The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02
Russia aus EpsIand.
AAssAA "NN Ash hAoAAhs
aussIA PROTECTING HRH CASPIAN TRH
HHTnpN

Baker, on the Caspian Sea, and has IN
struoted the governor Of tho Caucasu.
10 80 10 ~. Potershurs for consultation
PURCHASING OUR FAsr STEAMERS
! The steam hip Arizona has ooen taken
| by tbs government with tho option ol
purchase. Tho America Il 10 DO allied
| with guns, but for tho present Will re-
main AZ inc disposal Or h6r owner.
| The government Is expected 70 secure
! tho Steamships Oregon aud Alaska,
| These measures have boon takon be-
cause RUSSIA mas Iuado Oyerlurus 10
| English steamship companies for the
purchase oi fast steamers.
WHAT TuE ISSUE rs,
The DAILY News says the statement iU
the Globe yesterday that Granville had
proposed 10 Russia That both Aighaus
| aud Russians should r0iirc iruu JNe dib-
puted territory while uegntisii IONS were
| In progress Is untrue, The News saws
there are no spec nc points now al Issue
| In regard 20 Tho advance Of cut posts.
Tho question now is whether Russia
| l. willing 81 submit the frontier question
! To tHs decision of n Joint commission.
TONE OF ruE "TiMEs"
The Times cuncurs with the NoWs ia
| the impression that tITRnvillc'S disposal
OF tho Russian matters liz disingouu-
| GUS pea tor Afghan occupation of
Penjdeh, and Justified Russia In adyHn-
cling upon the dsOatsblo point. The
question Ot peace or war rests more
with Russia thsn with England. To de-
sin a nresart or hi. alliance. aud 20 Ds
Leresfief. comnellgd Ia light both, The
'FI,.-rg t..l-I.i. r,Urrfg pr1sfa'g move
tuopts.-,y.t.D U...u .rafgt.g.u. ..,.u.r-
nj "A r,,ptur.. .ba .u...tIaf. u......tr
~ tho luur.nguf is tlna HIsa .H r...'
,.u-Iar..4t,I that t..ulsiri ia 'Ior.r.'. 2
b, o,rr,s.
IbgTHTr-s' a.r., ggrrgsI4ndaDt writes
tbat p,r.,. u.lf.'. ara I.s-i.,d st ..u ia8a
nj s,r-.. ..f'gh' gtsr lnnw would DE dis
oafrsu4 rr loan. ..Dieb gt.
r,Ir IA .ns.'h'a "a. ..fupus rates.
.T.. Ey.t.- ...t. Do. p.vi. admin nan. Fur-
j.,,T ..-l,... lad, ..,.il ,,ifl E,i.-.i. .i
Ia ppIy "a. ,tiuu ot aug..,l,9. AIi due
} over, u.'- instructed fh.ir ambIss.-
/ ngrs 40 So. Petersburg and London ~
/ ,uue spooeraiiou aud mutual couee..
Iona. The An ha.sad, H.. ',i.rs ,ba. Ru-~
Ella nd Enr',tr8 ars rails a.zi.us ,,r
,nf r-T..rystlaI al psr.e.
mi. y.uu,-t f.v 'r.frfor.pua,lts rv
lind Du-fs,ir.. vi,,gay ug in2ig. states
'naf,F,,tr Dr. as,la-sS India rgoujreg u
r..,.,1..s.. IF irlsntry. tb,oe Ieuirp4pts
of cavalry. TWO batteries oh geld arll-
lorv and TX batteries OF horse artillery,
a H1SnAtrlG0 IA.
The mohiiiziIIT romnit,eo and trans
port de partmsrt are busily engaged in
arrsnpinr 10 collect md forward these
rrocns. Orders navs hsen sent 10 the
Mediterranean stations To have all mag
azineg overEuulsd and see That the anu
mupition on hand is no TO the normal
standard and uualiIy and prepare al
punboats and tnrnedo yegsels at the sta
tions tor sea.
At Portsmouth All ships belonging to
the first naval resource, including four
iron-clads with all tho puu-boats and
torpedo-boats. have been ordered into
immeJjato readiness to be placed in
commission.
BURLFsoUE.
There is a marked luu ia the war
scare. la fact, among the very sober
minded there ia no war scare at all.
some of the mos hery LIMOGES, even,
are he pinuinp 10 ask them
selves ,2hat .srounds thew have had
fnr nh the alarm OF the past
wteE The first announcement of the
orlcon's summon. calling out the army
reserve. syd the militia almost creG.ed
a panic. IL aroused the national pug
noritv tholou IA y. IL mad sls very
f. ioi, 800 En1,isnmsn ready To fiShI
rifht nway. The puulucity IL ggill up,
hit thsre is q oruwImp belief that il is
M Cor notni,Tg Tine Flood thirst ia be.
INC sIacked Nith the coolest kind of wa
tar Altar nIlttinp eyeryhody in a FEVER
heat nj exciremeuP by smingirg WITT
on notice tho call ior yha eserVes, sAs
minislrv are now apparently attempting
To minimize thc import Of her maJcstyB
nas.ag,'hv delaying 10 .iala what
NM. ~ ,ni,,iia And reserves are 10
h. ,,nceI,E.,J at,l ami. un.ler arms Every
IT. l,ts heen made 20 dr.,.y tho GOV
s.nn.apt nnt nm This noiut. INIT 81. far
r.i'n', ..nN,,---. iuI' lila .t.I,,sla,s have
Mind rn,1orts tn Ia cirru atsd no the
sffart ttat no more than 5000 are
1901 IN, 600 ,..nort. Va ernanatad
So, srol cod aufhOrity. and
h.ra haan so narsistautIv circ,IIa-
tnJ ,hat IL ;s nov generally
hej;ayad that an far. tn nse an Americas
&c asns';o~, .,tba thino hos natered ont -
Tdtan9I'iiiye thoueand men are inst
49, SJ,,,,e,l, 70 al tho vo@snnjas In tha
,,,,,.t',, rnit.7 osnsad nv tho racent n RATS
. ,ii E 80 81 N adittaranaap sta.
t ~, me nennla think there never
lions some peopls en'nm t LILY enn 3rct
WIZ "'i 81, 10 and that the gov-
VIII nuSS," ss avap tryin~ tn eoh.
erninenS WINS ~ orsd;S5 with
taih to,,;na ;rt"n,;dated Pms.
VIC Peopie ~ - e ,dn,ittsd to ba
SID ior an aoV 49, ~ that noDulsr
enormously hnaonlny9H III ot,' rppoiiu q
conception, puS "ii"n ino,iu insio.
iu.tlei oA Sou. ~ ,aS' ra,iiod TO tba
nilcshe. for r. form tim
laosC Pt ea .oq 9n',,"rs Of the Queens
as 10 the ttuo lnlp"i Vi Sno '',,,a,,9
summons, py saylhs vno =, S,tot i,',
mad DECIDED 20 poS'pontG;, on att e,a'I Easter
upon thst sunlecs 0n,ii n nisd .h~ The
ms reply was acuon I,dn',,inaa+ fhonai
staletehe lnIS we 49, 10 ;,1lSrvsI 10
II WOULD DO aple' Aul.hg tne ; tiI''i pr a..
reacn some alI@i se,Lenv W., ~ hn,''
iahen elther as SSa, a,1aSio, nopst h.
Dug, tho ptemIers evasion mus 10 10