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DURBAN
IS PREPARING
Orticrnl tltitilirrt force ClinliiK 1 on
rictornmrltztiuru Ilnrrn Oprn Ilro on
tho Ilrltlah Camp nt Moo I lltvur Kat
ciiurt Ih Still laolntctl
DmtHAv Nov 23 Owing to tho
proximity of tho Boors to Piotorninritz
1mrg it has been necessary to alter tho
defenses of Durban Estcourt is still
silent All accounts point conclusively
to a determined rush of tho Boers tow
ard Piotormurltburg with a very largo
force Seven thousand men with guns
are reported 25 miles from Ilowick
They nrosuid to be under tho personal
command of General Joubert Ycster
days engagement at the Mool river
found tho British almost entirely on tho
defensive A correspondent of tho
Natal Advertiser said a Boer shell fell
within a fow yards of thodotachmontof
their infantry and that the shells did
little or no damage and tho firing con
tinued for half an hour at intervals of
from three to llvo minutes According
to this uccount tho British troops pro
pared with tho utmost promptitude and
advanced under cover wherever possiblo
Thero was but littlo firing tho corre
spondent said but tho enemy possessed
at least ono howitzer with a rango of
five miles and several six pounders
London- Nov 2a Although it is
known that tho situation in Natal is
becoming alarming nothing can bo
learned to allay public anxiety or the
curiosity fult regarding tho disposition
of tho reinforcements recently lauded
at Durban Tho war oflico dispatches
aro confined to a mero recital of a few
casualties at Mooi river which confirms
the reports of skirmishes there but give
no details as to how tho engagements
happened Tho special correspondents
are only permitted to describe Major
General Bartons camp at Mooi river
vaguely as largo or ample
Ono correspondent says that 7000
Boers aro within 25 miles of Ilowick
lalls near Pietorinuritzburg and that
tho inhabitants arc fieeing to tho cap
ital Evidently a considerable force of
tho enemy is now within 30 or -10 miles
of Pietermaritzburg but it is officially
announced from thero that no anxiety
prevails the garrison utairing 1000
men with six guns Gcnoral Joubert s
plan apparently is a daring attempt to
defeat tho British relieving column
from Durban in detail while still at
tempting tho reduction of Ladysmith
A serious attack on Mooi river camp is
now hourly expected with the object of
destroying tho bndgo nt Weston
Should this bo accomplished tho Boers
would be free to turn their attention to
Estcourt while if it failed the enemy
would retire again on Weeuen and re
join the investing forces around Lady-
smith
All Quirt at Itlo Grand City
Austin Tex Nov 23 There aro no
new developments auent tho race trou
ble at Rio Grando City between tho
federal nogro soldiers and tho popula
tion of that town Governor Sayres re
ceived a telegram from tho sheriff at
Rio Grando City stating that everything
was quiet thero and he thought they
would remain so Secretary of War
Root telegraphed that ho had sent ex
perienced officers to tho scene of the
troublo to make investigation and pend
ing their report he hoped tho people
would remain quhjt Tho population of
Rio Grando City is largely Mexican and
bad blood has existed botweon them
and tho negro soldiers for some timo
Trouble Among Sulu Ialiimlrra
Washington Nov 23 Latest mail
advices from Manila indicate tho exist
ence of serious trouble among the Bulu
islanders growing out of tho killing by
some of tho followers of tho sultan of
nine adherents of Dato Jakanino tho
most powerful sub chief of tho archi
polago Tho men were killed by tho
sultans soldiers becauso they resisted
tho attempt of tho latter to seize somo
fish they had caught The chief has
sworn to bo avenged and declares that
he will commeuco war upon the sultan
From tho nature of the Moros tho resi
dents of Jolo express the foar that the
war cannot be prevented
Iteacue Crew of Sinking- Steumer
Baltimokk Nov 23 The Donaldson
line steamship Lokania Oantain Me-
Neill arrived at this port yesterday
with tho crew of tho British steamship
Manchester Enterprise which foundered
Nov 15 480 miles southeast of Cape
Race Tho rescued number 53 of whom
nine aro cattlemen returning from Liv
erpool Tho Manchester Enterprise
sprung a leak during a severo gale on
Nov 13
Ship Gooila to Hone ICouc
Kkahney Neb Nov 20 Tho Hear
laey cotton mills are consigning thoir
goods direct to tho Chincso empire A
carload of brown sheeting was recently
billed from Kearney to Hong Kong and
an order has just been received from
Shaughui China for one quarter million
yards Tho manager Charles Brown
says the quality of goods ordered is the
very best
McCoy a Iliytleul Wreck
New Yok Nov 23 A report comes
from Whito Plains that Kid McCoy
who has been trainiug at William Mul
doons larm for the match with Peter
Maher has collapsed physically and
will probably never be able to enter tho
ring again It is said his nervous sys
tem is almost acoujplte wreck
NORFOLK NEBRASKA THURSDAY NOVUM HKlt 231899
Proximity of Boers Causes Cap
I ital to Arrange Defenses
SITUATION IN NATAL ALARMING
PURSUING AGUINALDO
FIMplun lrailrr UNIrlklnit 1nrtlin Mntui
tnlli nrclmi
Manila Nov 21 General Young re
ports that Agulnaldo with a party of
200 including some women and a few
carts pnssed Arlngay on tho coast be
tween San Fabinn and San Fernando
in the province of Union on Friday
Nov 17 The general adds that Agui
naldo probably intended to striko inland
through tho Hinuua mountains toward
Bayombong in tho provinoo of Nik va
Viscaya
General Young with cavalry and
Macabobes is pnrsuing tho Filipino
leader part of tho American force tak
ing tho direction of San Fernando In
a fight with Aguinaldos rear gunrd at
Aringay ono Macabobo was wounded
and tho insurgents retreated Their
loss is unknown
Nuws from the pursuit of Agulnaldo
is not expected for a day or two Yes
terday a report reached General Lawlon
by courier from General Young that
people knowing tho country think
Aguinaldos destination is llooes With
General Lawtous troops in a position
to move toward Bayombong by overy
road from tho south and with impene
trable mountains peopled by unfriendly
sonii savago tribes behind Bayombong
would bo a poor refuge It is reported
that General Lawton is moving norl It
ward from Tayug with infantry to head
oil Aguinaldo General Young has
only ono troop of cavalry and tho Maca
bobes who numbered originally 300
Aguinaldo is supposed to have two days
start
INTERPRETS BILL OF RIGHTS
Court ICcftiK to Kiilorcn Cii Kiluciitliiu of
WliltcN unit IlliicliB
New Yoihc Nov 23 Tho appellate
division of tho supremo court in Brook
lyn has denied tho appeal of Elizabeth
Cisco colored from tho decision of tho
special term refusing a peremptory writ
of mandamus to compel tho school board
of Queens borough to admit her child
ren to the public school on Brent on
avenuo and make no distinction on ac
count of color Mrs Cisco claimed the
right to have her children accepted as
pupils in the school in question but was
told that they must go to a separate
school for colored children
Justice Goodrich writing tho opinion
for thu appellate division says that tlio
provision of the constitution which pro
vides that equal school facilities shall
be furnished to all children cannot lu
held to moan that tho white children
and the black children must bo permit
ted to attend thu same school As to
the question of tho excellence of tho in
struction in tho school for colored chil
dren in comparison with tho schools for
white children Justice Goodrich does
not find that there is any difference
BOTH TRAIN CREWS KILLED
Iliiltlinoru nml Ohio IuHHonKcr Itiinx Into
u Il rlght
Gakkktt Intl Nov 23 Tho heavy
Baltimore and Ohio limited passenger
train drawn by two locomotives ran
into tho rear end of a freight train near
McCool yesterday afternoon Both
tho passenger engines wero ditched and
their crow wero killed Tho freight
train was almost a total wreck Its
conductor Mr Butts and Rear Brake
man Hamilton are missing and it is
supposed they aro buried under tho
debris of their caboose A special train
reached hero about noon having tho fol
lowing named victims of tho wreck
Tho dead
IlKNltY I3itADFOiti engineer
K H SAimrit engineer
Kimih Oitit fireman
JohnStini fireman
Tho injured
James GunnonAllcthony wrist crushed
F Ferguson Chlcugo postal clerk
bruised head nml body
FAVORS LEGALIZED POOLS
Iaul Morton Ieclitrcn That Stability la
Kntca Would Thua Itc Attained
Chicaoo Nov 23 A strong argu
mont in favor of legalized pooling was
made before tho subcommittee of tho
industrial commission today by Paul
Morton second vice president of tho
Sr ita Fe Ho went into the subject at
considerable length and declared that a
system of logalized pooling would come
nearer to attaining stability of rates
than anything yet proposed Ho also
said that tho system would protect
small shippers and small towns to an
extent not possiblo undor present meth
ods Ho disapproved government own
ership of railroads claiming that it
would briug higher rates and iuferior
service He expressed the opiniou that
ticket scalpers aro the canso of much
dishonesty and ought not to bo tol
erated
Iliiinlln Ourlniu Wmla
Hanovkk Kan Nov 23 Tho an
nouncement was made yesterday of tho
marriage of Hamlin Garlaud thoauthor
to Miss Zulemo Tuft Tho ceremony
was performed last Saturday at tho
homo of tho brides father D O Taft a
banker Tho wedding was to havo
taken placo today but pressing literary
engagements in tho east caused tho
groom to advance tho dato of tho nup
tials
Jlalaloc iv Fiinil for the ltoera
LkMaiis Nov 23 Subscription pa
pors were started hero yesterday and
simultaneously at Orango City Alton
Sioux Center Hospors Middleburg
Nowkirk Maurico and other Dutch set
tlements for tho benefit of the Boers in
South Africa
FnETOMA Nov 23 Tho official r
turns of the Transvaal casualties sine
the outbreak of the war show that 00
men have been killed and 200 wounded
of whom u number have recovered and
returned to the front
INDIANS IN UGLY MOOD
Sac and Pox Redskins In Iowa
Ready For Warpath
INTERCESSION AVERTS TROUBLE
Atjiiit Motrin nil liiiltnn ilrl mill forcibly
Imm tier rrUunci luilf n Slilrna Witt
lln Anlmil Fur Wilt or lliibnn Cm pin
to ItclciiMii Iter
Dies Mm mis Nov 211 Four hundred
and llflyjedHkiits at the Sao and Fox
Indian reSs ilion in Tama county aro
ready to start on tho warpath with
rille and tomahawk
E 1 Wilcox of Mantonr was in con
sultation with Judge Shims of tho Ind
eral court hero yesterday and saitl that
it was only becausu of his personal in
tercession that the Indians had been
prevented from making an assault on
tho people of Tamn City and Toledo to
avenge themselves for wrongs indicted
by thu Indian agent
Wilcox finally arranged with Judge
Shims to go to Cedar Itupids and thero
file a petition for habeas corpus for tho
release of an Indian girl aged IS eon
lined in the government Indian train
ing school at Toledo for a month Wil
cox returned to his homo assuring thu
officials that ho will ho able to control
tho Indians ns long as tho courts havo
tho controversy in hand
Tho woman in tho ease is
and she is married Her hus
band is When tho train
ing school was established by tho gov
ernment at Toledo Indian Agent W
O Malin mnt out an order for all In
dian children under IN to enroll in tho
school Tho Indians refused and hid
their children Tho girl in question
was taken into nnother county and was
enrolled in a school near Bello Plaiuo
An Indian interpreter was charged
with helping children to escape from
tho reservation and on the trial the state
summoned thi woman in this case as a
witness Wilcox induced her parents
and husband to accompany her into
com tat Tama City Tho interpreter
was discharged but the Indian agmt
and Superintendent G N Nellis of tho
school seized tho girl took her away
from her husband by force and con
veying her to the Indian school build
ing confined her thero She has been
detained thero since tho first oftho
month It is for her release that Wilcox
now seeks a writ of habeas corpus
The husband is nominally tho
plaintiff and tho claim is mado
that tho government has no riuht to
forco tho Indians to go to school and in
this case has no right to detain a mar
ried woman
More than 300 of the Indians havo re
fused to accept their government pay
for more than a year on account of this
controversy with the government and
on account of other complaints one of
which relates to tho opening of roads
through the reservation
Drake liilvm ally Oil ol Debt
Dns Moinis Nov 23 Tho board of
trustees of Drako university met yestor
day and canvassed the donations to tho
fiund to raise tho instituticns debt
At last springs meeting it was an
nounced that a special effort would bo
made during the year to raise tho 05
000 debt of the institution A canvass
of the donations yesterday had shown
that flOOOO was raised Ex Governor
Drako announced that on his return
homo ho would send his check for 25
000 to make up tho full amount D R
Ewing of Dos Moines announced that
he would build tho institution a 15000
library building and then Governor
Drake is to pay tho cxponso of an ex
tension of tho chapel about 5000
I own Apple Crop Short
Omaha Nov 23 Rojorts from
southwestern Iowa which is ono of tho
heaviest apple producing sections of the
country indicate that dealers have suf
fered heavy losses throngh the sweat
ing and snbsequont rotting of apploj
Tho unusually warm weathor for this
season of tho year is responsible for tho
loss Tho crop was only a moderate
one to start with and coupled with
theso losses tho amount available for
shipment will not exceed half tho usuul
number of barrels
Slate to IiiTratltfHte Killing
Lincoln Nov 20 It is more than
probablo tlmt there will be an investiga
tion of the shooting and killing of Pri
vate Morgan at LaPlatte by Corporal
Faire and Private Jokins who had been
sent out to catch him The governor
is not satisfied with tho situatiou as it
was left by tho surrender of tho local
civil authorities to tho claims of tho
army officers that tho men should bo
turned over to thorn and not tried by
the civil courts
Fullli Corn JhII Afuln
Sioux City Nov 23 Another death
because of no medical treatment has oc
curred iu Sioux City Again it is an
Infant child and tho health officers
havo learned it was suffering from
membraneous croup and that the par
ents tried to cure it by faith It M as
tho child of Mr and Mrs John S
Brown and thoy aro devout Ohristiun
Scientists
Ilixtiin It Snbiulttoil
Lincoln Nov 23 Tho caso of Will
iam A Paxton and others against tha
state of Nobraska iu which tho plaint
iffs seek a reversal of tho decisiou of
tho district court of Douglas county
holding them liable on tho bond of ex
State Treasurer Burtly was argued and
submitted to the supremo court lato
yesterday
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