Native Rebellion in India.
Telegraph. Press Association. Copyright Calcutta, December 4. After one attack rendered unsuccessful by tbe almost inaccessible nature of the heights where the enemy had entrenched themselves, the British troops made a second attempt to defeat tbe Chamkinnis tribesmen on the Indian frontier, and compelled them to flee from their strong position. December 5. In a second reconnotsanoe against tbe Chamkannis, Mabrajah Sir Partad Marayan Singh, of Ajadia, who ia attached to ihe British column, was wounded.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 134, 6 December 1897, Page 2
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