The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
ANOTHER ATTACK.
Gladstone Again Assailed by the
Tories In Parliament.
Russia Making Fresh Demands of England
Victor Hugo stlll Allye-wolseley
{. "f on Ills Way uome-oiher
" News. Co.,.
THE GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED.

House entered Into Committee on Supply
10 discuss the e3,950, 900 asked for on nc
count OF the vote Of credit Lord Randolph
for the purpose of calling attention
10 Saturdays blue book on the Pendjeh In
cldent, lie said the Indignation aroused by
the perusa of the dispatches was not con.
fined 10 the party, but was shared by tho
public at large, and even by tho Liberal
newspapers Lord Randolph maintained
that M, dc GIers had said nothing to Justify
Mr. GladstOnes statement In Parliament
that II had been agreed that no further adj
vance should be made on either side, lie
delared that Mr. GladstOne's statement Of
March 10 was fiction and phantom with
out the smallest Justification,
Mr. GladslOneS reply 70 Churchill was
delivered amid continuous noisy Conserya-
tive Interruptions When the noise reached
its climax Mr. Gladstone stopped for sew
eral minutes, Then, In broken voice, no
remarked that this new kind Of political
warfare was of little matter IN him, whose
personal presence was q question OF months
rather than Of years, The opposition re-
malned silent during the rest OF the speech.
MIR Gladstone said he was unable yet to ex-
plain fully the Anglo-liussIan agreement
OF March II, but he believed II 10 DO GOV.
enant OF most sacred character
After some further discussion Lord
Randolph asked leave 10 Withdraw tho mo-
tl0n, Mr. BIggar Insisted on division on
the motion, which was rejected by q vote
OF ~ 10 IL.
IN the House OF Lords last evening Baron
Womyss vigorously denounced the Govern
ment for It's policy In tho sJudan,
lie said that every man slain In the SOudan
was as much slain by tho Government
through lts vacllatIon, inconsistency
and uncertainty az II done 10 death by lts
own hands, The only memorials England
would leave In the SOudan would DO an
abandoned railway and hundreds OF bleach
Ing skeletons Earl Granville replied that
the policy OF withdrawal was justlilable.
lie could agree with Baron Wemyss only
on one point namely, tho splendid conduct
OF the British troops
LONDON, May l9.--lt is authortatIyely
stated that Russia demands Naruchak and
Iullikar pass, the possession OF which points
the Ameer considers Vital 70 tho Integrity
VI the Afghan frontier.
SE PErERsDuRG, May l0.--The Vcdo-
mosii says "fhe Russian Minister Mt
Washington has asked the Russian Gov
ornment what reply 10 give 10 the numcr-
Gus offers OF American Irshmcn 10 serve
under the Russian coors In the event of q
war with England, ~ officers doctors,
Bples, torpodo-dlyers and commanders OF
cruisers Several lrshmcn have offered 10
furnish prlvNteers and torpedo'boOts nj their
own expense, American shlp'0wnerS have
declared their readiness 10 man small
war-ileet and volunteers for tho Russian
service"
LONDON, May l0,--All the leading Jour
nails congratulate Canada on what they
deem the practical suppression oSthe 10.
belllon In the Northwest They compliment
the troops on their skill and the courage
displayed by the GOmgianders and men, In
most quarters the hope Is expressed that tho
Government viii not repeat tho proylolm
error OF showing lCnoncy 10 Rel,
Sr, PETERSBURG, May l9,--rroops are
being mAsscd for grand manmuycrs and ar
tlllory practice OF KusnOc.Sclo, The pur.
chase Of two steamers has been authorized
for the defense Of llclsIngfors, the Capital
OF Finland, Rigorous measures nro being
enforced for the security Of CronStadL
LONDON, May l0,-'The Morning Post
claims 10 have information that Earl DUFF
fern has written an alarming letter de-
scrlblng the disastrous effect produced In
India by the yielding Of the ministry In tho
negotiations with Russia The Afghan cor.
rospondgncO dealing with the PcnIdch bat
tic, including Sir Peter Lumsden's dis.
patches subsequent thereto will DO pro-
BCnlod 10 Parliament this week,
NAVAL pEMoNsTRAwoM
LONDON, Maya0. The British Admiral
ty have dccLcd TO have the combined naval
reserve squadron, including fourteen first.
class mon.0f.war, assemble at Portland and
proceed thence 10 Bantfy Bay, Ireland, TO
engage In u naval demonstration Of ox-
traordlnary Importance, Torpedo oXporl-
monts will DO carried on on u gigantic scale,
. and the demonstration Will conclude with u
sham naval battle OF magnitude beyond
all affairs OF the Kind ever heretofore under
taken
NO TREATY BETWEEN SPAIN AND ES.
GLAND.
I,ogpoN, May l0,-ln the House OF Com.
mons this afternoon Lord Edmond Flt1.
maurice, under Foreign Secretary, an-
nouncod that the Government regretted TO
inform tho House that tho negotiations
which had boon carried on with Spain for
commercial treaty had terminated unsatls-
factorlly,
FRANCE PROJECTS A COLONIAL ARMY.
PAns, May l0.--Tho Chamber Of Dcpu-
tics has begun discussing the project TO
form colonial army, General Camponon,
Minister Of War, estimates tho cost NJ
100000 francs annually
MlNIsrEH PHELPS PRESENTED TO THE
QUEEN
LONDON, May iO-Mr Lowell and Mr..
Phelps visited Windsor by special train TO.
day Mr. Lowell presented his letters OF
recall aud introduced his successor TO tho
Queen Mr. Lowell has already vacated
the American Legation.
NEW CONSUL AT LIVERPOOL.
LivEmoof, May i0,-ME Charles II.
Russell, ts new American Consul nj
Liverpool, has arrived here. Mr. Stephen
II. Packard, tho retiring Consul win be
banquotod by tho Reform Club on Thurs.
day
RESUMED PUBLICATION.
CARo, May io.-.Tho French newspaper
Le Bosphoro Epvptton, the suppression of
which by the khtdlVo's government caused
rupture of diplomatic relations between
France and Egypt resumed publication To-
day.
heavy LOSS ny tllE.
IoNpog, May i0.--Tho moholr mills OF
Mitchell Brothers AZ Bradford were do
stroyed by fire today The lose IL esti-
mated NJ from STb0,0OO TO vi 100000.
woisELEy SAILS ron ENGLAND.
suAKni, May io--Gcneial lord Woleo-
ley nnd Colonel MacNeal have sailed fol
England ..
yiCroR HUGO CONSCIOUS
f,ms, May l0.--Victor Hugo Is con
Nc e,a ana talks calmly of his approaching
death, which he knows TO be inevitable
rELraRApiN IN GREAT pltirAlN' d
LONDON, May lD,--ESterslve propara
tIons are being made IN the Postolllce DO