Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 25, 1900 · page 1

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At the dent the burglars muted
aheatadollarinpannieaaudcarrled
ol roar Adamo Runner Company’a
Ioneyurderhlanha Thellandlentore
taraiahed more plunder, though not
much money. for there was hot twen-
ty-two ceata in thetill. Though every
draweriatheaturewaapriedoponno
lawman-round. Thcburglara
helped them-elm liherallytoclgarn
and tohacco.niew peniniregaboa
of fancy auap and name other smell
articlen. Inthepoutmdenartment

the name. in both instances the
cracker-en gained eon-nee .to the
buildings by forcing the doors with
pictures tnken tron the railroad tool
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to prey inside it took the

greater partof two hours to get the
t in order. hoary nook and corner
been unlocked by the burglar:
evidently their belief that mon-
latt accreted somewhere
premises. Their aearch was
the money in taken home by
handle every night. do formerly
about the atore but about a your
aemeon one got wind at the hiding
and morning llr. Handle
the broken open
the d the emooey taken.
this the atore was
ante hlown open.
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' Amt General Collier statute the!

‘ he had no hnowledge thetthe men

Ipndun‘; laundry 35~The "War 0!-
dce has just leaned the mllowing doe.
patch from 35mm- Camp, deted
January :5. 12:10. morning:

“General Warren‘s troop: last night
occupied Spion Kop, surprising the
smells-niece; who fled. it ha: been

heldhyueallday. thonghwewere

. eepecially by i. m

“I fear our casualties are consider-
able end i have to intorm you. with
regret thnt General Woodgate was
dangerously wounded.

“Genenl Warren is or the opinion
that he has rendered the enemy' o poa-
glam, untenable The men are aplen-

liondon. January 25. 2:25 p. Ian—The
inhilntion over General Warren‘ S
achievement in capturing Spion Koo.
w t. is h the

real

General Bullet-'0 deepatch that the
Boers fully recognize the strangled]
importance of Spion Ron and that at
the time his message was sent they
had not abandoned the idea of recap-
turing the position. Nevertheleaa a
heavy load of anxiety hen been remor-
od from the nation and there in gen-
oral expectntion that u the British
have moccded in keeping the hill all

 

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it. until General Warren planui guns
one honitto‘domlnatethenoer

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usual disposition here to exaggerate
the importance of the point pooled.
but the heel informed reallae that Gen-
eral Builoretillhosatnakaheadol
him culling tor the moat dogged per-
sistence and untiring attack. end the
dithcnltlcs will increese as the situa-
tion develops.

The relief tension on the Stock Ex:
change was very method. Bufiheu
begun more cheerfully all around and
with an upward movement. under the
influence otethe news at the War Oi‘
lice. and at the clubs and other re-
sorts there was a notable change from
the gloomy (one of yesterday. The
appearance or the new: placards on
the streets sent cronde or people to the
War Oillcc and the lobbies werere‘oon

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straw hate: inertia or

The totel number err-tying on. the5
exactly.

apecial train cannot be Itnted

m train had seventeen m' 33-:
Secretary or State Finley addreaaed
the visitora from the

State House. He said the obiect oi the
gathering was to see Justice done. A
committee was appointed to craft rea-
oiutlons. Stephen Shary. of taxing.
too. was chosen chairman and will
make an addreea.

Cincinnati. January SS—The Timeo-
sure Frankfort. Ky. special says
about 800 men. armed with Mucheeter
rides reached the city today. upon
the arrival or the men they were all
provided with hedges bearing the pur-
trait of Governor Taylor, which they
pinned on their breasts. They stack-
ed their arms in the yard of the State
House and went out to get breakfast.

Special deepetchos from Barboumv
ville, Ky.. and Mount Vernon. Ky..
speak of the departure or large hum-
here of men last night for Frankfort.
The Mount Vernon denpetch says that
the company or Stntefluards muatered
in last week was tor he uniformed and
equipped after reaching Frontier-L
The deepatch adds that the men did
not know how long they would he re-
quired to stay in Frankfort.

comma N‘mm! W.

Transmitted by Governor “with
' theliew Yer-h [m '
Albany. N Y.. January 2%

volt. in transmitting to the Legislature

todny the report 0! the New York

Commerce Communion. appointed in

I

Pane.
qualities. Sturtevant‘a.

 

1898. and the Canal Gommlaaion. dl~ ,'

rents especial attention to the we! in

which the railroads, and especially the ?
railroads or this state. duel-initiate '
mwmaworuw York in lit"

interest of competing points.

The commission shows that the dif-
ferential agreemcm is made so an to
overcome the advantage which New
York would have under nature] condi-

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in the ludiee’ lobby there were signs *

of n and aide o! the victory. A ques-
tion oftenasked was. “when Will the
casualties be receiv ,
Though General Bulier‘s tie-patch is
datedtoday and apeaite oeri Bpion men
being captured. "last night.” it opp-r-

not” means 1% wt;

in: to General Bullet“: delpatoh. the
"small garrison was surprised Ills
ruminant statement. “Our louse were
considerahl‘oe” indicateam that the Bri—
tieh nurtured grentlylnter . from the
shell fire from earths Boer written

The atonement that there was only
email garrleonatSpionKopW
oomewlut ens-prior,“ “xii wettin-

‘eglned that. the 80'!er

ng
commercial development of new York
or arresting thek decline ofthia derel.

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variance“ of the canal and extreme on-

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quarters to indicate that the Boers

were not so sin-print! at the aaaaultg ,-

it appeared. hut prerloualy dre
their main body end late a email
to withstand. the British _

is even originated that the

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