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No News for Two Days From Gen Bailer's Army ? Pobllo Shocked at Antique Armament of Many Brit iah Bhtpa. Loodoo Feb 9. 4 a m?All the meesagee from 'hm observers with Oeo Bailer throw io a pert** or two about tee "etreegth of the Boor positions" ?od iht "diftoulites of Qeo. Boiler's work" bet they do not eerry ereots be ' yoed Taesdey evening Tbeir lest oleoder narratives leave the British advance oo Vaal Kreots, is the centre of a semifirole, where the troops ere etposed to the Bier artii Isrr oo both sides sod io the eeotre. The fighting eoonnued aotil 9 Toes da? evening and almost withoot doubt continued Wedeeedsy, ss the Biers wool I narta uly not Itevo this wedge into their liacs aoosolested It is also iaferrtd that Ose Boller mast either eootioue his sdraooe or retire. The heaviest fighting spoears to have Vaaa oa Tuesday. Oeo. Bailer's 233 casualties are meotioood as baviog oaaorred before Tueodey oooo. Large lists are oouseqoeatly aspaeted for the real of the day. The eesaalttec already reported briag the total British losses darteg the yejuf to 10,244 killed, woaoded aod aaptared. \ ? The diepoaitioa here io rather to min? imise the importeaee of the flgbtiog ia Natal aad to soggest that this is only aw incident aeyway, piaeiag hope apoe expected deaieive ongegemeots la northern Cape Colony aad apoa infa? nt oo of the Free 8tate by Lord Roberts. At all eveats, this is the official view. Tbe pahlie does oot like these new waits, aad there ia sharp aaxiety for further aawa. Ia Cape Ooloeoy Qee. MaeDooaid baa bad a skirmish with a thousand Boats at Koodooborg. This wss ou Monday The Boers have been takiog Iba offeaaive agaiast Gen Freaab near Reaeherg, aa well as agaiaat Qau. Gat aar? ia the Siormherg bills. Siaee tbe war bee atrained the re soumes of tbs. military system, Kog Jtaemeo have been troubled by the poe aibiltty that sea Igbtiog might show aaval defects whisk would wsaksn tbe frei lies of defee?e ia wbieb tbe eoun try has placed aueb complete trust. Thie appreheusioa has suddenly feuad espreastoa. Daring the lent two as three days, iu balf tbs newspaper j iu Roglssd, tbe government's attention baa beeu specially direeted to tbe moss's loading goaa. Even public men have beeo painfully aorprioed to learn that 16 hattlashipe aad eight armored erataera dspead upon mosaic loaders This means that smailer but faster ships with modere guos would be able to stay ooa thousaad or two thou eaed yards oat of range and to disable io leisurely fashion about ooe fhird of the vessels wbieb appear io tba oaval list sa 'Ira' elesa " Tbe admiralty is uadsretood to be prepariog to remedy this defeot aod to propose also eoaetdarable additiooa that will preeerte tbe presset ratio of Great Britain's oaval eUjegib to that o'f Fraoee and Oermaay. A supplementary army estimate to Maro* 31 was laid pro forma before the fcoeee of oommooa yestsrday but tu oot made pohlie It ia reported thai the sail is for $100.000.000, whioh we>ald make ih? ooai of the war up to that data $150.000,000 The rmamreonoeo of 200.000 men at ihe front, it h estimated costs between 110,000,000 aad $50.000 000 per moats LOS9K3 UP TO TUESDAY L" ?i mi. Fsb 8. 1 15 p. m.?Geo Boll r has eebled to the war office that lbs anproximatp Brttt b oeaoalties^in too flfhnni at Folg? lata drift up to oo^n Tanadar are : Oft e-e. 2 killed tod 15 woooded ; n?.n- ? <.nnii-?i in-'d ofio*re snd men 216 killed and w nnVd Tho f.Ua-e'a kilted were Maj John a r 8??<h ard Lieu* Shafto, both of tbe Dn' ?tu L gfct infantry Tb- ofiosr? m Minded included Col Fi agerald of th* Durham L'gbt inf*n try ?nd Col A J M^otromnr?, of the R>y%i anil levy, aod Lieu* Sr T. A. A Co-? ? to*barer, of the K 1< brigade. A di?|a*eh ?? -h> London Timas from *pe%rmae'? Camp says that when ?be btrham'* r*ae)h*d >he top of Vaal Keat s" aWef 50 of the eoemy, wh? were ?tili defandteg >b ? aeejeje)*, fled." aad "mora thao half of these were armed eetitre A cable di'pitob from Hpetr man's Camp, oader tndat's date, stye : "B%ller holds his pomtioo Relief is ojrteie " BRITISH PRISONERS hnndnn, Feh H ?Id replv to a series of qnavtinoe in the boose of commons today on tbe sobjeot of tbe Delagoa bay railroad, Mr Brod'iek, parliamen? tary seoreiary of the foreign office aaid Jhe government hsd not been voaebsafed by any reaeon or eiplanv tioo of the delay io the delivery of ibe award by tbe tribunal considering the subject George Wyodbsm, parliamentary aeoretary of the war effioe, aoooonoed that ?.,285 officers sod man of tbe Brit? ish army wsrs missiog, but it is uaeerteio bow many of tbem were at Pretoria. As to tbsir proteotioo io eaae tbe British bssieged Pretoria, Mr Wyodbam said tbs govsromeot left that to the discretion of Lord K )berts. Aoowsriug auotbsr queolioo, Mr Wyodbam said tbat iu sdditiou to tba 190,000,000 troop* ia Sooth Afrioe recently mootiooed ia bio epeeoh, tbe government had deoided 10 eeod 17 more batteliooe of militia tod 3,000 yeomanry, making e totel for tbe mili? tia of over 20.000 tod for tbe yeo maory 8,000 Tbe grand totel io Sooth Africa, be added, would theo be 194,000 effeotivee, exoloiive of sick tod wouoded. BOERS ATTACK TOWN IN ZULULAND. Dorben, Feb 7?A large foroe of Boere etieeked Nordweoi, io Zuloiaod, '.stroyed (be public buildings and took numerous prisoners. A foroe of volunteers, with artillery, baa beeo dispatched there to support tbe aoouts taod to oppose a foriber advance. THE EARLY FIGHTING. Loodoo, Feb 9 ?Tbe Daily Tele, graph has reoeived tbe following dis patoh dated Toeaday, Feb 6, from Spearman's Camp : ? This ia tbe seoood day of tbe battle, aod (be figbtiog bas beeo fieroer ibao it wae yeaterday At dawo tbe Bjera began the action by shelling oor bivooao with their Long Tom aod pompoo guos from Dooro Kloof. Their six loeh shells fell oear tbe spot where Qea Bailer aod bis staff were watobiog tbe eogagemeut. Ooe+shell bo;st amid a sqosdroo of Thirteeotb Hassars, bat oot a soal was tooebed. "Oar goas from Z warts kop aod oo tbe plsio sooo silsoeed tbe eoemy artil? lery, bat repestedly tbe Boers brought back their guos, propped tbem ioto work over the bile, fired a few rooods and thee agaio ehaoged tbeir position. "D?ring the saoraiog oor gonoers saoeeeded io blowiog op tbe eoemy's ammooitioo wagoo opoo Dooro Kloof! Geo Lyttletoo'e brigade wee ebot at from three aidee aod had a warm time upon Veal Crantz. "Desperate efforts were msde by the Boers to recover the smokiog bill Tbe Durham Light Iofsotry. the Kiog's Royal Riflaa aod tbe Scottish rilse gallantly obarged aoa olesred the potitioo. Geo Hildyard's brigade relieved Geo Lyttletoo'e brigade toward eoaset. "Figbtiog cootioued until 9. Sev? eral prisooers osve been tskeo. They declaro that tbe Boers yesterday lost heavily. The eoemy coffered severely today. It ie reported tbat amoog tbeir dead io the treoebee armed ksffirs were feend'' An Kaitor a Life Saved by Chamber? lain's Cough Remedy. During the early part of October, 1896 I contracted a bad cold which settled oo mj lungs aod wit neglected until I feared tbat consumption bad appeared in an iocipleot state. I was constantly corgbini eat] trying to exptl eomeihiog which I could not. I became alarmed aod after gifiog tbe local doctor a trial boogbt a bottle of Chamber? lain's Cough Remedy aod tbe remit was im? mediate improvement, aod after I bad used ibree bottles my lungs were restored to tbeir bealtby state R S Rdwurds, publisher of Tbe Review, Wyaot, III. For sale by A J Cbioa ? ? w Tbe report of State Suparioteodent of Public Schools MoMahao has just beeo pabliabed aod is foil of interest aod of food for thought. It ?how* thst Isst year tbe couaties had aod spent for poblio schools $827.000. Tbc total ouoiber of pupils was 269,000 of whom 123.000 were whites aod 146 - 000 oolored. There were 62,1*29 white boys aod 61,260 white girls aod 68,786 colored boys aod 77,691 oolor? ed girle. Tbe total oomber of build? ings is 2 310 for whites. 1.736 tor oegroes. There are 5,003 leaobers, 3,000 white aod 2.003 oolored, who teach so average of 36 pupils, eaoh for whites, 64 for colored Tbe average length of the *e?eioo was 4 81 for the white aobools. 3 63 for tho oolored. Tbe white teaohers were paid ao aver age of $154 90 eaoh for tbe year, tbe negroes $73 42. Tbe South Carolina college bad 188 atodeots aod a faculty of 12 Tbe State appropriated for it $25,000. Tot? is ao average of $133 for euoh student, whereas tbe pnblio sobool pupil is allowed something over $0 a year aod goes to school four months For man University aod Wofford College have 181 students eaoh aod do oot ask the S ate for aoytbiog but a obaooe to live, ao opeo field aod oo favors. Wiothrop College, State institution, hss 344 students while Cooverse. pri? vate institution, has 452. Th9 Pres byterian eollege for womeo at Colum? bia eomes oext io tbe female tnstitu lions with 154. the Greenville female oollege following close after with 150 Tbe South Carolina military aoidemv had 111 oadets, 68 beoefioiary aod 43 pay. and tbe State allowed it' $20, 000?a com uf $204 a year for eaoh on!", against $3.50 a year fur tho publio sobool pupils. Tbe $45,000 paid for tho two insti? tutions would pny the salaries of 292 whito teaehcrs who would teaoh, according to last year's averages, 10,512 children Th?- question sooms to be whether it is better for the State to give 234 young mon higher educa? tion or 10,512 whito children tho opportunity to learn to road and write. Eaoh stodeot and cadet represents oow 45 children deprived ot the bare necessi? ties of ao education that ho may cojoy tbe luiurier. ? ??^?BB) ??*? ?? ? CUBAN RELIEF euros Collo, /Jl^vV NYuralgiui iiml Tootluuho in Xftr flvo aslaates Bour slloinaoh and AJ Summer Complaints, l'ricu 25c. Bold by HogbioQ-Ligon Go. The General Assembly. Progress In Reconstructing the Dispensary. Columbia Feb G ?The whole day in the senate was spent io discussing the amendments to the Jim Grow oar bill but all ameodmente had not been aoted on up to adjournment. An it stood then tbe bill required railroads to run two first class ooaoh"*, one for colored aod odd for white passengers, and a second ola<?s ooaoh which may be divided ioto two compartments The first olats faro thall be 3 cents and peoone 2% oeots. Tbe bill as presented to the seoate provided oniy for a first class fare of 3 oeots, abolishing the seoood class fan;. The house fought all day on the dispensary bill and only got over one line, section 2, which rtads, "tbe S ate board of control is hereby abolished." That one line was adopted aod wan the fight of tbe day Altbouch there v;as a lot of talk, when tbe vote oatue 25 members voted for, and 77 voted against the present hoard. Tbe present board got some hard raps and when the question of whst to put io their place oame up there was wide difference and tbe house adjourned', pending settle? ment. Mr B*eot, of Charleston, wanted the governor to appoint tbe new board of three bot bis proposition received but 10 votes. The ponding proposition is tbe seLate plao of having the bouee eleot two members aod the seoato one There ia aootber that the beard be eleoted io joint assembly. Josh Ashley said he knew there bad been dealing at tbe dispensary, not by the members of tbe board or control, but that beer and liquor bad been goiog out. NIGHT 8BS8ION Captain Blytbe moved at the session tonight to ameod the dispensary bill by adding a olause that nothing io the aot shall prevent the oew board from making eontraots with distilleries in the State to buy liquor maoofaotured io tbe State The separate eoaob bill passed through tbe seoate with amendments The bouse plao of eleotiog the board of directors of the dispeosary is that a joint assembly shall first eleot the chair? man and ibeo tho two other members are to be eleoted. Columbia, S C, Feb 8.?Tbe senate today immediately after assembling, proceeded to tbe house, where a joint session was held for the purpose of electing trusteea for the Citadel, Clemeoi! and the colored college The election reeulted as follows : Citadel visitors?C 8 Gadsden, Charleston ; Bishop Ellison Capers, Columbia; J. J Lucas, Darlington ; E M Biythe, Greeoville W W. Lewis, York There was no opposition Clcmson Trustees?A T Smytbe, Charleston, to succeed the late Guv ernor Ellerbe; D T Redfern, Cbes tetfield ; Jesse Hardin, Chester, and J E Tindal, Clarendon No opposi? tion Colored college at Oraogeburg? D J Biadham, Clarendon, and W. R. Lowman, Oraugebnrg. The conference committee on the Jim Crow car bill reported that it could not agree and the bill will have to go to a committee of free confer? ence The first hour of the house session was taken up in the debate on the proposition to appropriate $35,000 to Winthrop for building dormitories The house voted to give the whole amount This ia separate from the appropriation for* ordinary running expenses Tho vote was 77 to 26 The senate, by a vote of 26 to 11 refused to kill the bill providing for tbe annexation of Donalds township to Anderson county. Mr McCraw baa a bill, with a favorable report seeking to prohibit cotton factories from issuing non negotiable instruments of indebted? ness Columbia, Feb 9 ?The senate this morning killed the Jim Crow Car bill aud it came back Afier a long discuaaion aa to the procedure. Sen ator Sheppard moved that a commit? tee on free conferrence be appointed and that that the Senate recede from its amendments This was agreed to by 21 to 17 This leaves the bill as originally introduced in the house. Railroads under it shall furnish two first class cars and charge 3 cents for first class fate As will be seen, this relieves the tailroada of the necessity of running an additional car for sec ond class passengers, which are re quired by the senate bill Senators Ragsdale and Gruber, who supported the senate biil made mii earnest but futile fight to preserve the bill As the iaw will stand after approval it will be the same as the Geotgia and North Carolina iaw and is satis? factory to the railroads The house returned the dispensary biil with amendmouts Neunter W. A. Blown moved to adopt all the amendments, except the one provid iug that the state profits ehall be ten per cent This was tabled by 37 to 12 The objection to the amendment was that it would decrease the school funds and because county profits would go to ordinary expenst s of ttic county By a vote of 27 to 16 all home amendments were adopted. The house has practically finished the appropriation bill The South Carolina college appropriation re I maioed at $27,5000, notwithstanding the fight againat it All during tbe debate there were members who twitted the friends of the colleges that they were the ftiends of the colleges and not of the common schools. The college friends said suggest what you want Mr C E Robinson pro? posed that $100,000 be directly appro? priated for the free common schools It came like a thunder clap Tbe friends of the colleges said they would support it. There was con etemation The suggestion was made that it be made $200 000 aud even $300,000 The friends of the State colleges said that they would support that There was more anx? iety The friends of the oummon schools, as they called themselves, thought they might kili the amend ment by making it for more than $100,000, although they had no test vote It went on, and by a hoavy vote the amendment was adopted by which $100,000 in to be appropriated for the free common schools. Opposition to tho Big Canal. Washiogtoo, D C, Feb 7 ?Friends of the Nicaragua Canal bill have beard with alarm tbat a powerful combination has been formed to prevent tbe passage of tbat measure during tbe present session of Congress A leading Re? publican Senator, who has a voioe io deciding tbe political policy of bis party, is my authority for the state meot He is oot ooly a staunch advo oate of tbe oaoal bill, but be also favors the prompt ratification of tbe Hay Pauocefote treaty without substantial amendment Under tbe oiroumstaooes a prediotioo from him that the oaoal bill will oot bcoome a law during tbe present session will naturally oooasioo surprise * Tbe Senator referred to says he is advised from ao iodisputable source tbat a cumber of tbe great rail? road aod other transportation sod traffic oorporatiooc, whose business may be affected by (be construction cf tbe oaoal, bate resumed tbeir combined opposition to tbo projeot with renewed vigor He says tbey will use tbe oew treaty as a pretext tor slaving off favorable aotioo oo the bill, notwith? standing tbe fact tbat it now commaods ao overwhelming majority io both houses of Congress. The Senator does oot hesitate to assert that tbo influences back of tbe oppositioo have oo previous occasions beeo sufficiently potent to delay, aod sometimes preveot, Ceo gressiooal aotioo oo certain measures, aod be expresses tbe belief tbat they will succeed io preventing tbe bill from becoming a law. Tbe rules of ibe Senate, permitting unlimited debate, oao be invoked and stretched to tbe limit Tho programme of the opposi tioo is to dircot its principal attack oo the new treaty while apparently en? deavoring to protect American interests io tbe canal Tbe gunner who aims aod fires 'bat terrible Boer "Long Tom" at Kimber* ley is said to be Peter Muller, formerly of Dewey's flagship, Oiympis Muller baodled one of the guos io tbe fight io Msoila Bay. If be is realiy behind the big guo at Kimberley, (he mystery of (be accurate shooting is explained. -??av?^^"?^sw? ^ Hi* Lire Wan Shv?d. Mr. J. 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