Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-29
Russia Appears Impatient for th(
Ball to Begin.
sur ENGLAND SEEMS RELUCTANT TO SET
IT IN MOTION.
Floor Manager Gladstone Delaying
the Festivities.
GENERAL GRANT GOES OUT RIDING
AND WALKING.
Yaqui Indians Making It Live
ly for Mexicans.
THE Blu RIAL OF FIVE UNFoR'
TuNATE FIREMEN.
The European Situation.

The European SITUATION
LONDON, April 27.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says
that the latest English proposal arrived
| there, by special courier, on Friday. The
| Imperial Council met on Saturday. and
decided TO reply that the Gar favored the
maintenance of the Russian demand in
respect to the delimitation of the frontier.
The Council also decided to inform Eng
land that Russia would consent to the ap-
pointment of a special mixed commission
to examine into the facts and reports OF
Gen. Komaroff and Sir Peter Lumsden,
and to decide which Of the reports is correct.
M. de Giers has advised that if England
refuses to accept these proposals, Baron
de Staal, Russian Ambassador, be with
drawn and negotiations be broken of.
Gen. Kouropotkine urges an immediate
advance upon Herat and his proposal finds
many supporters. In is asserted in mill
tary circles that fresh provocations by the
Afghans may still prevent Gen. Komaroff
from obeying his orders to avoid a con-
fict. A telegraph line is being built from
Ashkabad to Dash Kepri.
A special Cabinet meeting has been sum-
moned for tomorrow. Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, will come from
Dublin to attend this meeting.
In the House of Commons this after
| noon Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice, Under
| Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs, said
he was happy to state that the Government
| was on the point of arriving at an arrange
| ment of the Misunderstanding with France
| growing out of the suppression Of the Bos'
| phore Egyptien. This arrangement, added
| Lord Edmond, would prove alike s~atisfac'
tory to France, England and Egypt.
Gladstone, in the House Of Commons,
| this forenoon read a telegram dated Satur'
| day last from Sir Peter Lumsden. This
telegram stated that Mr.. Stephen, a mem.
Der OF the Boundary Commission, had
started for London, bearing with him maps
of the disputed scene, also q de-
tailed statement of all the circum-
stances leading up to the Penjdeh affair
The telegram also stated that Lumsder
himself had forwarded to Earl Granville
statement showing the actual position Of
affairs as they now stand. The Govern
ment members in the House OF Commons
received this news Of the departure of Mr.
Stephen for London with evident s~atisfac
ton. Richie, Conservative, asked if the
Government proposed to suspend the nego
t~iations O in progress with Russia until
after the arrival of Mr.. Stephen. Glad
stone arose and made q reply, with a firm
and definite, "No!"
Consols opened at 95h, but almost i'm
mediately advanced to SO, and in q few
minutes more advanced to 6. Russian
securities are 87h.
NooN-Russians advanced to 88 an6
there is a strong feeling in home and for
eign securities. All stocks are active ant
there is q feeling ON the Exchange that thu
difficulty with Russia is on a fair way Il
settlement.
1890 P. M.-Consols are So.
1P. M.-Consols are SIS.
A council will be held at Cronstadt II
consider the defenses of that point. 1t i
reported that the Gear is going to Moscow
It is now asserted that the British Gov
eminent is in possession of information
which proves beyond a doubt that Primo
Bismarck has been urging Turkey to sid
with Russia in the event of war between
England and Russia.
PARIS, April 27.-It is reported that tn
French feet has been ordered to rem
J devious at the Piraeus, Greece, and Their
| hWdlt luIbu6E OTucEbs Lib hCtAOA hn
been taken in reference to the nava
demonstration before Alexandria in tn
event of Egypt refusing to accede to tn
demand Of France regarding the rehabil
itating OF the Bosphore Egyptien.
Gen. Grants Condition.
New YORK, April 27.-Beginning at l,
o'clock last night. Gen. Grant slept at in
tervals until 2 o'clock, after which hi
slumber was almost continuous until
o'clock. When he had been dressed h
remarked that he felt good and refreshed
When DR.. Douglas left the house, at $3.50
be said the patient was fully as we'll as yes
terday. He could not say he was better.
Flags are flying and bunting displayed
on the street on which Gen. Grant lives
in commemoration of his birthday. TIL
General to-day is So years old.
Gen. Grant took a drive in Central Parl
at noon to-day.
Hostile Yaquis.
NoaALEs. Arizona, April ga recen
arrival from Sonora states that q BATH
occurred between the Yaqui Indians ant
the Mexicans, in which the latter were de
feated with q loss of ninety killed an(
wounded, among the latter Colonel Torres
The Mexicsns were preparing to attack tn,
Yaquis with two Calling guns. In Her
mosilio and Magdslena every man who haI
not fed has been drafted. 1t is also re
ported that many Mexicans from the neigh
boring Mexican States are joining tn,
Yaquis.
Firemen's Funeral.
yIoEsBURG, April 27.-The bodies of the
five fremen who persisted in the recenf
fire here, their remains being found in the
ruins, were buried to-day. II was the
largest funeral ever witnessed here. The
total number OF bodies recovered ia 81, and
ii ia known that still more are in the ruins
The work of exhuming the victims was
suspended yesterday evening, having been
conducted up to that time by the Fire.
mems Charitable Association.
The Fire Fiend.
ST. RATHoNY, Ont, April 27.-Piye OF