Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

So ~ Uu'hlhH WIS known there ~
H., w .hhl demand FOR the with
fr@n,in, VI 'ho british troops from tho
~ meeting ~ liberal members OF IN.
tlnuAe OF Commons. lncludlna s.t.r,i
inllhyr members 0f liberal eaii,,,,s
l h,ld 'hlf morning at thu private
1,,rDsi,i.. ~ tho leader Of the liberal
Ctmpl,'ii. mn, VIC house. Sir Henry
LIZ. IVY, hhHnefunu.
a. w., .uhJect under consideration VIVA
W.. koN'fhmcntH South African n,it@,
a.N IN, meeting resolved tg stipp"rt
~ ASIhlntnt uu the ryasaHmbiing 81
~. Nv, ~. lament. even az the exponso ~
WI TIE present Official lsidgrs ~
lhe liberal party in conniet MIN n1a w
,9Iin't colleagues, Sir WlUiam v,rno,,
t'outt ana Sir John Morley
rue various announcements r,,s, r,tt,,,.-
hu,f movements econ 10 indieaf. tb.i.
- ,'''., llAh 81 campaign IN tho event
U,.. Ihelr chief force nppar.
thlly would surround th. n5rr,,,,
stretch Of Natal territory. mtttns in,a
,hy Tranavaal thus thrent.nins
i@nlNHntk. thhrlsstoWn and pund.7
WINE the Orange Free State command,
H'ih ltuirlamlth ~ expected 10 tU..r,t.
near Van ko-nnns paaa. and tbrsaten.
he ls'hyrmith. Military crltics nre
onhu"nt thht Great Britain will hold
~ wv IN Natal The Frec State
a.. '.A'A.'AA 70 " moving NINMa
~ II r. probable the Government ha.
Loaned a portion Of the Free state AZ.
ullnfy 10 the 1rnusvuu The only ,l,r,-
eentrauon At present IL at Harrismitb
~ ihc northeastern section OF tho Fr.,
state, and at Boahof. north,gest IN
i ~, ni9,ntoin, IN a position threatening
,N :, ana fourteen etrcama al
houkville, where the burghera cxpect
The aid OF tho disloyal portipn 81 tbe
farmcru and at AllynI nnrth il, -.
Colony 80 N"fN
Llctcnburg IL tho base Of Com.
mhndhnt CronJo's movement ON IN,
western border, mbnacinE the Nfafeltin.r
iai,May between Mnfcking and Vriburg,
In liechuaualand.
There Ia a well authenticated rcuort
that "a large force OF Boer-, IL n,,,,,ntl,'t
az selik. az tho Junction of the Crooo-
que end iongoln rivers evidently with
thg object % destroying the railway.
lho northern commando, whose haas
~ az Faeubufg. c1nfronta plummefso
column, which will move nearer the
border today
lhe report rcFarding tho movement
OF hocr artillery IL probably oxngEcr-
Ated, Az IL IL believed the burEher,,
POSSESS few guns and Il II unlikely thf,t
th'y would dlsmnntc their forts In ~
der TO take gnrrisOn plgcva u tho mont.
Inc military authorities estimate that
thcre hrv now 1900 BOcru IN the field.
Late adylcra from CApctown this after.
noon Indicate Widespread imprersisn
thcro that unless the naers baatn hoa-
Utilities by Thursday they will not airht
out Yield 10 the imperial demands when
formulated.
The Cupe house OF assembly last syon-
lhF agrtsad Go a motion inHtFuctinn the
government 10 dunAud the apoody re-
lurn to Cape Colony Of all rolling stock
IN mo orange Frcu STATE or the Trans
wal.
a special dispatch from Johannesburg
.tyH the bocr officials there continue %
urge the British subjects who nomnln Ia
leave and II IL believed an WIN Do not
VIII De marched under oacOrt along tho
oalitohd until train In reached to car
~ thcm away
orders have been Issued from prctoria
tossing an the saloons In the gold fields.
Tho Tfnnaynhl government has taken
over tho Pcrrelcrn minos and All the
mines In the gold fields
4 group or nve OF the Ecksteln mines
ave bcvn closed Additional Transports
WIN troops from India arrived this
morning at Durham, Natal, and viii pro-
'cf-i 10 the frunt Immediately. ii la
.umorcd there that tho Bopt7a are With
iraWing frun thu Natal border, owing
20 the lack NJ forage
Montague white consul general OF thu
iouth African republic IN London. In.
armed the Associated Press today that
he Irnn-yuAl and IN. Orange Fnos
'tnto agreed some days ng-1 10 present "A
olnt demand 20 Great Britain 10 with
RAW her troops from tho fruntier. but
.o asserts that he advised aEainst this
,resentnuou. ana 30 FAR ns he knows
no demand has never reached tho Brit
Va foreign office,
Gavin Brown CLARK. tho liberal MON.
gr OF parliament Tor Caithncaahire.
no teleErnphed portions NJ the speech
Z last Friday by tho lord president of
he council the duke ~ pvvonshirp.
Inch Mr.. clark thought Afforded an
ponlng for u pacific settlement. re-
eiycd the following reply from Pre-
lrin dated oct. 3; THE Fovernfncnt
tho South African Republic il greht-
grutlned 10 learn that powerful In.
uences Uro az work 10 influence a
ehccful settlement. Considering, how
yer, the manner In which their nvc-
EAR franchise proposals were r,jectoi
iler The government had cvefy reason
, believe that they would be accepted:
insldering also tho Abandonment 0f tho
lint commission proposed hy Grnt
ritnln, as wen ms the declaration that
be- British government regarded mi
'rmcr proposals as abandoned AMI are
'rmulaiing fresh proposals. tho govern.
.ont OF the African Republic does not
'ol ~ liberty Go rcformulltc the re-
cited proposals.
III the desire for peace be- earnest ana
nretc an excellent opening is uffurdoi
tho runsylalH acceptance of the
INT cuWmlFgIou, n proposition omnn-
llnF from tho British government
hlch if carried out, would und0ubtod
bring q satisfactory and honorable
'ttlemont"
a London agency publishes dis.
ltch from Paris saving II is rumored
ierc that srni-onclil exchange OF
Jews IL proceeding hdtweau Russia