The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
BuIuVayo IS StOrnsd and Carried
BY Brltishsfs.
KING MAY NOW Sue FOR PEACE.
uis wsrrlors No Match for Machine
0ens. whish Created . Horrible
wsr In Vigorous Terms.

LONDON. Nov. 10.-A special dispatch
from Johannesburg to The Pail Mall Ga
Eette says that ths Fort Tuli column, con-
sstIne OF $40 Bechuanaland police and
number OF Chief Kahma's men, under
command OF Commander Raaf, captured
Buluwayo on Nov. 2, the day after the
column had rcpulsed an attack made upon
IL by the Matsbelcs. under the command
of Gombo, Lohengnla's son in-law. duriog
which engagement Gombo is reported to
have been killed.
The Muabeles fought with desperate
fury, but they found 1t impossible TO stsnd
up AGAINST tie mscaiue guns, which laid
the dead In swa.ts upon the fed. 1t was
not until 200 # the Matabcles Were killed
that the rcma' mig ncembers of the impis
reireaiei nnd a lowed their ng's capital
TO fall int , the la d. Of the Br t'sh.
This is the severest blew yet de 1T to the
Matabees, and IL 10 believed that Loben-
gula will nov tr,a. fjr cacr. The Brit
ish loss was oaly fivs ma killed Many
OF tbs horses OF the troopers were shot
beneath their riders.
After Buluawayo was captured the
place was set ON fire and burned 10 the
ground. The magazine. containing the
greater part Of Lobengula's ammunition,
was blown up
1t is reported tlia' ,me of the Matebee
indunas or CO .imanders, committed sui
eide after the fight Mt ShaDg mi, being inn
PEELED therpt, hy the cowardice shown by
thcir men duiiag the attack an the British
laager.
The chiefs a'on the route to Buluwayo
sent presents of cattle ard mealies TO Dr.
Jamieson, admipi stratos OF the British
South Afic, com any. who. with tho
Victoria aud S'u siury columns, was
marching np,n Lob ngu as kraal, when
the Tull colu nm cai IRE it. Two power.
ful chief, bcyond The b.r or have joined
Chief Kbama in n dug tie forces Of the
Charter. d romaany.
This story Confirmed.
CAPE TowS, Nov. 10.-Thc report Of the
capture Of Dullwayo on Nov. 2 has reached
here. Tic report that the p'afe la been
taken by the British az o. ih.r Gis, inn
portans fight with the Matab,l.s restcl on
the authority IT naive runn-r who ar
rivel at Fo Victo,ia. It nnw turns out
that this first rsport was erroneous.
Labourhere Condrmn, the war.
LONDON, Nov. 10 III the house OF COM
mons yesterday Henry Lab,u b re OBJ
Ia ned pcrnii,sifn TO m we the diourn-
met oil tlc h use IL order 10 scuss the
qu,s ion OF allowing I British sou h
AZ ici ccmDsay 10 establish cl i'm u2 IA
or coutrAcr Ell asemen-s regl ding Mata.
be elm Mr. l.il oucir' n so discussed
The qGc,tlon Of al!oni z tie com nry to
sontlru be W II. Is NOW CT r. ing on.
Mr.. Lalouchcrc decla,e ell that, when X ng
Lfb.ngnla granted tie O. nee sion 10 r.
itory IN Mashonninnd TO Mr. kudd. on
VIII ch the British South Efiict company
was fouud' Il, ie WIS ignorant that he thus
gave the whites the right to dig gold any
where In is territory. When he learned
this, he rpud ate his aston. The con-
session, Mr. Labouchero dc arcd, was OBJ
tainei by trick ry, and the company hal
obtained it's charter by ,r.ckery. The
queen had given specific promises to Lo.
bengula. which the company had lot full
illed.