... returning to Pelin, faiiing which it was the interntion of the Powers to appoint a successor1 I ?? _ GERMANS AND RUSSIANS TO GUARD! THE RAILWAY. THE PAO-TING-FTU EXPEDITION. £R1SS ASSOCIATION FOREIGN' SPECIAL. I iTiEN-rSl, ~8- OcaoniEt-A military order hzas ...

... County Md ieia, with headquarters at M~arrborotnh, has bno~e vacant. |The deceased, who craes fror a. timne a ?? in the ?? Guards, boecarne honorar chief of the !Queen's Conntr corns in Febru~ary. 1894. Captasin and Hon~orary Major Riochie has been; promloted ...

... his launch, took to the eontnry, and made for Chen Liang Citing railway station. Here he found a Cossack guard of 2100 men, and a French guard of 10 men. f3:e was treated kindly, and after sleeping there last night started fo Tong--Ku on foot at 7 this ...

... charged a stockade in the face of n terrible fire, captured the position, and - covered- the withdrawal of the gun. Two -of his man wera killed and he was himself slightly wcounded. SK;ELN-S 0N FIRIE SKINS 0N FIRE ! With -to-rturing, disfiring eenas, end ...

... Tienzas7 to inspect the troops There has been more friction bebween the Britzh and Russians over the rillway, each seizing and guarding small sections in order to repair them The work is unsystematic. and the completion of the Ene is indefinite. The following ...

... formed tihe advanced guard. The first opposition met evas at a farm- house on the north side of the river. Only a few shots w-ere exchanged and our mounted troops eon- tinued to advance till they came under the eneny's shell fire. 3I Battery then unlinrbered ...

... Babanot's ad- vanced guard reac'ncd Bushman's Ke ODlast eve-l:ng. Some skirmishing followed The Boers were in a strong position on the kop, with at ]east twio guns. At daybreakl this morning the engagement oapened with rifle fire, which at sunrise was ...

... ITHE CTINESE CRISIS. NEWS FROM PEKiIIN. |THE CONFERENCE OF MINISTFERS. FIGITING AT TIENTSIN. BOXERS ATMTCK A GATE GUARD. A ?? telegr-a c dated NVashington, Monday, ?? iatest ad-vices forn Mlr. Longer indicate Lhat ts:'tcrv oroess is beinag maie by the ...

... - hrinktie.lds. while the Hlow-iter, which as been- ?? inz IAaftAng, and the seven pounder, ?? fired drom, the town emoplaoemena. The Boers ignored tbe fire from the oywn, aend, their hunidrid A pound OCre-use gun trewv no she4ls. However, - I they used ...

... The -dv s brought to St. Michael's Hospital. The Fire Brigade were summnoned to an out- break of fire at _Messrs. Dunnelly- Broat, whole- sale fruit merchants. Capel S&reet, this morning. . The fire was caused bv- the defective construction of a fireplace ...

... culprits, the, maintenance of the prohibition o'1 the import of arnms into China, the establishment of permanent Legation guards at Pekin, the dismantling of the Talku Forts, the military occupation of two or three points on the road between Tsentsin ...

... twenty Rimington's Scouts, while collecting forage came into touch with a, party of fifty Boers at Groet floep. The Boers opened fire, and on our men replying retired to a farm. The British were shortly afterwards reinforced by 200 mounted infantry, and the ...