The Transvaal Crisis.
o (Per Press Association.) Pretoria. April 27. President Kruger objects to a discussion on the question of reforms on the grounds that Great Britain cannot interfere, and if the latter was unwilling to discuss a revision of the Convention without reforms, he prefers that matters should remain unchanged. Referring to the demand for an indemnity for Dr Jameson's raid, he states he does not require any guarantee against any foreign attack. The acceptance of the Transvaal basis of discussion of the matter wouid facilitate his visit to Enulaud, but at present it was necessary to postpone it. London, April 20. In replying to tbe toast of the " Colonies" at the Colonial Institute dinner, Lord Selborne, Parliamentary Sccretarj' for the Colonial Office, stated Buluwayo, Maf eking and the Cape had received every soldier they had asked, and would get more if requi.ad. Mr Chamberlain however, enjoined great caution until General Carrington arrived in South Africa.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 251, 28 April 1896, Page 2
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157The Transvaal Crisis. Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 251, 28 April 1896, Page 2
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