The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17
LIGHT IS BREAKING.

=. ~ ANtfvos
The Tension in ths Rsiation. Bst~eea u.
gland and ssrmsny Thought To hs 4. rad.
nsiis s.sissing Meantime rr~p.r.ti.ps
Tor the Worst are being Hspidiy Pushed
t"r~ard Preparing - strike = swiss
bios Against Any En. my
LoNpo>. Jan. Dispatches from
S~pc COLONY continue 10 dribble in. but
the freshest % them received to-day
was two days old. showing that IN.
telegraph and cable companies are
ei,her clearing mp the accommodation -
ga business or thar the government
s'l-l refuses a allow The transmission
Q. news dispatches.
Mech interest j. manifested! herr. In
tar receipt ~ intelligence that viii
sA7w iiic attitude -. Hon. Cecil
AAaic>- lately prime minister ~ Cape
,psny. who j. strongly suspected Of
nArlng much - a. with n. dispatch
~ l'r- @au.ic>nn'> fnrcc 10 the Trans
v-..- But until she normal coalition
~ us irlcgrapair service 4 resumed!
Ae-Airg on this y int can u. stated
definitely. AMI nothing but specula-
ton san b. INDUCED in.
On the contrary. II j. openly charged
tiai not only was Mr. RA,~ir> fully
eaEnisant ~ the movements ~ nr
Jai-ie>nn. hut that The British govern
Aeni wa also aware ~ what was 20
in- IN Had the raid been successful. 4
nreat britain. according 10 the popu-
i.r oeiief in Europe. would have
Stepped ~ ana ccc~pi-i the country.
">is1>.plN r. protect her subjects. but
rea--y IN establish an occupation sim
nag II that in Egypt which i tanta-
mount to the annexation of the conn
Fly \, the rail resulted in most
iai>crAole taSco. the British govern
i;-elt ! aecu>eG 81 attempting 10 fore
siAi. condemnation or emshaticaiiv
eEyin- amy prior knowledge ~ the
matter. and ~ taking measures 10 pre-
'rn' 'hr departure ~ the expedition
-i'er Y Nnew il mad departed and hal
Resulted ir failure
~ course these statements are d.
Z here. and tAs government news
. '-rS INSIST ,Aat Mr. Chamberlain.
eai@--al - retary- ha> acted
---pii ut wisA lean hands Atanv
l-'r San VS. said far a thu. Trans
'-a + c'reernei that the gvvernrae1,
-a0 -'nv rv--y thing IN ~ power ID
'he r-'i from affecting any
i.1n possible ;4e relations b.
fssa frea; britain Anl the south AZ
'.e.-a repn Die lut that The troubles
affected british foreign relations
ar-ieularly those with t,e-raan--.
no denial. Since the
Aet ~'--Inr known that En.p,r.r
\ .4lllm had. before tile Jarnie...n
-i r-e died ~ Intervene ii the :
r-.'>taa-- tAc feeling against Ce- 4
ns NJ aa> greatly ;nrreAss. i.l i.stt.,
'"-~ the naval preparations nosy IT,
made inject with The fullest poDu-
e. approval ami tie more f.-rv ~ 4
.4'se NAp arg ia favor ~ war declare
aat me slime h4- come for ssr.at :
'fl'- p % a>ser; herself ia her nigh, u
Z ,raen Germany thar She will brook = =
interference with her >uzeraintv in =
~ rransrAal. 9
-Ap>c ~ caimer blood hold ,ha, =
'urt interference against any ho>,ii
y towards I.rInany Will b., su.f
rat.s powerful - p-even; an out
reasz- But court Interference doe.
=, and canro: control the p,nrIar .
'--and- which i decidedly in fayorof =
ar OF
4 ii>ra-,ionate yiezv If the situation =
~ - the belief. however. that the n.
'ei,tmrHt Will soon die away ANA !.
alters resume their normal cond;- -
W
-Ae naval Preparations however.
+ proceeding apa *. III addition ~