The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-07

ont rImo3 that Premier Rhodes has re-
signed IN account OF Jamesons action.
= ,oea,irV OF the Germans yesterday de-
cide,l IN III I'd a deputation 10 assure Pres
ident Kr} ger Of their loyalty. though
r., - grievances. They telegraphed
- E,rnar( William through the German
consul ~ ,lorng him to bring pressure TO
,re,-ent N ngland from meddling in the
Tcars,.,aI The defense committee in Jo-
barnasbuJ & is serving out arms provi-
tar,I - .rnmet has been decl1red with
So ~ III 600 men. Thousands Of Beers
ara ontsiV p OF the town. Offers of help
Fro,o all II arts of Cape Colony have been
r.(.,t,,od n v the defense committee, and
49,, are n lrolling rapidly. The Transvaal
a. has n cen hoisted over the committee
ms n Indicate that il does not intend
- ~ the republic The people are
sy,,ir9, N a little anxiety is felt for DR..
,,h n In correspondent Of the Times
- IN violence Of the press against
Is,yl-ia,, III ahating. and the idea Of Ger
-, II torate over the Transvaal Is
a,a-r,i, III 7udiated and denounced as
,,,attntS,, and detestable invention. The
-',,,,,osa n the emperors telegram TO Pres
-. n eyer was two-fold, 10 secure
,,,,1,-it,v AZ home and 20 warn England
r.. - II afety lies in a closer contact
.,ith C:errE any and the triple alliance.
sfsoa,t from Cape Town. January 6.
res saws: president Kruger
ba ston,V the food supplies into JONAH
, iha s.oP' ne whole OF the national reform
t+,t has been arrested Nobody is
,,Is II enter the Transvaal without
E ssued by Kruger. II is stated
-, II vds. the secretary Of state. for
al with a secret fund at his
= induced 800 German militia
,.1 ii the TransvaaL
L" have occurred In the east end
growing out Of the fact that
o' l-'HN putch sailors about the docks
The windows Of shops kept
~ Jews were broken. and several
-" IN ps were closed.
80, li'oH nor Of Natal, S.r Walter Fran
I"T - Hutchinson. telegraphs upon
T.s -itv that 1S0 Of Jamesons fol-
20 killed thirty-seven wounded
lo"t side il is added. three were
-, - wounded.
kiIle4, hI VI dispatches from Johannesburg
2 show that on Tuesday last
~" intense excitement. the people
th'iT ~ town from The mines and
A"i Etue .1trv. The central committee
'"''' '"@ MED themselves a provisi nal
M" 1 II Cor the town. and ann0un seai
gov - 80, - III 1rsvis.on would be made to de-
Ii'aS r~t any body of Beers. che
iti' - -ay,rumeut was established in
li"t 4t4F Gold Fields building. aGd
we gums placed in advantageous
'hI.r ont H. The new government
p"S. natum To the government Of
Seht au r,lever. who proposed a con-
Pretoria the following day,
Irivtllr The committee hes,tatcd 10
II ORA without a conduct. Dr.
that time was hardly expected
JAhIss'" -anrr crowds surrounded the
90 4 Gold Fields building. and the
-rliting was }n fun swing. NJ
"o-N nle left town during the night in
me- - ~ rfry each Later the committee
foIl0wing communication 10 s.r
sf"t Robinson. governor Of Capa
~ We have absolute intorm2t.o
t"f0'S % f.o5v ~ Beers have been corn
u'at " Immediately attack Johannes
that'4'- boot on sight all wno have Teen
ouFE am IN agitation Affairs are ~
~ We ask YOU 20 intervene 70
ciit+N@I lives of citizens who have loag
gaUv for Their rights
az r,r ct s. stated that there is
h"I"". n fse report Of Chancellor Ho-
no tu@' .,-frv restzutd The story orig
H'it" rtta fact that To ministers we're
Ha-'N the enceror's : audience 20 Or.
pteSeHe -atarv OF stale Of the Transvzal
Ley -. The Perliuer Tzgebldtt says
Ttp''rt sySz was highly pleased wita
taat az II ~ the imperial audience. and
liT dfsratrhea a long telegram 10
10Y - ruent al Pretoria
h4s II an Jan. 6-Sir Gordon SprlEE.
of Cape Colony. succeeds Cecil
-, signed. as premier
rued that after Wednesiay' e
James8us Column, or
hEh ont 20 men. moved southwark.
.~ trd all me way throughout the
night.