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

Rand had cn'ied upon him thlt morn.
Ing and ufauripd that ID was known IN
capitalist circles that Lord Salisbury
had determined TINT there should rot
be war aud had instructed the score
tary ~ state for tho colonies Mr.
Chamberlain. ti wire to South Africa
further assurances with regard 60 the
british da1trr 90 respect Tho complete
Independence " the Transvaai No
confirmation OF this Ii obtainable ~
official circles.
The dispatches from Newcastle.
Natal report that teiegrallic tnin-
municution IN interrupted htyund
Charloatuwn whorc the stores hGy
been looted by the natives. since TIE
departure of the whites.
Stories % the movements Of 30 ~
aud British and ~ the hurried music
and dispntch N troops on both sides
have come from other points. a tcls-
gram from t.adyamlth. Natal. says
That the orange Froe state troops
have occupsd rud closed botha's pass
mandnnt Allrochc. chief of the Free
State artillery. h proceeding IN the de
rccunn Of Kimberley with n consldorH-
bile force ~ artillery. Another force
" artillery under Commnudnnt BON
Ing. has gone 60 HarriHmlth. while
Commandnut Smith commands r. force
or artillery en- route Tor kruoustudt
The latest news received from
johannesburg. nlcd there yesterday. In
dicntes that the last rush of Europeans
to leave the town has occurred. They
crowded the trains like aardlnca. oc-
cupying every possible Inch on the
trucks. There n considerable anxiety
with regard 10 tho few who remained
behind nH communication seems Co be
cut on The mining commiasionoD
stated officially that the proclamation
N September Goth. relating 10 the pro-
lection of miners. had been Withdrawn,
and he therefore advised all BritiHhura
to leave AH soon az possible.
The british steamer Lnlpoorah,
now In the transport service. arrived
last evening at Durham. Natal. with
Held artillery, hospital curpa and
Commissnrtnt stores, from india The
troops wore promptly disemharkcd and
sent by train NJ the country
The Natal authorities have an
nuunced that no more mails will be dis
patched 60 the Trifnavnni until fur
/ thor notice. Last Fridays mail was
sent back from the frontier.
a nloemfonteln dispatch anyB that
/ the Orange Free State government has
/ ElEotted an alien eNpulslou law and
also law forblddluR the export of
| grain. stock and othor noroararioH
| without o. permit Communicating n
/ proceeding there ut lively rate. Ac-
| cordinr 90 dianntCh from inurcnzn
| Marquee, Portuguese East Africa u
| crowd of n1ofH who werr assembled nj
| the MaChudrop station forced the
| refugee hurghors Co. uncover during The
| SINGING uf n lincr song and severely
| u1ltreltcd several EngllHhWou. stab.
| blink one and kickiug another tram.
! piIur upon others ~ iH reported Their
! also that two ladies were uutuEruurlS
/ assaulted ut punrdukop station hy
| ii0eru. one being struck IN the face by
/ "a rifle showed through the railroad car
rinrc window. and the other by her az.
| Hniinnta fists.
The war ONCE. 10 ~ reported. has
received an o1er from two thousand
| officers and men nf the cuban army ful
service IN the Ttnnsvnnl
| Among the steamers chartered by IA,
| british government today Tor uurpoa,
Of transport IL tho Nombdlc.
Lloyd's publisher a report that gnll