The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-30

London, April 29.-The Times in a
review of the recent past actions OF
Rtlhfif gfegs' little" nOpg'' liiaI Eng.
lands last overtures will receive sat.
isfactory reply, and refusal TO treat
upon that basis will involve diplo-
matte rupture which is but little re-
moved from actual war.
WHAT WILL BE THE ALLIANCES-No
DOUBT OF WAR.
London, April 29.-The speech of
Gladstone in the house of commons
On Monday upon the vote of credit of
500, 100000 was received with pro-
and published in full in all newspapers.
II has dispelled any idea entertained
heretofore that England will make
concessions to Russia. The general
opinion of the press is that the speech
makes war certain, and the news
papers are filed with discussions of
probable alliances the respective
belligercnts may form in the event of
war, now thought to be so near at
hand, not being confined to Asia, but
being extended TO Europe.
A NEW ENGLISH WAR SHIP.
London, April 29.-The steel man
ofwar Howe was launched at Penn
broke, Wales, yesterday. This new
10 guns and will have crew of 4l5
men. The Howe is a twin-screw,
steel-armor plated, barbette ship OF
900 tons burden and 1900 horse
power.
INSPECTING THE ENGLISH TROOPS.
London, April 29.-The Duke OF
Cambridge, commandcr-in-chief OF
the army, to-day inspected the troops
at AldershOt that are under orders
for active service in case DIVA
THE NEWSPAPER TRoUBLEIs SETTLED
London, April 29.-Reuter's dis
patches from Cairo continue TO con-
firm the report published in the
journal Des Debats that the Bosphoro
Egyptien affair has been settled.
THE LAST HOPE Of PEACE DisPELLEn
London, April 29.-The Russian al.
vance south of Penjdeh and occupa'
ton OF Maruchak is regarded in par
liamentary circles as dispelling the
least hope of peace, and as the pre-.
cursor of Il Russian attack upon lie
rat.
THE CHANNEL FLEET IN MOTION.
London, April 29.-The Channc
fleet is coming from Ireland.
TALLY ONE FOR IRELAND.
London, April 30. The cabinet II
council yesterday discussed the ques.
ton of the removal ofthc Irish Grimes
Act and the government will make
this matter the first business of par
Lament after the 'rcdistribution-o
seats bill has been disposed Of.
TIE ATTACK ON MARUCHAK A FLA
GRANT VIOLATION OF RUSSIAN
HONOR.
London, April eft is stated thai
the government has received an i'm
pOrtant memorandum from Lor,
Duflerin. vicerOy of India, upon til,
views of the Indian government upon
the action of Russia since the begin
ming OF the existing controversy oyei
the dcilnitive boundary of Russia ant
fghanisistan. The Standard, refer
ring to the occupation of Maruchak b!
the Russians, in an editorial says
"There can be no question of Afghan
movocation in this instance. The oc
cupation of Maruchak stands on
boldly and undisguisedly as cleal
invasion of the territory OF Afghanis
tan, without even the pretcnse of mil
itary necessity. Assuming that tn
news of the occupation of Maruchal
is correct there is little room to doub
that 1t can be considered anything
else than deliberate act of aggres
sion, and this act of aggression ha
the appearance of being special,
chosen In order that there may he M
possibility of a further mistake. 1t /
a deliberate breach ola solemn GOV,
nant, flagrant violation of Russia
promises aud assurances"