Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-15

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| re ,ched such q dangerous phase as to threaten
serious disorders. The guards have been
doubled and troops are now confined TO the
barracks,
THE PRINCE AND PR1NcEss OF WALLIS WE'LL RE-
cRIvKD IN
DUBLIN, April 1.-THE Prince and the
| Princess Of Wales on the way to Cork to-day,
received an enthusiastic welcome at Lismore
and inthe counties of Cork and Waterford.
Three hundred laborers presented an address
of welcome at Dungervap, in Waterford
county When the train bearing the royal
party passed, all vessels in the bay lowered
their flags. At Kilmacthomas, when the royal
party went by, a black flag was hoisted over
the temperance hall, but the ~loyalists here
made u good demonstration. The Prince aud
the Princess then vent to C~urraghmere. In
Cork the streets were spanned by triumphal
arches, aud the majority Of the houses were
decorated with flags in honor of the advent of
the royal visitors.
II BRITISH CABINET.
LONDON, April 14.-The cabinet was in
session an hour and twenty minutes. Imme.
diately afterwards Ea,l Granville had a pro.
ish ambassador, aud Tehmi Pasha, special
envoy from Turkey.
Lloyds insurance premiums on bottoms for
the Black sea and the sea Asoff and the Baltic
sea has been doubled.
BOMBAY HARBoR lined WITH T%oRPEDoEs.
Seven thousand animals for the transport
service OF the Indian army are proceeding to
ropishin. Ths harbor of Bombay has been
lined with torpedoes, 30 as to prevent the
Russian fleet from entering in the event of
war. -Four million cartridges have been landed
at Bombay.
H HOUSE OF LORDS.
Earl Granville, foreign minister, in the
house of l'rds this afternoon stated that tho
government is still engaged in making inquiry
into the reported advance of the Russians to
the Murghab river. Referring to the queens
message, calling out the reserves, Earl Gran
vile said that whstever measures might be
t.ken would ent rely mset the requirement.
of the Indian government.
THE ANGLO RUSSIAN IMPROVED.
PANS. April II The French cabinet to-.
day discussed the Afghan trouble between
RUSSIA and England. Dispatches from the
French ministers at st. Petersburg, London
aud Berlin to-day represent the Anglo Rus
sian situation as improved.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, April 14.-Stocks closed flat, al
though not at the worst prices Of the day.
The fortnight settlement procseds satisfactor-
lily. There ia o complete absence of even ru-
mors regarding failures.
THE PARIS BoUBsE.
PARIS, April 1.-the bourse opened very
but at midday had rallied. The I'M
proved feeling did not last, and the market
was depressed. The political outlook is re.
Rarded here as very grave, and fears of tinan-
clal troubles are entertained.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA.
LONDON, April 15.-Consul General Mer-
rite, at London, and Consul Pacard, at Liv-
ar,nnl -sl -Dxo. A.
chosen during the cholera alarm last summer,
to examine all vessels sailing from London
and Liverpool to the United States.
PEACE ACCEPTED BY "A SALVADOR AND Qua
TRMALA,
LA LIBERrAD via Galveston, April H.
The rasis of peace was to-day accepted by
San Salvador and Guatemala. Hostilities
haYe ceased. A general anne ty has been
proclaimed and awaits The approval Of the
allies. The plenipotentaries will meet in
Acajutla to arrange for a definite treaty of
peace.
q CAMEL CORPS WILL REMAIN.
CAIRO, April LIT is officially denied
here that the British camel corps in the Sou
dan has been ordered to return home.
FRENCH N CHINESE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
PARIS. April Ia The following telegram
received to-day from Patenotre, French
,n'nister W Snina: Ine onClal UaZetCe, OF
Pekin, to-day publishes the imperial decree
ordering the execution of the preliminary
of peace between China and France.
The decree orders the Viceroy of Canton
to send a customs commissioner and a
to Hauol to make
arrangements with General De Isle for the
evacuation of Tonquin by the Chinese troops.
chief of the black flags, has re.
ceived q title equivalent to that of baron, and
will be made governor of a Chinese province
and will receive a large sum of money to
enable him to pay and disband his followers.
LATEST soUDAN NEWS.
LONDON, April 14.-Sir Peter Lumsden's
reply to Gen. Komaroff's report is expected in
London on the 23d inst. Gen. Komaroff's re-
ply to M. De Gier's request for further expla-
nation OF the affair of March 80. which re-
quest was made at the instance of the British
government yesterday, liz expected to arrive
on the 25th inst.
At Cirencester, in Gloucester to-day during
the parade of 80 Gloucester
militia, the recruits were invited
to join the regulars and 1874 men responded to
the invitation. Military preparations in the
British government continue undated. The
government has decided to purchase four more
steamers similar to the America and equip
them as armed cruisers. The number of
British men-of-war are now being prepared
for service is so great that it ID believed
that active officers cannot be found for them
all, and that it will be necessary to resort to
the retired list. The steel armor plated tur-
ret ship Colossus, of 8 $50 tom register and
Z ,490 horse power, one of the most formidable
iron'clads in the British navy will be
soon ready for sea, and it is believed
wi | be better attached to the Baltic feet.
Gibralter and other British strongholds are
to be put in q complete state of defense. Ad-
ditional supplies OF totpedoes of the latest
approved pattern are being forwarded to all
naval stations both at homo and abroad.
CANADA PACIFIC EMPLOYEES STRIKE o THEIR
PAY.
VICTORIA, B. G., April 14.-Reports from
the interior state that five thousand employees
of the Canada Pacific railway have gone on a
strike on account of not receiving their
wages.
FRANCE AND CHINA.
NOT YET SETTLED.
LONDON, April Ia. -Dispatches from Sbanp-