The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06
The Thugwump Mereilessly Scores The
Mugwump Of Parliament.
"ABAsE, ,cowARDLY SURRENDER
Is the Way Churchill Puts it, and the Losa
OF India Prophosied - Lums-
den and Stewart Recalled
The Credit Controversy.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES
AnglO-KuaAinn.

Anglo Russian. q
ENGLISH OPINION ON THE ARRANGE
MENT.
LONDON, May 5.--Moderate papers and
he public in general are inclined to ap- /
prove of the present plan of settlemeAt,
as it will allow England time in which
TO put her army and navy in perfect
fighting order for the final struggle,
which the majority believe to be certain
to occur. The only fear expressed IS
that the government cannot sufficiently
bind Russia TO a solemn agreement not
to advance beyond the frontier which,
when settled, Is expected 10 leave lul-
fikar and Maruchak within the Afghan
lines, There is a sudden subsidence or
repOrts In the papers of armanents botn
here and in Russia.
RUSSIA TO HAVE PENJDEH.
The Standard, commenting or Glad-
stone,s speech In the house OF commons |
last evening, on the Afghan question, |
SAYS;
HNo doubt is now entertained that
the arrangement between England ana
Rugsia includes the surrender oi PEN
| ing the cessiou OF Peh ldoh 10
| Russia. published In the stan
dard on April 10 turns
ont TO have been accurate, although the
government pronounced the report nn-
authorized"
| TIE IRREPRESsIBLE CONfLlCI oNLf
TRANSFERRED.
IL Is rumored on the Stock exchange
that Lord Dunerin has resigned the OIL
fice,of Viceroy OF India.
The Globe says the so called ADJUST
ment of the Anglo Russian dispute IL a
poor shift, which amounts prac-
tically to nothing more than a ltruce
for averting collision, aud which
will result in aothing but the transfer
of the difficulty from Gladstone's shout
ders to those OF his successor.
ORDERED HOME,
In the house OF commons, this after
noon, Gladstone stated that Sir Peter
Lnmsdeu, the British Afghan boundary
. commissioner, and Col. Stewart hays
been ordered TO como homo immedi
ately. When asked how IL was tha
Gen, Lumsden WAS recalled ~ EnElau'
while Gen. KomsrOif was ret med ther
: l,y Russia, and II these iGcts would no
indicate confession oi wrong on BnB
d lands side in the Afghan dispute
Gladstone stated that there was no rela
ton between the cases. The latter wa
not recalled because he was IN CON
mand OF the Russian forces, while u
Petor had been employed IN n pufei
civil capacity. Sir Peter lnmsden, IN
premier added, had not been recallee
but had been consulted upon the suf
iect, and in conformity with MS ow
views had boen requested - return
England, as IL had boon decided.
carry on IN London future communlcl
tion with Russia about the main poinl
I'm the Afghan frontier line. Both ~
Peter Innisden and Col. Stewart haV
- bean directed TO come TO London
| RUssGA's CONCESSION A VERY LIMirH
| ONE.
! A communication from the Russia
government defines tho scope OF q
arbitration It rs not To include u
military question, but IA 10 DO hmi.'
10 the consideration OF explanation
with reference 10 the alleged Violate
OF the covenant. The terms OF the n
rangemeut indicate that the arbitrator
functions will be TO ma
formula OF oonclliation consistent wi
the amour propro of both aides. Es
peror William win be asked TO act
the arbitrator, and Il Is expected he W
consent.
MORE INTERRooAT AToRIgs.
After Mr.. Gladstone's first speech
the commons last night, Sir Char
Dixie, president of the local COVER
ment board, announced for tho goveI
mont that 10 was imperative, IN the
terost of the country, that the house ~
- coed at once with the vot0 OF credit.
n number of momhors at once put int
| rugatories 10 the government concel
ing the trustworthiness OF the reports
both Gen. Sir Peter Lumsdon and G'
komaron.
" Nj. Gladstone answered N deti
stating In substance that tho displ
over the Ponideh incident had ne'
been question Of tho trial OF any
ncer, but was one which concerned
honor of the two governments inVol'
In the March agreement. it was not
the power of either party TO this Agr
mont 10 claim the exclusive right OF
terpretation. The speaker believed
agreement would be found suiheien
clear
4 ' LORD RANDOLPH CuuRCulLLi
the young Conservative loader, nr
4 and az once launched into savage
"A tack on the government ho url
that the announcement just made
hohalfof tho govornmont WAS a te
BILE piece OF news To thOse anxious
the security Of tho ludiHn empire.
"Tho government" cried out
lordship, "has made
A nAsR, CowARDLY suRRENDkR
OF every point at Issue 20 Russia
greatly fear that as "A result wo III
lost India.
Lord Churchill continuing said I
n he protested against tho conduct OF
~ government in submitting
vote Oi credit un Monday
without giving tho slightest indioa'
of its policy aud of cue exact =.
with Russia. Tho latter, he conuh'
had been fer long time breaking
agreement Of 1873 with respect 20
tral Asia In regard 10 the Aigh
Churchill Insisted that the knss
long ago had passed ihe bonn'
which thoy had promised to ftspes
the rlghtml lronter line OF tho ain'
dominion. Ia 1881 snrios or ple'
were voluntarily given by knssia
lOC- cerning the boundary nnl al Oh
had boon deliberately bruksn.
nrNRY LABoUc nEHE,
Radical, movud- that the vele ni q
ho reduced IRON sb5,Q0OIOQ 70 SJolVV'
Tho motion was rejected by a vol
40 30 ~.
The mslorlty included tho oone'
tive LEADER.
The Pasnollitcs voted With tho
urItt.
rnr speaker then put ine main
tinu, the vnto OF credit OF s0o,vOu,Vvu
several members questioned
50 tdsfnrr, nut failed g. elicit any
- ther iniuruntiun. -.
~ Uhufchiu said no feared that
- the news should become known
JN dia, England woald lose All tno re-
sympathy and loyalty OF