Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-28

SuTanGeS iecelNc'i from VI. De ffeN-
clnct causes considerable surprise,
II Is believed IN some quarters
that the GoNelmmenteecelved Official notice
from Turkey Yesterday that us terms would
not be &c, epted. and thai TINS was the re;l-
son for the ISSUANCE at The or''er Tor the
Guards TO land at AleXanuria. he pro
posals permitted the Turkish Government
to occupy and control the Soadan- FRO
vided action were taken to suppress the
slave trade and to develop commerce, the
Porte would bc free to assert It's SuZer4ln
fi&htS over 'he Wno'e oi me NoGua', ~, IN
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-Nc'iNe var II LIONS "' i'"7S'"'
NEW YORK May 2dh.-Ihe sun $ Lon
don special says hussian censors OF press
dispatches are eNertng themselves TO the
utmost 10 suppress thc TACT that, notWlth-
standing the favorable prospects for peace,
Russlan war preparations are stun beng
pressed win eNtI3orhh"FI VlSor. me
news, however reaches London by various
roundabout routes, ana IL is known iha'
there IS an immense movement oi troops
sun IN progress toward Ceptra! -4SliI.
I'd'Sc u"qitS "a II'I'ulu y C"N"HY' pC.q III
uieEy ana railway ana leieGraph pulluerS
are pressing forward III an almost c9hullu-
Gus S,It''il rom european i'usSi' lllouS''
tAe lF"lls-o oauCdslal provinces across ,Ile
S1sl't ,'g' ~; '. 20 ,,1
AlshhlliS'3il IouieI; me NoIh ol S'ici,S'u
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Inc iish'h Hroii'ier Noin'ill'si'"'
LoNDoN, May 21th.-A dispatch from
Tripul, of the date OF Saturday last, the 23d
instant states that the British portion OF the
Afghan Frontier commission, lately III
charge OF Sir Peter Lumsden, was then III
camp at point twenty-five miles to the
eastward OF Hcrat. The dispatch also states
that the oillcers O1 the party VISITED hcrat
and We're well received by the authorltles
and people The naturalization OF the
PenIdeh district Is restoring quiet every
where.
"iads'ohe Ahhoye" oy 'lsi'ors'
NEW YORK, May 27th.-A cablegram
from London says: SWarms OF Whitsun-
tide holidaymakerS are spelling Glad
cNtll' ANHt tN' iAt '''i4 N'Ni4- N'''~t''''.' -
couple of thousand Liberal eXCursionist>
from Lancashire and party of American
tourists marched III procession 10 the castle
from Hawarden station to see the Premier
Gladstone, however, had received timely
warning OF tne INVASION ana 'ooh u lhS
Woous' not ie'uiii''s "Ii''' 'i'' 'i9''oiS ii''''
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i"rHei Growing A'o'''e
i.nND0N- MAY ~ ne INVASION tIl | l.
StCr by the Parnellltes has been iorinallN
begun by fo'lslnS nationalist defnolSlrd
ton at Newly. the great headq'tarterS o
l0rylsih ana OTalgtiSnl' Inns luElllShe'
T,1,lI "a -
Ter ter is f5rcibjy indicated bv the fact that tn,
firs+ assa1llt is to he made in The very cita
del Of The enemy. without botherinG Will
his outnost Mr. ParnoU has now anon,
the Home Rule members of the presen
To,,sn 81 cor,,s of Ecutcna1ts who have al
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Won tLcIl spurs III 'iic 'IUoG' "li'' "iIo IA
been so We'll advertised throuSh ireial'
that they can rally the tull NauOnallS
strpurrtll i'm any cOIntv IN. h0r0urh NyhicI
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lheSe NadohailSt IaNoIItcS 'Ie now Si'uhE
/ for bOroughS winch can be carried by ri
most any Nationalist. Mr. Parncll's plal
j. 10 tI,.C,v tl,asa r,,o,, int, tho lstar cnt1n
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uSs, 'iiu 70 ouS' 'Ilc % 'eS "H IOii'''''"ii
WITH the Liberals, giving tile Ialtci lhe seat
where they oUnumber the NatiOnalists
and vice versa
IhcohuiiIoh''i SURRENDER "i Nihei GUN"
maker.
WINNIPEG, May 21th.-A dispatch from
| Battleford says that Chief PoUnGmake
surrendered uhcondIi0iitily to Genera
Middleton VINO fe"che't f'd'ut4oi4 on uh
day. fouhdniaNGr ana tH!I'I braves u
prisoners WI pt iIe1ri ~, 90 "'l' 'ie "etioil .
the "oVefnmehf. Ihey a!so Drought II
-Io stahd oI arms.
GENERAL MIDDLEToN's REPORT.
Orr,v, MAY 2-th.-In the House o
Commons this afternoon the Minister O
Nf;iitia raod tLe foJInwine. telegram rom
Vfiddieton dated a+ Baftleford.
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have MS, aiSo Whife l;tar, who killed indian In.
spector Payne, ana Wah Wainita, who killed
Frecmont, rancher. My next task may be
Big Bear. foJhlnhlaHer Drought ID tlle Le@lls an
Iahe ana fIye u Wy SS ,be M a. t1e ,'iI1 I'M ,hS
tionr tsI.cn and the horses and cattle. and am
sending pant of the police to see that it is all
given mp. The Ninetieth has Just arrived by
steamer ana Is IN camp III nc It1. aIt Golnin
,},.c y? n nraiIe . f1r o ,nonufod infantry
made up of mounted police Bottoms scouts and
some mounted artillerymen, in all about SOC
men and with as ttle baggage ana supplies as
Po9e 70 SCo9r f 1bst %S R f2u Ren i an" Ino sT( @
mn II he daeS shaIl i. tTeot him "a as have
Poundmaker. Ifbe does not. shall attack him
Immediately. FRED. MIDDLETON.
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