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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12

Trouble on the ruobh Voyage Around
the World Labor Problem.

san Francisco. Sept i2-rhe steam
cr Australia arrived hero today from
Honolulu and brings udyiccs under
date Of Sept. Q aa follows;
"Thr transport cry of pu,bll ar
rived here today and reports that dur
ing the voyage from san Francisco
trouble arose between the white and
culorud soldiers over craps The nee
groos were accused OF cheating and
trouble with tho white soldiers seemed
imminent Tho arrival of provost
guard prevented trouble and during
the remainder uf the voyage the whitoa
and blacks were Kept separated and uH
punlHhmont some ~ tho rlnglgulora
were not allowed 90 land here
''lhc yacht Nuruu, one M the yUH-
rived here yesterday ON her voyage
around the world. She lyft NoW York
four years ago and hpH covered nearly
90 900 miles. under Commodore W ~
Weaver Tho Naruo win remain lu
port several weeks fOr am uyvrh1ullur
after which she viii probably go 90
the South Sea Islands, carrying out
Commodore WeoyUr'g purpose 20
cruise ull over the globe"
Among the passengers ON the steam
err Australia from Honolulu today was
Daniel A. Ray, secretary M the inter
state commerce Commission of tho
United states Senate, who has spent
two months lu Hawaii investigating
tho labor situation and other matters
for the Hawaiian congressional COM
mission. MI. Ray has visited all tho
Islands ana seen many owners ana
managers OF sugar plantations, He ~
OF the opinion that the solution OF the
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ARRIVAL OF THE DIANA.
Pep Expedition Steamer Reaches Cape
Bfe,on,
The Lieutenant starts Tor the North
Pole Next February FUN Hc-
port Of Discoveries.

sydney C.. u. Sept i2-Thc Pcary
Arctic clubs chartered steamer Diana
arrived here today from Etah. north
Greenland, August -, with all well on
board.
Lieut. peary and his two companions.
with native allies. were lot iu excellent
health and spirits comfortably housed
Cor the winter with provisions FOR two
years and au ample supply ui dog food.
one hundred aud eleven wnlrus have
been killed since Aug . Cor that pur-
pose.
poury viii remain ut Etah until Fob
fuufy, whom with A party VI natives Doc
VIII Eu Co Fort Duugrr and thence begin
HE journey Co the Pole either by the
Greenland coast ur from Cape HUllu. uH
conditions may determine.
Secretary Herbert H. Bridgmln uf the
lrnry club, iu command roy The Diana
expedition leaves for Sew York tu-
morrow morning IuMuE prury'H fun
reports NJ hiH last years work ami maps
ut bio discoveries.
in h.s nomenclature pcury has boz
slowed names ut ruary Arctic club
members. The iurthurmuHt north land
beyond Greedy TInrl lH named lgrup-
land. honor ut ilHut Morris Is.
Juaup, ~ the club. a bay about au
milUu iu rNtaut south uf the ilurd was
named Cannon Bay and mountain
400 feet hlTh near De- huld. Mount
lrigmuu. Tor th. treasurer and spgrU-
tnry uf thH CLUB respectively, while uu
the east r.IH uf Nae divide ~ GrIuuyl-
lend arc BE- a.lt.a Sands and Purrth
glaciers, li.HmHWurjh hlll ANA FlnFlor
UuNH.
Mr Ur m1n also hrrEa Gracly ok.
petition rylHui,HD records and private
papers ui m.mhHrH Uf thut party and
raNtant stt no lupI.ar HurhOr in 1876
10y Lieut. 'uUw hlWuaO beaumont, OF
the English expedition, brought by
Lieut. Lockwood iu 1858 90 Fort ConEer,
ana an recovered by prtry az the latter
place ln May lsHi. Records N English
Cairns on Norman Lockyor and wash
ington Irving islands are also aont 90
the poury club.
The Dlaua'H cruise occupied % days
and over 5000 miles Htvumiug, of which
twenty uight days ana 100 miles were
north NJ Cape York, without detention
OF any Kind by Tee. She carried the
Stars and stripes 20 1910 degrees, far
thor north than any American ship
since HulIH pn'uriH iu 1871.
She VIII return Immediately 20 ST.
John, n. r., her home pore, and go out
u commission
The Fran was last seen August rs,
ten miles from Eiah, fast ln the Zee
and heading north
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Tho board Of equalization on city
water rates viI meet again Thuutuy.
from 90 o j., no., In Superintendent
Gaines Office, Joint city and county
building.
County Treasurer Lynch hla srnt Out
all the general tax notices for the cur
ront year Th1se who do not receive
their notices should call at the post
office FOR them.
Judge Zane and Judge Henderson
concluded the arguments to-day before
Judge Marshall. Ia the case OF s. 81
Iarvis and r. II, Conklin We. the
Bear River Irrigation and Ogden Wa
terworks company.
Capt $. NJ. Donncli. after a residence
OF ~ years IN this city will return TO
san Francisco D. make HIS home for
the future, Capt, Donucll was manager
for the state of the ilrc underwriters
uf the Pacific coast. and returns Co
SAN Francisco 90 an similar posltLn
He leaves In about "a week His many
friends VIII learn with much regret Of
his move,
Judge McMastrr issued search war
rant today authorizing an officer 90 oN-
amino the room OF Harriet l.. Harris.
No. sOi Tompleton building. II wac
Tor the purpose OF recovering nhout
three hundred letters from the Dlctlon-
any a Encyclopedia company Of Chi
cnFo 60 J. NJ Ersklno. The affidavit
II sworn 90 by Ersklnc. aud the onenso
IL characterized ae grand larceny
State Auditor Richards ~ I'm receipt
OF "a statement from NJ. NJ, steele Jr.
Garfield county giving the total as
HeHfod valuation of an property in that
county. The total MSS aHsm mt d. SOS 2i9.
ana the levy eight mills rendering the
county on state aud state school Tux.
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MAY RETAIN CHILDREN.


Wallace n, Fcnton Instituted divorce
proceedings against Murvona C.. Fenton
this afternoon by fling a suit IN the
Third district court asking for an am
nulmont OF the marriage bonds existing
between himself aud defendant on the
ground of deFortion.
The complaint alleges that the mar
rlngc took place IN this county Janu-
airy o. 1854. ana That tho defendant de-
rcrted plaintiff october 10. 1892.
There are two girls. aged ~ and r.,
who, plaintiff says, reside ot present
with their mother. lnnsmuch uH the
defendant desires 30 retain the custody
and control OF the children, plaintiff
says he has no objection. and what's
more has given his consent TO hcr hay-
lng them
Plaintiff further alleges that he has
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EMERY's BAD FIX.
alleged shoplifter Now Accused OF
uTahl Larceny; Goods Value $3.50.

Evidence Ia piling up against Ralph
'"n'ly' the alleged shopllftor, at IA rate
,'a' BIDS fair to keep him In the peni-
"AuHy for several years TO come.
Ihll afternoon before Justice Tim
wony he pleaded not guilty to the
ualg' OF petit larceny for stealing
nl't dozen pair OF socks from Walker
"'''' Dry Goods store on Saturday
uoFn'nE' During the absence OF his
1'''lAey' Grant II, Smith. the case
".N' over until tomorrow afternoon
"n'n further charges will be preferred.
a Few minutes after he was arraigned
VI" mo above charge. he faced more
F.. ''ous one that OF grand larceny, lie
% now accused OF stealing a ladies'
-'l'sfin aacque from the store or the
'1'i Lake Fur company, Charles Ebert
proprietor, 70 cast Third south. The
Ilr coat Is valued at $3.50 ana was
stolen from the store on September ist
~ In the former case. Emery pleaded
10y guilty and the hearing went over
unh tomorrow afternoon.
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Sheriff IIowolls' chief deputy. John
tlonoer ut an execution sale this morn
iuE. and whom Do got through he count
od up $50. aud "a cigar The goods sold
consisted Of % miscellaneous Dot ~
wine. soda water bottled brrr kaEgrd
bocr whisky, bottio.. dccAutera, jugs.
glafs's, Clrars. with numerous ctcctrne.
and they were Knocked down Co pri-
NHtc partl.n They were seized three
months 1ED. under ln attachment grow
Ing out OF the suit ~ the Wagner
brewing company w Fred Peterson. the
orstwhile proprietor of "a puloun in the
Ricketts, block on State street The
Judgment was Tor $3.50. and costs.
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The signal corps o. the Utah Ma
aonal Guard IN very anxious to enlist
/, the Philippine service. and Governor
Wells has tclcgraphcd the desire to the
war department at Washington. The
request was quietly wired yesterday ar
tsrno0n and favorable answer Is
hourly expected. The State executive.
"a conveying the request Of the corps.
,ompumontcd thom highly ON their cf-
fsloncy. although 10th 20 have them
lave the National Guard. The corps
consists Of twcnty-thrcc men at the
present tlmo though there are but nine
tom IN active membership. They can.
says captain Grcencwald. be recruited
90 forty Ia twelve hours notice. All
,he men except captain and ncutonants
rank as ncrgoants and get about $40
rar month. They are exceedingly
anxious to 40 In a body, ana that ~ tho
way they have expressed themselves to
the government
HOSPITAL CORPS ALSO.
The National Guard Hospital corps
70 NNA ANNHAh'Ah nav NiNN NNAhNN''ANA Nv
srlcca. Il wants to accompany the
sgnal corps. and last night visited
Fort Douglas. and the following signed
APPLICATION blanks: John Robinson.
Julius CLARK, Charles Russell and
Harley Parrot. chief Steward J. X.
Bodell gave them very nattering rec.
ommendatlon This afternoon. These
young men viii all undergo cxnmina-
ton tomorrow. They win get SIS
month plus 20 per cent In timo OF war.
Frank Jacobs. q years OF age of salt
Lake. enlisted In the Hospital corps to-
day a young man named Knox OF
logan signed the rolls yesterday.
CAPTAIN GREENwALD TALKS.
Captain Grecnwuld when interview
"a BY a "Ncws" man this afternoon
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talked confidently OF the outlook and
Hulds "lf We utp accepted We VIII, i
am sure. make q record for ourselves
aud Tor the state Of Utah Wa vol
uutcerH have already performed nu,eh
excellent work Tor the government.
"iu the event of acceptance said the
"NowH" man. you win 10 AZ an or
Rnuizntlon. viii your
90. certnlnly=nnd be- known as the
Utah signal corps. That 10 our OBJ
jcct In cnlisunE. u Governor Mglls
rDts "a favorable reply We can muster
M Co full strength on twelve hours noe
ticc II necessary. We have o member
ship of twCuty-une now; twenty three
o. the limit under the State law ul.
though I understand tho government
permits recruiting W 90 thirty or forty.
II will Doe very easy To- Wyt that number
nr we already have applicants 20 ON
all these places. They nrv all un-
married us IL the fact with every man
now Ia the corps"
WHAT THE CORPS HAS DONE.
The corps has done some very EN-
Client work and according 60 some ~
the volunteers who have Just re-
turned from the Philippines, u u FAR
On advance NJ similar organizations
there. Speaking OF g. accomplishments
this afternoon, Captain Greonwuld
said I'VE have flashed messages from
NNr NNNNN NNfI SUIT AH.lNN NNlNNNH NNl'fA
with an the smoke ~ the Sandy ana
Murray Hmeltyrs 90 Ensign Peak,
distance u thlrty-hvo miles: we have
also sent most successful m, atsFeH from
Saltnir 10 Fort Douglas; OUT nag aig-
malls have been easily interpreted at
seven miller and our lantern signals ne
ak In one Instance they were even
read at twenty miles"
OFFICERS AND MEN,
The personal Of the corps is az follows
both as TO officers aud mon.
Captain J. J. GrUcuwald, First Lieut.
Walter Scott. Second Lieut.. T. o.
Tobias.
Walter skidmorc John
Hanson John Engstrom, Major white,
-. GrinlthH. Walter Gilbert Harry
kucnss. Henry W. Welte Harry bun,
Henry J. plumhof Joseph CUcil, Geo.
Hague Jack Robinson, Walter Pike,
John Hanks Loo 4. Molinclll.
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Commander of Crui.sr baltimore Royalty
Treated.


Baltimore. Md.. sept. is.-captain N.
A. Mayo Dyer commander or the crul.
'"r baltimore Boo tho memorable
conflict uf May .. lsls 90 Manila. ty4a
h'nuf'l hy thIs city today. HoHIdsues,
yhl huHln'"H huuHgH were gay with
bunting, The streets were TANNED with
people wearing Dyer" butt1ua and
Dyer halE1a. and an the ships In
in' hlrh"r regardless OF nationality,
were drgk,i boo bis honor
\ lfUfrHfluu. composed uf the Fourth
ana Fliih regiments Uf tho Maryland
National buurd.thU naval reserve c1rfs.
~" fltih regiment veteran curpa. two
companies OF o.. b. urtIllery furuarH
from Fort McllCrry. the M1rylund az
Vision uf mo Grand Army uf the Re-
public ana many uniformed civic and
semi military organizations piraund
through ihu principal streets uf the
city passing the city hall. where lt was
reviewed hy captain Dyer Upon an
Immense platform. 5000 school children
were fu arranged nn TO form an im-
myr"o Imitation uf tho American Tag.
When the parade Ind passed. Mayor
Master. on behalf OF the city council
OF baltimore and 81 the citizens gene
orally. presented to Captain Dyer "a set
uf resolutions commencing his conduct
at Manila ana hlH record aa nm officer
after which Do handed him mlgnin.
cent sword. ulso the KIT of the city
council aud Of the people % baltimore.
captain Dyer accepted both in q Hpeovh
tull ~ gratitude and uAprrsIiuns % tho
feeling toward his hosts and
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Cen Miles say. that Result. Have Iiecn
saiisfactory Miles and Manila.

Sew York Sept ~ Major General
Miles said last night uf tha recent tests
az SANDY Hook uf high explosives.
Ihg OBJECT ~ these tests was Co as
certain the force and power NJ new exc
piotivcH, the effect " CuucuHaion nu
vel HH the power Of breaking prujoc-
lllts into triEunntury pieces. The pos
hlbilly " throwing high explosives
umuFi urmur plate was also tyHtrd
Win fuiciy aud the fact WIS dpmon-
stfhtol that prpircllics containing high
explosives can Doc thrown long dis.
ihnceH. ten. twelve ana fourteen miles.
~ TACT. uf fnr uH Do la possible 10
throw any pruiUrtllo from amy kind of
"a gun Each trial and toHt thus far
has been entirely HutiHfuytofy
lu response ca renewed Inquiry
whether there was any prospect uf his
EuluE Co Manila Go ASSUME command
Of the United States forces thvrc. Den.
Miles said.
81 cannot toll There arc no new de.
Ncl1pmsuts lu tho matter su FAR na I
know. Certainly such mission would
hv t serious aud responsible one and !
pun think TINT anybody would ask 90
Doe H'nt there A variety of C1mpllz
Gated problems await solution ln the
Philippines"
Asked lf be- would not like to go out
there and undertake tho solution %
these problems. Gen. Miles smiled trau-
guilty and rupllrls
1T is "a soldiers duty Co g1 whore Do
ls sent, and 90 DO the very best he can
when hn gets there"
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May Cook filed suit Tor divorce
against T.. r. Cook in tho Third dis.
trict court today. alleging that the
marriage took place az VisallH. Cilifor.
mia. May 2sth. 1896 and that one year
later. lacking i've daya the defendant
dcsortod plaintiff and that for on. yea.
laat past he has failed To provide hIa
wife with the common uoccsalrips Of
life. The prayer 90 tho complaint ll
that the bonds of matrImony existing
between plaintiff ana defendant bo dis
solved. The defendant ls said 90 Doe
railroad conductor on one % the roads
In Minnesota, earning salary ot {i2j
per month.
itrcbs n lIoppaugh are Mrn. Cooks
ntLlrmLN..
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ASSAULTED BY CHAPMAN.
Warrant out for the Arrest OF the
Atlanta Professional Blcyclist.

T.. +. Nelson. trainer Tor oscar Julius
ana Edmonda, tho bicycle racing men.
this morning aworc out complaint be-
foro Justice Timmony charging j. y.
Chapman, the well known professional
bicycllst, with assault ana battery
According 60 Nelson's story Elm1udH
was training on the Salt Palace track
yesterday afternoon when Chapman
came ON. Apparently the Atlanta Cy-
cllst wanted the entire track 90 h.m-
SELF and proceeded 90 crowd Edmunds
on The pole. Nelson told hts man Co
stay on the track and NOT mind Chap
man, then, Nelson says, chapman
Jumped OF hiH who'll punched him lu
the face and proceeded 90 choke him.
when b. was pulled on hy the byHtaud-
crs. For this action Nelson proposes 90
have HntiFfaCtion. AZ $3.50 this after
noon umcur Davies started out with
warrant OF arrest Tor the YOUNG bity-
Cllst.
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GETS FIFTY DAYS.


Harry Hastings. mn cirhtcon-yuar-oll
boll-boy az the Knutsford hotel. plead
guilty 10 petit larceny By taking two
marked dollars that was purprsely lDlt
Ia room By clerk Harry Burton. Mr.
ilcnshaw manager OF tho hotel stated
that money had been missed from ware
iuus rooms. Including that uf Mrs.
Emory, since the boy had been in hiH
employ, tho ucuHed had further been
seen trying to break into "a locker.
The ease was soon disposed 90 hy the
court administering q Tine NJ $50 ur
hfty days ln jail the young man elect
Ing To- go 60 JAIN where be- viii exchange
his Immaculate linen. pressed pants ana
sporty shoes Tor a pair of oyorlllH aud
hruEunH.
Wilmer johnson. rcd-hend1d youth
with 20 game leg was .ihe next culprit
o. come under the judicial eye.
You were charged with being uulnw-
fuzzy drunk yesterday. Were ypu2"
Yes, SIR"
"a fighting Jazz eh7 l think you had
about 81 worth u fun. You are fined
Sc or five days.
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Volunteer. on Hoard Were In Big nurr,
20 MrI Homo.


Now York. Sept IA dispatch 10 the
Herald from llungklur says. Many
serious complaints have boon made by
the discharged soldiers now on board
the transport Tartar which iE now Doe
Ing repaired here. These mon declare
that the vessel 10 uyrugruWdUi. that
she Dr. ln bad sanitary condition. aud
that the supplies NJ food are insufficient.
The officers iu charge admit the gene
uluougss of some Of those complaints.
but they declare that tho discharged
soldiers crowded the ship OF their own
accord, although they had an option Of
remaining iu Manila until tho next
truuplhlu should sail The condition uf
the vessel viii seriously affect the
health NJ the returning soldiers There
are le01 uf them on bourf, being Cur-
rlHl back 40 san Fraurlsgu,
Tho soldiers uu the Tartar are frater-
n.zlug with The British regulars on duty
here. and are being entertained lt the
various mysHuH uf the garrison. A. these
gatherings tho Aurlu-Amprlcuu allie
ung. Dr. always enthusiastically toasted.
The Tartar VIII SAN Tuesday
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Washington, sept IA number VI
appointments ln the volunteers ate am
huuntod, among them being.
'aNigfnia-Iu be- captains John
Cooke. late captain battery q. DBlIflr.
mia artillery. i3rd.
George %. Duncan. late captain Sixth
California volunteers. tgti.
william Elliott late captain Eighth
California. iarl.
y. a. Forbes late major. Eighth CALI
fornll. ilnl.
FrHuuk e.. prpscutt late major Eighth
California. tlfd.
furnn. iird.
~ Weller, late major. Seventh cali
furnlu. itth.
TO bc nrst Lieutenant. *. G.. Mnatel.
lar. late second lieutenant Sixth call
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WAS RECEIVED QUIETLY.
Premlers Report on the Opyus Verdict
Throughout, France.
London Merchant. Instituting a vIg-
orous boycott OF the Paris EHpo-
sitiou- Drcyius Hearing UP,

Paris, Sept. i2-At today's cabinet
council the PREMIER ~ waidock- Rous-
Fcau, Informed his colleagues that tho
had received reports from the projects
" the various departments which
showed that the verdict OF tho Rcnncs
court martial had been everywhere re-
Cyly,i quietly
Up to this hour Qsi5 ,. M It la pre-
sumel the council took no action In
the brUyfuH or other matters OF great
Importance. Il was one of the frequent
meetings held by the cabinet and was
not hurriodly called. being announced
several days oRo. No special impOrt-
uuCu u attached 20 H.
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Utah SIGNAL CORPS
WANT TO ENLIST
Governor Wells Telegraphs the War Depart
ment at Washington OF Their Eff
cheney and Desire to Go to the
Philippines in Body.

arces for Their Acceptance Said to be Very dood-Cap
tain reenwad Tells OF the Excellent Work Already Done
-Tweny.tfree Members Now With the felographers-Can
be Recruited TO Forty in Twelve llOurs-All the Men
Except Captain and Lieuenans Rank as Sergeants-
National Guard Hospital Corps OF Six Members Also
Anxious to Enlist-Appleaton Blanks Have Been Signed
viii be Examined Tomorrow.
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Industrial Home Sale Not to be
Awarded for Two Weeks.
LOOKING THE MATTER UP.
Dr. rlteomb's Bld OF s22,6OO Will be
Accepted, n within the
Limit.

IspEcIAL TO THE "NEws."l
Washington. D, c.. Sept 1.-THE
contract Tor the sale OF Industrial
Christian Homo at Salt Lake City will
not DO awarded for at least two weeks,
supervising Architect Taylor will In
'''lgu'o all bids before reaching de-
'''on, 1t ia probable that tho bid Of
Charles II, Tlteomb OF salt Lake, OF
'''''''' will be accepted II 1t 10 within
tho limit.
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Won by the American, McGo,crn, In tho
Iirst Hound,

Tuokuh0r. n. y. sent i2-Gl0rIlus
sunshine greeted the Thousands Uf yIs-
TORS who thruuEol the hIE slnEEuIr
the American pugIllst and pndur
Palmer ut England fought fNr tho
worlds bantam championship today,
McGoyvrn was 20 decided flyuuta In
the betting, ullH OF 100 tu So being
freely ll.i un the American
Round l-McGuyvrn wins iu the first
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Paris Sept l2-rho Journal says
the duke OF orleans will have cause
tu rHgr.t the part Doe has taken Zoo tho
nr.y'uH affair adding that the English
marriage M tho son uf the duke u
Charities, that tho king of Belgium has
requested thu duke Of orleans not 20
stuy in Belgium ana that the kIug NJ
luIy hI# forbidden his nephew. tho
duke ur Austu. whose VITO r. the sIs-
lur of fhH duke Uf orleans. Co receive
the duke on orleans 10 ho comes to
Italy
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Barcelona. Sept lg-Tho discomfort
over tho new tlNas continues. ClrIlBt
plota have been discovered in tho
nolghh0rlng Villages and surrounding
heights have been Invaded by the ciyli
guards,
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he Also Gets a Cargo Of Ammuni-
ton for the Transyaal.
TROOPS SAIL FROM INDIA


'np"toNn. F.rt ta-tt is uai.r.fs,i
ih' reply of tha uuush secretary ~
state fur tha colonies. Alr. Jos. cham
h.f.uiH. 600 ths lua. Tnusyaii rofe. b,,
been received uy tu. Haush high com.
missioner slr Alfred Mulaor ana f,r.
warded Co Pretoria.
Pretoria. Sept o. 1850 % nth,
british clbIn,ta dispatch Of Friday b,.
lu.i been handed Goo fl. rnnsyaai GOV.
L'Gr'nzp Marques, Delagoa uay.sopt.
y CONSIGNMENT OF 100 caters 1f am
inu9lii."n Tor the Tpusyaal haa bogn
landed hero.
s.mll. nr.t.ph India. Sent. Eth.
mot transport Tor South Africp All.
Wi.l ll" hD.l hospitals from bombay
.l' l' aH1 ihH entire force from fn.
dIi Niu D.. embarked by sent ~
''N Hunter tho chief ia rfnn will
'''' rIni1 tomorrow Cor South Africa.
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made a just and equitable dlylsion Of
all his property with his wife. ami that
she iH not entitled 20 any further ai-
lowance either nH alim0ny, or other
wise.
Ferguson q Cannon are plaintiffs
nttoruOyH
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Vancouver 49, g.. Sept t2.-Joscph
Bremen committed suicide last night,
at Ashcroft. while temporarily Insane,
bound freight,
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cables the following CaHuNtir7.
KILLED.

AZ Cohu. Twenty third Infantry Au-
gust a5th, NJ srrEelnt Samuel uurruy
Lance, Corporal George a.. Burger.
Joseph Cummings.