Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-25
Englishmeu in Russia Preparing to
Leave the Country Komaroff
to be Reinforced.
A Change Looked For in the Russian
Ministry Which Will GIVE AS
cendanOy to the War Party,
Russia Amazed at the British Palla-
ment's immense Vote Of Credit
War Preparations,
AsaLo-RussrAs.
American Mediation rAlnod OIL

itoNDoNi Apri ~, - Mr. EDWARD
rempefley Gourley, advanced liberal
member for Sunderland, will ask Mr..
Gladstone in the house of commons
next Monday whether he ia willing TO
submit the Russo. Afghan frontier to
PRESIDENT Cleveland for arbitration.
THE MILITARY PREPARATIONS
continue undated, and the reserves
are rapluiy moniIHtng. The barracks
throughout the kingdom are preparing
militia. The ammunition factories
belonging TO the government. up To
the present have been unable to sup.
ply all the demands, but numerous
offers have been received from private
inns capable OF efficient work,
THE STANDARD SAYS
"The extreme tension in the rela.
tons between England and Russia
continues, but as yet there has been no
absolute diplomatic rupture: that IL
the least dlsquieting way Ia which the
truth can be told. The dead lock Is
not whit less serious because the dav
has passed without bringing a Crisis. Ii
Is no longer question OF disputed
| frontier. We believe negotiations on
that subject are for the moment set
aaide. Satisfaction for the penidebh
incident monopoll2es the whole regard
OF the ministers and em-
bassadors. The more 1t Is
discussed the more hopelessIy remote
appears the prospect of an agreement.
La dema 1ding satisfaction England IL
simply telling the mischievous fire
brands who shelter themselves under
the authority Of the car that II the
present u the old game, they will no
longer play with impunity.b
a Change IN tho Russian Ministry.
The opinion Ia gaining ground st
Berlin that war will be declared be-
fore the end Of the month. IL il ru.
mored that Lobanofl,, the Russian
ambassador at Vienna, will succeed Nj.
de Giers In the event of his resigna-
ton, which appears to be likely A
deputation OF dervisches Will
soon be sent from Cabool
TO the count Of Bakhara and Ia the
khan OF Khiva, pointing out the fact
that the war between Russia and En-.
gland will have religious as well as
apoliticai character which will me.
mace the independence of their faith.
Another deputation of Mohanlmedans
will AJAX for assistance aud urge the
Turcomans 10 seiZe the chance OF free.
Ing themselves from the Russian woke.
The ooss,tou of war on..,,o ~ ,t
ST. PETERSBURG, April "A. M. de
GIers In conversation last Monday
with foreign diplomats said: ~ feel
now confident that there will be no
war with England this year, II may
be impossible TO prevent more fighting
taking Mace between our reoular
tr,ons ana atm, hona. n,,,,a sst,a.
"1 ,s'"S o"nu' VI wy ais h"ns'
Due ~ me british cabinet now
Recognizes the accomplished facts
anu yieids on All points which
hussia deems Tor the moment
ihuihpensaple, I'll danger OF war
10 ior TINS year, at iehst, removed, but
until we nave radical solution OF the
Angio-itussian frontier, the question
OF war Is merely question OF timep
but, M ueGiers - now very un-
popular WIN the genuine Russians on
account OF ms derman origin and jew
isn * racl 'n,and hisremoysi from TIA
, ministry II warmly urged by the old
MutcoVltes ana notably by M. dePO'
pouenoheIl the leader OF The Parslhy-
ISIS ana the cars most intimate adj
WISER
RnpSia's Preparations.
In spite OF the pacific assurances OF
the Russian foreign Office the greatest
activity prevails in the army and
navy Al K.ons,ad, ana ~
anu sno navy
yarus near ~. refreshing lOOVo work
men are working night and day, put.
ting the fleet on n war floating Two
lron.clads, the Admiral Nakhimofi
and the Alexander H., each OF which
match Tor the British vessels OF The
zoe sastu II IN s,, WI Nc i nsauy apl
over eight thousand tons with four.
teen.inch armor, and will each carry
i fourteen guns VI twelve and
nlne-Incn caiioeE Inc baltie nest