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1JIM HOWARD IN JAILIil lIe SnjT Thnt lie Cnn Prollnd Tin unnrrtlon With1the Assasslnntlnn

i1n1ll1Curl Ky May iiJini How> uho was iininctl liy

Cnlton nnd other witnesses IM thetnan who prohalily find the shotwhich lalletl William Uoehel siirrrii

t WntuecIIlYttody of Sheriff Rev White of Clay

d county and John G White of Win ¬

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Sheriff White savs that Howard toMhim when his name was first men ¬

tioned in connection with the assssinntion that he was innocent andwould surrender whenever he wasnnnted Mr White said I receivedthe warrant for llounnls arrest setrral clays ago hut at the time I was

PLISy I knew lim would not run off-s toon as I pot time I served the

warrant of arrest on him This wasS

on the th inst lie came without aHoward sill I never was1inside the state hoisc square in my

life until the afternoon following theS Sj assassination of Cache I nm iuno

Nnt and ran prove liy testimonywhich will not be doubted that I wasIHut nt the state house when Mr Goc

f brl was killedThe reward commission in charge

of the board for apprehension of thensMisxin heM a meeting hut did noth ¬

big more than to approve a few ac ¬

I counts A nieinlxr of the commissionstated that all or the ei >cucs of that

S hOlly up to date dOts not aggregatet 52500 I

t Trankfort ICy May 11ShierilTWhite who arrested Keudist litu

S Howard who is charged with havingKnot William ioebel declined to ac ¬

c cept the 500 reward offered by theiioebcl brothers for the arrest ofHoward

Middlesboro Ky May llhlerrtHoward will Mirrcnder to SheriffItroughton in a few days nnd go to

4ii Jrankfort He says he had no cou4 nevtion wlmtcver with the alleged

tiocbel conspiracyAVnn n Winner Acnln

5Ixiuisvillc Ky M y 1TIIt nkv IlIopftlhomerbyl > and his share of the stake wns

Sjooo He made Owner C II SmithSS co hicago 3OO richer by winning41the nark stakes at one anti

> fSt niles He had lo carrylot of weight for a

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SSr s early in the season j

but it anti did it like a race-horse His performance was nil thofJiuire creditable in that he equaled the

for the distance 151I 4atwhich has IKTII held by Pearl

Jennings 4 years old with 7G poundsS np since 1SS3 I

llelcnmrrt on HrrkhanT Tnr <lnn I

p t Frankfort KvM May J4lohn Dup in wiring 21 years charged with1-

F thcmunler of County JudgeL1Colton at Middlesboro four years ago I

was released from the penitentiary onga pardon signed by lieckham Dugun j

alwayH professed innocence lie- mainI1 tnihcil that the shooting was by

Jiiiother party anti that hr and Coiret dtpon writ fast friends Colson was nI

Jr thrr of cxCongrcssinan David ColjMIII nnd it the time of his death wase only judge of Itoll foiiuty liigin

4 S left for Xnshville where he will rc 1

side

Gold In Casey CountySc Danville Ky Nay 13 Considerable

rscitement has been caused in ¬

J cinity of Rush Branch Casey counl1by the discovery of what is heliexedtobea gold mine of considerabletu 4 value on the land of lames Adams j

The government expert at Charlottcsville X C has essayed the tire andreturned a most promising assay rcPort rCollier nnd DullardtS

1-54f yicholasvillc Ky May 11The re¬

publicans of the Eighth cOIlI lonal5q

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5 COIII11fiOI1brand Thomas Ballard delegates to thee jintionnl republican convention and

E T Co Wood 15rict elector UMOIIIIS liolt1 state-

Se tie1au

riiKoot nilrationlOIRichmond Ky May 13 Snmuel

Sr 1hilpot the Claycounty feudistait here for safe keeping badly inI

up John llradlty of Lexington n

t b low prisoner Bradley made some sincoinpliinentary remark about Clay-

< Philjiot beat him with the legisP iyof a table

t tS ont to Ren ClarkPndiicaht Ky Msy ltfhe Daught ¬hncSA n Rcheme un foot lo orrcf n monu

>f meat nt some public place in the city9-

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j in memory of Gen George Ro irsClarion revolutionary hero who once

i owned all the ground upon which thecity of Paducah now stands I

d f Barn Slrnek By LlebtnlneCynthinna Kj May 11Joln KelJ

o t lrrs barn containing his crop of1 Imevo was struck by lightning nnd

t tf 5 totally destroyed by fire ManyS i houses barns and fences were dam I

it 4 aged and there is considerable injury J

I stormslS7 I

S CIo SHCed the Placel Paris Ky May 1On account of-

t iJ the smallpox scare in this city the

VLexittonAdi 7 been changed to Lexington The daeItj May 30 remains unchangedpSsIes Charjjed With Ilonsebrrmklnir

= Iiowidrt t 4Iicy confess their guilt on the chargeof housebreaking When arrested

c burglars tools were found ia their Il 7 > possession They robbd several1 btorehouaes and peddled the goodsif Tombstones Damaged

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Ky May l2tn unknown jS vandal went into the grave3nrd here

t 1 1t I and rninctl a large number of tomb I

t eioneu by chiseling off the inscrip¬

> ¬ofsi rMute1irt 1C Jp- StsPiper a young farmer was in a field> 5c1 plowing with four mules when he sawt Ij a storm coming He started

barn riding one of the muly 1oJli8I4 he was struck by p bolt of Ji

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4 scar YocantAjtWttLibertyXy May 12 Burnard

o kls Lew15 is reported to have killed Joe1

i tf Lyousof Carter county in the staveIbyzJ 4t1 s

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RELEASED BUT WANTED

The Si < tlr ll n flinfnrtpr lrnTCI-liPtlimliiii pt In Time In Pre

fnt lltlntc rrrslrd Kxln3-

leiuigtnut Ky Mny IS 1 K Vil111 ut Suit lruuieito arrested whileattempting to pawn 1000 worth ofdiamonds on suspicion of being want ¬

ed in some large cities was releasedliy the authorities They wired hisdescription to large cities hut re ¬

Cit lug no reply Vilbert was releasedHe immediately left tin city

After Williert hind left LexingtonChief Detectives U 1 Collernn ofChicago wired for a description otthe man anti goods having seen a tel ¬

egram in morning pipers The de ¬

scriptions asked for were wired liyChief of Police hess Collerau wiredKick at once to hold VilWrt until aChicago oflicer multI come to Lexing ¬

ton Koss wired hack that Willwrtlund been released where upon Colle¬

ran Iskcd b wire hunt he be rearrest-ed Chhliu has lint a recent thin ¬

mond robbery and Collerans tele ¬

grams are taken by twill officers toindicate that HIP Chicago officers be¬

lieve from the description that Wilbcrl is the guilty party Vill ert hailgone when the telegram reached lucre

FEMALE PRISONER SHOT

Mie With tlher Wns Trying tocuue Krtim the Worklionne

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weuusboro

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ly May litua Yewcit colored finale prisoner wasshut mill mortally wounded by Work ¬

house Keeper Julius Mount Mountwits taking the female prisoners theirdinner when they made a rush to os< ax> The Yeweit woman struckMount oter tIlt head with a stove legmill then knocked him down with uipiart holt he tilled with oil of sassafills The oil gut in Mounts eyes millalmost blinded him causing him thomost intense pain

Before lit could get up another rushwas made on him and hit tired Theball struck Cora Yeweit in the fore1rail fatally injuring tier Mountsinjuries ere severe but not dangerous

Commercial tlnb FormedSomerset Kyv May HThe busi ¬

ness men met and orgnnied a commerciHl club Geo W Wait presidentof the Somerset Kanking Co was solected as chairman of the meeting andI 1 CnniplH11 as secretary Wednes ¬

day a permanent organization will boeffected Several large concerns arein correspondence with the citizenswith a view of locating here antonO capitalists luau looked over the

ground and will build a street car linelucre a BOOH as they can get a fraurhisc from the city The CincinnatiSouthern road has contracted for alarge freight house lucre

hThree VrIourr leap

Lancaster Ky May 12 Three prlsoners confined in the county jail sueeroded in mniiig their escape withsaws They cut two lairs of the cellwhich let them into the main hallthence into the womans departmentout of which they gained their liber

whitilar I

Carrier while horn tealing nailWalter Simpson stealing coal Jailerloss is in of the fugitives

Mllltnrr Company IndictedEminence Ky M II HGarnett

Ripley and all the mentbers of his mil ¬

itary company which he raised nt theinstance of W S Taylor the past wintcr were indicted by the Henry coun-ty grand jury for raising an armedforce in violation of the form of thelaw

Ncn reiruihone IInrWilliamstoxvn Ky May 13Tiuc

Witlinmstown stud Owcnton Tele ¬

phone Co has incorporated with acapital titocV of j2ooo The line isbring run to Ialmouth lanlnersvilleCritlcndcn Mt Zion Verona andWarsaw and will probably be runto ISurlington

UII Slilpmrnlivtrut Miiy HThe first lotof esr marketed from the

Kig Sandy field is being shipped frontthis place It is a very high qualityof lubricating oil and comes from theKentucky Union Oil Cos well atriaine

May Try YonUrjr FirstFrankfort Ky May 11It is said

here that Ibe attorneys for the prosecution have decided to elect to rvthe indictment against Youtsey firstamong the cases taken to Scott coon ¬

ty on n change of venue and set tottrial there July 5 Of

for the SllrrrInrndy Slay IICllpt hes-

ter ship Kentucky haswritten to the board of trade that thebattle ship will be ready to rejve itssilver service from the people of Ken-tucky

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on lune 6

Tue 3Ion mrnt Fand In CSrantVilhinmsI own nt May 1fhe

Goebel 110nllmellrll tl which is beintr raised by the women of Grantcounty has reached nearly SHOrt andIt is thought it will exceed thatamount before the subscription booksclose

School Ponds SoldHopkinsville Ky May tITII

trustees ot the Pembroke gradedschool have floated their new schoolTheyjbankShot

and Mortally WoundedHopkinsvillc Ky May l2liecausc

he had been discharged front a tobacco factory KSvcs Trouble coloredtibet at former Employer Hex Chand-ler aged 18 Chandler returned thetimesINew Kentckr Iost OMeec

Washington May lTbe folio-Ing post offices have been establishedin Kentucky Julghum Hlekmancounty Robert So Dazzcll postmasterHubbard Metcalf county WesleyHubbanl postmaster

Two Soldiers KilledShelbyville Ky May 1lVord has

been received here of the heath ofEdmund Bullock and Bennett BlakelyShelby county boys in the Philip-pines They were killed in the Fametight in which Lieu Gallcher ofLouisville lost his life

ViII Meet Next Year at DanvilleLexington Ky May HThe grand

council of the Order of lIed Menmeeting here has named Danville forthe next place of meeting The meethug will be lucid May S and 0 as itwas this year

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JTHE GAR MENS STRIKE

Several Disorders in ConnectionWith the Strike ia St Louis

far Ruin Ofpr the City I him Inilrr-5lrniipr Tollfp lroicitionSIu-

riinn Cnr linn AVIIti luiSlight nixtiirliniicr

St Louis May IlThe feature ofthe day in the street unilusv strikewhich coinmtiuTil TuoMhiy morningin this cliv h the men on the SULouis Traeiioll Cos lines refusing towork longer unless their demandsfor higher wages wore ncccdrd towns tilt conference between tiov Ste ¬

punts the members of the executivecommittee of the local street railwayemploy association nnd the ofliccrsand attorneys of the transit compa ¬

ny for the purpose of ascertaining ifSound sort of an amicable understand ¬

ing could not be arrived at The con ¬

ference lasted for several hours butnt its conclusion Gov Stephens saulthat nothing lund been accomplishedThe strikers otlicials vcrc willing toarbitrate provided the proposition todo so en me front the railway compa ¬

ny The railway officials refused toentertain any such proposal statingI bat they hail nothing to arbitrate

St Louis May l2ffairs in thestreet railway strike have not mate ¬

rially changed Kioting was kept upIn various parts of HUT city lu oneInstance the police fired into a crowdanti in other used their clubs onthose who attempted to interfere withthe running of ears The SuburbanKystcin ran all its ears under an PScort of police So close was the watchmaintained h11t force that practi ¬

cally no disturbance occurred on itslines The Transit Co started ears ona number of its brandies nnd tint ¬

withstanding the ample police protection nlTordcd trouble cropped out invarious directions-

St Louis May ltThe Californiaavrniic division was reopened Sat or¬

hay under police protection Sevencurs are running and tutor will lie puton during I he tiny All clerks in I lieofiiocs of the Lindcll division of thrtransit company at Vaiidcvcntir andPark avenues were sworn in as policemen Srtnrday afternoon

St Louis May ILThe sixth dayof the street railway strike was espe ¬

dully quiet and devoid of interestNot a wheel except of the mail carswas turned in the city in consequenceof the decision of hiefoC PoliceCampbell to give the men of the forcewho had hail hut little time for restduring the past tire days a chance torecuperate for the coming week

The management of the two streetrailway companies who feared to ruuears without police protection decid ¬

ed to make no attempt to keep theirlines opeut As a result the turbulentscenes that lust week marked the re¬

opening qf I he different lutes wirenot experienced antI the day passedoft without serious trouble The onlypolice on duty were stationed at thedifferent poucr houses and ear sheds

STRIKE IN KANSAS CITY

Cnrn In Inll Opcrnllon OiriiiK in nnInjunction isiici lij the Fed

rnl Court

Kansas City Mo May ltIvcrystreet tar line in this city and KansasCity Kan was in full operation Sun ¬

day and no show of violence was of¬

fered by the strikers The injunctionof the federal court enjoining tinunion men from interfering with therunning of cars and the added factthat it was Silnday combined to havea salutary effect on the strikers

The railway officials lund hind appli ¬

rations from twice rs many men anthey could use and to be sure of nodelay placed half a dozen extra crewsat the terminus of each line payingthem full wages to fill the gap thatmight lcaused by any recruits tothe strikers ranks-

Occasionally along the line the cryofscab would be heard but it wasprincipally the act of boys who tookdelight in tantalizing the men Thenwas practically nothing to indicatethat n strike was in progress Presi ¬

dent Holmes declared that so far nshis company was concerned the walk-out

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was a nuttIer of history and heemphasized this fact by joining a par ¬

ty of friends on a jaunt to Leavenworth The strikers interviewed in ¬

dividually however declared theywtre still hopeful and that they soonwould show different results

During the afternoon the industrialcouncil held an enthusiastic meetingnnd adopted resolutions sympathizingwith the street car men and orderinga boycott on the railway companyIhr resolutions request the presi¬

dents of the different unions reprcsuijed in the council to instruct theirmembers not to ride on the ears andurge the members of these unionsworking in the railway companyspower houses and shops in whatevercapacity to strike in sympathy withthe street car men The resolutionsgo so far as to request the union mu ¬

sicians who furnish music at theparks controlled hit the company torefuse to play for the daily concerts

Arraniirinvnts All CompleteChattanooga Tcnn May HTho

arrangements are all completed forthe assembling of the southern indus¬

trial convention which opens In thiscity on TueMlay The sessions will behld in the Auditorium which has aseating capacity of tolH-

lnl> nr realties GrowingTampa Flu May lilhue labor

tioublrs here have taken a turn forthe worse There is now a generalstrike in all the cigar factories of theHavanaAmerican Co in this city andabout 1000 are out

tro Succeed WheelerBirmingham inMay 11Thei-

irst man to otTer for the democraticcongressional nomination in theEighth district to fill Gen Wheelersunexpircd term is Jesse E Brown ed-

itor of the Scottsboro ProgressiveAge

Lost nn a FoulXew York May 11t the Broad-

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Athletic club Kid Broad of Cleveland met Oscar Gardner the OmahaKid and through foul tactics by butt-ing lost in the seventeenth rounwhat promised to be a winning battle

German Our FriendBerlin May HThe Krankfurtei

Zeituug publishes a cablegram fromNew York ting if the United Statesshould break off diplomatic relationswith Turkey that Germany has ton ¬

seated to represent the American in-

terests¬

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Colorado Republicanrepublicaning delegates and instructed them forMcKinley Senator E 0 Wolcott 7

II Mnffet AY S Stratum unit Davidit C Brown

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the Mnn Win Confessed to tinnyThine In osiiifllnn nllli Sue

Llilinn Iuslnl IVninli

II it a tin May II Carydon Kleh warCIIIHlII who eoiifessrd to a knowlwgi of uummtiyiii the trau hutswhiih in I he opinion of lawyers tendto implicate others besides Xeely III

the post office defalcation Kicli wasKrelys pailner in a number of busi ¬

ness enterprises in Cuba and n isololil < power of attorney for him Itwas through Ilieh t huntP OOO of newisiue stamps were recoxernl and hehas not been arrested on account ofthe laluable assistance he is now giv¬

I uig ill unraveling the plot Kurt herhe has agreed to give evidence whenNeely is arraigned

The amount of the defalcation sofar as discovered at present is j1i1I1I0during the year HUM and fK0 dur ¬

ill5 the year tStll Of this amount000 has been recovered <2flOO de ¬

posited in a bunk her in Xeelysnime has been attached and tOO hehad in his possession when arrestedA brickyard tumid a cacao grove timevalue of which is undecided the propcitv of Necly have been attached

Miincic Ind May II C r W Xee ¬

ly wns called upon at the home of hissister and the rep rtoil confession ofMr Itich was read to him Mr Xeelyrefused absolutely to make n state ¬

ment further than to say there mustbe a mistake ISich is one of MunritV leading hI1I1t1I a soninlaw of Joseph A Goddard wholesalegioecr and for several years was atraveling salesman and also was seeniary of the Indiana Traveling MensProtective association Kieh has nlws been an intimate friend of XeclyV rnil secured his appointment inIlt Cuban postal department throughyrcly They were extensively nssoeatei together in business enterpriscs

Havana May 11 Poslage stampslo the value of > IIOO have been recov ¬

ered lysecret service agents as theresults of information furnished bytilt lila Ii who lets confessed to guiltyknowledge of the postal frauds It isestimated that tin shortage will notbe move than SHMOOO

Washington May I IlmlllrBIICOII introduced a resolution intill senate on Kriihiy calling ir-a thorough investigation and re ¬

port to the senate of all moneys re ¬

inI1I1I11eXIlIlh1 in the island ofCuba by tho rnitcil riliites militaryniul civil authorities until April GO

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Col George H Burton of the inspector generals department has nrriicr fom Havana and had a ton ¬

ference with war dcpartiuiMit ofliciulsFriday afternoon Col Burton is theofficer of the inspector generals de¬

partment who detected the postalfrauds in the Cuban service in ton ¬

nection with Charles IuV Xeely nowtinder arrest

Col Burton spent half an lunar injlosc conference with Secretary Rootnail then paid his respect to Adjtlien Corbin tumid some of the otherotlicials ot the department liebrought with him documentary evi ¬

dence touching tilt postal frauds andis Secretary liool was not able forluck of time t n go oer the papersho took them with him to tho cab ¬

jOel meeting for their considerationTil Burton then said that he had

nothing to communicate to the pressregarding the matter under investiration ind lie felt that it would IKS

uuiprunr rr him to talk at this stagesue to the officials of the govern ¬

ment I wished it understood thatup to the time he left Havana the in ¬

quiry into the postal frauds had beenconducted by himself and the UnitedStates postal authorities had nothingto do with it

It is eXIKcId that the state depart ¬

meat will take part in the extraditionproceedings in the Xeely case as-suming

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that the New York author ¬

ities are disposed to honor GenWoods demand for the nilrender ofXeely The act iiu1 warrant of stir¬

render toast be ifsued by I lie statedepart men t and in some instancesI ho department has undertaken topss judgment upon the iiiestion asto whether a piima facia ease hadbeen established sufficient to warrantthe granting of tin reipieM lu viewof the official character of the in ¬

vestiga t ion in Xeely s ease howeverit5is said that the departments nctout will be purely formal

Hundreds lIng DnllrLondon May l1hue Bombay car ¬

respondent of the Times says Thecholera continues to rage in the Cam ¬

ine camps There have hn 400 deathsin three days at Mnndivec anil so nu ¬

merous Ire the eases at Godra that itI < impossible to collect t the bodiesThese lie for days in the tHin Thepiople have tltdalld can not be in ¬

duced to return A similar state ofthugs prevails nt Broach

He Killed the WidowSparta Wis May tt Klmor Ben ¬

jamin aged 20 chat and killed MrsKmma Priest a young widow on thestreet Benjamin accused Mrs Priestof alienating the affections of hisfather from his family consisting ofa wife two daughters and himselfBenjamin surrendered to the ciau ¬

thori I lea

Aincrlcnn 1n limo Tnrned OverParis May 13The United States

pavilion on the Rite des Nations wasformally handed over to the exposi ¬

tion authorities Saturday afternoonThe ceremony was favored by halltiful weather and attracted u verylarge assemblage

Itcnomliintcd for tungressKansas City Mo May l3t In ¬

dependence Saturday Hon Win SCowherd of Kansas City was reiiomiuntcd for congress by acclamationby the democratic convention ofthe Fifth district

Fatally Shot hr n WciinnnBristol Tcnn May 11coltin Mc ¬

Millan a man of family was fatallyshot by Ella Odier at a disreputablehouse in Bristol The woman tiredfly pistol shots two of which tookeffect Odier and two of her womencompanions are in jail

llorroned Fifteen JlilllunsNew York May flIt is reported

in Wall street that the Pennsylvaniarailroad has borrowed 15000000 inthe local market for one year at 4

per cent with the lirhilege of re ¬

newal

Tito Men Xow In JailChicago May 14A scheme Ivjr

which the city of Chicago has been de ¬

frauded out of sums aggregating200000 has been unearthed and Clar ¬

dice M Wolfe anti George W Piggottof the water works department arenow in jail charged with conspiracy

Danastnr Sold for 11OOO

New York May 13 Banastar thewinner of last years Brooklyn Handi ¬

cap was sold for 11000 to Craig WWndsworth of the Genesce VnlleyHunt club Banastar tina the proprrty of the kite Win II Clark

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GOT AWAY IN SAFETY

Boers Took All Their Guns EtcWhen They Left Kroonstnd

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tinny of Ilir rurrcxpnitilrnl nl lbsIriinl Aniniiiiirr Tlini tlic AVnr

is Irnrtlrnlly Ovrr i > > CtV-Riruuu Gen Huller

London Miy IITh news of theorriiputiim of Kroonstnil by LordItolirrls itboilt resistance causesgreat rejoicing lucre Altbiiiigli timetroops marched 10 miles they were illcxffllcnt form on entering time townTlu union jack was hnistrd in tbaniMkct place by Mrs Lotkhrad thoAmerican wife of a Scotchman Timliners lure now trekking lo the Vaal

cmutrenehuiuigCtin town and dispatched a force tocut the line The project succeededInto at night lout unfortunately afterIhi departure of tbr List train

The arrival of Lord Kobcrts vniliniliil with enthusiasm hnil tiltItrilisli inhabitants Three hundredFree Staters were anxious to surren ¬

tIer The bridge to the south hall notbeen destroyed butt the large bridgepear tin town hall been demolishedThe Irish brigade with the federalsburned the goods shed According toI hi townspeople many of them weredrujikII

that time Iloers lund beenreinforced by 1000 mIll from Natallost Friday and that altogether 10000men with 20 guns made nn ineffectualstand at lltiselm minI They hall elaborate entrenchments in front of Kroon ¬

stash which offered great facilities fora rear guard action Their only tax ¬

iety however appears to have beento set away safely with all their gunsnnd convoys which again they havesuccessfully accomplished The fewstores they were unable to carry awaythey burned

President Steyn is represented nshaving been frantic and as havingkicked and cnfted the burghers aftervainly imploring them to continue thefightThe

war is practically over saysthe Daily Chronicles Kroonstnd cot¬

respondent toil in less definite termsthis is the view to he gathered fromoil the correspondents They picturetin Uoers as utterly demoralized nnddisheartened by Lord lloberts unex ¬

pectedly rapid advance nail by his fa ¬

cue turning of the carefully preparedpositions of the Hoer

Kxpericnce has taught the critics tobo chary of accepting reports of Boerdemoralization The Times says Thosigns point to military breakdown onthe part of tIme Hoers butt after ex¬

perience of the past we can not ac ¬

cept the reports of demoralizationwithout reserve The game of warmust be strictly played out to timend

Liudley the new Free Slate capital45 tours southeast of KroonstadIii way to Bethlehem avid was prob

ably selected as a convenient rendez ¬

tome for the commandoes now retir¬

jug before Gen Hrabant and GenIlniidlo in the Tlmba XCIni district

Hrahant has occupied Hoepelokhalf wayout the road from ThabaNChti to Jlhbrnllll

There Is not a word of news reting Gen hullers movements ortilt far western side Nothing 1known therefore of the progresthe Mafeking relief column

Maseru liafeutolaiid May 11

ish forces front Thaba XCIniGen Kuiidlc nnd Jet Irahantported to have advanced tocolon n and IMatsburg Amando of Itocrs has ret-

Ime Koraiinaberg hills and is in readi-ness

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to meet the British hut theBoers are puzzled to know by whichroute the British will appear

Cape Town May 1lt the closingof the volksraad Monday May 7 Pres ¬

ident Krugvr cried out God of thevolksraad Shall this be the final actXo If shall not God will be utter ¬

ciful and strengthen the right Oursis the rigId The president addedtat hr hail documentary proofs of adevilish conspiracy to annihilate the

republics

MINISTERIAL CRISIS

Spain Is Greatly Hxcltcd and theConiitry In SRld to lie nn the

Verge of n Herolutlon

Madrid May 12Thue newspaperslucre arc discussing the existence of aministerial crisis Precisely at noonthe stores lucre were closed by theproprietors and dispatches from theprovinces show that similar actionwas universal in till large towns Noserious disorders have thus far beencautions have been taken in the proseveral places

The government has called out thigendnrmie in Miiilrid and police pre ¬

cautions have been taken in the pro ¬

vincial townsAt a cabinet council Senor Silvela

the premier declared that he wishedto respect all political opinions butto repress any attempt to disturb thetrancjuility of the country

hnnts Striving for IndependenceAccra Gold Coast May 12Serious

reports arc current that the Ashantinnre determined to throw off the Brit ¬

ish yoke that they Inure secured the-Ioojrnlion of eight other vibes andthat they are now able to raise 50000

uvauuiorsFnunliie uullenorta Confirmed

London May 1ln the house otcommons the secretary of state forIndia Lord George Hamilton Ion ¬

firmed the reports heretofore receivedof the excessive famine in India andthe mortality therefrom

ren unlit JInrders Ills IniiillKomo May 12A peasant in a vil

huge near Arexo during a sudden uttack of madness murdered nine mem ¬

hers of his family and wounded sev¬

eral others Before he could be over ¬

route ho had also burned to theground n stable tilled with cattle

Mr Crawford UimenledWashington May 12Tue house

by the very narrow marin of twovotes unseated Mr Crawford ofNorth Carolina t democrat auuuhseat ¬

ed in his place Mr Pearson of NorthCarolina

Millers Forming n PoolKansas City Mo May 1Orhie mil ¬

hers of western Missouri Kansas andOklahoma are meeting in Kansas Cityin executive session in an endeavorto form a pool through which theiroutput may bo handled Over 700 mil ¬

hers are said to be represented in the

conferenceSDraw of Fifteen Ilouints

New York Mny JAt the Her¬

cules Athletic club Kid McKaddcn of

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And Slit fir lIitui lii Unulerustand t

Unch In n MnlMniinrr CmthntlcI

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Anythins WIDHK afrked thur lintel tlerfeof the New Y uu drummer vln > hall jlllllthome from tlic west relates the IulTilu i

Cmiricr1 was thinking was tIn rrply I rodetlgirlIue

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