The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03

London, MAY 1.-The Admialty's ar
ranpements provide for the imme-
date despatch of $4,000 troops to
India If needed. The government
has ordered the governors of naval
stations on the Mediterranean, to send
reports of what stores are needed
and they will be Immediately sup
plicd. The government continues TO
engage fresh artisans to push work
at the dock yards. :,
Russian papers continue to rcpudl-
ate the idea of submitting the Penjdeb
affair to IN inquiry or of referring
the dispute to arbitration.
The London Standard says:
Whether the reply OF Russia DC paci,
flc or not, it must BIO borne III mlnd
that the struggle of Russia ana Eng
gland for supremacy In ASIA mas DC,
gun. Orientals have Keen eyes, anu
Judge a great deal by appearances.
The struggle is not one OF frontiers
or of fine points, but of international
morality. 1t is competition Tor m
huence, credit and prestige, and the
side that sacrifices its prestige, throws
away wantonly the weapon that IN
Asiatic warefare is found to be of the
keeuest edge, and of most trusty tenn
per.
WE'LL WHAT OF TT
D,Armstadt. May Queen Vic
toria and Princess Beatrice
have started tor home.
THE FOREIGN STOCK MARKET.
London, May 2.-Consols closed
Thursday night at 95 l-16, and in view
of the feeling prevailing now that
peace is more probable than war,
opened this morning at SO Tor both
money and account. In a few min
utes they advanced to SO 1-s, at 1880
were 90 l-l6 and have now fallen back
to the opening price. -
night at SIS l-2 and opened this morn
ing l-2 points higher, at 80.
THE JAPANESE VILLAGE BURNED.
London, May 2.-Tannaker's Japa.
ncse village, which has been ON exhi.
hilton for some time past at Albeit
gate. HYDE park. is OH fire and burn
: ing iiercely. The village consists o.
: five streets with houses and shops con
structed and peopled by japanese
who were to be seen engaged at thu
/ various occupations as in their owl
] country. a.,
: LATiR:-Tho roof of the hall ha
y fallen in and the Japanese village !
# entirely destroyed. Soldiers are aid
Q ing the iiremen in their efforts 10 saw
: property and keep back the crow
v that fills the surrounding streets.
II THE DISABLED STEAMER SAFE.
& London. May 2.-The steame
J. Abyssiuia from Liverpool April z
for New York and previously. repor
ed as returning disabled, arrived o
iollyhead this morning in tow.
4 MORE ABOUT THE TURKISH MATTE
a, London, May 2.-The publicatit
W of the report that All agreement hi
rs been concluded between England al
N. Turkey, under the terms OF which &
IS. former power secures free passa
for her ships through the Dardanel
ed in the event OF war with Russia a
r. the porte secures the occupation
tn the Soudan by way of Suakim a
$. the restoration of Cypress in 4
Or, years from date, has caused so
concern among English diploma
and manypoliticians affect disbel
of the report on the ground Of
.,,o ccssiye consideration given by Il
~ ~ and. The report however emana
Co. from a source which has generi
10 iJo been reliable and is published to-'
wo in several papers.
ads A VERY PACIFIC STORY.
Of London, May 2.-The Daily NJ
his this morning says: n special \
,ud senger left 81. Petersburg and win
rive at London Monday or Tues
bringing Russia's answer which
probably be formal acceptance
zen the English proposal. The car
ele- intimated to England through BIZ
it De Staal that he earnestly de-
ork peace.
Gus If the proposal to arbitrate
ago, questit of disregard, on the
hich of Russia. of the convention of NJ
per- IL is accepted, the joint commits
will proceed to delineate the froi
Of Afghanistan without waiting
DIR, the decision of the arbitrator
and factory basis for delineation ha
Is. been agreed upon before the zen