... I THE WAR IN MASfHONALAND. I SPEECH BY MR. CECIL RHODES, London, Sunday. The British South Africa Cempany comn mnnnicates to Reater's Agency the following despatch from Sir Henry Loch, High Comnlis- sioner of South Africa, received by the Secre- tary ...

... ''llI t.AvIONALAND WAR. London, Tueslday. '110 (Jei:ai Nows says :-No further infor- of ttt: t itr.flue ses?,ptciigl the positiou ui '!nit has been rectiv-ed at tha ,.i; a.: tdy. in ffiicial circles it is * ;n e.ci, hat tue conflict with the Mata- ;vint ...

... innmeuli -Le roq-zireiteicts of the Coloniial Governuqet are alreralr available in South Africa. lordi (heltrieford, who coimmandecd the iii,.i! fomeit durieg tbe Zula war, in an inter iev with az represetative of the Central Niews to-day, said I it could ...

... factory, the Spanish Govornment will adopt strong means to vindicate the country's honour in Africa. and' Will make Centa and the other Spanish possessions in Africa the basis of naval and military operations against the Moors. THE AUSTRIA N' MINISTERIAL ...

... the r Gertman South West Africa protectorate, have risen against their chie, WVilliam Chris'tian, and have seized arms, amumunition, and stores of the Kharaskloma syndicate, rejecting their representative, The British ioutli Africa Company states that the ...

... London, Tuesday. The British South Africa Company have t connunicated the following, inlormation to r Renter's Agency with regard to the movs- I ments of the columns against the Mfatabele: The British South Africa Company's column, which left Victoria ...

... South Africa, he cou. .z ?? himself upon having been a neinbeor of o the Government thart grtanted the charter. The problena, then. was urgent. Unless somezething ?? been done the wyhole of the British colonies and a protectonat s in South Africa would ...

... our managing director in South Africa. and Dr. Jamecon, onr Administrator in uaeihonaland. We havs reason to hope thece operations ire now nearing thle end. and we know tfley have been so far enstir ly sue. cessful. The war was not ofe our seeking. It vwe ...

... THE MASIONALAND WAR. SEVERE FIGHTING. Pa THE MATABELE ROUTED, . _ ?? LOBENGULA A FUGITIVE. N Si THE CAPITAL OCCUPIED. Ar PRUTEWS TELEGRAMS) Cape Town, Wsdnesday, 1 34 p mn. Mr Rhodes telegraphing from Fort Charter to-day, states that the native runners ...

... 1 :jI HASI1O'A LAN WAR. I- ha .Xu.sL&f I POLICE ATTACKED. IMPORTANT DESPATCHES.. Y.tEUTF.W' TELElORAE.) Cape Town, Friday Noon. News has just been received here that a patrol party of the Bechuana Police while on their usual rounds in the northern part ...

... THE MASHOINALANI) WAR. ADVANCE OF THE ATTACKING FORCES. THE MATABELES FIRING ON TilE TROOPS. (REUJTER'S TZLXGRAM.) Salisbury, Maasbonaland, Wednesday, ,(via Cape Town). The columns proceeding against the Mata. bole from Forts Victoria and Charter on the ...

... TElE HATABIELE WAR. THE CorPnisru ADVAINO. JOHANNESBUREG. TuEaYm.n-Four hundred. men from Fort Charter, under the comanriad of liajor Forbes, and the same number from Fort Victoria. under the command of Captain Allan MWilson are concentratin- beyond the ...