The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-30


Murdo. represented by said government
in her quality OF bondholding creditor OF
the first aud second degree II viii pay
the surplus to Great Britain for the ben
eft OF all others having rights
"III.-The delay OF six months fixed BY
the last line OF clause ". OF the areitra-
, ton compromise shall run from this day
forth.
"Iv.-The costs OF arbitration. accord
ing 20 a scale TO be drawn up IN accord
ance with clause V OF the arbitration
compromise Will be borne In equal parts
by the three parties 70 the suit: that 10 20
say. a third part by each OF them.
"V.-The conclusions OF the parties IN
80 far as they differ from the above
award are set aside.
Wan authentic copy % the present
award Will be delivered through the in
teumediary OF the Swiss federal council
20 each OF the three parties 10 the case
The award IS unanimous
RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF THE CAPE
London. March 29--In the house 20 lords
today the earl Of Cam3erdown asked
series Of questions bearing upon the var
ious allegations concerning Premier
earl OF seiborne. under secretary o. s.ata
for the colonies. replied that . self-gov-
erning colony was bound to do everything
possible 10 defend It's territory against
invasion. Generally speaking. he added.
the land defense lay with the colcny,
while the defense OF the eoalinE stations
or attack by sea devoked upon the mo, L.
er land mo part II her majesty do
minions.' the under secretary OF war co.'s
tinued. &C aanlmcil cs:oufh' TAOfS ~
tinued. can claim 10 be al peace with
power with which her majesty Is az war.
IL was unjust to say the Cape govern
ment had declined 70 call out ita forces.
II had called out volunteers 20 the extent
the governors considered wise. While tbs
Cape ministry had not on every point
held views Identical with those officially
responsible for the conduct Of the war. u
was quite unjust 10 accuse the co.Onisi
ministers OF declining 20 call out troops.
Clearly, Il was much better that some q
the burEber forces should not b called
out, FOR u was a matter % common no
toriety that part Of the forces could not
BE- relied upon
Regarding the question Of liability FOR
.
government aimed 20 endeayor TO exact
compensation from thoss who caused ths
damage The question. he adde1 con-
cerned both the colonial and imperial gov
erHments. but principally the colonial
government which was responsible 70 the
parties injured and ought to co-opsa;s
with the imperial government % see that
those who caused The damage paid fer H.
EGYI'T-s BREACH OF NEUTRALITY
Brussels. March . DIR. Leyes. ths Dip
lomatic agent OF the Tfansvaai. has
drawn the attention % the Egyptian and
Turkish governments 20 the fact that tho
British government. IN the house u com
mons has admitted that ak Nafms
were borrowed from the Egyptian srsy
for use IN the Transvasl war and has
demanded explanations for tbis srsacB
o, neutrality. deciarinK that unless 10
guns srs Immediately returned The Trans
yasl viii consider the BEYgtisn Eavsrn-
nent has abandoned neutrality ard l.
lending openly lts aa1siancs % Great
Britain 10 reply has been ssBshssfsd
% this protest. which va despatched
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