The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-14
BRITISH SUCCESS.
AyOOb kakn Attacked and Defeated II,
the Forces OF Gen. Roberts.

the Forces OF Gen. Roberts.
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| T,OHDoH Sont c
M M!l'aI al O'Clock on the evening of the lst
ltlsc' AYoop hhans army lad been defeated
anu uisperseu.
IL Is hoped that the British loss is light
One Dr'Iish regiment had three officers killed
anu SIX wounded, with Is men killed and
" wounded: The loss of the native troops
VII our slde is not known, but it is believed
nv " oe accesslVe'
nyooo hahn camp was captured and the
oouy ol Lieut.. Malone was found in the
lahlp' anu appearances Indicate that he had
'oe'' recently murdered.
olspatch from Candahar OF the 2lst ult.
.nentlolls that Lieut. McLaine, missing since
Kahn's 'teu hauds Nasnh, @ was prisoner IN Ayoob
Nrw W.. AS was "eii ,iea!eu.
London snnnIaro,pi,a,,, I, nup. -, ~, uispatcn rom
that AvoobS 20 n,r ,ras w. .ai1 au1te' says
guns belonong tn ,ho poIai Uasa I v"U .,,1 'os'
taken hv AyoGh y. tI,o 49,. 20 az, ni.I,'iiely'
rows waro roooranoa 1'I eas oa, W. "tn ';n ! Dur out
of various caIibro ,nl,a aa .,h ''"eu guns
| Gen,l Rohants 80 .I Iap'.,eo' ~,
their camn waS ar;.I.nti,, ' ,"o a'.aeN 'poi' m
Afahans who ann,rontl, d;d ~ 49, " 'ile
being assaulted and defeated so easily in their
stronghold, Lieut.. McLane had manifpstlv
been retained as prisoner until Avooh reai-
lied the certainty of his defeat. when he foul
ly murde1sd him.
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respondent writns ,b,t ,Oiro uas asoe,ood Hoa
in the oovprnmen nt ot Elator;,,os,ar n,' E,,,o,
last. nrevions to the Emmoua,S ia,,uo, m ''uaJ 'a
! another in tha aovarn,pont af S?Ea'1;iy' or" ne
versts fn,tbar IN IN thn raiiroad - Sn'rr o
anol was fo,,nd ,ni, tha da,, nnfo''' W. ~ p,,,
N''~ 10y 'NiS'> oiiS -
nounds of dvnan,;to ,,o,.aI ~ ,,,.n ao,>S
There was q wire con,an,o od ,;tl tla ,,ino
but no hattarv att.clad con,i T orior H. y
bean exarc;Sirr tIn ,rroatos, ,;..;io ~, ,,;a,,.
of the Emnnrnr,S ;onrnov ,rlo Iotails ahnrt
the mine in TanriJa ,re frnn, cor,natont ,.'
source
CAyDAu,r Sent ,-Tba Cbans foroht
bravc]v until Raj, Wo,li was taEon j., the
rear wben tbev IoSt haor, ,,,1 aad -, u,il /
confusion The coralr,, r,,rsnI t,,on, IN r,;,ns
For time 1hev hold toaather Int wara cnn
pletelv disnersad and took to tba hills This
does not apply, however, to the Cabules reci-
ments. Ayoob Khan escaped with a small
following The enemv's loss is not known.
but 1t is SAID 400 fell. In the pursuit. the enc.
my left 200 dead.
PARIS. Sent 5.-Tbe So;r announces that
a boat belononp to Prince Galtzo foundered
on the Sd inst. off the coast of Fnisterne
NIscount Flellry, Mrs. Hennessy, an Ameri-
can lady, and two natives of England were
drowned.
LONDON. Sent. 5.-Tbe Irish mee,inn ir
Hvde Park to-day w.s drnnl anl diSorlerlv
Several Thousand neone were nresearg the
majority mainly from the conntrv. r. p
O'Connor denounced the Uouse Of Lords as
the most disgraceful and oppressive assembly
existing. His remarks We're only audible tt
his immediate nelghborhoOd. In a few min
llteS the temporary platform was completed,
carried away by the rush of the crowd. Res
olutions for the cessation of evictions anC
reforms of the House of Lords were subse
uuentlv declared carried.
Sr pFrppSn-pc Sant f-Gan \ob1aof
hos hoon summonai bv tha Gar ,o I.aradi.
10 no. ioinata in tha conncil of war in raoar,
W tI'o t,I,Iar nrosecntion of tho Takka nx
os,t;an ~ , II ;S fnnIorstood that Con Vohol
pG i,'s;s,s mo, tho necossitv of nun;shin,
~ ~ ,nais.o ,r''.p upoN e w Mon,, VI f';
'''e Va 'o'-"' r,
NnlAiiAm' oep'. T. r,'I, nf pa.,oa
lepoit ln .ne a, I yn,"doI q" rho Canu; rnni
my uIau , az i;n"au a,,,, ,,,a I,sa,'Ias a,,s,i
'iio'..a "",1 o,.;ni, u'Hp ~ on,,a - tar,nS Esn
1S,o,.,,, - w.i,,,In two st,nas Of CanI,h,r an,
.,!ml,e,t NY 80 . -" ',l' ,i,n ,,roso,,
VIII ''''' '0' '''~ nv
CALCUTTA, sept. ~ lie dlstiic's WHICH
are threatened WIN FAMINE are Ailiiieul'us
CUR, Ioohah ana oholaPole, where tle Era ram
fall during June anu July was @ from Ne u
cauoee s'ea' a''N!o'!' 10 1,,;
SeptemIer would avert the possibility cf al
aciual dearth.
: r,r> ,,, Nrx,c, Auo 3O-Wil)iam II
rroanrond vhn far SEVERAL wears was chic
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