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going to the Relief of Mafeking with the Tenth Divi-

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worn of The Northern Movement Against the Enemy

i” --$ontheast Part of Free State will Soon be Ours, but me Boer forces Escaped.

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. ‘p1,. LIVERPOOLS. _ . . 1, N.B.,April 2'7.--(Special.)-—i_ ., h, been appointed Lieutenant ‘ _.._ Regiment and leaves next ‘ mblin tojoin them. _.; my)‘ IN BATTLE. ,_ Ap-i137.-(Special.)—In an en- zg Israalspoort on Thursday u Canadian Contingent again

was slightly wounded but no other casualties.

"aygguk wanmzx xow. iWarren has been appointed h} Governor of Griqualand; pqgi from the movement against. ibfi Northward. l i l

‘gunman KITCHEXER.

MINCE!‘ is going to the Killing with the 10th divis-a h“ _-_ “has where Lord Kitchener

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THE GUARDIAN,

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iii AGAIN.

oi Griqualancl-Gen. Hunter

Boers who hurriedly raised the siqeof Wepener and left General Brabant and Hart a free pram into the town, stand little risk of being captured.

They have a clear road open to them, so longas they start for the Basuto border toward Ladybrand; for the whole of that portion of the Free State remains in their hands.

It will soon pass into the occupancy of the British.

BROKEN GROUND FAVORS THE ENEMY.

General Biabzint has a strong force of mounted troops in his command; but they are more Jikely to co-operate with French or Bundle to intercept the Boers who hurriedly left Dewits dorp on Tues- day night.

The Boers are said to be hampered ‘by wagons and guns and unable to move swiftly.

But, on the other hand, the character of the ground, which is exceedingly broken and hilly, makes of cavalry exceedingly difficult and favors the rear guard tactics of the Boers at which they have proved themselves ‘no

the employment

mean adepts.

‘KIETS, oun or old, should carry

if Payin-Kigller in their saddle .Q-Kenes cuts and wounds with kill ' ess. Avoid substitutes, a B ll one Pain-Killer, Perry Iaandillc.

THE WEATHER.

p 'Aflmc'rox, April 27.—(Speeial.)-—- 11 Iillfill, northerly winds.

CICAGO MARKET S.

d, “W560, April 27.—(Sp8(2l8.l.)—Tll8 fOl- "lfiflm the closing rates; QIlLWheatJSSZ-{I corn, zaog, oats, 22$ fill-m.

vim. 61A, C0111, 405-, oats, 23.5 man.

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Ifillll not have attended to business ijbilifit he'd not been for Kumfort Powders. They're all right. i ' J. M. O'BRIEN.

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IN this city, April 27th, Christina jAnn, infant daughter of George W. and Maggie Harper, aged 4 months and eighteen days. Funeral on Sunday at 3 o'clock t o People's Cdmetery.

Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not for of such is the kingdom of heaven.

COURT 0F CHANCERY.

Nicholson vs. Cameron.——.The Master of the Rolls yesterday gave his decision in this case. It appears that application was

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mortgage set aside, alleging ~that Good had , iraudulentlf obmi ed his signature 4o a ‘mortgage g ‘or $800, when it should have been one for $150 only. He also claimed that Good was the agent of the defendant and that the

‘defendant was liable for his acts. The evid-

ence established that Nicholson did not get the benefit of the whole $800, and that G )od irnpro 9e: 1 r misappropriated a ‘a 3e portion of it to his own use. The Master of the Rolls found that Good was _not the agent of the defendant but Nicholson was acting on his retainer in the whole transaction, and that the defendent vi as not reslmnslble for any fraud committed by Good. lde also found that the preponderance of evid- ence showed that Nicholson when he sign- ed the mortgage kncw it was for $800, but that he had trusted Good to pay Off B01116 prior inciimbrances and other debts which Good failed to do, for which the de-

made to the defendant by James H. Good formerly a practising lawyer in Charlotte‘ town fora. loan of $800 which he stated i Nicholson wanted to borrow and had ll.- structed him to negotate. Cameron agreed to lend the amount on a mortgage which Good drew and had executed. lVhen exe- cuted and shown to Cameron he gave Good the $800 and told him to see that the mortgage was properly registered. Good didso and shortly afterwards ab- sconded from this Province. Nicholson subsequently filed a bill of complaint be- fore the Master of the Rolls to have this

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rident Cameron was i 0': reslflmsiblev ‘at Cameron had bona fide and propfirli paid overthe $300 to Good who was the

i c miplainantfs own solicitor and according

to the evidence had authority to receive it and therefore the loss must fall 0!! @1113 complainant. His Lordship held that the allegations in thc Bill which sought to make the defendant liable for Good s con- duct were not proved and both on the law and the facts the Bill should bu: dzrlllrlsifif with costs, and the mortgage s

the $800. _

The Counsel on the case wgremihe gage Malcolm McLeod, Q- C" f“ ' d fir‘ McLeod for the complainant an - Baum-d Q_'C., and Mr. W. S. Stewart Q- C., for the defendant.

ago: contented simply lw-O“ m om SURPRISE $099: but the use of thine» WO- eitoiooiagelvwbvmwt- meat. lnpuoportiantoiseofl» ieouioioigarhemhhow iholdliamlnm. v Itisplncolaistiagatlififll- ivomoooiomclieitrtiiekklv “Weirdest” i“ eingoehud . ‘

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TWELVE THOUSAND PEOPLE ARE HOMELESS

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Acquitted.

WITHDRAWING rnom ran c. w. a.

TORONTO. April 2'1. - (spooioit- The Rambler's ,Cycle Club will withdrawn‘ from the C. W. A. and probably join the new Canadian Racing Association. DAWSON'S POPULATION 54,111).

The census of Yukon is being pushed.’ Ila-WOOD has a population of 54,000 of whom 33,000 are Americans,the mmaindgr being British.

LAWLESS STRIKERSIN cnrcaoo.

‘building bosses ask Mayor Harrison to i

l action.

CBIOAOO. April 21. ——(Special). - The

assign 1.000 police on strike duty, de-' Olerins that lawlessness and bloodshed are imminent unless the authorities take

5U}? QALL-PLAYERS ACQUITTED.

l Erwin, N. Y., April 27.—(Special_)_§ ‘ElBhWOR ball Plllyem were tried on the

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new acquitted by the jury after eiirool minutes deliberation. _ " nnrram win. HELP orrawa sown-mans. l

l LONDON. April 27.‘—(Special.).-All the a W6 English Pipers say that despite the

strain of war and Indian famine the peo-

ple must do all possible tohelp the Ottawa fire sufferers. ‘

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NINE PERSONS DEAD OR MISSIK G.

OTTAWA. April 27.—(Special.)—Nine persons aredead or missing from the fire. ; Miss Bessie Cook, Jolm MatthewsJolindf room,‘ John Puinple, Dowst, Fireman f Dann, Engineer Hamilton {and two un-J known men, whilemanyreoeived burns i and wounds.

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TKELCBS-THIZ summons-an APPEAL. ,

The me loss will be ‘about eisnnooo. ~ There are twelve thousand who

A General Appeal for Help-Ottawa and Ontario Govern-

Banks ‘Giving Liberal Aid-

British Papres Comment-Dawson's Population now g 54 (loo-Leaving the C- W. lt-Sunday Ball-players

are housed in the Drill Shed alldilll Gov-

ernment tents.

A general appeal has been sent to all Canadian cities for help.

GEN EROUS GRANTS AND GIFTS.

The cabinet gives $100,000; the Ontario Government $25,000;the Bank of Montreal $10,000; the Bank of Ottawa $5M”; the Governor General $1,000 and ‘the members

of Cabinet and many members of Parlia l i

ment have made generous donations.

Montrealvwill vote $20,000 or-[inoro to aid the sister city.

A GENERAL HELP MOVEMENT.

Other Canadian cifies have also taken action. Several London houses [with Canadian connections have sent Ygenerons donations. mnasucs m GABRISON-CLBRK Anammn.

HALIFAX, April ZL-(Speciahy-Four teen cases of measles have developed in the Provincial Regiment.

W. Murphy, D. A. R. clerk, has been arrested for stealing soon. i-_. . - . '12.‘.

THE MORNING GUARDIAN.

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