The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-14
lBOUT AFFAIRS, ABROAD.
DANCE FIRES OUT THE FENlANS
....,a and England Talk Peace but Pre-
h"' re for War More Fighting in the
soudan-The three EmperOrs
toMeet other Foreign
Russia and England.
sTRONG WAR wHoOPS.

,-o,,,alv bellicose. open DECLARATIONS |
tleniotd that Russia intends to have
ar Mor ln"NT The Novoe Vremeja calls the
hetira"achipg meeting of Lord Dutferin |
Sp55i The ameer of Aighanistsu a milf
s snr1 Demonstration on the Russian |
ssrn11ter. Russia and England" the
Hoi ,er continues, twill soon meet ON |
Sry land, and the result WIN be that The
tHucated security hitherto enjoyed by
mn RritsA empire will be destroyed"
NV THE CzAR SPEAKS.
The car OF Russia said tonight in an
,nformsl talk with several diplo-
msts. II cannot feel that
inv but the widest dream
sny could think would de-
S Ts war against England. Our
.mds can be Obtained and will be OBJ
,sained. but will be by the grad ual power
of Civilization and not by force"
russia PURCHASING CAMELs.
IoNDoN. March l3-Russian quarter
masters are purchasing every camel
thew can buy In The BokhaTa district.
Thev have already more animals than
thew need, but it is stated they wish to
cribple the English troops by depriving
them of means of transportation. The
Afrhans arc making extensive tortiiica-
lions in the Balkt district and along the
line OF the ONuS river
SECURITIES SHRINKING.
Consuls made a further slight decline.
Ala o'clock this afternoon prices were
s6% for money, 81 for account.
A CoNCLAvE TO OCCUR.
A dispacth from Vienna to the Times
saws; The czar is expected to pay EN-
perOr Francis Joseph al visit this sum
mer and it is thought probable Emperor
William will also come to Vienna.
soRr OF A GOODBYE TO PEACE,
The war department is making prepa-
rations with n view To the possible oc-
eurrence OF serious trouble in Afghan
istan. Orders have been sent to the
arsenal and 10 Bombay and to Bengal tc
prepare all kinds of ammunition. De
tails for two army corps sfe already
completed. Each will number 1000 Of
fcers, - 800 men and II 800 horses. The
admiralty is making arrangements t
have fleet OF TRANSPORTS i'll readiness
A SINGULAR STATEMENT.
In the house of commons this after
noon Gladstone announced that ~
agreement had beeu arrived at petwseI
Russia aud England, by the terms o
which neither Russian nor Afghan
forces would advance any further OF
either side OF the frontier.
Sir Stafford NorthcOte asked whethe
this agreement WAS a pe manent o
temporary Arrangement. Mr., Glad
stone replied that the agreement wa
without any specific limit The onl
description he could give was that tn
agreement was 10 last rs long ~ ther
was occasion for il. Laughter
This ngroomout provides against a rul
ture OF the friendly relations betwee
the two governments In the event Of
collision between Afghan and Russia
Outposts whuk might possibly ocell
while instructions are being conveyed
the opposing commanders.
QUITTING AND sOuruGSa.
The relations between England an
Russia are assuming mora layorab
aspect Boron d. St6al impares
Granville tine contents of a dispal'
from Degiers, the Russian minister
foreign affairs, iu which 10 vas s ate
that the car earnestly dosir
a .peedy and peaceful solution OF u
existing diliiculty De Giers donie- On
the Russian oUtposts have advanced Z
vouC the limits uIauHu In the funtl'
II "a reported De 81
also informed granville IN
the movement of Russian troops iowa
Askabad WIS not ordered un,u toe 90
ton un he frontier became threaiemi
Autograph la.ter- have bGru cNchang
between Queen Victoria ana EmPei
william, and asking Tor the using
Inc empsror's por-uual influence W
Tho ear 10 preserve tus peace. u
marck remains passive and
made 10 official representation TO
Russians,
FELr RELIEVED.
The members o' the c1mmons hot
Gladstono'S announcement OF Nm agr
mont between England and Rus
with almost general Sonse OF rel
the agreement a'oriiug reason
hone that war would yet 10 aVotted
diplomatic means, IL Is believed U
Sir Peter Lumsdeu hiss the Atgh
sulliclsntly under control TO preYel
collision with the Russian
posts pending "a pecihc NI
ment Of the frontier quest
Some prominent cNuservaLiV's, II
ever, point out that the agreen
will not prevent Russia Il
msssiug hor troops and I
object to the Russians being allowed
remain even temporarily on term
belonging to the Aighans.
AN INTERNATIONAL coNFERENtE
The ambassadors from France, {
many, Italy and Turkey respecuN
had long interview with
Granville to-day. Sir Peter Lun'
has certain Discretionary powers 10
ing his course, In the event event
dangerous Russian adNl
no Is nearly six days mi
distance from cha nearest
graph station. What his &c
Is in tho event of Rus
attack upon an Afghan stronghold
not been allowed TO
come known, but il Is
lleved he will sond on
TO organize the Afghan troops, whl
himself will assume 3 position not
Cessarily warlike at RObst pass.
still CAUSE FOR GREAT ANNtEr'
Harrington, secretary Of StatS
war, stated this evening
the commons that 1t
impossible to deny that there was
cause for great anxiety regard m
the relations between Great Britain
Russia.
RUSSIA HAs TUE BEST OF THE 40
MENr.
The arrangement between Eng
and Russia, announced by GladstOl
concluded to-day, resulted In the
sion of the cabinet not 20 insist o.
withdrawal OF the Russian troops
their present outposts during
elaboration OF the Joint commits
Daron de Stsal, yesterday, sent d
TO Granville and DeGeiis
tho report that troops
concentrating ~ Kassabad.
also protected against prepare
for war which it Is reported are
being made In England and the
onstratious upon tho Indian
tier, which he said
calculated to lessen tho chances
amicable settlement, Consequent
the agreement, Baron DeS'ael =
informed Granville that he was
TO sign the Egyptian csnvontiou'
AIN OFFERED,
An Arabian paper states that
khan of Belyachestan has Offered
services of his army To the British
ernment In tho event of war
Russia.
DtSsATlsFtEp,
The Standard says the,
ment between England
Russia leaves the am
untouched aud that matters mt
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