Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

lance before thl enemy wac aware u
fnUlr presence. a nalI battery waa aiHl
.ont 1nd 10 secured q good position com.
Wluiing thc gnCuy'a camp. which was
lurgu tue. nHg.rnl with army wage
aua and other .Uhlc'ea
'haligrH hin was well fortified and
provided with mood rurH AZ . o'clock
The British opsusd nfc. the noctri ropiy.
INK with spirit but bad nim. The Brit
Iah quickly cont q i1-puund shell into
the clmp. lnllcunE terrible loss and
apfUIdlug panic among the enemy our
cavalry then aturmod the position thH
Doors nsclng prcclpliatoly leaving
many dead nud wounded aa woli aa thr
whole camp equipment. lu the hands
Of the British. This success VIII upset
the plans of the Orange Free State
cummnudtfa ana 20 lhly win prov nt
them giving the British further trlu-
Die from the wcst'
Adylcos from Estcourt, dated Novcm-
Der 3rd at noon cay the noetu con.
tluuc 60 shell Lady smith. but arc doing
littlc damage. The naval guunUfa from
the Powerful have finally succeeded
ln dlsmantIinr the forty-pounder posted
on iiepworth'a hill Duriug o. rccpunoiH-
sunce yesterday afternoon 90 the south
the uritsh cavalry charged through
the enomy doing great damage.
The Times publishes "a dispatch from
ycmber ard. which nnyH "The Dutch
residents here have received news ~
aaugulnnfy battle fought yesterday.
probably hrtwDUn LndyHmlth aud Coz
louso, a large uumhor 0f The BoorH
were Killed. many being relatives OF
Natal Dutch residing IN this place.
The English residents have no knoWl.
edgu ~ any engagement
Transports have Just been secured Tor
the WuuluWlch huWlt1er brigade, which
will be hurried 90 the Cape Tho bril-
gado has 10000 rounds OF nve-lnch
iyddlte shells awaiting a. According
ip tho estimates. q Single she'll falling
into compact body. Will kll 800 mon.
10 was demonstrated ln the battle ~
Omdurmuu. which destroyed the army
OF NhnlIfa Abdullnh, that large num-
bora of pervishes were killed by suno-
cation. while hundreds OF yulturcn and
eagles fcll ON the battlefield from the
cause.
The colonial Office announced that no
further Information had been received
regarding the retirement OF the Brit
ish forces from ColenHo. and that the
reported rising OF the BaHutoa had not
been confirmed.
nlcd Thursday afternoon. HayH; while
the naval brigade was pounding away
az the Boor batteries this morning. "a
plrty Of British cavalry and V0luu.
tteru were sent out. Creeping round
the hills, they surprised and captured
one OF the cnomys campA"
A special dispatch from LadyHmlth
describing the engagement az Beatcrn
hlll says the Beers were completely
routed and suffered heavy loss Their
entire camp was captured, The CORE
spondent goes on 10 say An artillery
duel o. In progress. a British shell
struck a nocr io.poundcr and com
4 ulHfnlW wrecked IL 4"
a Cnpotown dispatch. dated Novem.
her End. says ION the suggestion N
Gen. white. the women ana children
were sent south last evening, a large
number OF men loft at the same time.
Some Of these behaved badly toward
the women.
"Entirp confidence D. sim rcposod
here In Gen white and his H-ld. and
! 10 ~ expected that another pitched
battle VIII dispel the lingering hope N
the RncrH that they will be able TO
take i.hdyHmith,"
Colony. south Of Burghorndorp. says
trains have ceased running between
that point and Allwnl North On the
Cape Color idc of orange river
Anotho' Patch from Lldyrmlth
says The z. have proclalmed the w;
To the tngr Free state
The rInish transport Nlncych ar
rived 90 Cnputown Thursday from
England. bringing the New South
Wales lancors from Aldcrahot Tho
lnuccrH were Enthusiastically vol
cnmod By the municipal authorities
| and the pupulacc The presence or the
lnncerH was eagerly seized upon at
once as nnording The people Of care
Colony un opportunity Of showing their
/ gratitude for the help rendered By "a
sister colony
Tho ncwa on the LOSSES az I.adysmlth
caused m unmistuknblo depression, cH-
ncciully when counlod with the fact
/ that the Hocra Invaded the colony AL.
trost simultaneously. The Dutch Of
/ the colony arr proving themselves loyal
/ 90 the British government. ana 40 TAR
az haa been naccrtaincd. fow Of them
/ iolucu the Beers
Tc Hoer prisoners have arrived at
SlmnnHtuwn. near Cnpctnwn, where
they are well treated.
Advices from AluHcru BaHutoluud,
say that the Doors are again urging
/ CHEZ Jonathan and the other hnauto
chiefs 60 rebel, threatening 10 shell the
oinclnls out of MuHrou and Holotsi
north of Mnseru ana 90 destroy them
and thslr sympathiEerr. The chiefs,
however. maintained their loyalty and
the defense OF M1scru has boon
strengthened by two machine guns. tho
presence OF which Inspires confidence
Adyices from Durham, Natal dated
Nov. end says the official rollcau
shows thai $40 members " the Glouc,s.
torahire regiment and u the Royal
Irish fusiloora are mirslng, nH the ~
suit Of the enlargement ON furquhnrH
fnrm. Thirty-uyO members Of the
Glouccstcrshfe regiment ten members
OF tho Royal Irish fuallears and two
members OF tho tenth mountain battery
were found killed. Between seventy
and 100 escaped and returned TO Lady
smith, whittier 100 wounded have been
brought.
Dispatches from Colosburg Cape
Clouoy. say tho scouts scnt out Thurs
day morning ON the report that the
hncrH were on that side VI the Orange
liver. returned that evening, bringing
word that the Hnor camp Is pitched
on the Boor side OF the river.
Indian Accused Of Murder
Austin, Nevada, Nov. 6,-An Indian
who b accused of numbering the wife
and young son OF B Del Crosse, sec.
ton foreman Of the Nevada Central
Railroad has been captured ana
brought hero 10 await trial The crime