Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-30
ANOTHER DESPERATE BATTLE.
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Tondcn. ", ss This sfterucou N.
wnr e1'c~ p.sst.i fhc following dis
patch. dated tap rcvr. " ~ 3. u.-
tt-sias frsm ten. Far~stirr Walker.
ope.-ss y, . usa, .f n.~r-.
~f.rt Nrthu~n reports that he
r'c,ed t~.f~r,is, l~afufls,l ~ 9. 1n a.
~ with th- Nin,h ur, sasls. ,hr uiouus-
~ eofrs. shr naval brira,i, and tss
hatteriss. ihc guard. foiiowiur wiih
the tarrrr~ Nrer Erls f'au tttast
ten ulis.s nar,h - t.luaoat. On the rail-
vsy lu~ 20 Kisnbsrl,l 9. 500 Boer. with
siN run- snd tWs niachsne runs. op-
po-r'i him. The ac'iou t-rsn az d.
a ~
rs~ tt.hts-. We. D~.r~rss-.
our eattssiss hr~d shrapnri Icy &C.
eurat~ty ,iti the h~irht. s-~m~ss elsar.
Then the naval brigade aud infrn,ry
ad,aucri 10 tbs assault, The sghtinx
{ was desperate until 20 a. ,u. " hen tn.
Z heights we're carrisd The RSrr~ ~
{ treated on th- iihr. who're the Nsuf's
Z lsucers were placed 20 iutcrc~ps them.
7 The result WIS noi know ~ The time
oi ielerraphinr The artillery icok
Immediate advantage % the enemy =
rvtiremsnt.
.stfssts, 90 sh~ Naval srtxs
-Earls ia the sciion go fio-rS a.
tackled our rrar guard The brigade -
guards met this aud aist prot~e,-,l th..
arnks. The naval brigade acted with
the rr~a;e.t railantry and suffered
heavily. but uo parttcuisrs are vet
known.
B.~m. ~.a~r~s s.r~ssis
The en~my showed The greatest .tut.-
tsrnu--s aud uiuss have sur~r,,i
gr.atls Twenty w~r~ burie,i u -
known that % were killed and 4,
wounded Nor. than - horse. we've
ioutd dead iu one piarc onc battery
FREE ioo ruunds
u.ssrsst~ w-stt..
~our force must halt one dav ~
Grns Pan tm r,st and rrpl~nish AM
mnuitiau The forrs worked -pl.a.ii.f.
ly and b. prepared o. a,ervonir many
dirlcuitir- The naval brigade. the
Royal marines. the light infanir, AMI
ths first lsatiaiinn - the North Lam
cashirv regiment especially distin-
gti.shrsi themselves
Rs-sis .s rnsr.a.y'- rsHht
Regarding Thursday nrht - i.s~r.
killed arr accounted for Sixtv-four
wagons W~rr burned. q large quantity
- powder. sOpo rounds ~ ammuui-
iiou and $50 shells wvrv blown 'sp.
'ouimaniant Nihrrcht tchisf - the
Orange frre state artiilrryl. com
nsuti~d the l.n~r artillery. zen.
Ecl"vy va. in chief command
Ns-hsd ~"-.~ "f the ns~r.' Bts s..s.
Durham. saturday. Nos. 81 Ndvicrs
FROM Noot river say that kaffr,
brought ia saturday. who was lrn-
pressed a. Johannesburg and allotted
I to ten Ioubert ~ a servant. asserts
that ten. Ioui'-rt and four sons. with
f a commando. are coming soufh. The
I kaffr estimates the Iso-r strength ~
/ from -.ae1 Ia s.gin men- According -
hi st"ry the British smashed aas rr
two II the en,my's big gums a. taidy
smith
Th~rs Was a heavy thunderstorm st
Meai river saturday night Al
guist ihere. sud two guns for the naval
brigade have arrived
Dta.-t Wait Tor tho charge.
Cap~ Town, Nav. s1-nn the arrisa'
of the H.Im"nt wounded. with the
Iasr prisoners taken in tha, engage
nl.ut uiost af the sspsslsied will -
Is,.,eei ia iieautart hospital. wherr =
beet have be.n prepared
uns of the prisoners who was yvouus'-
[ ri iu the Orangr river engagement. ga
h.iue asked what he Thought of sa=
British hayou~t ,harg~. answered
~Almlghty bu you shisk I waited
T foF that -
H.-sss.t-ss.-~ 10 Fsr-~.
{ Durt,au. No, -. us.1u Advis a
E fr,.m Nooi rissr announce a rrceu-
aai.sauee IN farre. With the troaps st,li
cut
a~bske q. tn. n.er.-
tap~ Town. Nov- - The 'ap~ Ar-
gu saw lord M~thH~nss letter ia
f ths. Tis.r earnmansiant vsaru-,i him that
tn british commander ssauid NOT re
oEri4e =nvthing but flag of tr's-v.
adding Tn pitrr whitr haudkrr
rtief ~a n rife ard 70 take advantage.
Of your eusmy s coyariis aattan.
which neither yun nor can eosuts-
nanes.'
o. e.Gm mssi--tfs. Win ktsah~rfy.
Insdcn. Nov IA further tii- - t..it
from q ~ Town. dats,i SATURDAY. sas.s
The officers. slausd otii-
csrs ard m.a in she hospital ~ Nvn-
hs TX arr doiug we'll. sVcrpt driver
and gunner. roth II whom are s~ri-
ursly III Two privstss have died of
preunis MIA The Belmont wounded aFe
due herr tomorrow ay the Ambulance.
train. lord Mesha-n Is in Photographic
evu mruicatinn with kimb~riv-
>sr u~s.-rs HALTER.
DrrhaH. Nav e6.-Sir gesivers Butler.
looking fhs punk of health. arrived
here last evening and immediately pr,l-
credrd mp the country in the COVER
uor'- ear Hr was enthusiastically
chssrsd 10y the people.
Beers ossaPy sssrab~rg.
Cape Town. Nov. 2T.-The Beers &C.
cupisd Stormberg. Cape Colony. sua-
day morning.
ssnnsust~attss Restored.
Durban. NOV. 20. nocn.-Telepraphie
, communication with Estcouri has bssn