The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28
Ga, i Russia, re k,nirg n, n the want

wa, Il Russia re k)nirg ~ n the want
~ splIss ana inadequate resources In
EnKisnu' Is preparing herself for war,
II, ~ WI, WIZ ne ~ order for her to test the
ss.lehSto o. the cohesion of her vast IN.
pre- which VIII brins dreams of ner
ambitious statesmen and soldiers tn' a
cruel ending" "
RUSSIA REEusED TO HuMIIIArr.
Ihe Globe also declares that Earl
granville, on the 10Th, proposed TO Rms
sla that both the Russians and the AT.
| Rhaus should withdraw from that nor-
sion of the territory at present subject
| 70 olspute, and remain outside of IL
uNring the continuance of negotiations
then in progress at london. TO this
proposal Russia sent no reply until last
Wednesday, She refussd TO accede to
England's proposition, on the ground
that the Withdrawal of the troops
would be source of humiliation 10
hussiN. After this answer was re-
ceived, the cabinet decided to emhody
the reserve and militia apd send the
uitimatum already referred to.
THEY Ii KEEP AN EYE ON THE IRISH,
In the event OF war, 25,000 militia are
To be assigned 10 garrison duty In Ire
land aud this number of regulars be re-
ipssSQ Tor notlNo service,
TIL. NAVAL RESERVE.
me Total reserve force of the English
navy in 1884, was 20,600 men.
TO BE READY TO noMBARD RUSSIAN
PORTS.
Active preparations are making to ret
all available cruisers and iron.clads Be.
longing TO the navy into condition for
active service as soon as possible. 70 is
known that the destination of these ves-
sells is the Baltic sea and the Black sea,
the entrance 10 the latter, however, be-
ing conditioned on the assent OF Turkey.
Members of the Third Royal fusiloers
and the Fifth Rile brigade, both militia
organizations, 9rG responding largely to
The queens call for volunteers 10 serve
with tho regulars.
IN A HURRY.
Tho new man-of-war Pylaz has bsen
ordered completed with the utmost dis
patch,
LORD DUFFERIN @EETs THE AMBER.
RAwAL PINDE, March H.--harl Duf
FERN, yiceroy of India, arrived here
to-day. He was accorded most inn
posing reception by Abdurrhman, the
Ameer, of Aghanistan. The ameer, In
his address of welcome, hoped the
councils which the earl came
30 far to attend, would be
50 guided as to insure an
honorable and lasting peace. In reply,
Lord Dufforin said he was glad his iirst
public act as viceroy of India was TO
cultivate friendly relations with the
frontier of India.
81 trust" continued Dufferin, "that
the friendly reception which is about TO
be accorded me as her minister's repre-
sentative, by the ameer, will prove to
all our n8ighb0rs our firm intention and
our anxious desire TO respect their
rights"
AT the railway depot at Rawal Pin dc
there was assembled whom the train
conveying Duflerln arrived Punlaub
chiefs and General Stewart, Gen. Rob
erts, Gen. Hardinge, and q number of
other high officers. After the inter-
change OF official and personal greetings
LordDufferln proceeded TO the camp. The
route was lined with troops. The mill
tary display YVES very effective. The
soldiers greeted the vioeroy with great
enthusiasm. The authorities Of Rawal
Pindellater in the day presented Lord
Dutlerin with an address, declaring
loyalty to her majesty, the empress OF
India, and expressing appreciation of
the honor done Rawal Pi nde In select
ing II as the meeting place of the coun-
Gil. The address of the Rawal Pindo
authorities concluded with the following
statements:
"This recognition of our dignity will
confirm that confidence in us which has
been 30 long established, and which is
daily receiving expression from all the
ulers of India"
Lord Dufierin responded to the
Rawal Pinde address very happily, and
ended by saying:
"The offers OF loyalty and service
made upon this occasion are the most
eloquent proofs of England's steadfast
good faith, and the noble confidence of
our friends"
THE GERMAN ATTITUDE.
BERLIN, March H-phe North Ger
man Gazette (Bismarck's organ statos
that during tho recent official visit Of,
Count li9ssorr bismarck 10 London the
wore not discussed. The Gazette also
says 1t Is not true that Emperor
William has communicated with the
c1ar ON the Afghan trouble between
Russia and England
MORE AMERICAN CANNED BEEF or
DEREn.
CHICAGO, March T.-The Armour
Packing company yesterday received
another cable order from tho British war
department for 5000 additional cases OF
canned beef, representing about $4,000
pounds, and another proposal for 10000
additional eases, which, however, could
not bo filled within the time limited.
The statement IL made that orders al
ready in hand have divested all ostab-
lishments In tho country engaged I'm
this particular industry of their avail
able stock.
MORE INDIAN AID OFFERED.
ATVtu kAarnh Gtxl.F
and troops havS been equipped and
made ready for service at any moment.
The Mahrajas OF Sciude aud Holkar
met Earl Dullerin to-day and In an in
formal and cordial manner placed their
armies at his disposal.
THE CHIEFS OF THE CLANS ASSEMBLING,
RAwUL PiNDI, March T.-rhe lieu-
tenant governor OF Punjaub, and the
commander of the chief Bombay army,
has arrived here. The commanders OF
India and Madras will arrivO tonight.
humorous Sunlah chiefs have also
arrived. Earl Dulterin Is expected to-
morrow. Tho Duke and Duchess of
Connaught are also coming. The amoor
OF Aighanistan is expected on tho 30th
inst.
In Parliament.
LONDON, March 27.-In the house of
lords this evening, Granville, replying
to the Marquis of Salisbury, said there
was nothing indicating a tendency TO
finch on the part OF the government re-
gardiug the Afghan question. The gov
orumont IA firmly adherinR 10 tho nol-