Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-28
:. /, ,he Battle Of Gras Pan,
~ or lastin, 1888.
,OysuIrH is QUITE SAFE.
,.-co,ernmcnt Keeps i'
a,,l -eue-e. s' Events !"
the Campaign.

xov ga dispatch has
.,,,iy,d here from General bnl-
4 ,',,ss a Mt u casunitics among
-, engaged IN the battle OF uras
' N, which g. now officially desis-
L.sstbs battle Of Instin. II proves
...,,lrlied. that the british success
.-,.lv bought. The losses an ]
[...i,oday. added to the naval brig
s,,,s,ltss previously noticed make
| - total " w. as the cost Of Cen
4 49,, second battle. The York.
| =. APPARENTLY bore with the naval
| ~. The brunt Of the hshtlng' as
80, in addition TO three officers
-,.l,st Of tho rank and Me Killed.
f'.i'i and missing. The fact that
l. h, contained the casualties OF the
| y ,,.e.,, seems to dispose OF tho
| I, Aat he cavalry was surrounded
| ar,ufsd. especially ~ none OF the
A., 10 n.orted missing
| s..nl Bullors list Of casualties
Uuit among the wounded OF the
y Yorkshire llght Infantry were
{ros C. 4. Yates. Lieut. II. c.
rrA.ush and Lieut.. Ackroid' The
,auss among the non-commlH-
Il omctfs and men Of the various
s-.sY engaged were. Killed, ten'
nd. u. missing, ?.
4. var ofiicc has received the FOL
- dlfsatch from General Butler
| "A Feicfmant1burg. Natal, NOV.
isf M, news from Ladysmith. Nov.
"a M veil. An old munsage. dated
D mst arrived, begins.
.jsgbsit has explained nring ON
J, ,Hsl Cross fas previously re-
~ Have accepted explanation as
1iiciofy,
Lsut isthbrldge. rifle brigade. died
FJ4fls. Others wounded generally
~ WeIl Health u troops guod.
AZ wounded Dublin fusiicers cap
~ u armored train south OF Colen-
isi hsre today
NJ tasualtias in the reconnaissance
b lruofed train Friday. Nov. -.
N
sEnsl Lieut.. /. owen Lewis. Bom-
" =ilhiry, and ono private wound
o.
d he roonnaisaance Of sunday.
= 4 ninth lancurH. wounded, Lieut.
Q Sterling and one trooper"
slneief list OF the British cas-
Us Al GfaH Pan shows that Flag
.un Reginald G. Brotharo, % the
srA and Lieutenant Of Marines wal
L. a. -. -
al leuoftei wounded, were killed,
n additional casualties tclcgraphcd
1rtsral Butler appear to be the INST
=iiloh u the actions OF General
l'assat forces, which have yet
p npcficd. IA the ninth lunccrs
fta.llsd In a Reconnaissance on
eiiy, hey must have safely returned
~ pursuit u the Beers after the
H1f u 0fas Pan.
Aiirtlly the government II monop-
10 ne single cable working to
W africa. AZ w TO o'clock this az
io9a 10 news from the seat of war
l'sa made public with the cXccp-
q utuefal Hlller's dispatches,
= PARTICULARLY tnntaiizing at the
~ crucial moment. while the lat
tst "A q a fairly rcassuring char
ION the British point 81 View,
y q u i assumed 60 be true on In
n, evidence. For Instance. the
~ eaH,ure of Honey Nest Koof,
,teh there u no confirmation. and
80. q the tnpld retirement OF tho
N natal, which must be- received
u i.el appcars to be that the Brit.
s9qh have lost touch OF the
,,ns portions ~ whose force, after
having out N the reach Of OBJ
~ nav, II " claimed make n
ellh The object NJ lntcrruntlnp
.nu,h line Of communication,
~ nshung may be expected u,
w On the southern frontier. Pos.
nsnrfal Gniacrc's first battle viii
H lough passes OF the Stormbcrg
" nariicular scrvico soundrnn ol
-',uih neot has been ordered Il
~ y. " nlbrhltnr December 9Th. II
,,avAappy tepl7ce The cham aaund
4, ' ,lsh 10 coming home for Christ,
i-i.,s,l mat the French cabinet hn,
49, we minister Of war 10 refua.
h 80 leave 10 20 abroad. ant
., n aps"nllng themselves II
~ 70 the 1ransvnnl Will d,
~ Hsk of dismissal
b. y, Aled Press lcarna that In.
|i.h isfd Inunccfote and otheI
s-s nanlolsandor In NOTIFYING IN.
M. : stat" NJ war hna .yts,o,
49, nh between Cns,, nsi,at'
ef,,d ln",,, african republics, ma,
INJURY by the various Lon