, John Evan re fan nil i Bro try. I by vein Pany Jam hurl hem ebon porn in a teen h Arwa parti Yards whirl Ere suit to a the the of in Haw evacuate of Panga Sana. And ninety up caped in the c Retreat. The Green and in the shop Oregon Charles Bird try Henry by try John in and f. Corp w be j wish dear nil in ii l Quot a setter a Mart Insun int is it e serv ii to Plain \ 27. Be insurgents i Manga la Rem province leaving seven american Utah prisoners w no a it fusion of the filipino american Are j. P. Re Power of the by a. Thomat Edward Aud it of the sixteenth Mac Jimr. I tel the inn Tuond. Of the visual ii Huber of Lowe in hey re a that two Anier Lable to escape Are with the to. They Art David Scott of Aly fourth infantry Aud Sam of the Hospital corps. Four Are with the filipino. How tin and Ford. Of the Watts w Hose former regi Vii Vav a. Howard is the oui with thins Irgens. Ile i f artillery. At Ai. I a. In Ier sever to Mann Ion near a met to infantry join a rate. Eve ing if the two Ribell a in an after Agno. Iino a the to thither uniform for soldiers. Depart me tit 5 to to Yan Hington. On. Bids Khaki. It or a Lese re in Spirg their i the ii a Ileedis Manga tar Rifle pit the i rus with t to tin k a Art i i re p it i i Wash Ingi of Btl d p text Uri Clima to than to Tentio quient t i Pine expose is they i cub irs As follows t Littler. I a Steamer from a Deli Day brought 115 of the $75. Olio it in r Cornea Moi Acy and othe or and by Lawton near nit the j us a a atoll s troop Ippi lies pan v of the thin the in w is if Ward from in pm i Miles Southwest Wjk of re Tun a ii five 3-Inch in Phil anti a Large aint r when into in i eat ions Are to of insurgent is and pro i a by v so or a veil at i in the mountains in War the v can be real of the i dirty fourth Ell at Manga a re ii iat hard March Ami Ford Fowler company of occupied the Tow n for a urgent. Uniter Aie a Nike to the Mountain ii a Hort of Fen d Anil sides tins his men ars i Cannon which the e dragging impeded it sri to follow n bring about Are scattered fortified with he Road hut abandoned the place shot. Account. Or. .�?T7.�?general of san i Amati Rester Spanish prisoner urgent government r property captured la aug on the 25th. A to i gang a and y by third Mangat of dug muzzle lint of lat two troop a a jct rom drove enemy Iren. A few i pan. Appalling gun ammunition. It a three boil numbering a pm i up ii to up be Fri Utu Art h or. The it Arti in with y have Erv. Al it a men cacti Aru a St of the Railroad. Handled by Mav the bulk of in i of which will Kiihr tured lilies Jurieu at her. The Pomr to cd. Two pairs Iii r % huh iving to d in Philippi fell a Ivon t i it is not ii Ell to Hij in Tim. The Young Pursuit of for Yungfu a. Young the for the Thier but a ver Ite Tim tors. Amt corrugated a binned a a i i a a a s fast As a is 1 Larker in .1 Jill a Olor than a ii i t i Iya t 1 amp Oil Lier from is i of 1 of i i a he Wrath Sty i in. A liar Nix Letexi a Lis h i helmet. Which is will Phi i also be i ii Phi lies. Ise.1 by the this but i use in wart in what Fri in the ent that a to in thi Biri hair lies tar i or nth ital i t he Dis the t he Hulk ret him h rents Mio Hout i have i Rita its ii Vera Nee insure integrator Home Nils Are is trouble Guinaldo. Who in i. A few in ilex East reception by the Iasi they g pc is Hie. Aguin Ahlo than i we of his it Bab v in St of them Wal a number of Small de of insurgent troop the country North of a teen captured and the inure if to gratitude for their the indications Are that or Force South of Manila is no troops arc going to -. Rem it its from Southern favourable. Zamboanga in Irr Ellered to our troop is anticipated there. Pro at ii the new samoan arrangement buying horses for the Czar United states rejects Brt so Ger Man p an and submits an Bess Iii Klein Utalia iving pret nines. A ago 2 Aff. A r a Avenir for to on vie a r a it i to Iii a h Alan i horse bar umm print p Reinia. H Domini Low the tile Sele a not on the array. Purpose. A for a Militar Perira ent. Lots of four a bins Anil g taking aul Lethe itus other scheme. Washington states has Dei agreement ast it samoan Island. Nov. 27.�?the United lined to accept the it the disposition of the reached by Bren Tat put i to cts v Vivell. The an i h Dit Yir a Zara a s for re ing Ippel n sex into Gar a to Hareas Corpus proceedings. Set inc of the Indian Troci in of gift i i rot11 Tina to Linn minty. Cedar Banidt. La. Nor. 27. The Britain Ami Germany. I Here is no Serin a hitch however in the in Attar. The reasons which info Tience the Tat department Here in rejecting the in tue Grinan arrangement Vav Hen it a. Submitted related entirely to Ltd minor mutters and touched rather u in the form than the substance of the arrangement. Having rejected the tentative treaty submitted both other Power our govern ment. At the instance of the other parties., prepared and submitted a draft f a treaty which hoped Wal be nne table to All three Powers. This a no it Vav before the foreign office Ai London Anil Berlin for consideration. Scene of the Musk has shifted to fed City. The Hirshan ache asks a writ he alleges that the holds no kurir dict and it is confidently will receive Ulanimo differing in principle cd from the origins in tiered Here it a approval not a already stat project. Of h Tam it a. I Irp the Guart Lian Hwa obtained b Little i Iii fir in county court he also asserts p of Leah Pue ii Achee i fraud. A great Ier in spot. It a loll no. I of cd. A pelts i Kim i i of Laritson 8 duct Sam ton. Cent in Nebraska Thomas it Bateman t Paimer. Cd h l. P jell. Arbon hopi Center. Alb in Farmer s head blown off. Killed by accidental discharge of shot n in i i by inc news. Muscatine la nov. 27 Charles k Riger. A Farmer while fixing a Fence took i shot gun along Aud by my Occidental Cli charge his hey. Was blown off. He a found a few hours later by neighbors. T lie Logan it a it lined of Oine unknown idea a. His ease attracted Tii Dekal attention. An autopsy will beheld the new German Baptist Church costing Vav a it dedicated Here yesterday. The current month reports Bloot in Tou Rural in. I delivery pay double its Cost
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