The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01
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70 Push Matters.

RRRLIN, Now 2S.--ThN, Deutscho Xel-
Itung publishes tho allowing dispatch;
President Kruger and President Stoyn
have instructed EGcncrAls JouheFt and
Oronje not to split their forces into
small detachmenla but 10 strike vigorous
blows. General Joubert has three corps
one holding Ladysmlth, the second come
manding the Tugela, and tho third east
OF Eteourt, Ia order 10 cut of the British
retreat.
A Tub of n Vessel.
MANILA, Nov. 2S--Tho transport Man |
auense with Lieuteuant Colonel Webb q |
Hayes and three companies Of the:.rhir.
ty.hret infantry on board has arrived |
here. She narrowly escaped disaster.
The officers aud soldiers were for IL days
hsiling with Dnokots, The steamer was
uuseaworthy, undermanned end short ol
provisions. Her engines broke down,
and che rolled three days in n typhoon.
Guerrillas Now.
MANILA, Nov. 20, II r. M.--The las
Filipino council OF war was held by the
leaders at Bayombong Novcm-
ber Is, In tho sshouHe now occupied by
Gen. Macarthur. II was attended hy I
Aquinaldo, Pho del Pillar, Garcia, Al0ian-
irino and some members OF the so-called !
cabinet. Information has Preached Gen.
from several sources to tho
Effect that the council recognised tho iu-
,ility Of attempting further resistance to
.he Americans with united forces, and
agreed that the Filipinos troops should
lcatter and should hereafter follow guer. :,
lila methods.
Beers UnderestImAted.
LONDON Nov. 26.--nespito the bright \
n outlook today, tho Times, in its re~ Y
lew OF the situation, voices the anxiety !
elt and says:
The activity ths Beers display at h
oints separated by hundreds OF milea, q
heir ability / invest several towns, o.
heir readiness offer battle at Belmont
nd again at GFaspan their widespread ol
south OF UIan"a Tlver, and u
ieir bold and offensive a., iNn Ia Natal j.,
'em to indicate numbers isr IN excess cl
our estimates. II ia clear iqt the az
ilitary requirements were at iiisG great oc
underestima'ed.
Silver Republicans.
CHicAao. Nov Ex-senator Pcttigrew,
South Dakota. and cx-Congresaman
lwne, of Minnesota, members OF the n ,
tional executive committee OF the sill
r republican party are in Chicago. A sMes M
inference OF the executive committee OF ~ ~
0 party will be held here Tuesday. At "
lich plans for the coming presidential =. ~,
mpaign will be discussed. Alliance Hu
th the democratic party in the coming
npaign will be the uppermost topic OF Rai
cusHion. ha
A Wreck. -
PORTLAND, Nov. 26.-The Union Pacii- so,
passenger train which left Portland IA
) 80 last eveningimet with an accident arm
minutes later, one mile west OF Roost- am
Rock, on the Columbia RIVERA where vac
Fireman Milor lost his life, and Engi-
II Robert Hunter was badly injured.
rock slide obstructed the track and seh
J not seen until too late 10 avoid the aes ~
ision. act
Surrendered atol
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-The secretary
he.navy today Ereceived q telegram
N Admiral Watson, stating that the
ire province Of ZAmboanga, island Of
ldanao, surrendered to Commander
y, 0! the Castine, uneonditlonAliy, -
IembeE 10. Delivery OF all guns was ~
missed. Local chiefs declared them. Tha
es loyal. chm
Big Capture. vice
AFRO, Nov. 26.--Sir Francis Winpate N
he battle with the khalifa's force, il
r Gedid, captured 5000 men, women r
children. Osman Digna, she prin- Pro-
i general OF the knalita. Is still at In !