Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-02
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SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL. |
Mr.. Gladstone's SPEECH.
A BREACH or RUsSIA's ENGAGEMENT.
The State OF England In 1873 and
that Of 1873.

0NDON Novem Der /.
Mr.. Gladstone, in . speech delivered to-
day ct Rhyl, declined to give the Govern
ment the confidence they asked on the
Afghanistan question, and complained OF
their Withholding authoritative informa-
ton. Reviewing the information which
WAS obtainable. he showed that tho rela-
lions with Afghanistan were satisfactory
during his administration and he justified
the displeasure Of the Amor at the British
occupation Of Onettah. He pointed out
that the weak power which . professedly
chivalrous Government threatened to pun
ish, for recei ring . Russian embassy, was
less culpable than the sender Of the en-
bassy. The sending Of the embassy was
apparently . breach Of Russia's engagement
to England, but he feared Russia would
cite a. q justification the unfriendly con
duct of the British Government. Mr..
Gladstone declared that. to saddle India
with the expense Of . defense against i'm
aginary dangers. would be an injustice as
monstrous as any recorded in the history
Of the world Mr.. Gladstone, in conclu-
sion, asked the people to compare the
State Of England in 1873 with that of 1878.
He energetically defended the Genoa arbi-
tration, and tLought it far better to make
a nation Of 40. 900, coo people a friend. than
one of 80. Oo0, 900 an enemy. What they
were now protesting against. was not
merely . series OF false steps, but . new
system OF government by personal respors-
Utility Of the sovereign. is only likely to
sap the foundation Of the monarchy.
A Simla correspondent says it is no
secret that the Indian Government has
urgently and repeatedly demonstrated
against according the Amer further de-
lay. The yiceroy has used his Whole per-
sonal influence in favor Of immediate
action. The sending Of an ultinatum is
universally regarded here a. a cruel and
very humiliating mistake. The same cor
respondent says the ultimatum demands 3
full apology. and the reception Of the Brit
ish Mission by the Amer witt other con-
ditions. There il no expectation that it
will be accepted. 1t is hoped that the
Amer will refuse to permit the cmissary,
who started. on Monday. to cross the from
tier. but il is believed that he will tempo
rixe. Another dispatch from Simla says
the ultimatum gives the Ameer q very
short time to answer. at the expiration Of
which, it il believed there will be q gen.
cral advance.
A Bombay dispatch says intelligence has
been received here which j~ustifes the con-
Rdence OF the English people in the loyalty
Of the Indian Princes. Offers Of aid are
coming from all directions. The native
troops are eager to advance on A~fghanistan.
The tone Of the vernacular press is sl that
could be desired. The Russian press is
extremely hostile to England.
The Vedomosti a y the great struggle
with England, which has been preparing
for centuries, will occur in Afghanistan.
The Ruski Mir declares that the hour
has come whom England must be held re-
sponsible for past delinquencies.
A Berlin dispatch states that Russia in
tends to raise her army in Turkey to 200,-
900 men.
PARIS, November L.
The returns Of the elections for munic-
ipal delegates show that eleven depart
ments. now represented by ~ conservative
Senators, have been won by the Republic
ans. who lost no department. A Repnb-
lican majority Of II or Is is confidently ex-
pected in the next Senate
GLASGOW, November 1.
The Sheriff, refusing bail for the Direc-
tors Of the City Of Glasgow Bank. IN ap-
peal will be carried before the Lord Advo-
cato. and. il necessary. to the High Court
Of the Judiciary.
LONDON, November 1.
The following were tho scores Of the con
testants in the waking tournament ut II
O'Clock last night Corkcy, s7i; Brown,
363; Weston, 367; Hobart. 329; Rowell,
9l8, and Grassland, 308..
BERLIN. November 1.
A decree was issued to-day prohibiting
> number Of Sacialfstic pamphlets. in ad-
dition TO those previously prohibited. In
the execution Of the decree the police were
obliged to make IS domsciliary visits.
Relief fbr the German smnerers.
BERLIN. November 1.
The Government has sent 5000 marki
for the relief Of the German sufferers BY
yellow fever In the United States.