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The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07
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Mr.. +. NJ. Taubman Is In Kansas
City today.
Mr.. Herman Roberts, OF Kansas
City, visited friends here yesterday.
Misses Blanche and Myrtle Lew
ellYn visited In Kansas City yesterday.
Mr.. Bate G. Drummond, editor OF
the Odessa Ledger, is 10 the city
today,
Mrs. W. A. Hill returned this
morning from a visit to relatives In
Kansas City.
Master Benjamin Patton visited bis
father, Mr.. James Patton, in Kansas
City yesterday.
Miss Katie Branch returned last
night from a visit to relatives and
friends In st. Joseph.
Mrs. John WelbOTn returned Sat-
urday evening from a visit 10 her
mother In Kansas City.
Mrs. John Stark. OF ST. Louis,
arrived yesterday morning TO visit
her son, Mr.. e. j. Stark.
A. O. u.u qua,
spent Sunday here as the guest Of his
friend, Mr.. Boyd Gllkeson.
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speuv ouhuay ~ 'nIs M olUy, .ne guest
vi ucr couS'uS' 'ne h'Sses I''A'ue'
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Thompson, of
hansas City' spen. ounudy nerel vne
sueo''o' n" anu "''' On''''' "'oe''
Miss Daisy Kice, Of Richmond, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in this city, returned home Saturday
evening
Mr.. John II. Weedin, OF this City,
is now located at Gallup, N. ~, as a
member Of the Big -Four Prospecting
COMPANY.
Mr.. W. II. Chiles went to Kansas
City this morning to transact some
legal business in the Kansas City
court of appeals.
v,,. ~. c..,,u ..,,,,,a %
her home in Wsyerly this morning,
after weeks visit TO the family Of
her uncle, Mr.. John Craig.
NJ. Observation-Disclosures
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sSer weasIs visI, ;o he, sls,ar
Mrs. B. II. Boulware, 10 this city.
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n,,,or wv, a.N ~ ms ..oo,'n.niod y, ~. H. ~
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,.an' m' :, rnnis Sa'nrdav s,eninc
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Miss hauoe FRANKLIN arrived SAT
u,"ay Hy,'dendai, o,e q Wiz "a 10 m,IIIDs,, pT
dnn,r,nen, a. She was connsc,ad wItf
I'epa hanor,mant ,as, sesson
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Mrs. X. c. Carter, Of Higginsville
accompanied by her daughter, Mis-
Myrtle, arrived yesterday evening u
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Post once Appropriation.

Washington, March Si.--The post
Office appropriation bill has been final
ly agreed upon by the house commit
tee on post Offices and post roads. II
carries a total of about Sl15,O0O,OOO
The largest item is, as usual, that for
carrying the mails on railways, viz.
$33, $40. 600, which is only a slight in
crease over the allowance of last year
The rural delivery item is S1,750,O0O.
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For 3 Reserve Volunteer Army.

Washington. April a,--Representa-
tive Hay, of Virginia, of the military
committee Of the house, has prepared
bill to create out of the militia OF
the several states q reserve volunteer
army for uSe in time OF war to sup
plement the regular service. The bill
makes all citizens between the ages
Of is and As liable TO military service
In the v,lunteer army.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07
INTO A DEATH TRAP.
British Literally Moved D Vn in an
Ambuscade Near Bloemfontein.
Esp shot was Fired Untn the Queen. Sol
alers Walked Into the Slaughter
House, and the Attach Wa
EaarfuI

London, April 3.-The latest news
from the front adds little TO the pub
lie knowledge of the convoy disaster.
No eredence is given 10 reports that
the Beers numbered between 5000 and
10000 men. The general belief is
than half that number, but the mere
TACT that even so many as half could
have been collected so near headquar-
ters without the knowledge OF the
British commanders provokes much
uneasy criticism. The disaster is re-
garded as direct result of the in
ability Of ten. French to cut OF the
commando of Gen. Olivier and the
other commanders when escaping
from the Orange river.
Lord Mcthuen's difficulties are ap-
parently increasing. He has Boer
laagers or guerrilla bands on three
sides of HIM and he will be Obliged
to watch carefully his communica-
Ion with Orange river.
A special dispatch from Bloemfon-
tein reports that the water supply OF
the place has been cut of. This is
the natural consequence OF the Boer
success at the waterworks. But the
authorities are hopeful that the
strong reinforcements sent by the
eommaRder-in-chief will promptly
remedy this. II is evident from Lord
Roberts dispatch that a big engage
ment is in progress. Although 1t is
difficult TO estimate the number OF
British engaged, they probably ex-
eeed even the 5000 or 10000 men
which the Boers are estimated to
number.
The Loss of the Convoy Described.
London, April S.-The Bloemfontein
correspondent Of tho Daily Chronicle,
tslegraphing Sunday, and describing
the loss of the convoy, says: The
Beers opened with murderous fire.
II was simply slaughter. The Kafiir
drivers of the convoy ran away, leav-
ing their teams and Il was impossible
for our men TO hit the hidden enemy.
Uur gunners fought brayely trying to
save the guns. but our people were
greatly hampered by The Rai'irs, who
ran hither and thither looking for
cover from the fearful fire that
poured in on all sides. Meanwhile the
enemy were hotly pressing Col. Broad
wood. whose mounted troops were
completely surrounded.
The British showed magnificent
bravery. The officers we're quite cool
and composeily directed operations
The epportuno arrival OF reinforce
ments saved Col. Broadwood from an.
utilization. The water supply was ouI
and tho pumping gear destroyed, Al
well as the field telegraph. One hun
dred wagons were lost through the
oowardice Of the Kaffir drivers. II is
reported that two guns have been re
captured. The whole force Is retiring
on Bloemfontein."
Boers Active Along tho VaaI River.
Kimberley, April ,.--There is grea
Boer activity along the Vsal river
About 5000 burghers have assembled
at various points between Fourteen
Streams and Christiana. About 7O
men are occupying Witrand, north o
Klipdam, and 400 men are laagered a
Boetsap.
Con. BothA Succeeds Joubert
Pretoria, April l.-GeR. Loui
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Santiago, Cuba, April 3.--There is =
bitter fight being waged here for .
successor to Mayor Valiente, recently
deceased, Recent developments have
shown that the color line will be
closely drawn, and there may be
trouble, as the whites declare their
intention to organize an annexation
party rather than to accept negro
domination.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Washington, April 3.-The Smount
carried in the Indian appropriation
bill now pending before the senate
for the laying out of townsites in the
Indian territory il $4,000. This sum
is ridiculously inadequate. as 1000 900
will be needed to carry the work for
ward with satisfactory progress.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Pittsburgh, Pa, March 3l.--The
jury In the case of Assistant District
Attorney Walter +. Billows, a negro,
against w. j, Mccarthy, a prominent
restaurant-keeper, who refused to
serve q meal to Billows and his com
panion, Congressman George White.
of North Carolina, also colored. re
turned a verdict in favor OF the plain
till for 6h cents Billows asked $1,000
damages
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07
FOR NBw wARsRIps.


Washington. March sl.-The house
committee on naval affairs Friday APP
proved the naval appropriation bill
and directed its report to the house,
II provides for two battleships, three
armored cruisers and three protected
cruisers Of the dimensions heretofore
given, and armor plate for the ships Of
the Maine class now urgently in need
Of armor is authorized ut price not
exceeding $54S per ton. The effort was
renewed TO secure the construction Of
one or more OF the new ships in gov.
ernment yards. but the matter did not
reach a vote. The bill carries ap'
proximately S6l ,OOO.O
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Dss Moines, Ia, April THE
house passed the bill authorizing the
uss Of voting machines at elections.
Any dty or county may use machines
upon a two-thirds vote OF the city or
county board of supervisors. Counties
may secure machines for experimental
purposes, and elections so held shall
b sopaidoreI ir.al.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07
Texas Wonder.


One small bottle Of HALLS Great Dis
covery cures all kidney aud bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes
seminal emissions, wssk and lame backs
rheumatism aud all Irregularities OF th,
kidneys and bladder In both mon anC
women, regulates bladder troubles II
children. II not sold by your druggist
will be sent by mall on receipt Of Bl. On,
small bottle ia two months treatment
will cure any case above mentioned. DR.
f. W. Hall, soils manufacturer, st. Louis
formerly Waco, Texas. Send for testi
monials. Sold by Crenshaw & Young.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Salt Lake City, April s-Kina
(dem.), for congress, is elected over
Hammond trep.) by probably 1000 ma
iority. His majority in Salt Lake was
754 and outside precincts heard from,
covering over half the state, up to
lo;3O, show S13 majority for King,
making his total majority 1897.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Psliug, April t.-The Chinese gsv-
ernnsnt has settled" the ccAtrs-
vsrsy arising sut Of the murder On
Bsoepabsr ., last, Of Rev. Mr.. Brssks,
Of NO Church Missionary sooiety, sn
NE iofiswiug terms: Two Of the nur-
dersrs will be beheaded; ono i'm
Prisoned fer hfe, one for tsn years,
GnOthsr for tive years.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Halifax, N. g., April I.-Dr, A. =.
Walker, who wsa the arst eolored
nan In Canada to take the degree Of
baehslsr Of laws, will leave for Eu-
gland in . msnth 10 urge the British
Esvernnent 10 set aside tract II ter
ritsry in South Africa for the settle.
nsAt thereon Of negro emigrants from
Canada, the United States and the
West India islands.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Washington, April sit is not
sgainst organized labor, but against
organized crime, that the state OF
Idaho has been waging war" This
was another Of the statements made
by Gov. steunenberg at the close OF
the last hearing into the Coeur
d'Alene riots by the military commit
toe Of the house Of representatives.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

sau Francisco, April t.-Ma-ils sd.
Woes dated March 8 sag that it is
estimated that there have been zoe
esss. Of bubonie plague In aud around
MsuiIa. Eighty Of the cases proved
tatsl. but there was no PAHis, The
FIRST cases In Manila were discovered
within 4 stones throw Of Cos. Otis
headquarters. Asa
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DAILY.
TREI0HTs.

snsolsl rates 70 Kansas City every saturda
evening aud Sunday
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Princeton, N. j., March 3l.-Ex.
President Grover Cleveland Friday re-
laxed his customary reserve as 10 the
discussion Of public affairs and in the
course OF an interview expressed him
self in approval Of the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty for the naturalization OF the
Nicaraguan canal. Mr. Cleveland
added that he hoped the treaty would
be ratified.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Chicago, April s,Apr. ". G. Gray
Monday presented 10 the Chicago
presbytery a letter from DR.. Newell
Dwight Hills resigning from the
Presbyterian church. DR.. Hillia &C.
ton Is the result Of his recent an.
nouncement Of bis views on the doe.
tfine Of predestination.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Washington, April S,--The monthly
statement Of the comptroller OF the
currency shows that at the close OF
business March 81, 1900, the total cir
culation of national bank notes was
S27o,05J,O6s, an increase for the year
OF S279OO,7sl, and an increase for
the mouth Of SCI, 1,51s, 100.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Kansas City, Mo-, April 3.-The se-
lection Of s. W. Fordyce as president
Of the Kansas City Southern railroad
Is said to have been due to the excel
lent manner in which be handled tho
property while acting as one of its
receivers,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Columbus, o., April 3.-Rev. Wash.
lngton GLADDEN., the eminent Cougre.
gational clergyman, was yesterday
elected to the city council from the
Seventh ward, defeating c. E. Miles,
republican, by 70 votes in a total Of
1900 cast. DR.. GLADDEN. ran as an in.
dependent candidate, though indorseci
by the democrats at their caucus
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Trains No. lOl and 10. daily except sunuA'
All other trains daily. r.c,,y aa,,,r.
day evenings, sunday mornings, aho Tugo :, aoo5
evenings al one fare for the louha .aip morn.
Tor return up to aud including MONDAY no'"'
ing following. IL. ,o all points.
Round trip tourist tickets on sale to all 'ou''S'
For further information call on or sou.ve1 ,,s
IL q. STIDHAh" "ricketAson'
Telephone No. 90.
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ohsags. Apra I.--Ths Chicago Tr1b-
Sas Gays. "Ths democratic national
0ummittee has issued a circular urg-
ing that all delegates 10 the Kansas
City convention be instructed for the
reaflrmation Of the Chicago platform
and the selection Of candidates loyal
- Il a 1895 and legal now"
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Altoona, Pa, April S.--Ths new
scale for mining bituminou 8 coal
went into effect Monday and 5000
miners in this section are now re-
ceiving the highest wages In 30 years
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Hong Kong, April 3.--A British
launch was captured by pirates yea.
terday, near the Check-Heung,sh Shan
district, The pilot Of the boat was
murdered and the launch and light
er which IL had in tow were looted.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

St. Louis, Oct, %, 1sos.-This Is to Ger.
tify that have been cured Of kidney and
bladder trouble with one. half bottle Of the
Texas Wonder, Halls Great Discovery,
aud can fully recommend 1t.
GEORGE r. MAwDsLBY,
Clerk Box Office, st. LOUIS Post. Once
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A., pan. Pr,sousr.

MAnslA, April 1.-The Chinese sss.
Pana, who has been tsrrortnng and
Devastating the province Of Panay,
has surrendered st LsgaHpi to Brig.
Gen. Kobbs, who is bringing him to
NNSlA
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

ssdalia. Mo-, April H.-osags chap
ter, Daughters OF the American Revo.
luton. has organizsd an auxiliary
known a. the Town Improvement
league. with an ani-gossip obligation
incorporated.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

ST. Louis, April "A Washington
special to the Globs-Democrat says
the real author OF the Porto Rico
tariff bill is Gov. Gen. Davis. Of the
island. Gov Davis is quoted as say
ing 10 congressman; "If free trade
is adopted cannot see how the nso
essary funds for conducting the af.
fairs OF the island are 10 be raised
by myself, or those who succeed me-"
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07
Jefferson City, BOOnville and LeIing'
ton Division.
SANTA FE ROUTE.

Trains arrive at North Lexingtoni , IN
BIpress tdally).....' .'.'.'''''' ''''' '''' ~
Trains leave North LoKington'
No. ~, Express daily ,,.;.......'; ..o,a III
Ga,n line trains pass Lexington Junction
uoISG EAST.
.,t,E,nreas icnycs B:5S q. IN
MO- u'.'''a,,,,,, leaves. -. 1919 a. IN
No 70 ", e,ai1ht ...........ll:t0a II go u. IN
hv, q, Chicago EKptrss. leaves e'iop III
doIs0 WEST.
No. ~, Colorado and Utah Express 7.,k . IN
laayea. .....s.f ss.ss... - 4, -
No. /, Mexican and California hh- a.Asa nm
=, press ,unNVod snd Rxnrcss ....,... 1881 q. N
]. ID. BAsTER, JR., Agent.
WI. Black, O. P. A., Topeka, kas,
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Pretoria, April l.-GeR. Louis
Boths has been appointed to sue
eeed Gen. Ioubert as commander-in-
chief of the Transvaal forces.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07
MORE TROUBLE IN STORE.
Grand Jury ut Frankfort MAY Indlet Gev.
Taylor and Others for Alleged
Usurpation.

Frankfort, Ky, April At is ru-
mored that Democratic Judge Cantrill
will instruct the Franklin county
grand jury TO return indictments
against republican Gov. w. S. Taylor
and all Of the republican state officers
charging them with usurpation of
the offices they claim. Usurpation of
office, under the Kentucky statutes, Ia
high misdemeanor, punishable by
heavy fine.
Thsro May he Bioodshsd
indianapolis, Ind, April lit is
lieved by prominent republicans thai
Kentucky democrats are here waiting
a favorable opportunity to take
Charles p. Finley, ex-seeretay Of
state of Kentucky, and carry him 30
Kentucky. The republicans say any
such effort will be resisted and that
il the two factions meet there will
undoubtedly be bloodsbed in this city.
Refuses to Recognise Either
Columbus, o., March 3l.--Gov. Nash
refused TO honor requisition by Gov.
Taylor, of Kentucky. Gov Nash says
be will not honor a requisition from
either Beckham or Taylor, but II each
issues requisition for the same man
on like grounds, he will sign the nso-
essary papers.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07
Residence for Sale |!

am offering for sale at bargain the 2-story brick
residence ON Franklin avenue owned by the late Ethan Allen
House in good repair. Tin roo eight rooms good out
houses two cisterns, dry cellar.
VIII be sold at bargain il taken before the first OF
January. A good tenant now in the house.
". G. MUSCROvE,
Administrator.
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-4lA->ALL FOR 81. so

As the stock books limited had better sucbesoon while you
Pay the 80 and our list for year. you get the
Agriculture Speca Monthly Edition for and the American
Horse Book will te sent at once by mail
prefer you send 81 and get the Journal of Agcutues
Weekly Special Monthly Edition. together with
INTELLIaENcER and the American Farmers Horse Book
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

Refuse. to Recognizes Either.


Lexington, Ky, April s.Richard
Combs, alias "Tallow Dick" was
brought here from Beattyville Mon
day and taken to Frankfort. He de-
MED any knowledge of conspiracy
to kill Goebel.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-04-07

The Hrst time a man puts on . pair
OF skates he doesn't cut much lea
Chicago Daily NewH. a,sashs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-29
MANY TYPHOID FEVER CASES.

The Malady Most Noticeable In the North
western and Southwestern Sections of the
City.
Many typhoid fever cases exist on the
Highlands, at Kentmere, Forty Acres,
McDowelIville and Browntown, but
whether they are attributable to any
special cause is not known. At first it
was thought the trouble might have
resulted from drinking pump water, as
nearly all Of ths patients live IN the
suburbs of the city, but upon inVesti-
cation it was found that as many use
city water as use pump water. In
Browntown complaint has been made
about stagnant water in lots near
Maple and Harrison streets.
The cases are more numerous in the
northwestern part of the city than else
where. Two young people have died
of the fever on the Highlands during
the past few days. They were Bessie
Alnsworth, aged IA years, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ainsworth OF
Seventeenth street and Wnodlawn ave-
nue., who died on Saturday, and Edna
Sheppard. aged 6 years, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard e. Sheppard OF
No. 25O9 West Eighteenth street, who
died on Sunday. Two other cases exist
in the neiehborhood, the patients being
the l4.years old daughter of the Rev.
j. P. Otis, at Mt. Salem parsonage,
aud Miss Annie Sayers, aged 10 years,
who lives near the parsonage. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-29
POWERS HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

Judge Moore Believes Him Guilty of Com
spiracy to Kill Goebei, and Would Not
Recognize Gov. Taylor's Pardon.
Frankfort, Ky, March 81. = The
fourth day of the examining trial of the
Republican Secretary of State, Caleb
Powers, began by the attorneys for the
defence holding consultation.
Immediately after the consultation
Gov, Brown, for the defence, announced
that no testimony will be introduced
for the defence and they would waive
further examination. The pardon issued
to Powers by Gov. Taylor was rendered
by ex-Gov. Brown as a bar to the rrose-
cution and asked that the defendant be
dismissed. m .-f
Col. Campbell said the common
wealth denied Gov. Taylor's right to
issue pardon at the time the pardon
was granted. ,.
Gov. Brown moved that the prisoner
be dismissed upot the evidence. The
motion was oveiruled and bail was
asked for. Judge Moore said:
''It is not my belief that Powers
fred the shot which killed Gov. Goebel,
but from the evidence it is my opinion
that he was connected with the con-
spiracy 10 kill him. / shall, therefore,
order that he be held over without
bail to the franklin county grand Jury A..
that the case may he further investi-
gated"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-29
BASEBALL IN WILMINGTON.
The City's Position with Reference to Adj
mission to the Atlantic League.

The City's Position with Reference to ADJ
mission to the Atlantic League.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Washington, March 2s. - President
N. E. Young of the National League
recently received communication from
President Horace 8. Fogel of the At
lantic League, in which he says that
he had just obtained permission from
the Philadelphia National League club
to locats team in that city. The team
will be known as the Athletics, and
will use the Philadelphia clubs
grounds when that team is playing
away from home.
The present outlook regarding Will
mington, is not quite SO bright or en-
couraeinR as it was week ago. At a
meeting held at Scranton, on the 23d,
the following cities were admitted to
the league: Elmira, Scranton, Wilkes
barre, Allentown, Reading, Phlladel-
phia tAthletios) and Newark. The
eighth city will be selected from Will
mington and Harrisburg, within the
next few days. so if Wilmington is to
be in the league the directors will have
to get together and put up the required
guarantees and settle the ground ques-
ton, SO that when the directors Of the
league have their next meeting there
will be nothing standing against Will
mington.
Wilmington has much better chance
of being admitted than Harrisburg,
however, and there is very little doubt
that the eighth city named to complete
the circuit will be Wilmington at least,
that is what those who are in the posi-
ton to know think about the matter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-29
DESTRUCTION OF COAL MINES.

Foers Are Blowing Up Those Likely to be
Useful to the British.
Pretoria, Transvaal, March 3d.
! nited States Consul Hay and his
fcretary have gone to Kroonstadt, to
bake necessary arrangements for United
ltates representation lin the Orange
FREQ State. -... -..-.
A dispatch from the Beer headquar-
Prs IN Natal announces that the de-
truction of coal mines likely to be use
n to the British continues. The Dun.
Pc ccllIery has been blown up, the
4achinery destroyed and the mine rem
Pred useless for three months to come.
According to a dispatch from Kroon-
tadt, Commandant Olivier has joined
lens. Groblaar and Lemner, who are
PIG. Gen. Delary is still sick at Pre-
Pria, but he will proceed to the front
|nnday. Trains are frequently leaving
18th burghers for the fighting line on
rs side of Bloemfontein.
The Standard and Diggers News says
learns that Gems. Olivier, Groblaar
pa Lemner have arrived at point suf-
flently far north to relieve all appre-
nsions of the possibility of their
ping cut off. 1t is expected they will
rive at Winburg in a few days. and
feet a junction with Gen. DeWet,
hen the Federals' position, it is de.
ared, will formidably oppose Lord
Ioberts.
Reports from the various banks Of
Republics show that the cash hold
Is amount to 60, 233, 057 sterling.