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EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
ous Army officers Included
Among Them.

Washington, Jan, 4,--1he president
sent the following Nominations to the
senate;
To be United States Consuls-Thom-
as Y, Prentss, OF Massachusetts, at
Rouen, France; George j.. Darte, of
Pennsylvania, at Martinique, trans.
ferrcd to Pntras, Greece; Alonzo G..
Yates, OF Virginia, ut Patros, trans
ferrcd to Martinique.
Brig.-Gen. j. c. Bates to be
major-general Of volunteers; Brig
Gen. Lloyd Wheaton, to be major-gen-
eral of volunteers by brcyet.
10 be Brignder Gencral-Col. s. Is.
NJ. Young, Lieut,-Col. Arthur Mac.
Arthur; Lleut,-Col, VIM. Ludlow.
Also u number of appointments and
promotions In the regular and yolun.
tepr army,
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FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN,
Newfoundland Fisheries May
be Extended.

Paris, Jan. 4.-The opinion has been
expressed in official circles that the
nodus vivendi between Great Britain
and France regarding Newfoundland,
would be extended for another year.
There seems to be no disposition upon
the part of France to take advantage
Of Great Britnin's uncomfortable situ-
alton In the Transvaal TO force an un.
fair settlement Of matter not re-
gorded MS vital, France is In the posi-.
ton Of being willing TO sell her Ash
ing rights, but she considers II proper
for Great Britain TO make the first
proposition. Thus the matter stands
in allegiance.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
J TuesdayJvE BRIBERY CASE
ere ep" IN , cou,.mu, co,. ncc,,r.a
! insufficient by Judge CantrIl1
ut Frankfort, Ky,

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 4,--The legisln-
tive bribery case was before Judge
Cantrill. The officers OF the Louisville
Trust Co. had been ruled for con-
tempt for refusing to turn over to the
court here the safety box, said to con-
tain $4,000 to be paid by Whallen to
Senator llarrell If he voted against
Goebel in the contest case. The re-
spcnse Of President Loving TO the rule
admits that Whallen, Harrell and
Ryan came together and rented box
and put something in 1t, but alleges
that this is private property and not
subject to court orders. Judge Cam
trill adiudged the responsee INSULT
cient and that the box must be
brought here. President Loving and
other officers Of the trust company
were then ordered before the grand
jury to give testimony,
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
FILTH FLOWING ONWARD.
Chicago's Sewage Leaving at tho
Rate Of Fifty Thousand Gal
Ions a Minute.
IT IS HOURLY EXPECTED At lOCKpORT.
The FOul Chicago River Said to Have
Lost Much of Its Murkincss Since
the Flow Bcgan-NO Further Lee
gal Complications are Now Ex-
pected.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Water is creeping
down the new drainage canal at the
rate of about mile an hour, and
should reach the controlling works at
Lockport by night. 1t is pouring
| through the collateral canal at the rate
Of about $4,000 cubic feet minute,
and this flow has already caused u
perceptabfe southwark flow to the Chi
cngo river, and resulted in a great de-
crease in the murkiness of the water.
The work at the dam at Joliet, it 10
said, will be completed In four or five
days, much sooner that was expected,
and when that is completed, the canal,
so far as its use for sanitary purposes
is concerned, will have been practically
completed.
The Gates Mt LookpOrt.
The gates of the cotrolling works at
Lockport, now open, will be closed, as
no legal complications are expected,
and the water in the north section of
the canal allowed to rise to the level
Of the water east of the Campbell ave-
nue. dam. where the real canal COM
mcnces. When this is done, the dam at
Campbell avenue will be cut, the col
lateral canal having served its pur-
pose, and the gates at Lockport opened
again.
Chicago River Lowered.
The water in the Chicago river Is
about eight inches lower than it was
Tuesday, but this, according to men,
bers of the sanitary board, Is not due
TO the flow of water into the canal,
and is not more than the ousual varla-
tion in the depth of the river.
Engineer RnndOlph's Report.
Engineer Randolph has addressed a
report to the members Of the inspec-
tion commission, showing in detail the
condition Of every branch of the work.
The understanding is that the COM
mission will reply at once, pointing
out any finishing touck,s needed 10
make the canal conform with the let
ter of the law. The trustee; will do
all that is requested in this direction,
and the commission will then submit
IT'S final report to the governor.
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col. PILCHER's VICTORY.
A Proiidc Topic for the Press ana
People OF London.

London, Jan. d.-Lacking news from
The main British camps in South Af-
iica whose future action can alone
Lave an important effect on the larger
issues of the campaign, the British
Public is making the most of Col.
Pitchers miniature battle.
prOwcss of the Coionlnis.
unboundvd tribute is paid to the
rrCWess of the Canadians and Austria
inns, and graphic accounts are pub
lshcd of the enthusiasm in Douglass
,s the victorious troops entered that
place. A representative Of the press,
with the fying column, says:
THE immediate result Of Col, Pilch-
ol's success is the entire dispersal OF
,hp rebels who have bceen governing
the country for the past six weeks.
The rorontos ana Their Loot.
"After Sunnysidc was captured, the
Torontos occupied the laager for the
light and joined the main body the
following morning, bringing the whole
of the ,,oer tents, wagons and loot,
and leaving the Cornwalls in garrison
at Sunnyside. The British force then
started for Douglass, the Torontos
bringing up the rear in wagons, In
The afternoon the troops entered the
town unopposed and amid eXtrnor'
dinnry scenes
Inhabitants OvcrJoyed.
"Thc inhabitants were overjoyed AMI
crowded about the soldiers, shaking
hands with them, and when they
learned that their deliverers were Cam
adams and Australians, the en-
thusiasm became fren2icd. There were
denfening cheers as the troops truw
ersed the main street. and II was al
most impossible for them to make
progress, the crowds being 80 eager
70 shake hands with the col0nias.
The Mounted Men Had Lcu.
at appears that the Lnnddrost nnl
oil the mounted rebels evacuated the
place on the previous night. The un'
mounted rebels nre reported to be in
,renched in the vicinity. Quantities OF
UIIlIlullliiou NN'' NhI'N''N "hN Wv
htruycd." '. ..l
The sunnyside Prisoners. ,l
A dispatch from the Moddcr river
intimntcs that the Sunnysidc prisoners
viii not be treated ny prisoners of war,
hui us British subjects caught In open
rebellion.
Admiration for Coioninis.
At the Modder river camp the con-
duet Of the coloninls IL greatly nd
mlrcd, aud all are delighted TINT they
have struck the first blow on the west
ern frontier since the battle of Mayors
ionlen. II IL believed the relief Ct
kurmnn will quickly follow.
CoIcsburw Mt Yet Occupied.
The latest adviccs from the Coles
burg district tend to modify the es-
,irntc Of Gen. French's success. The
predicted occupation OF Colesburg had
not been accomplished Tuesday even.
ing, while the Beers guns, announced
10 huve been sllenccd, were still active.
The war Office has issued dispatch
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REDUCED STREET CAR FARES.
Twcnty-rive Tickets for n Dollar,
Good Only within Prescribed
Hours, for work People.

Milwaukee, Jan, a,-Thc Milwaukee
Electric Railway and Light Co., be'
gun the sale of street eur tickets nt
the rntc OF 80 for one dollar, good only,
however from $3.50 TO : II. M, and .
TO p, m. The tickets viii be dis
posed Of on this basis for the next
five ycurs, The action OF the street
railway company Is In accordance
with the passage of the street railway
ordinance through the commOn coun-
ell, regardless of the injunctIons
served Npon that body. Judge Ludwig
Is listening to arguments on injune-
ton proceedings, and may order the
arrest Of the city fathers for con-
tempt Of court,
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PRESSING SANTO DOMINGO.
The DOinmarc-Cn Cnccnvelli Claim OF
$50, Francs Overdue ana
Revenues Threatened.

Snnto Domingo, Jan. 4.-(Via Hay.
ticn cable. The United States gun,
boat Mnchias is in port. The French
consul here Is pressing the Boismare'
Caccavclli claim Of 100000 francs, pay.
mcnt OF which IL overdue. He threat.
ems to- embargo the government rev
cnucs. According TO rumors, the inn
trovcmcnt company has failed 10 com
ply with It's contract with the governs
mcnt regarding the payment Of the
claim AS the local lawyers refused
to attend TO The matter, the supreme
court has named lawyer TO net for
the French consul,
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OTHERWISE UNNOTICEE
Bert Black was kicked by a hors.

~ poOiiViIie, Mo, anu iilsldiitiN hiiicu'
The National City bank of New York
will increase its capital stock to $10,-
100000
Senator Allen, Of Nebraska, denies
the report that he will be the fusion
candidate for the presidency
An explosion occurred at the Jenny
Lind mines in Arkansas. One man was
killed and another seriously injured.
Senator Cullom will endeavor to have
called mp soon his bill to provide u
government for The Hawaiian islands.
Parks Hour mill at Vera, five miles
north OF Vandalia, H., was destroyed
by fire, The loss Is estimated at $685.
900.
A damaging fire occurred at CO.
manche, Tex. An explosion in one Of
the burning buildings seriously in
jured several parties.
The county court at Jackson, Tenn,
voted to donate a $4,000 site in Jack
sons suburbs to an eastern cotton
mill, capitalized Mt $4,000
Col William j. Bryan has arranged
to speak on '1'enoing Problems" un-
der the auspices of Ransam Post, G.. A..
r., at st. Louis, January Is.
st. Louis has just filed big order
from a British contractor for cavalry
saddles and brides for the use of the
rough riders in South Africa.
Maize Zenas r. Bliss, United
States army, retired, died at Provi-
dence hospital Washington Tuesday,
after an illness of some weeks.
The Washington Times declares that
it is expected in official circles that
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Webster Davis will resign shortly
The suppression of smuggling in the
island Of Panay Is resulting in many
exciting adventures for the officers on
that otherwise monotonous station.
Advices from Pretoria are to the eff
feet that Gen. French was repulsed in
his attempt to take Colesberg and
that the British suffered heavy losses.
Government receipts for the last six
months show large surplus over eX-
pcnditures, and heavy increase COM
pared with the corresponding period
of 1898.
st Louis public institutions, streets
and alleys are in practical darkness at
night because of the wilful neglect of
the municipal assembly to make con-
tracts.
1t is probable that Secretary Gage
will recommend the passage of bill
to provide the charging of small
rate of interest on funds deposited in
national banks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snodgrass, aged ss,
died at the home of w. S. Storment in
Salem, III. She was born In South
Carolina, but removed to Illinois when
quite young.
Andrew j, Virgins was shot from
ambush and killed on his way home
from Mill Spring, No., Tuesday, about
o'clock in the afternoon, There is
no clew to the murderer
Joseph i. Moore, Of llartvile, No.,
shot and seriously wounded his wife
and then committed suicide. When he
turned the weapon upon himself it Is
probable that he believed he had killed
her
The elevator Of the Middle Division
Elevator Co. at Anchor, H., was de-
stroyed by fire. Three screens and
$4,000 bushels Of corn and $1,000 of
oats were burned. The loss is placed
at $4,000.
The house committee in charge of
the Roberts case will submit majority
and minority reports, both recon-
mendlng his exclusion, but the mi-
norty declaring that he should be per-
mtted first to take the oath.
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PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.
Trcnsurcr's Report showing the FL.
nnncinI Condition of the
the Entcrrise.

buffalo, n. Y, Jan. 4.-The treasur.
Of the Pan-American Exposition com
mission has just submitted the follow
ing report of the financial standing OF
the company to date
Received from subscribers, S636,00i;
interest from banks, S2,734; photo
grphic concessions, $4,000; total S6il,-
GIG. Disbursements, S274,213. Balance
on hand, 1907, i22,
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GREETINGS FROM ABROAD.
Formal Christmos ANA New ycnr's
Grcetinps Received ut the
Post Otiicc Department.,

Washington Jan, l.--rhc post Of"
fee department has received n large
number Of formal Christmas and New
Years greetings from several Euro
penn governments, including Sweden
Denmark, Belgium, Switzerland and
several British colonies, Among the
city post Offices sending more or less
illustrated cards ore Cologne, Geneva,
Constantinoplc, Holland and Berlin.
The city post offices Of New York and
Chicago are, ulso following the Gus.
tom, sending engraved New Years
wishes 10 all governments in the uni.
NcrRnl pOsinl union.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
TEAMS AND TRANSFERS LOST.
FrIghfui Results OF The Explosion Of
TWO Wngon Loads of Powder
Nenr EAGLE River, Mich.

Calumet Mich, Jan. 1.-TWO team
loads of powder each carrying 4,S7S
poundsot the explosive, were blown
mp near Eagle River, Tuesday night.
Two teamsters, Alex Hemmerstrom
and Joseph St. Louis, and their teams
IRE also lost. No explanation Is given.
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Held fOr 'rrinl.

Popillon, Neb., Jan. 3.--Corp. Fair
Ind Privnte Jockens, Of the Tenth In
fRntry, arrested on instructions Of Gov
pcynter, charged with murder, In tho
shooting ef Private Morgan, Il desc,ter,
had their preliminary hearing here,
rucsday, and were held In $1,000 bonds
tor trial
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Conference With Cubnns.

Havana, Jan. 4.--Gov. Wood held o
conference with the Cuban leaders<
Tuesday, and while informing thy
that II was the intention OF the UpI
States to give them an indepenWSht
government, said that the ultimate re-
suit depended upon their action and
loyal cooperation.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
BulIer's Bombard ments.

Gen. Butler continues his night bonn
bardments and petrol surprises. As the
Tugela river is again fordable, and the
Etretcher bearers have again been
requisitioned at Durham and Pieter-
maritzburg, there is disposition to
believe that the British advance will
not be long delayed.
1t is reported at Durham that the
captured German steamer Bundesrath
had on board five big guns, so tons OF
shells and 1s0 trained artillerymen.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
BUBONIC PLAGUE AT MANILA.
Alleged SuspIeIons Cases, with Bu-
bonic symptoms, within tho
Walled City of Manila.

Manila, Jan. 3, $3.50 p. m.--Th
health officers have found native
with all the symptoms Of bubonic
plague. In house In the walled city,
where two suspicious deaths have oc-
cured, The patient has been isolated
and every precaution has been takeh
to prevent a spread Of disease.
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Sudden Death.

Chicago, Jan. 4-Rolph Philippson,
retired wealthy clothing dealer died
suddenly of heart disease late Tuesday
night, during applause at the. conclu.
sion of an address to the members Of
the district grand lodge No. 4, indc'
pendent order Bnni Birth.
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Youthful Murderer Hanged.

Sunbury. Pa, jan. 4.--Edwnrd Cres.
singer, uged ~ years, was hanged hers
for the murder Of io.yenr.old Daisy
Smith, daughter Of farmer at lloyles
llun. Crcssnger met his fate calmly,
lie Ia the youngest murderer ever
hanged In the state
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Well Above Tifty Thousand.

Washington, Jan, i,-.Gen. Corbln, OF
the Lnwton fund committrc,unnounccs
that the total subscriptions TO the
fund date mount to Sii,l2s, lie says
that with the amount already on de-
posit In the Riggs national bank In
thia city, and what is on hand else
where, the fund III now well above
S5O,O 900,
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Received with satisfaction.

New York, Jan. 4.-The announce,
ment that Secretary Root had cabled
Gen. Otis to open the southern ports
In The Philippines in order to break
the corner in hemp was received with
unbounded satisfaction by the cordage
men in this city.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
Public Dcbt Decreasing.

Washington, Jan, a.-The monthly
statement OF the public debt, issued
Tuesday shows that Mt the close -of
business December 30, 1890, the dabt.
less cash In the treasury, amounted to
sl,i34 4,3oo,oos, a decrease for the month
of $5,7o ,s24. This decrease Is largely
accounted for by the purchase Of
bonds during the month.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
The Kentucky Contests,

Frankfort, .Ky., Jan. a.--The notices
OF contest by Senator Gcebel and j. G.
W. Beckhnm against Gov. Taylor and
Licut.-Gov. Marshall were served Tues
day evening. Nine different grounds Of
contest are embraced in the notices.
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rhc Anlntlc lrlccl.

Washington, Jan, a,--'rhc navy de.
pnrimcnt has been informed that the
Marietta has urrlvel Il Manila, The
brooklyn, New 0rlcnus, NOthyille and
Newark have all reached the mann fleet,
ard the Marietta Is the last of these
additional ships gent to reinforce ADJ
miral Watson, to arrive at the Asiatia
stuiiOn.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
BRIGHAM H. ROBERTS CASE.
II Will Soon he Closed Unless II In
Ound Necessary TO bring 9th
err Witnesses From Utah.

Washington, Jan. A statement
has been received from the remaining
Utah witness who was to appear be-
fore the committee investigating the
case of Mr.. Roberts, of Utah, giving
the substance Of the evidence he would
give if sworn by the committee. This
statement will be presented to the COM
Inittee when it reassembles, and If Mr..
Roberts comedies that the witness
would so testify, II will be unnecessary
to have him come from Utah. Other
wise, the offer will be made to bring
en- the witness in case his evidence Is
considered DE- oa - The material fea-
ture of is,sn ouIcSJe uSJe as to the marital
relatiwel troublJ between Roberts and
Mrs, Epp Roberts.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
IlNicmmniIMm circumstance.

Paris, Jan, i,--rhc hlghscourt (scn.
Ate) ,rcnd cringlt verdict In the con.
splrncy eases not previously disposed
of, decided, by u vote of 1870 TO 81, that
NJ DeRoulede was guilty, and by u
vote of 200 to !, decided on extenu.
ating circumstances.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
The Delagoa Bay Award.

London, Jan. A dispatch to tho
Pail Mall Gazette from Berne says the
award in the Delagoa Bay question is
being drawn up, and that it is posi-
lively stated that it will be published
towards the end of the month.
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Rni,Ied by Burglars.

Wichita, Kas., Jan. 4.-C. NJ. Reed,
chief clerk of the railway mail service
here, has received telegram from
Cameron, Kas., stating that burglars
blew open the post Office safe at that
place. Tuesday night, and took the
contents, amount not named.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
Indignation Aroused.

Victoria, b. G., Jan. 4.-General in.
dignation is aroused here at the ex:
pressed determination Of Boer sym.
pathizers in the suburb Of West Vic.
toria to extend financial aid to the
Iransvaal Republic.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
Structural Strikers,

Philadelphia, Jan. A strike OF the
structural iron workers hns been In
ougurnted here by the members Of
Union No. 10 Of the National Associa.
ton Of Bridge and Structural lroa
Workers, Between 400 and 800 men are
affected, and building operations win
bc handicapped until n wage agree
meut IN reached.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
The Particular Service Squadron.

London, Jan. At is reported that
the particular service squadron, now
at Gibraltar, will be ordered to South
Africa as soon as the channel squadron
returns to Gibraltar. The particular
service squadron of cruisers is said to
be Just suited to watch Delagoa bay.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
No Moro slavery In dunn.

Mnniln, jim. A naval officer, who
has arrived from Guam, brought q
proclamation issued by Cnp.. Lcary,
governor OF that island decreeIag tho
absolute prohibition and total aboli.
tion Of slavery Or peonage, the order
taking effect February ~.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
Blackburn Nominated.

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 4.-Ex-Scnator
j. c. S. Blackburn was nominated BY
the democratic caucus. Tuesday night,
to succeed William Lindsay as United
States senator. Senator Goebel made
the nominating speech.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
Brltish Ofhcor Ar.e.toa.

Berlin, Jan. Am English enlisting
officer, who is alleged to have secured
number Of men IN Thueringcn and
ncighhoring towns for the British
army in South Africa, has been arrested
M Naunbcrg.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
Peter \, wilkes DsSJ,

stockton, Chi, Jan, 4.-peter y.
WILKES, mn attorney, once n membcS
OF the confederate congress, is dead
At his home here, aged n yeara lie
was born In Tennessee.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
Additional Import Taxes.

Rio Janeiro, Jan. 4.-The govern.
ment has resolved to impose an addi-
tonal tax of ten per cent. on imports
from Austria and Portugal, and 80 per
cent. on imports from France and
Italy, to take effect March |.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
American Deaths in Cuba

Washington, Jan. 4.-Gen. Wood, at
Havana, has notified the war departs
mcnt that II. c. Flood, stenographer,
died at Santiago, december 30, of ma
lnrial fever, and Hospital Steward Is.
F. Giffin, died at Cienfuegos, December
81, of tctnnus.
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Conyersed with the queen.

The Hague, Jan. 4.-Dr Leyds, the
diplomatic agent of the Transvaal, at
tended the New Years ball at the pal
ace, Tuesday evening. Queen Wilhcl-
nina conversed several times with
him
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- lllII -
ulver News.
THE MARKET REPORT.
,D THURSDAY, Jan. 1
Drain and prOvisi0ns.

ST. Louis = Flour - Patents, y3.45qt3 eot
other grades, 81, 75as 20. Wheai--No. ! red
72c. EornasiNo mixed alhe.
0S.SO. Timothy, NO,O0dia5o; good to- choics
clover, ssOOql000 Butter-Creamory 2tSi
22IMs dairy dairy goggssc; n, EgSs-Fsese ne; ne;
Tub.washcd, sausae; Missouri and Illinlos
medium comelns, 'a''4c! other srados.'i1d
chlcago-.t t,loslng quotationsN wheat--
January, oeMs; May Ss%Qso7sr July, M,ec
SSy HTnsSsussy sss Dsi.SsSaars SS wax ssc SSy
Pork january, slOS2ls May ti0,S. Lard
january. G.72h@6.7b; May, $3.50. Ribp-
Jpnuary, $3.50; May, $6.66.
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For Insulting the Church.

Berlin, Jan. 4.-Signor Mohring,
editor of the Comic paper Ulk, has
been sentenced to six months impris-
cnment for insulting the Catholic
church in a poem entitled "The COW.
ardly Act of Rennes." '
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06

received from Gen. French, under Iues-
days date, saying his position was thu
same as on the previous day, that with
small reinforcements he could dis
lodge the Boers from Colesburg, and
In the meantime, he continued maneuv-
anime
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
Fighting At C)[ESB|jRG.
Gen. French Has Not Achieved So
Easy and Complete a Vic
tory as Supposed.
DIFFICULT TO HUNT THE BOERS OUT.
Col. Pilcher's Fight at sunnysIdc,
guishcd Themselves, Forms n Pro-
life Theme for the London Press
and People.
Beers Attacked MOItenO.

Sterkstroem, Cape Colony, Jan. g.
Morning-The Beers attacked Molteno
this morning. A brisk action is now
In progress.
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Gold for Europe.

New York, Jan. 4.-Muller, Schall &
Co., will ship $150,oo0 gold on the
German steamship sailing Thursday.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-06
Live Mock Market.

is5; cows and hseifsrs, a. IoV4o6. HoSs-.
Packing, N,26gtb6L butchers W3OWL00,
light, NO0n4,5o. sheep.-Mutton shoep,
81, ,75@4S0, lambs, s6,00dl50O.
80 1914, 90; heifers, S325a4b0; canners, NI
$500; stockcrs and feeders, $3,00df490;
Texas fcd becves yi25u53b, Hogs-Mixed
and butchers. Ni5ui,5O; good 70 cholcu
light, $Ll5daib. Sheep-Native wethers.
N,30fiiNO western wethors, N,i0dii so, nas
tive lambs, NbOuG0o, western, b'bOub,o0,
Kansas City - Cattle = Native steers,
N,l0m6gOi Texas steers $S,S6u5,0O; Texas
ss'6oniOO stoekcrs and feeders, Sa'ooaS,bO'
Hogs Heavy, MS5@i, Am, packers, N3bb
tl5i mlAed, M3odi AN. light N,00Qi4 40;
workers., Ss5uAi0, Sheep-Lambs, $4,000
$40 muttons, s32ba47b.