The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08
Bear and BULL.
Russia Abates Nothing but
England Surrenders Com.
pletely to the Bear.
Prospect of Giadstone's Over.
throw aud the Defeat of
the Credit Biii.
logan Gains n Point In Illinois
but Is Not Yet Out of the
Heavy Timber.
had Outlook for the wheat
crop An over the United
stntes.
ANGLo-nUssrAN.
European opinion IN that England
has completely surrendered
TO Russia.

THE MINlsrRY'T OVER THROWN.
London, May; - The opinion 10
gaining ground both here and In
Europe that the governments arrange
ment is more than a complete surrcn-
der to Russia of all the points she
has demanded.
Though the more moderate of con.
seyatives condemn Lord Randolph,
Churchil's endenvors to oppose the
war credit, the probability of defeat
for the government is talked Of In
many quarters this morning.
The Post agrees with Lord Church
Ill about the urgent need of ousting
the ministry, and says: Eight indc-
pendent members might have turned
glastone's majority OF fourteen into
minority. After the terrible events
of the past week will they be forth
comingN
The Standard says: "The dignity
aud power of Russia and England
were embodied in Gen. KOmaroii aud
j Sir Peter Lumsden, and VI. DeGiers
| will take care that Russian prestige
in the person of Komarof shall not
| be dimmed, while the English minis
try has already decided that the pres
tige of England is to be extinguished.
A further misfortune" says the
means assured that even for ali hour
the necessity of using force has passed
away"
An unconhrmed rumor Is current
that the Indian departments have
been ordered to cease their war prep
arations. 1t is reported that Gen.
Zelenci will go either to st. Peters
burg or London to assist In the delimi-
tation of the frontier.
AFGHAN TROOPS UNPAID.
Tcheran, Persia, May 7.-Advicos
from Surakhs state that small force
of Russians with four guns new occu-
py Penjdeh. The same advices con-
tain the statement that the Russians
have completely won over the Surakh
Turkomans.
The telegraph line Is now completed
to point il2 miles beyond Askabad.
There Ia an apparent lull in the
Russian preparations for war.
Afghan troop0 along the Bala Murg-
hab, not having received any pay for
: long time, are greatly demoralized
is THIS NEWS OR HISTORY
London, May 7.-Lord Edmund
Fitzmaurice, under foreign secretary
: replying this afternoon in the hous,
of commons to the Hon. Edward Glib
|, son, conservative member for Dub
y lin university. states that Gen Aidge
= way with Capt. Yates and other
!" would remain IN charge of the Afghal
- boundary commission now that ST
!, Peter Lumsden is coming to London
I, The instructions sent to Sir Peter
" Lord Edmund continued, do not can
eel his appointment. lie has not bee
summoned to London to advise tn
G, government about the frontier. III
-, boundary COMM ,sions escort wi
!, remain with General Ridgeway WI
- will carry on the work OF the con
10 mission on the spot.
r. EARL GRANvILLE's sILENCER.
,ct London; May 7.-Granville, iorei,
minister in the house OF Lords II
ne afternoon while replying to a II
n ton by the opposition for a prodl
or. ton by the government of the |
pers in the Russian controveI
ca used the following language: ~
Of not believe that II Engla
was going to urge war against II
49, sia, We should urge IL at disadva
ON age, and with every advantage
neZ favor of Russia" Lord Granville
the MED that the governments milit
ter policy had been constant failure,
on denied also that Russia would go
ing Uerat
The motion for the production
papers was then withdrawn.
= NJ MIR. GLADSTONE EXPLAINS.
an London, May Mr.. Gladst
al replying to a question in the houl
ably commons this afternoon said tina
idcs though on receipt of the first
ines gram he had described the Pen
nit affair as an act OF unprovoked
10 to erosion, still he bad never presu
4 by that the information in his posses
of when he made that declaration
lbus, unquestionable. As a matter of
the within twenty-four hours aiierw
S ex- news containing important
tora- ifications of that first reeo
had come to hand. Mr.. Glad
had no doubt, he said, that when
Earl of Duiferin at Lahore, afte
o IL a return from the conference will
com ameer at Rawal Pindi describe,
town, Russian attack as an act of u
capped voked aggression without any q
ration cations, the yiceroy's statemen
warranted by the circumstance
der which he spoke and the k
han q edge then in his possession, but
&c. STA had since denied that Col a