The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-28
0NEkT GLADSTONE
EngIand's Grand Old Premier
Fears Neither Russia Nor
Public Opinion.
The Loyal Commons Grant All
His Requests with "a Cheer.
No Excuse for Ru ssia.
EndeavOring to Have the United
states Chosen Arbiter in the
SnglO-Russian Matter.
The Car Goes 10 Sacred Moscow
20 Issue the War MA nsfestO
From That Point.
cLADsToNE,s GOVERNMENT
wants Peace Regardless OF Public
Opinion.

VI
opinion.
London, April 81. The Times spc-
cial from st. Petersburg says: The
English proposals through Baron De
Staal arrived Friday and England
therein proposes to submit the Pcnj-
deh affair 10 arbitration. 1t is believ-
cd the terms of the proposal are most
reasonable and equitable and show
that Mr.. Gladstone most earnestly
desires peace. regardless of public
opinion. If these proposals are re-
iccted il will show that Russia is de-
tcrmined upon war.
THIS is OF EVIL OMEN.
London, April 27.-Sir Edward
Thornton. British minister at st
Petersburg has reported officially
respecting Russian views of the last
note of England, asking for an expla-
nation of the conduct of Gen. koma-
rolf at Pcnjdeh OH March 3Oth in view
of the report made by Sir Peter
Iumsdcn, contradicling the Russian
commanders story of the battle, His
report is uniavorable.
ENGLAND SUPPORTS GLADSTONE.
London, April 27.-The house OF
commons, without discussion, as sug-
gcs,cd by Mr.. Gladstone, voted the
entire credit of $5j,OO0O00 asked by
the government. Mr.. Edward limp.
erty Gourby, radical member fOr
| Sunderland, asked whether the gov.
ernment would endcavor to have the
dispute with Russia referred for arbi-
Iraiion to the United States of Amer.
| lea. MIR. Gladstone answered.: "ThI
| government are quito sensible OF thcil
heavy responsibility TO maintain the
honor aud good faith of the country
ON the one hand and on the other tC
use every means consistent with tina
honor TO avoid war. can give M
more particular reply than this" The
uticrance was accepted rs signitlcan
aud was received with cries of "hear
hcarl"
A RoUslNG SPEECH.
London, April 27.-Thc credit o
SD, 100000, was voted by the house q
comm ons after one of the most pow
erful and telling speech ever deliver
ed by Mr.. Gladstone. The premie
was chcercd to the echo both duriEi
the delivery and at the close of hi
speech. He was also most enthusiast
ticly chccred when leaving the hous
after the speech.
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH spENCET
London, Apr.l PA special cab
net meeting has been summoned fC
tomorrow and Earl Spencer, Lor
Lieutenant of Ireland, will come froI
Dublin to attend.
GLADsToNE's DEFIANT "NU."
Mr., Gladstone in the house of con
nous read telegram, dated Saturda
last, from Sir Peter Lumsden. III
telegram states that Mr.. stevens,
: member of the commission has start'
for London, bearing with him ma
of the disputed zone also dotail'
statement of all the circumstanc
leading up to and attending the PEI
deh affair. The telegram also stat
that Sir Peter Lumsdcn would hi
selfforward to Earl Granville stat
ment showing the actual position
- affairs as they now stand. Cover
J mcnt members in house of commo
received the news of the departure
Mi. Stevens for London with eyidC
satisfaction. Mr.. Richie, couser'
tive, asked II the government p
posed TO suspend the negotiate
now in progress with Russia III
after the arrival of Mr.. Stevens. Gilt
stone arose and made reply with
- firm and defiant "noW
VI WANTS THE MONEY IN A LUMP.
Mr.. Gladstone, bringing up
subiect of the vote of credit of 81
100000 asked for by the governm
in the army and navy account, said
hoped the motion to divide the ere
would not be passed, as the COVE
mcnt, he said, would not devote
norton of the money voted for J.
iiculac purposes in the Soudan,
wolld reserve its discretion to APP
the money taken tor the SOudan
I'll. count for the purposes ofspecial pr
orntions. lie urged that the no
vote the government the entire, "
100000 III block.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE Nose
MANIFESTO.
London, April 27.-Tho Reut
telegram stating that the car VIC
- today leave st. Petersburg for n
Al cow and issue any necessary IN
festo from the latter place has cat
VI much excitement in all parliament
and diplomatic circles.
HE GETS IT IN A LUMP.
London, April 27.-The propose
n separate the Soudau credit from
credit for special purposes was
iocted by II vote of 229 against
The house then entered into comm
of supply and Mr. Gladstone
ceeded to explain the object OF