EXPECTED OUTBREAK IN THE TRANSVAAL.
MASSACRE OF SEVENTY PEOPLE Press Association.—Electric Telegraph.—Copyright, Capetown, April 20. A native outbreak is feared in the Transvaal. A band of Namaquas massacred seventy Bechuanas, and also a family of Boer treckers in the Kalahari desert, and this is expected to lead up to serious trouble among the natives. The Bechuana chiefs are appealing to the British in connection with the outrage by the Namaqua tribe.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9491, 21 April 1894, Page 5
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