Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-08
Some Talk Of the Defeat Of the English
Ministry in the Vote Of Credit
Monday Next.
England Demands that Russia's Promise
Not 70 Advance on Herat Take
the Form of Treaty.
A Report Of the Pepjdeh. Affair Being
Made in Person to the Osar at sass
Gatoh.na Palace.
AxoLo-RussrAs.
y. Arbllrator oho.en Ysi.

conference with Earl Granville yes
terday with respect to the delimita-
ton OF the Russo-Aighan frontier. An
arbitrator has not yet been chosen.
Earl Dunerin has Resigned.
LONDON, May s.. The Morning
Post asssris that Earl Dutierjn has re-
signed as vicsroy OF India in conse-
quenee OF the disastrous effect upon
British preetlge In India OF Mr.. Glad
stones weak and timorous policy.
Movements OF John Bulls Gunbonts.
NEW YORK, May THE British
mAn-oEwar Canada reached Sandy
Hook this evening, but did not come
up the bay She anchored In tho
lower bay. The Gsrnett has moved
further out In the narrows.
The Gladstone Ministry Unpopular.
LONDON, May THE opinion Ia
gaining ground both here and In
Europe that the governmental ar
rangement is in word complete
surrender to Russia OF all the points
she has demanded. Though the more
moderate Of the Conservatives con-
denim Lord Randolph Churchill's en-
deavors TO oppose the war credit, the
probability OF the defeat of the gov
eminent Is talked Of In many quar-
tem.
The Morning Post agrees with Lord
Churchill about the urgent need OF
oustlng the ministry. 1t says that the
eight independent members might
have turned Mr.. Gladstone's majority
OF fourteen into minority, and asks
whether after the terrible events of the
past week they will be forthcoming.
The Standard says that the dignity
and power OF Russia and England were
embodied In Gen. Komarofr and Sir
Peter Lumsden, aud that M. de Glers
will take care that Russian preBtlge
In the person Of Komarotf shall not be
dimmed, while the English ministry
has already decided that that Of Eng
land
rs no RE ExTINuUIsHED.
IA further misfortune says the
STANDARD, "ls that we are by no means
assured that even for an hour the ne
cessity OF using force has passed
away
An unconhrmed rumor Ia current
that the Indian departments have been
ordered TO cease their war prepare
tiona
England Demands "a Formal Treaty.
Tho conference between Earl Gran.
Vile and Baron dc Staal, arranged TO
be held to-day at the foreign Office for
the purpose OF formally opening the
discussion on the delmitatlon OF the
Russo-Afghan boundary line, was
postponed, as Baron do Staal Ia
awaiting communication on the sub.
Jet from 81. Petersburg, Negotiations
continue on the demand OF Earl Gran.
Vile that Rlssia's assurances that her
troops will not advance TO Herst shall
take the form OF "A treaty. It Ia re-
ported that Nj. de 9iers maintains that
tho eimple expression Of such inten.
tonB is sufficient pledge.
Gen Haiop,h hss been recalled from
Tiflis to 1T Petersburg to assist In the
delimitation inquiry.
NJ. do Gltrs has instructed Gen
Komaton to prepare II detailed report
with charts OF the advance on Peuideh
asa bnsis for reference to an srbitra.
tor.
PARIS, May Z. - The Republican,
Francaise, commenting on the speoia
advices regarding the state OF Afghan,
aggravated by the heavy taxation
levied, will rebel and that anarch )
will reign,
Russia Holds Penjdeh.
TrHERAN, PERSIA, May T.--Advice
from Sarskhs state that q small fore,
OF Russians with four guns now occu
pies PenJdeh. The Same sdvices CON
sal, ina otatan,anf fhat A.. D,....t...
have completely won over the Sarakh
Turc0mAne.
The telegraph line Ia now complete,
TO "a point liz miles beyond Askabad
There In an apparent lull In tho Rus
sian preparations for war The Afghan
troops along the Bala Murshab no
having received any pay for LON
time are greatly demoraliRed.
RussiA Flushing Her Railroad TO Merv.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May 7.--Col. zAkr
jiwiskl, who wHs with Col. SAlenoi
during the Russian movements pre-
ceding and attending the battle @
Pepjdeh, has reached here with ful
report OF The Russian case aud has dc
parted 10 Gatrhma TO deliver the r.
port to the ear. Col, Zsckrjlwisk
says the inhabitants OF Penjdeh AT
we'll disposed toward the Russians
The break In the Caspian sea cable ha
been repaired, The Russian govern
ment has decided to push the exten
zion Of the Russian rAilw' v to Amo
Darla on the oxus river as rapidly a
possible, with view 10 have the con
slruction completed to Merv by tn
spring OF 1885.
The Basis of Arbitration.
The following announcement al
pears in the Official Messenger; an
consequence OF divergence OF view
between Russia aud England in In
Interpretation OF the March agres
ment, II has been decided To submit
the question 10 the decis on OF an Al
bitrAtor. Meanwhile both nation
have sgreed 10 resume the frontie
negotiations, but on ditferen
hasis, namely, that the prinolpa
points on the frontier DO fixed by ,