The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23

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~ feHllhesa u services whenever they
NAV 10 wAf ed These latter words
we're ol'aefv'd 90 bo spoken With ein-
rhild- fhs demand fof liim,WO.
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oiehs" ON the pound Ina taxes, demand
nul'f before made, except for war,
Y eurih--lt would not have excited
II IulaT iOeling by HO readily giving out
l4umudon's h0lligerent dispatch.
, ilnndOn'H entire morning press spare
! no words Ia giving tina lilo IA komarOil
up0n llumsden's testimony.
/ This sentence from the Chronicle,
| hitherto u rather peaceful, liberal paper,
! N a good Instance OF tho defiant tono oil
the pross'
"a more cru shing rejoindsr could
hardly DO imagined. Not ono sentence
of komarOif's report remains, Not one
clause OF IL was exempt from the gross,
est and most lmpudent poryeislon oi
truth. This doubtless viii also bo the
tone OF John Bull to-day ON change and
elsewhere"
TROOPS swARMINd.
| Troops are swRrming 10 all barracks
In the United Kingdom In response 10
/ the governments call for reserves, The
war Office In London Is besieged by mill
/ itGry officers asking for employ mont.
! 10 has been decided 70 divide the Forts
mouth fleet up into tho channel, the fly
Ing and tho reserve squadrons, Fresh
orders have been received TO Increase
the number of workmen At Portsmouth,
AN IMPORTANT DISPATCH.
! The government has sent an import
ant dispatch TO Sir Edward Thornton,
/ tho British ambassador at 81. Peters
burg, Tor immediate delivery 10 the
! Russian government.
] THE FIRsT CALL.
| Tho war office has issued notice call
ing out the first class of the army ro'
serves, comprising W regiments, for
immediate and permanent service.
Those members serving as police IN
! England or Ireland are exempted.
Other classes Of tho reserves have been
notified that they will probably be
called out nc an early date.
RUSSIA ASKED 10 DIsANuw,
Tho Standard believes that the Brit
ish governments latest dispatch 10 the
Russian government repeats tho, dc
maud that Russia disavow GEN. kom'
arOtl's action mt Penjdeh.
Lord WOlseley is expected TO return
20 England at once 10 assist AZ coun-
oil Of war. The English forces ON the
| Nile will DO removed to lower Egypt, Il
portion being left at Wady Halfa suill'
cient 10 repel eventual rebel attacks.
Two iron clads and i've beltod Cruisers
are TO b6 constructed, at a cost of $500
600. The Cunard and tho Guion steam
ship company are employing their own
wOrkmen in arming the steamers Um.
bria and Arizona. The Umbria will
have ten heavy guns.
A CALL TO CARNEGIE.
MIR. Andrew Carnegie, of Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, has been invited in writ
ing by committee OF Liberals 10 stand
as the Liberal candidate in the coming
parliamentary election ior'the northeast
division of Edinburg and contest the
district against the right Hon. Geo. j.
Goschen the present Liberal member
for Ripon.
RUSSIA STANDS PAT.
The Daily News says there is reason
to believe that Russia declines to make
further enquiry concerning the Penideh
incident. The News also says that the
| negotiations with Turkey tend toward
satisfactory arrangement in tie
event of war, and that it is reliably re-
ported that England is negotiating with
| the Italian government for tho occupa-
ton OF part of Egypt by Italy.