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... the American scouts a Britisher was killed. Ie was found to be a brother of lieutenant Corn, formerly a member of Buffalo Bill's Wild We-st Show. Aniother liritiilh scout was captured, and on him was found a new map on which that ?? of the Orange Free State ...
... discussion on the Gam- monwealth of Australia Constitution Bill, and 'Mr. Chamberlain's amendment to omit the part of Clause 5, giving special leave to appeal to the Privy Council. was resumed, and the Bill, as amended, passed through Committee. Mr. Herbert Sharp ...
... Tacob Bros., Wild West, as managing director. 1892, Kennedy Bros., Wild West,. as pro- prietor. GERMlANY:. 1894, Texas Jack's Wild West, as part proprietor. 1896, Texas Jack and Hopkins. ITALY AND FRANCE ...
... stable. A young Ohio woman, Annie Oakle, has w-.c ms fatue and. fortune as the stfir ' rifle shot; of 'Williaw F. Cody's (Buffalo BilMW4 famous Wiid D. VW'est exhibition. Strange VWalks oF Life. Mrie. Jaeuariua has become one of the greaped awoid exuerts ...
... of the founders of the well-known firm of Maclure,a Macdonald & Co.-died yesterday at the ad- vanced age of 87. | t Mr George Herriot, principal officer of the Board of Trade in the West of Scotland, having reached the age limit, retires at the end of ...
... North-West Territories Government, 0and of tltm' Nortib-Weet. Mounted Police- --tao-- dottittlt's-, tlbhqtlitcus, iteie by whose- ga~li:tns~ care ire list' beeni protected fromi -Fort. Qn'Appelle and Duql~ Lake iA tite east d'to Banff in the west, from ...
... mines are in Johan- at r tie town covers but a very small por- ri Tr~p dthl is kwown as the Rand. stretching i . n11s easi anl west : Germiston Station. d . atter *of ?? is upon the property of the vi od lack East. Tle various l4,iest Rand h , -. ?? severall ...
... England should be handed of &a*n unimplaired, but he would not pledge him-ti self to vtetsfor the Church Discipline Bill, or -i ay Bill, until he bad 'heard it explained in - Parliament I an The resolution of confidence was carrem it .a fwdissentients ...
... likewise enthu1siastically carried. ? NORTI-WEST WARD. THE WWATER AND DRAINAGE QTJESTIONS. Addressing a meeting at Blenheim Board School last night in support of the ctndidatm e of Mr. Harold James I for the North-West Ward, Couneillor Womersley referred to ...
... [From the Central.News War Correspondent.] W~n~ertrMay 9.-General, Hunter is -still movng.Histransport animatls are in splendid codi~t ion, an11d everything is workinz well. TheI railway is open for traffic from Kimberley right up to the Vaal he're. BRIDGING ...
... cellor prescnted a bill to amend the law relating s to chargres on land and matters connected there- P w~ithl, after w hichl their Lordships rase. C: ...