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Great Uneasiness.

Mafeking, Oct. 1.-Great uneasiness ex-
lists here over the massing of the Beers
near the frontier. At largely attended
meeting to-day Mr.. Kiosle. former ma
jor, and other speakers complained that
the imperial authorities were neglecting
to provideproper protection for the inhab-
itants, as this border is much more ex
posed than the Natal border. The meet
ing unanimously adopted a resolution to
send telegram to the British high COM
missioner, Sir Alfred Miner, praying fur
ther protection.
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The TransvaaI's Reply

Cape Town, Oct 1.-The Cape Argus
publishes the following dispatch from
Charestown: Commandant General Jou-
bert will command the Boer forces at
Laing's Neck. This is regarded as the
Transvaal's reply to the movements OF
the British troops. There is considerable
uneasinesS here,
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Will Examine Bankers,

SOPCIHT DISpaIVN 10 t1IE SldnUafU,
Helena. Oct. Fired Whiteside and his
attorneys. W. s. Hartman and c. P. Com
molly, came over from Butte to-day to be
present at the examination before a no.
tary public tomorrow of representatives
of the four local banks, who will be
asked to tell what. if any, transaction,
they had with W. A. Clark or his agents
in the way of furnishing bills during the
senatorial contest. The evidence is to be
used in Whitesdes suit against the
Miner
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Germany,s sympathv.

Berlin, Oct. 1.-The attitude here
greatly resembles that of Germany just
before the outbreak of the Spanish
American war. The government and Of
'ficialdom are neutral, but the German
press is largely in favor of the Beers.
who are solemnly hidden to be of good
cheer, for the sympathy not only of
Germany but of the whole world is
with them
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Their Ultimatun. .

Pretoria, Oct. 1.-While to-day found
Pretoria somewhat more quiet. as the re-
suit of yesterdays exodus, detachments
of burghers are Still moving toward
Volksrust, the nearest station to the Ma
tai border. The sentiment of the Boers
was significantly manifested as the train
carrying the Pretoria contingent to the
front departed yesterday Members of
the volksraad who were looking on ex-
claimed: "That is our ultimatum."
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A Mass for Peace.

Rome, Oct. 1.-The pope to-day cele-
brated mass for peace in South Africa,
all the cardinals being present. Speak
ing to them after the ceremony, his
holiness expressed profound sorrow at
the coming conflict.
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Boise, Idaho, Oct 1.-The business done
at the United States assay office during
the month of September amounted 10
s202. 526, against s1Sl,S9l for September,
1898 an increase of s70,6Sl, or nearly 80
per cent. For the quarter ending Sept.
80 the total was $66S, 95i,
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Are Still Hopeful.

Cape Town, Oct. 1.--There is less excite
ment here than nearer the frontier, and
despite the alarming reports many we'll
informed persons in Cape Tow dtscredit
the idea that he, Beers will take the In
itative. President Kruger, 1t is said, does
not despair of the sympathy of at least a
portion of the British liberals, and he
knows that if the Beers fire the first shot
their sympathy will be absolutely for
feited.
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Dundee Threatened,

Dundee, Natal Oct. 1.--Five thousand
Beers are now concentrated in close prox-
unity to the frontier and it is reported
that they are about to take Dundee. The
most complete precautions have been
taken. Charlestown is deserted. All the
women and children have left and not
more than 10 men are now there. A To-
connective is ready to bring away the rail-
way staff.
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Will Not Command.

London, Oct. 1.-The correspondent
of the Morning Post at Pietermarits-
burg says: II understand that Com
mandant General Joubert will not COM
mand in the field. He intends to re-
turn to Pretoria. His hurried visit to
the front was to hold the young Beers
in check. Schalkburger OF the execu-
tive council will command the Beers on
the Delagoa bay frontier"
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Threatening Kimberly.

Cape Town. Oct. 2.-The Beers are re-
ported to be threatening Kimberly,
which. however, owing to the presence
of the imperial volunteers and the usual
guards for the mines. is considered
nj cat fn
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Troons Mnhilfzinm.

New Castle, Natal Oct. 1.-The johann
nesburg mail train, due at midnight, ar
rived this morning. 1t was crowded with
refugees. who reported that the train was
sidetracked at Standerion, Transvaal to
make way for trains carrying burghers to
the Natal border. Four thousand Beers
are at Sand Sprint and Volksrust, just be-
yond the Natal border The Natal police
are being called in from outlying stations
and the local troops and carbineers are
mobilizing for the defense of New Castle
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England to Blame.

London Oct. 1.-The Daily Mail pub
fishes dispatch from Pretoria, giving
the Beers side of the question. Its cor
respondent says:
large numbers of English and other
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London, Oct. 1.-Cardinal Herbert
Vaughan. archbishop of Westminster,
preaching in the pro-cathedral to-day, re-
ferred to the Transvaal crisis, saying:
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To inspect our line of Silver Plated
Ware, consisting of: (

And all the odd pieces that go to
make up perfect and complete as
eortment of useful and ornamental
Silverware.
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We Know From Expert
ence What Will Sell

We have searched the markets of
the East. visited the principal man
ufacturers and carefully picked
their choicest and newest designs,
so our customers can rest assured
that when they buy of us they are
getting the newest and latest.
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