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a Resolute One — The Resistance — Reinforce- ments Have Reached Lord Roberts—Civilians Forbidden to Carry Arnis.

SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EXAMINER. ROBERTS READY.

Loxpox, Apri! 20.-Lord now ready for an advance iato the enemy’s

GOLD COAST REBELLION.

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Extremely Serious Situation.

Roberts is

country. Such deepatches as are allowed to come throngh indicate that everything is in eee

shepe, and that as soon as the rains cease (Spectau ro Toe Examiner.)

the army will move forward. i ‘ f ie 5 Agora, Gold Coast C:louyv, West Africa,

Aprii 20.—The Kam besse that the other tribes are again acd be asks for assistance, Toe loyal Beékuts have beea attacked by the Asalintis aad 500 have teen killed. Tt is feared that this will compel to join the rebellion. Ev'denily the matter is extremely serious

yained fai s the n nd horses are gs en remained fair, & — aad was minimized until it was too late. now a-sored of pleaty of water. ——________

Lord

Great preparations have been made by both sides,—the Boers for a most the British for a

: Governor wires from des» ; : rising perate resistance and ,

most resolute kind of forward movement. ; has plenty of water, While it delayed the

The army now

thanks to the rair. : ; tuem onward movernent, 1 probadly has been of

greater benefi: :o the army then if it had

Reinfurcemeuts reached Roberts, filling up all brigades and regi ments to their full strength, and remounts have been furnished, and in fact the army is in better condition than at eny tim Since it started after Cronje confronting Lord Methune fontein. ‘

From. the other fields of operatio: 7 everything seems to be io the dark.

Evidently both sides are quietly waiting until theoutcome of Lord Roberts move ment is known, whether he wil] be succee:- ful or not. Boer reports from Aliwal North are that from 8000 to 10,000 Boers are at Wepener. A despatch to the Post from Kimberley, dated Wednesday, says: Lord Methune has issued a proclamation forbidding civilians to carry arms without military permit and ordering rebels to surrender ai] their serviceable modern arms by May 26th

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A@Beavy Loss.

([Srecias. ro THz E.xAMINER.] MoyrreasL, April 20.—The big steel bridge cf the Quebec Certval Railway

over the Eichemin River, at St. Anse!lme. Anselme, has been carried away by ice.

when he wes at Magers

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Militia Promotion.

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Orrawa, April 20.—TLe militia orders give, among oOiher appointments to army medical staff, H. D. Johnson, M. D. Charlottetown, to be Captain.

The Ring.

Emperor and Prince. [Sreciat ro Tue Examiner }

Boston, April 20.—Eddie Connolly, St. John, won on a foul inthe eighth round

|Speciat tro THE ExaMINeR.]} : : from Twin Sullivan, of Cambridge.

Arona, Prussia, April 20.—The Em- peror William arrived here unexpectedly and was cordially greeted by the Prince of Wales with whom he conversed for a con- siderable time while the Prince was wait-

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Natural History and Antiquarian Society upon ‘‘Lost Atlantis ” Thut Made from pure Mr. Pope will treat his sutject in cream of tartar.

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Ex~L nant Governor Howlan is at Ottawa, where he warmly wel- com i by his many old friends.

Miss Winn Tanton went to North | Wiltshire this m rning to attend a meei« |

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| Miss Janie Allen, who has been appoint ! : ° ; enters upon her duties tomorrow.

Mise | Allen is a graduate of the MoLean Hos~ j pital, Waverley, Mass. She is a daughter |of Sergeant Major Allen, Brighton.

Dr. William Fergusen, son of Senator Ferguson, who is travelling in Europe, recently spent some time in Rome, where he was shown the principal points of in-~ terest by Rev, Father Murphy, brother of our friend, Dr. Murphy, of Tignish, and Rev. Mr. Sinnot of the Cavadian College, |—both Islanders. Dr. Ferguson is now

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Mr. 8S. N. Earle’s Grand Concert and Opera combired.—The. music loving | peopleof Charlottetown will have the op- | po:tupity of t king ia two concerts in one ) evening at the Opera on Tuesday evening

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