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The evening times., 1900-06-14

PHILADELPHIA June 1.-THE storage
warehouse and stable Of Thomas c. Parks.
on Newton Avenue. Camden, " J.. was
gutted by FIRE Of mysterious origin, which
broke out at 1880 O'Clock last night. II
was brick building, triangular in shape.
two stories in height, and the upper floor
was filed with household goods on storage.
John Ireland. one Of Mr. Parks drivers.
rescued two horses. but the six remaining
in the stable were burned TO death. Parks
loss is about 5000. The damage on the
building. of which Capt David Hallinger
is owner. amounts 70 about $500
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR NlPPLIEs Ar

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AT JAH.-PRO-
POSALS viii be received at ofice of General
Agent, Department Of Justice, until - O'CLOCK
NOON, JUNE l.. 1900, and then opened for fur
nishing AT the L. $. Jail during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1901, supplies OF fresh and salt
beef, groceries, clothing, dry goods, bread, ice,
hay, straw, etc; also four hundred tons more
or less. OF best bitumiDous coal; twenty-five tons
more less, OF anthracite coal. and sixty cords
more less, Of pine wood. Bids for coal and
wood TO be separate. Supplies to be delivered
from time TO time and in such quantities as NAV
be ordered. The right TO reject any and all bids
is reserved. Specifications may be obtained from
the General Agent JAMES II. HARRIS.
lelZ-St,em Warden.
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EXPLOSION IN A MINE.
Fire Boss Killed and Several EnSf
neers Badly Burned


wILKESBARRE. Pa. June I4-By a
terrific explosion OF gas in the William A.
Colliery Of the Connell Coal Company. at
DuTyea yesterday afternoon the fire boss
was killed and three civil engineers. Who
were making mine surveys, were badly
injured The dead man is John ". Jenk-
lns, hre boss. thirty years old. married and
leaves wife and Jw9 children.
The injured are John Jones Bert John
son, and George Phillips. mining engineers,
Of Scranton.
The accident occurred shortly after 2
o'clock. when a corps Of FIVE engineers. pi-
loted by the fire boss, were entering some
abandoned workings TO make surveys. The
fire boss ignited a body OF gas and the
force of the explosion was such that he was
thrown against the sides of the gangway
and killed Three engineers were also in
iured by the force CT the explosion and
badly burend- The Others escaped with
slight burns. The mine was wrecked in
the vicinity of the explosion
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Victims of Blood Po,-oninx.

ROCKVILLE. Conn, June 14-Dr. Ed
ridge X. Leonard. one Of the oldest prae-
ticing physicians in the city, died yester-
day, of blood poisoning, aged sixty nine
years. DR.. Leonard assisted DR.. Melane-
thon Storrs, of Hartford. in the removal Of
an abscess on the liver Of a Rockville boy
some two weeks ago, and later took charge
OF the patient. DR.. Storrs died of blood
poisoning from the operation ten days later
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Use Aliens Feet- Ease in Your Gloves

lady writes: 81 shake Aliens Foot-Ease into
my gloves and rub little on my hands. 1t saves
ny gloves by absorbing perspiration. II Is most
dainty toilet powder" We invite the attention
Of physicians and 10 the absolute purity OF
Aliens Foot-Esse. DR.. ". C. Abbott editor of
sne 0aS4so aso 1nnlc; SAYS; Is grand prep,
All drug and shoe stores sell IT. 25c. Sample sens
FREE Address Allen 5. Olmsted, lie Roy n. Y
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Thirty Steel Mills shut Down.

SHARON. Pa. June 1.-THE RepubIic
Iron and Steel Company has issued orders
to close every mill which they con-
troll on July 1 for repairs. The suspension
OF operations will affect many thousands
OF men and over thirty mills throughout
the country The shutdown, il is thought,
will be brief
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and location posts in place OF the pros
pecting posts must be set up.
When a deposit is ascertained 70 be
capable Of being worked. q declaration Of
the fact must be made al the cfFce Cf the
chief OF police in the district where the
discovery is made \ copy Of the declara-
tiOn must be sent by the applicant for
the location, within three months, without
fail. 10 the chief Office Of mines, for rub
Ecation in the local press, another copy
goes TO the district engineer, to be re-
corded in the register OF applications for
concessions. The copy sent 10 the chief
Office must be accompanied by a sum SUI
fcient TO pay expense OF publication in
. -
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There has been no such talk Of late and
so many enquiries have been made TO
United States Commercial Agent GreeneF
at Vladivostock ir regard TO the mining
concessions il Russia and Siberia that he
has concluded 10 answer them by Onward
ing to the State Department cory of the
Russian mining laws. This report he says
is accurate to 1888. Some CHANGES may be
already in operation, but he has not yet
been infor ned of them. T-he statement as
given out by the State Department is Of
especial interest to those Americans inter-
ested in gold mining and mines and shows
the almost utter folly OF residents OF the
United States even considering for mo-
ment going to the mines of Siberia to
work The statement is substance follows:
Besides general regulations. the min
ing code contains under special sections
laws relating TO:
Mining in the country OF the army Of
Don Cossaeks. mining in Poland, private
operations on state lands. coal mining in
SakhaIin, working Of amber gold mining
petroleum industry. salt Industry.
From the standpoint OF mining. Rus
sian lands may be divided into four large
classes: ID Freehold lands; 90 lands in
possession (so-called); 90 lands of the
Empire: (4) lands under His Imperial Ma
jesty's cabinet. These latter are the pri-
vate property OF the Emperor. BY lands
in possession are understood forest lands,
ground plots. etc, assigned by virtue OF an
imperial rescript 10 certain metallGrgical
industries There are few such holdings
now. Military lands might be added to
the above subdivisions. granted TO certain
Of the Cossaek armies-that is, military
colonies and peasant lands.
The following Is a summary Of the
principal enaetments relative to gold min
ing:
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Mails for the kIousiL.

A notice has been issued by the Postof-
fiee Department that no mail for points
beyond Dawson City shall be forwarded
via Lake Bennett, and the despatch OF
mails in the Yukon district will be limited
to points between Lake Bennett and Daw-
son
The evening times., 1900-06-14
The Chilean CInin,x-

The President has appointed John W.
Perry, OF Connecticut, as agent for the
United States before the Chilean Claims
Commission, in place of r. d. Kennedy. OF
Ohio. whose nomination failed Of approval
BY the Senate at the last session
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RUSSIAN MINING LAWS
Regulations of Interest to America n
Gold Seekers.

Commercial Agent Greener, at Viad-
livestock, Furnishes 20 the state
the Folly of Prospectors From the
United States Going to Siberia
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OLca- ~ l.. nay 0Jl2, lsSS
Duffy Malt wbisEey Co.
Rochester. " Y
Gentlemen: No doubt you VIII be interested to
know how getting along. ] am now lis years
and six months old snd keep up my vitality by the
constant use OF D5Iy's Pure Malt Whiskey- 1 and
II keeps me In perfect health. especially IN hot
weather take II II punch four times day and
always put snail Grantity II each glass OF water
crinz- Il kfils the germs
Duffy's Pure Malt biskey Is truly 4 blessing 20
humanity ard D toon mankind II has prolOnfe ed
ny life and thousands OF Others n the past half
turE. Any one ho wishes % 1--we a ripe old age
ard retain ali bis faculties and his vitality should
know about the wonderful work Dufiyis Pure Malt
Whikkfy do
Dufyis Pure Malt Wbiskey is 20 be commended on
Of its purity. excellence and ilvigOrati1g
qualities ] know OF 50 good viii keep a sup
ply by as i ng Rs live
NY son bad be art trouble and don't know what he
wou d have done II Il was not for your whlskey. II
cured him Very gratefully yours,
ABRAHAM e ELMER, 50 Tracy ST.
Pc sure you get the genuine See that the seal
over the cork unbroken- Beware Of relled bottles
and cheap substitutes AL druggists and srocers
sell DUFFY'S- II yours does not bottle viii Be
Sent you. express prepaid, receipt OF 500 Book
sent free.
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4 COBAN EDITORS Views
SenOr RiEerO, of FL DiariO de la
Marina, Talks Freely

Says the Stars and Stripes Are Some
times Kissed, Bui That American
The People Want Independence.
The Island Approaching Elections.
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This record OF marvellous cures stands unpar-
alleled by any medicine or prescription ever dis
covered in the world. The voluntary testimony
we receive daily from grateful patients Is prO0f
positive that DUFFY'S PURE MALT WEIS-
KEY has never been equalled BY any remedy
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY Is an ab-
sOlutely pure, gentle, invigorating stimuiant
and tonic. which aids digestion stimulates and
purifes the blood. builds nerve tissues, inyigo
rates the brain, toneE up the hears- anS
strengthens the entire systsm, driving out al
disease germs. !: Is the true elixir OF life. and
has prolonged thousands Of lives, as shown by
the above
II you are half sick Il is because your blood is
out Of order. You need stinulant. TAKE
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISkEY as di-
rected you win be cured and your system VIII
not be injured as with deadly drugs
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PURE
grateful patients DUEFIS
i gOdsen to
The evening times., 1900-06-14

Ladies cOlored P. X. Linen crash
and duck skirts, some trimmed with
straps and washable linen braids. 9TH
ers again with flare skirt with cOmbi-
nation material that sold as high as
$1-75 and 81. choice for Bargain 0QC
Friday. price,. JO
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Muslin Underwear and COrsets.

Ladies good quality cambric corset
covers; regular 12 1-2 cent CSC
values. Bargain Friday Price. u
Ladies fine cambric covers. trimmed
with embroidery and lace, both square
neck and French front, perfect fitting.
that others will ask you 80 cents IGC
for, Bargain Friday Price... ~
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CURED
by Duffy's Prrc Malt Whiskey:
OLDEST MAN IN THE WORLD
HALE AT I1S YEARS AND SIX MONTHS.

Utica, \. Y May sOth. 100
The oasis., 1900-05-05
Grand Festival and Street Fair.

This evening the municipality of Nngales, Sonora. will celebrate the thirty.eighth anniversary Of the glori- ous battle of PuebIa, on the 5th "i May. 1862. by giving a grand festival, in the plaza near the line, and the celebration will be extended through tomorrow by a street fair and Rrano ball in the middle of the plaza on sun day evening. Most elaborate prepa' rrtions have been made for making fbe affair most successful and every participant may be assured Of royal good time.
The oasis., 1900-05-05
Baseball Teams.
D. c. CHALMERS.

Can buy all their supplies from us at wholesale prices. We handle D. & M. Draper & Maynard Co.,. mitts aud gloves exclusively for Arizona, and will send samples prepaid to any team at our expense. All the largest teams in Arizona use D. & NJ. mitts and gloves exclusively. Our bats are made to our order for us in this climate. Write us for prices at once.
 PINNEY & ROBINSON, Bicycles, 'rypewri'ers, Photo Stock and Sporting Goods. Established in 1887. Phoenix, Arizona.
The oasis., 1900-05-05

The w. l.. Douglas shoe has repu- ti n It is the leading seller on the market. When brand of shoes makes hit that is permanent, it Is ample proof that the shoe sells on its merits. Fleischer Bros. are the local agents for the Douglas shoe.
The oasis., 1900-05-05
That rhrobblng Headaehe.

Would quickly leave you, you used Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their match less merit for Sick and Nervous Head aches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Duly 2 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by L. w. Mix & Co.,, Druggists.
The oasis., 1900-05-05
Powers of Court ommi.sioner..
LOCnIEL. Ariz., May 3, l9C(

LoCuIEL. Ariz., May 3, l9C0.
 EDITOR TIE OASIS: Referring to an article appearing in THE OASIS relative to my refusal to dissolve an Injunction granted by me while com- missioner, 1 will say: That l believed then ld still believe that my action WIS proper Sec. d47 k. s. Arizona gives the commissioner tue power of the district judge at chambers as 10 all business arising on question of habeas corpus and all orders, wriis and injunciions and then limits his power in every action save that of habeas corpus by specifically stating iD these words: Except that iie shall not make any final determina- tioD except on writ Of habeas corpus"
 Why does the statute say except that he shall not make any final de- termination except on writs Of habeas c,rpusy" Because in habeas'corpus it. allows him to finally determine the question, the writ |. e. as to whether the party Is illegally restrained of lis liberty.
 What does the statute means by the words ''tinal detei eiminaLiOb!' Certainly not the merits of the case for there Is nu power conferred on the commissioner to hear the case. Com missioner Mix has made d fiual deter imitation Of the writ; he has decided the question as to who Is district at- torney of Santa Cruz county which Sec. GIT R. S. has expressly forbidden. To say that the Stat. [5ec. 041 only forbids the commissioner from finally determining the merits of a case Is tue rankest folly for every one knows a commissioner has no power to do 70 A AcOmmissi0ner has no power to pun isb for coutempi; no power to oo otherwise than grant temporary re- lief to d party making showing that t. allow the other party to proceed would work irreparabIe damage to the pirty asking the relief sought Thus, a' far as our statutegoe justice oi the peace Is supreme justice in com. pafison to commissioner as far as power goes.
 A commissioner, under the statute has power only to keep d party in cht ok untH the judge can determine the case. An Injunction Is harsh remed, and should hot be granted only in ex treme cases. The wholesale manner which they are granted ic the terri tory is a disgrace, Cameron alone hay fog somewhere rear twelve undis posed of, some of them of severa years standing.
 Respectively,
The oasis., 1900-05-05
NOTICE.
Nco Ln,. Ariz.. March P. 1900.

Nc0,Ln,. Ariz. March P. 1900
 On this date WAS held Il special meeting of the st rkholders of The yaqul- Moctezuma and ,rizpe Land Development Company at their office in the City of Nogules. Arlzonh Territory when 1t was found that a majority O. the stock WAS represented and In the ab- sence of the regular secretary of tlIeG ompany Mr. l. bonllas was appointed Secretary pro tem i'y the president J IlIaz Pr" to who pre- sided ut the meeting after asceri riaining that q-lOths of the capital stock of the ompany was epre.cnted thc meeting, inc Pres- dent. Dr. Iri,to read the caIl and stated the purpose of the meeting 10 he to dispose Of tho following resolution which had been on fl c for ten days with the Company.
 RE IT HEsoi vfD by the stockholders of The yaoui Moctezuma and Arype Land revcl- opment Company, fin called meeting assem- bIed at their office in he City Of Nogales County of Santa Cruz in Arizona territory on this t' e 2ith day.of yarch. zoo O-v hich meeting was held in res ponse to the call of the Pr sideDt and Secretary ofsald company Issued on Inc 18th day of NarrhNg0cand pub llsled in TBr UA' Ira weekly newspaper pull iished In the City of Nngales. Territory of Arizona. for six days previous to said meet Ing That the business of said ompany be closed up and that said Compaoy from and after this date abandons its corporate exist cnce and ceases 10 exist
 RE IT FuRrHsR RESOLVED that the Presi- don't Of said ompany be and he is hereby empowered am instructed to audit all ac- counts due to any and every pcison by said Company. And 50 soon as the same are au- dted and approved 10 pay the same. "Bs IT Fu.TH.E REso' WE'D hat the secrc- tary Of this meeting be required to record a copy Of this resolution on he minutes Of this company together with a copy of inc Notice ! Of Dissoluil n Of said co, poratlon issued by the Pres dent of this company and published 1 as above stated in TnE Oasl-,"
 On nation the above res lutIon was unani- mously adopted and the President declared the business for which the meeting was cal ed to have been d sposed of. The meet ing was adjourned.
 ! DIAZ IRIET0.
The oasis., 1900-05-05
J. DTAZ FRlETo.
 President.
IGNAcIo RoNILLAs,
Secretary. Pro Tem. Territory of Arizona, Santa Cruz COunty.

 Territory of Arizona, lss
 Santa Cruz County.
 Before me- W. J.N McCurdy, on Il is day personally appeared I. Disz Prieto, presi- dent Of tho Yaqui Moctezuma and Arlspc and Development Company. and lgnacio Ron Has. whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument. us President and sec retary. pro tenn, respectively, and they and each of them acknowledged to me that th' y executed the foregoing instrument for the purpose and conslderatl~n therein express ed, and they proved to me by their oatbs, that they were such persons as they repre- sented themselves tO be, viz. President and Secretary pro tem. respectively of the YsQu.- Mo .tezuma and Arizpe Land Development Company, they and each of them being per sonally known tD me.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this tweny fourth day of March, D. nine teen hundred. ". j. N. MCCUkDN, lSeall Notary Public Territory of Arizona, tss
 county or santa ru7 @
 hereby certify that the within instrument was filed and recorded at the request of j.. Diaz Prieto, March 24th A. D. 1900, at l:in n. m. Book Miscellaneous. Pages-- Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid. W. N. CUMMINGS, lsealI County Recorder.
 LOUIS HUDGlN,
 Deputy, Date of first publication March 24, 1OOO
The oasis., 1900-05-05

Yesterday Mir. Chas. Nathan Of IIermosillo was at Nogaies returning home from a.visit in the east.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-06-08
LINE WILL BE EXTENDED.
Carolina and Northwestern Road to BE
Greatly Improved.

LINCoLNToH, n. O., Juno 5.-The work
of broadening the gauge of the Carolina
aud Northwestern railroad has been
commenced at this place, and the under
standing is that it viii be pushed with
the greatest energy until completed.
Quite unique arrangement is being
pursued. The rails now i'll uSo are
rather too light for standard gauge en-
gineS and third rail, therefore, would
hardly afford rs good track as is de-
sirablc, so npon standard gauge ties both
narrow oNd standard gauge rails are
being laid, and until the work is COM
pletod and for as long thereafter as may
be deemed proper tho present narrow
gauge rolling stock can be used along
with such standard gauge rolling stock
Us may hereafter be purchased.
While the work of making tho gauge
standard both ways from Lincolnton IS
in progress, corps Of surveyors will
complete the location of tho route into
Tennessee. 1t is expected that tho road
will be standard gauge from Chester to
Lenoir by next November and that the
extension into Tennessee will bo com.
pleted very shortly thereafter.
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CARRIED TO SCENE OF CRIME
Askcw Protests His Innocence and Is
Returned to Jail.

MOBILE, June 5. - Tho men from
Handsboro. Miss, took the negro Aslsew
from the Mississippi City Jail late last
night and carried him in wagon to the
home of Wintcrstcin, near Biloxi, where
the Wintcrstcin child was outraged and
murdered. George Winterstein, the
father, was called out and all went to
the woods where the crime was COM
mitted.
There the negro was put through an
ordeal with the intention of forcing
confession.
He was strung up by rope and later
fire seems to have been used, for the re-
port is that "Askew is badly burned"
The negro continued, however, to pro-
test his innorcncc. He was returned to
the Jail at 3 o'clock. Mayor Nash has
tcleg"aphed to all points for suspects to
be held
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AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED
Committee Appointment 20 Inquire
Into Charges Against Mayor.

Committee Appointment 20 Inquire
Into Charges Against Mayor.
ATLANTA, June 5.-Thc general coun.
cll has appointed q committee of five to
investigate the alleged reprehensible
conduct of Mayor James G.. Woodward
with view Of ascertaining the truth or
falsity of the charges against that off,
cial
Should the investigation of the cur
rent charges justify tho committee in
eXonorating the mayor, n report will
be made to council, but if it is shown
that the city's chief executive has been
guilty of acts that violate his oath of
Office, the committee is ordered to pre-.
pare, at once, articles OF impeachment.
The resolution calling for the investi-
CATION, introduced jointly by Alderman
Wclch and Councilman Grady, was
passed by largo majority.
The committee charged with the duty
of investigating Mayor Woodward's s con-
duct consists of Alderman Welch, Coun.
Gilman Grady, Alderman Fitzpatrick,
Councilman Harwell and Councilman
Maddox
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DEATH WARRANTS ISSUED.
-Four Men to Hang In North Carolina
For Murder.

RALEIGIG, June 5.-Thc supreme court
decisions in four murder cases have been
certified to by Governor Russell and the
death warrants issued as follows:
Thomas Jones, negro, for numbering
and burning a woman and her five chill
Grcn, to be hanged ut Raleigh, Aug. 81;
Archibald kinsauls, for murder, to be
hanged at Clinton, Aug. 3; William
Edward, negro, for ambushing and as
sasSinating a policeman, to hc hanged Mt
Concord, Sept. 3; Chaunccy Davis, ne
gro, for burning the residence of Mrs.
Battle, to be hanged ut Tarhoro, Sept.
II. One life was lost in this fire.
The governor will be asked to COM
mute Jones sentence Oil the ground Of
inSanity
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ENGAGEMENT WITH BOXERS
Chinese Troops Make Gallant Dc
fcnsc-Sixty Killed and Wounded.

chinese Troops Make Gallant Dc
fcnsc--Sixty Killed and Wounded.
TIEN TSIN, June 5.-The railway sta.
ton at Huang Tuug Oh the Peking and
Ticn Tsin railroad has been burned and
two bridges damaged. The officer com
manding tho Chinese troops on duty
there says that 200 of his men boltcd and
only so remained. These fought well,
killing Il number of the Boxers. The
bo!ting troops Were cut up il the adja.
cent broken country. 1t is stated that
60 were killed or wounded. Some of
their bodies were recovered frightfully
mutilatcd.
Bands of Boxers are patrolling tho
neghborhool. Al the Chinese railroad
employees are doscrting their posts aud
the troops sent to guard the stations an
pear TO bc worse than useless. n guard
of 250 sent to Icn; Tao b0ltcd ut Lu Lon
Chao when they heard Of tic trouble ut
Huaug Isung.
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CAR WRECKED BY DYNAMITE
Two Men Are Slightly Injurcd-Crowd
Charged by Police.

ST. LOUIS, June ga special car that
carried Company II of the posse comi-
tatus from the barracks on Washington
avenue started over the Chateau avenue
line.
The car was wrecked by the explosion
of dynamite cartridges placed on tho
track ut Fifteenth street and Washing
ton avenue and at Twenty second street
and Chateau avenues Tho explosion
lifted the car 3 feet in the air and threw
the occupants to the floor. Flfty-four
men were on the car. Two of them, +.
Fleischman and Samuel Schwartzbcrger
were slightly injured A crowd gath
cred which was charged by the police
and in a few minutes was dispersed.
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enemy, who were driven back toward
Pretoria. hoped we would have been
able TO follow them up, bat the days are
very short and after two hours march
gained.
1.-The guards brigade is quite near tho
southermost fort, by which Pretoria is
defended not miles from town.
"French, with the Third and Fourth
cavalry brigadeS and Hutton's New
South Wales mounted rifles is north of
Pretoria
"Broadwood's brigade is between
French's and Hamilton's columns and
Gordon is watching the right flank of
the main force, not far from the railway
bridge at Ircnstcin. which was destroyed
by the enemy.
"Our casualties, l hope, are very few"