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police" says the correspondent were COM
relied 10 abandon two Maxims. Ultimately
reinforced by the Yeomanry they succeeded
in getting away with the convoy; but they
lest seven killed, eleven wounded and fif-
teen captured. The colonials were out
numbered ten to one, and the engagement
lasted for two hours
''The Beers have 1900 men in the field.
nearly half of whom are in Orange river
colony. These are divided into COM
mandoes of some three hundred each, but
are capable of combination for large opera
fions
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Oct. &.-Mrs
Thomas Walsh of this city. spent the day
with Indianapolis friends. On her return
home. while getting off the train some
person stepped upon her dress just as the
train backed UP to take water. She fell
beneath the wheels and both limbs were
amputated just below the knees 1t is
feared the accident will prove fatal.
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SHARP FIGHT WITH BoERs.
Convoy Attacked and Seven CoIonials
Killed and Fifteen Captured.

LONDON. Oct. 2s.-According TO dis
patch from Cape Town to the Daily Mall
a force of Beers attacked and surrounded
a patrol OF Cape police with a convoy near
Hoopstand. Orange River Colony. last
Wednesday. and sharp fight ensued. 1.-The
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-29
Betting Is Five to One on Mckinley.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Plenty of McKin-
ley betting money at to could be OBJ
tanned in Wall street yesterday, butt de-
spite the big odds. Bryan money continued
scarce. j. j. Judge placed one bet of
$500 to 81, 500 Mckinley. He said that
he had any amount of Mckinley money
at these odds.
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Registration mt Canton.

CANTON. o., Oct 2s.-The registration
of voters. which closed here yesterday.
shows a total registration In Canton of
s.10l voters. gain OF $40 over the registra-
ton in 1896.
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Victim of an Automobile.

PARIS, Oct. es.-Comte Cahen DAnvers.
a well-known figure in Parsian society,
was killed to-day in an automobile accident
near Mezieres.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
JEFFERSONvILLE. Ind. Oct 2S-One
Of the most able arguments heard here
during the campaign in behalf of Republic
an principles was made by A. f. Rankin.
Of Chicago. last night Mr.. Rankin began
his address 1t 8 o'clock and finished 1t
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A Seasonable Warning-Don't suffer cold 10
accumulate cold until your throat and lunKs
are In state OF chronic Inflammation attack
the frat symptoms OF pulmonary Irritation with
Hale's Honey OF Horesound and Tar and
achieve <asy victory. Sold by AL Druxxinen.
Pixies Toothschs Drops cure N one minutA
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Has been used over fifty years by millions %
rrothers for their children while teefhinE with
perfect success. II soothes the child softens the
gums. allays pain, cures wind collie. regulates
the bowels. and a. the best remedy for dlarrhea-
whether arising from teething OF other causes
For sale by druggists In every part OF tie wor.s.
BE and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
syrup. p cents q bottle
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CLEVELAND. Oct 2S.-The registration
in this city is sl.S7l. gain OF s.7sS over
four years ago.
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1l:2O. The questions of Imperialism and
militarism were shown to exist only IN
the mind of the Democratic candidates
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COAL OPERATORS MEET.


TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 2S.-The coal
operators of Indiana held meeting in this
city Saturday at which there was fair
representation Of the coal men Of the State
The meeting to consider proposition
from the hosting engineers in regard to
the next years scale of wages. The en-
gineers are now receiving $50 month, or
5000 a year, for about twelve hours work
The new rate asked for includes a reduc-
ton Of time and some allowance for coal
hoisted above certain quantity. The en-
gineers are represented by an interstate or
ganization, and similar propositions are
before the Illinois operators which will be
taken up at a meeting at Danville on Nov.
2, after which IL will again be taken up
with the Indiana men Nov. s. The condi-
tons in Indiana and Illinois are not ex-
actly the same, which may cause some de-
lay in arriving at a mutually satisfactory
agreement. The Indiana men appear to be
W illing to continue the $500 rate and to
make some reduction in the hours of work.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct 2S.-The independent,
or alti-Burns window glass workers of the
Indiana natural gas belt made a demon
stration in Muncie to-day, there being fully
500 participants in the parade and public
meeting at the opera house. The principal
speaker of the occasion was John NJ. Par
sons. who has taken up the cause of the
fight against President Burns. He was fol-
lowed by Edwin Gould. of Indianapolis.
who spent half-hour In roasting Presi-
dent Burns and the workmen who are
standing with him Rufus Darby a blower
from Eaton presided at the meeting. A
committee of iron workers waited on Mr..
Parsons previous to his address and asked
for an explanation of an alleged state
ment by him in speech at Dunkirk. He
denied fatty of having made the state
ment.
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the past and that so signaliy distances the
latter In practical work and true progress.
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CAMPBELL, WILD & &C
INyAIID,s puBBEp GOODS.
2o5 Stevenson Building

Air Beds, Pillow and Chair Cushions. Hospital
Rings. Urinals. Bed Pans, Fountain and Bulb
syringes Hot Water Bottles, Stomach Tubes
and Shower Baths Bath Cabinets
VIM. H. ARMSTRONG & CO..
SURGICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS
"a and 22s s. Meridian street. Indianapolis. Ind
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BIG MAJORITY.
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)

cured from the managers of both leading
parties:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE.
Mr.. Tandy B. Mason Ask Legal
Separation From His Wife.

Mr.. Tandy B. Mason d promi-
nent young farmer of the Church
Hill neighborhood, yesterday filed
a sensational divorce suit against
his wife, Mrs. Margaret Sypert Ma
son. He sues for divorce and also
for the custody Of their only child,
daughter s years of age. The
allegations in the petition are of the.
most sensational character and in
volve correspondents, one of whom
is named
The couple were married March
D, 1891. Recently Mrs. Mason has
been living with her mother at
Herndon. Both parties are of
prominent families and high social
standing.
Mr.. Mason is a son of the late w.
B. Mason and his wife is a daugh-
ter of the late Col. L. A. Sypert,
who died in this city a few years
ago.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
DAMAGED BY FIRE.
'Flames Thought 30 Have Origirat-
ed From Detective Flue.

Mrs. 70. NJ Rogers residence on
Eighteenth street was discovered
on fire aboutS O'Clock Sunday night
and two Of the rooms were considera-
bly, damaged before the flames were
eNtingulshed. The house was occu-
pied by Mr.. Walter A. Layne and
his furniture was also badly dam
aged, probably otbe eXlentof $500.
The losses are fully covered by in
suraace. 1t is thought that the fire
originated from a defective hue-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
BRADLEY SPEAKS.
Says Taylor Will Return tO-be
Tried
Taylor, Himself, Was Going the
Other Way at Last Accounts
Not Located Yesterday

Frankfort, Ky, April 23.-Ex-
Governor William o. Bradley, in an
interview denied that w. S. Taylor
had gone to New York in order to
avoid being brought back to Ken
lucky in case a warrant should be
issued charging him with beingan
accessory before the fact to the
murder of Gov. Goe bel. He gave it
as his opinion that Taylor would
return and face any charges that
might be preferred against him.
Governor Bradley added, incidently,
that he did not think Taylor went
to Washington to take hand in
the efforts to get the Gubernatorial
contest before the Supreme Court,
"Mr, Taylor has publicly de-
clared that he was not and would
never be a fugitive from justice,
and that if indicted he would re-
spect the law and meet his accusers
/ face TO face. Therefore, there re-
maius but one course open to him,
and that is to return as soon as he
can, walk boldly and bravely into
court and meet the indictment like
"a man. Any other course would be
frank injustice not only to himself,
but those of his friends who have
been accused of 50 foul a crime.
II don't know whether an indict-
ment has been found against Mr..
Taylor, but if it has ! have no
doubt that he will promptly sur
render himself into the hands of the
law, and believe that auy intima-
tion to the contrary does HIM an in
justice,
Couldn't be Fouad.
New York, april 23.-The World
says
W. S. Taylor Of Kentucky, could
not be found in Eew York Yesterday.
A search of al the leading hotels
faded to reveal his presence. His
closest friends professed ignorance
Of his whereabauts.
Gov. Roosevelt said he thought
t2e Kentuckian had returned to
Washington Immediately after the
on Saturday.
Former President Harrison de
o2ined to discuss the Taylor case
and Gov Roosevelt was also ret
irent
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24

jury unknown, and did counsel,
a1yise, encourage, aid and procure
Henry Youtsey, James Howard,
Berry Howard, Harlan Whitaker,
Richard Combs and other persons
to this jury unknown, unlawfully,
feloniously and of malice afore-
thought, to kill and murder William
| Goebcl, which one of the last five
above named persons, or another
person acting with them, but who is
to this grand jury unknown. so as
aforesaid then, there, thereunto by
the said William S. Taylor before
the fact counseled, advised, en-
couraged, aided, procured, did by
shooting and wounding the said
Goebel with a gun or pistol loaded
with powder and other explosives
and leaden and steel ball and other
hard substances and from which
shooting and wounding the said
Goebel died on the third day of Feb
ruary, 1900, but which of said last
above mentioned persons so as
aforesaid actually fired the shot
that killed the said Goebel is to this
grand Jury unknown, against the
peace and dignity of the Common
wealth of Kentucky"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
Goes To Richmond.

Mr.. Thos. H. Ennis will leave to-
day for Richmond, Va, where he
will engage in decorating for the
street fair, which begins in that
city May IA. Mr.. Ennis may re-
main in Richmond, where Mr.. ]. II.
Kugler, formerly Of this city, is en-
gagged in business.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
REPUBLICANS TO MEET.
County Committeeman And Dele
gates to be Selected.

The Republicans Of the county
will meet at the various voting PEE
cincts next Saturday afternoon for
the purpose Of electing three mem
bers of the County Committee, and
also to elect delegates tothe County
Convention to be held 10 the city
next Monday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
CASE CONTINUED.
Pro Tenn County Attorney Appoint
ed to Act.

The case of the Commonwealth
against Frank Vinson, charged
with a breach of the peace, set for
trial Saturday before Esq, H. c..
Helsley, at Haley's Mill, was con-
tinued. Attorney L. Yonts was APP
pointed County Attorney pro TEN to
look after the case.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
How it Reads.

The indictment against Taylor
reads as follows:
1.-THE grand jury of the County of
Franklin, in the name of the Com
monwealth. accuses William S.
Taylor of the crime of being Access
sorry before the fact to the willful
murder Of William Goebel, commit
ed as follows:
1.-THE said William S. Tuylor, in
the said County of Franklin, on the
3Oth day of January, 1900, and be-
fore the finding of this indictment,
unlawfully, willfully, felouiously
and of his malice aforethought, and
with intent to bring about the death
and procure the murder of William
Goebel, did conspire with Caleb
Powers, r. w. Golden, Green Col
den, John L. Powers, John w, Davis,
w. H. Culton, Charles Finley, Henry
Youtsey, James Howard, Berry
Harlan Whitaker, Rich
ard Combs and others to this grand
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
Alma Powell in chattanooga. .

Miss Alma Powell, of Princeton,
whose recent misfortune by FIRE was
mentioned in these columns a week
ago, will appear as the leading
lady in Chattanooga" at the
Avenue, IN Louisville this week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
Juryman George Objected.

At this juncture Juryman George
arose and said thathe was opposed
to the finding of an indictment
against Taylor for the reason that
to 'Hndict the Governor would be
an awful disgrace tothe state. He
talked at some length along this
line and concluded with the declara-
ton that he would vote against any
such measure. Frank Stage, the
other Republican member, Conceded
with the views of Mr.. George. There
was some discussion among other
members as to the strength of the
testimony against Taylor. George
admitted that il was as strong as
that on which others charged with
completely had been indicted, but
again declared that he would not
be a party to the disgracing of the
state by bringing an Indictment
against its Governor. "
Here'Foreman Suler is alleged to
have said: "Why, the indictment
of a man as guilty as Taylor has
been shown to before this jury can
he no disgrace to the state; on the
other hand you are dIsgracing the
state by your action.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-24
TAYLOR TOO.
Thirteen InGictmentments In all
10 GOebeI Murder Case.
w. S. Taylor Named With The
Others After a Row in The
Jury Room.

Louisville, KY, April 19.-News
has been received here that William
S. Taylor, ex-de facto Governor Of
Kentucky, has been indicted as an
accessory before the fact to the
murder of William Goebel.
The indictment was found by the
Franklin County Grand Jury this
morning, after a stormy scene which
came near resulting in a personal
difficulty between Robert Suter, the
Democratic foreman of the jury, and
w. B. George, one of the two Re-
publican members.
After the finding of indictments
against Green Golden and John
Davis, also charged with being &C
cessory toGoebel's murder, the vote
on the question of indicting Taylor
was called for.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Dziwny 0bfed.

Anna Kudzen, zam. pm. lO526
Ewing ave., nalezaca do niemie-
ckiej luterskiej parafi W South
Chicago, onegdaj pr6bowafa zabic
swoich szescioro mafych dzieci.
MAJ jej, zbudzony krzykiem dzieci,
spostrzegf zone wyrazem obfaka-
MIA ma twarzy, wznoszaca tfuczek
cd kartohi mad i6zkami dzieci. Ma
jego pytanie, co robi, odpowiedzia-
la: ,,Tobie mic do tego; Pan mi ka-
zaf pozabijac je wszystkie!" Ku-
dzen, wyskoczywszy f6zka, szedf
ku zonie, kiedy ia zblizyia sic do
niego powiedziafa: yTakze i Gle
bic musze zabic: TAXI nam rozkaz".
Tderzyla go tez natychmiast tfucz-
klein W czofo i tax ciezko zranifa,
ze Kudzen zapewne straci prawe
oko. Zaczefo sic pasowanie pomie-
dzy obojgiem. 12letnia c6reczka
tymczasem wybiegia sprowadzifa
mieszkajacego W poblizu policyan-
ia Hermanna Peters. Ujrzawszy
policyanta Kudzeniowa porwafa
kocioiek wrzacej wody j rzuciia go
ma policyanta. Policyant zostaa
sEaIeczony " reke, war wylaf sic
czesciowo ma 1S miesieczna c6recz-
Ike Kudzeni6w lezaca W kolebce,
kt6ra groznie sic poparzyfa. Tym-
czasem nadbiegfo kilkunastu poll
cyant6w, kt6rzy szalona zwiazali i
zabrai ma stacya policyjna. w ce-
Ii swej Kudzeniowa spiewafa, mo-
dliia sic i trzesia krata, domagajac
sic, by ia wypuszczono, bo musi "a.
bic meza dzieci.
DR.. Fahrney 0kradzi0ny.
W Piatek wieczorem okofo godz.
poi do IL, trzech rabusi6w, ktorzy
mieli chustami twarze zakryte, do
stalo sic do fabryki ,Gomozo" dra
Fahrney pm. l12 S. Hoyne ave.,
zwiazali zakneblowali pracujacych
tam naczelnego inAyniera Franka
Murphy, elektryka Safnuela Lowe
ry i robotnik6w Johna Frank j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29

Ludwika Rheling, poczem "a po-.
moca dynamitu rozbili szafe ognio-
trwa}a. Uzyli tyle dynamitu, ze
szafa rozleciaia sic W drobne ka-
waiki, cafy budynek sic zatrzasf,
szyby sprzety zosta}y potrzaskane
q sasiedzi ma odlegfosc ,,bloku" sic
pobudzii. Rabusie zabrali $500 /
uciekli. Zwiazanym udafo sic u
wolnic re swych wiezow; zawezwai
oni telefonicznie dra Fahrneya.
zam. pm. 1914 Warren ave., kt6ry
nadszedf ze swymi synami i z poll
cya, ale naturalnie ME MONA byfo
jua znalezc sladu po rabusiach.
Egzamin sfuaby cywilnej.
W przyszfym miesiacu maja sig
odbyc nastepujace egzamina slua-
by cywilnej: IL Lutego ma posa-
de asystenta superintendenta kar-
nego zak1adu ,,bridewell; 10 Lutte
go ma posade superintendents de-
partamentu bsdania mleka " usse.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29

"a skierowanie armat ma Madaga-
skar, j ktora niemifem r6wniez
okiem spogladaiaby ma hage an
gielska, powiewajaca ma Laureneo-
MARQUEE. Zreszta Portugalia ME
spieszy}a sic zaciagnieciem pozy-
czki ma tax ciezkich warunkach:
ministrowie jej oswiadczyli W par
lamencie, re o sprzedawaniu terry
toryum panstwowego ME moze bye
mowy = sfowem rzeczy poszfy W
odwfoke do czasu, az ,,marynarka
niemiecka stanie ma rownym pozio-
mie armia niemiecka ladowa".
Me MONA juz watpic, re wtedy
pokusza sic Niemcy nietylko o Mo-
zambik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29

protestu. Spodziewac sic nalezy
re dzisiai W dniu Nowego roku po-
dug chinskiego kalendaza, cesa-
rzowa wdowa ogfosi move edykta,
utrwalajace jej wiadze. Me zanosi
sic na zadne zaburzenia.
BERLIN, 29go Stycznia. =
Bank panstwa obnizy} rate dyskon-
towa poi procent, pomimo re po-
PVT na gotowke jest wielki, ME
tylko Anglia, lecz i Rosya nosza
sic z mysla zaciagniecia pozyczki.
der Deutsche Oeckonomist" o.
strzega agraryusz6w, re wojna clo-
wa re Stanami Zjednoczonymi mo-
glaby wypasc ma niekorzyse Me
mice. Amerykanie moga sic obejsc
bez produkt6w niemieckich, potrze-
bujac tylko niemieckiego wilma
(renskiego) i niemieckich ksiazek,
tymczasemNiemcy ME moga obejsc
sic bez amerykanskich produktow.
Zwfaszcza potrzebuja niemieccy
farmerzy amerykanskiej kukurydzy
azeby mice czem pase swoje konie,
bydio trzode chlewna.
Bohaterem dnia W Berlinie jest
obecnie DIR. Leyds, pefnomocnik
Kruegera. Me ulega watpliwosci,
ze otrzyma posfuchanie cesarza.
PARYz, 29go Stycznia. :
Wezorajsze wybory SO senatorow
skonczyfy sic ogromna porazka ma
rodowc6w. z ich 80 kandydat6w
wybrano zaledwie trzech. Wybo-
ry wypadiy jak nastepuje: 81 repu-
blikan6w, 5 liberalnych republika-
now, Is radykafow, 6 socyalistow,
4 monarchistow 3 narodowcow.
Narodowcy przeprowadzili wybor
generaia Merciera, znanego wroga
Dreyfusa.
MADRYr, 29-go stycznia. =
We Walencyi skonfskowano skiad
broni iamunicyi, przeznaczonej ola
karlistow. 100000 naboj6w bylo
byio tam zgromadzonych. 6karli-
stow zamieszanych W to sprawe,
uciekfo "a granice.
QUINCY, Ill, 29go Stycznia. =
Tutejsza policya pofozyfa trupem
dwoch rabusiow, trzeciego rani1a
smiertelnie. Pochodza oni praw-
dopodobnie 2 Chicago. Ich specy-
alnoscia byfo zakradac sic do BAN
kow W mniejszych miastach roz-
sadzae dynamitem kasy zelazne. 6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29

Hindusi i mahometanie W
Kalkucie postanowili modlic sic W
swych swiatyniach ma intencye
Anglik6w W Afryce. Ma rzecz TO-
DIN po polegiych Anglikach ze-
brai $4,000 rupij.
W miasteczku Romsey, ILL.,,
zrzsdzif pozar $4,000 szkody.
w pofudniowem srodkowem
Texas spadf snieg powietrze mo-
enc oziebifo sic.
Pod Hot Springs odkryto bo-
gate pok1ady onyksu j gliny, przy-
datnej do wyrobu chihskiej porce.
lany.
w Decatur, ILL.,, obawiaja sic
epidemii ospy.
Samuel Gompers byf W So
bote ma posiuchaniu McKin-
ley'a.
Do Honolulu wysfano 1,90o
dawek lekarstwa ma dzume azyaty-
ckA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29

Stycznia rozbito W powiecie Adams
kase i zabrano z niej got6wke i
walory ma sumo $4,000. Podej-
rzani ten rozboj opryszkowie
staneli W Sobote W hotelu Moecke-
la. Policya przeszukafa ich kufry
znalazfa naboje dynamitowe i ma
rzedzia do wiamywania sic. Gdy
chciano ich aresztowac, bronili sig
rewolwerami, lecz policyanci uprze-
dzili ich kazdego postrzelili.
Dw6ch znalazfo smierc ma miejscu.
CINCINNATI, o., 29 Stycznia. =
Charles Bartruff, z profesyi gar
barr, zamordowaf zone, 5 letniego
syna Karola 8 letnia corke. Wy
wrocif nastepnie piec, lanai spree
ty kiadf je ma rozpalone wegle,
chcac wzniecio pozar domu. Poll
eva ugaslta oglen aresztoWafa "a
b6jce, ktory cierpi ma pomieszanie
zmysfow. Wszystkie ofary jego
szalenstwa maja rozbite czaszki.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, 20 Stycz.-
W gmachu wystawy zebrafo sic
1000 ludzi, do ktorych przemawia-
Ii gubernator Lind, mayor Gray,
Rev. j. M. Clary VIM. Prentice
Chicago. Uchwalono rezolucye po-
tepiajace polityke Anglii, dazacej
do obalenia dwoch rzeczypospoi-
tych i ujarzmienia wolnych Boe-
row. Postanowiono wysfac petycye
do prezydenta Nc Kinleya, azeby
wystapii z posrednictwem W celu
zapobiezenia dalszemu rozlewowi
krwi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29
LoNpyN. 28-go Stycznia.

LoNDYN, 2S-go Stycznia. =
General Butler donosi, re wydaf
swemu wojsku rozkaz cofniecia sig
ma drugi brzeg rzeki. Okazafo sic,
ze Spion Kop potrzebuje licznego
wojska, azeby gore te obsadzic'
Jest ona zreszta cd strony pofud-
niowej tax stroma, re ME byfo moz-
ma wciagnac ma szczyt armat i
trudno by4o dowiezc dla wojska do
stateczna ilosc wody do picia.
Zreszta Boerzy zasypywali lnie
angielskie tax gesto granatami, re
Anglicy zadna miara ME mogli u
trzymac zdobytych pozycyj.
Podfug zr6def .boerskich straty
Anglikow wynosiiy W Srode 1,5oO
ludzi W zabitych. Tutejsza ludnosc
pociesza sic, re ia liczba obejmuje
og6f STRAIT poniesionych W zabitych,
ranionych i wzietych do niewoli.
LoNDyN, 2sgo Stycznia. =
W Sobote wieczorem doni6sf Bull
ler, ze 20 Stycznia spedzif general
Warren nieprzyjaciof pofudnio-
wych wierzchofkow grzbietu wzgorz
i zajaf takowe SVEN wojskiem. Do
25 Stycznia stykaf sic Boerami,
ktorzy zaimowali slime stanowiska
ma wzg6rzach sasiednich. Pc zdo-
byciu Spion Kop pokazafo sic, re
ma szczyt CORY ME MONA byfo VITO
czyc armat woz6w z woda do pi-
cia, MONA by}o to uczynie tylko
cd strony p6fnocnej, kontrolowanej
przez nieprzyjaci6f, kt6rzy przez
cafy dzien podtrzymywali morder-
czy ogien. Anglicy bill sic, jak Ivy,
gdy jednak general Woodgate 20
staf raniony, uznaf Butler "a sto-
sowne wydac. rozkaz cofniecia sic
poza rzeke Tugela. Uczyniono to
W nocy bez przeszkody ze strony
nieprzyjaci6f. Podczas odwrotu
Warren niesponiosf zadnych STRAIT.
PRETORIA, 2S-go Stycznia =
q obozu mad rzeka Tugela donie-
siono, re po gwaftownym ataku ze
strony Boer6w, oddziaf Anglik6w,
zajmujacy Spion Kop, wywiesif
biafa choragiew. 15o Angik6w
wzielismy tam do niewoh. Nasze
straty So take dotkliwe. Po zaje-
ciu ma nowo Spion Kop, zajmowali
Boerzy nastepnie wzgorza celnym
ogniem q karabin6w iaymat zmu-