Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

hA"AAfH AANN NfHNNANNN MAN ANfH N'NAH
sion for another patriotic demOnatra-
tlon.
Gen. Butler arrived at the station ut
1;N y, m. With great difficulty his
carriage forced HE way through the
crowda that blocked every approach.
The people awarmed everywhere and
gave the stations the appearance Of a
Constant and dcafenlnR cheers
marked the approach % the royal car
rlaEca containing the Prince Of Wales
ana duke 81 Cambridge. and when Sir
Redvcra Butler allghted ana appeared
In the doorway Of the citation TO re-
cclyc tho prince and his former COM
mander-i n-chlef. enthusiasm knew no
bounds The immense waiting room
was temporarily converted into "a re-
Coptlon room where the secretary Of the
state Tor war. Lord iandsdownc Lord
Wellesley. George Wyndham. parlia-
mentary under secretary u the state
for war. General Sir Evelyn Wood,
Col. Lord Paul Mcthuf. and a host Of
other celebrities. were gathered 60 bid
farewell TO Gen. Butler. The prince
Of Wales and the duke OF Cambridge
accompanied him 10 the train. Mean
while the people filled every available
spot within the station. HANGING even
from windows. Thousands ~ threats
took up the cries Good Luckl' and
"Rememtcr Majuba'" Everybody, the
royal percentages Included. uncovered
az the train finally pulled out Of the
station.
The admiralty has been cautioned
against allowing shipownore who are 90
provide the transports. 20 engage tho
crews at Rotterdam or Antwerp, as
these ports nre nilcd with Boer upieu
and sympathlAcfa
The Bun ~ this city publisher on IT,
credible story TO the erect that the
Bocre have offered rh0Oo for the cap
ture Of Cccil Rhodes dead or alive.
Pretoria, oct. ii-CDelayed In trans
miasion)--Adviocs from Volksrust con-
firm the report that Boer command
has occupied I.nings Mex without caH-
unltica. The health OF the burgheru IL
good.
The Cape government has advised the
telegraph department here that no FUR
thor tolcrramH viii be received from
the republic. Communication by way
OF Natal. however ~ stlll open.
There are several Brltoua here who
are unable " leave owing 10 lack of
funds and the Ttnnsyaal government II
arranging TO move them 10 the Cape
Colony border. All rcports from NolkH-
rust agree that the burghers there are
unanimous In the opinion that the set
Element this time must be conclusive,
They are anxious TO night, but they pre-
fer nghting TO giving their assent TO an
unsatlsfaotory solution OF the crisis.
II II not known definitely this even
Ing Friday) when tho next move VIII
be.
Durham, Oct ii.-Authentic news has
reached here that 5000 Beers are
campod on the lngogo battlefield last
evening,
Two armored trains now patrol the
line In tho vicinity Of Ladysmith, The
transports Gaul and Henzanda arrived
today from India.
The transport wardha with eontln-
gent OF lnnccrs was compelled 10 put
back here. She encountered severe
gale on East London, southeast OF
King Williamstown and was consider
ably damaged, losing nearly 100 horses
Durham. Natal oct. 10. 1850 y, NJ
The Beers have not occupied Newcastle
The last train left last evening CIhura-
day. with the railway, telegraph ana
police officials Mr.. Jackson, the mas
strate. ana a few residents remain
there at their own desire.
The Beers are cncamped at lngogo.
fifteen miles from Newcastle.
Capetown. oct. i3.-Delayed In trans
mlssionD-A proclamation has been Is
sued signed by the governor Of Cape
Colony, Sir Alfred Miner. and the pre-
micr. W. 4. schrriner. saying that ow-
ing To the state OF war existing between
the imperial governmen, ana the
Trnnavnni and the Orange Free State,
Il n oxpcdient TO warn Brltlshers ana
others OF their duties and obligations
TO the queen. II oXhorts them 10 OBJ
serve loyalty TO the queen and the gov
eminent ana 10 abstain from treason
able and sedltious acts and all words
mt M uaWAIUm 81 HWWINn al aN fInHfInW.
II warns her maiestys subjects not
to enlist or engage IN the military SER
vice OF either Of the two republics, and
not To carry on trade with or supply
goods TO either republic or TO the clti-
gems Of either.
Any one committing what n thus pro-
hlbited the proclamation says, Will be