The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-30
BLOOD ON THE MOON.
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WAR INDICATIONS INCREASING
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] In the Old werld-Ths Complications Ne
tween Ra.,ia and Enriand Growing
More serioas-The Advance Of
the Russians on Hsrat.
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LONDON, April 9.-ln the House O
Common to-day, Lord Edmund Fitr
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talts, Ieho eeiestatn ifoth uenetA gu
Peter Lumsden. dated at Trpul, April q,
This telegram mentions, that the Cover.
nor ~ Hs,at had rsceiyad : ,eno,t ,b.,
Az p..s,aa ..eaas la -, 80,
sue ausslAn ass iovps nAu suyaneea upon l
Meruchak. Lord Edmund also said that
General Lumsden himself, In ateiesram
ef date Anril .25 inc;dentaIiv snaats 4,
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tae occuPauoh VI Meiuenak Nv the
Russians. This 10 construed as an ad-
vance on Herat.
II wos d,,;,s tha ,naa,;n, a. p,wa,
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ilndi, the AmeeF tod Earl Danerin that
though he regarded the occupation Of
penjdeh Of little consequence, yet he at
tached IN. ,,ea,eat ;mrorta,ca n .h. 10
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tenaon OF Maruchak, winch ts halt way
between Penjdeh and Bala Murghab.
Once the Rnssians gain that point he
said, they will be able to threaten Balkh
and cut of communication with Cahul.
The latest Russian advance ls expected to
bring the question to q crisis. The cur
rent opinion Is that Russia is really pre-
pairing for war much more rapidly than
she appears to be, the Russian papers be.
ing warned 70 secrecy. ltisreported that
the W. hnan ol boknata ny asa esrnesay warned
aalkhS6iIe taEias steps h protect Ses Herat a
as the Russian army was massing In Turk,
estan, near samarcand, with the intention
q ma mahfcRipg Mhsg On Baikh st1 snd proclaiming
arlny was ensaaed Al HeIat % Hi His istte. asta ~
the Ameer concludes: II know for GER
tain that the Russians intend not to march
oeyona y etas Gsh pu. wl,leIt on y9nr tne Of
treat to candahar.s 1 1' y -
The speech Of Mr.. Gladstone In the
House Of Commons on Monday, upenthe
Ha.e ~ e1enit @ Of hity-hye NIL
iions 81 dollafs was received with
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.lSaaa ~ ~! tgs.H a.as " hsfet w,
sSsE sees s.sssssaa;sa ss.aa;s. a'@ 6hg'aha w wM
aahe any Soncesstvlls ~ " Russia. me
geilet,a gtl,a oP,n!on oi .ne pfess IN Is that the
spseen maSss M waf w; est.ain; Inc nessPa-
eis III n.iea nisn o. the pfon.
aoie M aiianees i ~ .ne respeeNVe Geiileefents
NAY ietR u wy EYE. oI War now, tnought
e aeai ~ hana lo1 peihg eohnned 70 ASIA,
ous oe'hs eAsehueA y. tnso EUROPE.
EXCITEMENT IN LONDON.
The feeling in this oity Ia intense. but
moi "a Samnna.,.t;ya as ;,s, nt,ax 81 : -.
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esipt OF tue news Oh tne auslr on the river
hushk. Partisan bitterness is fast giving
way, and common continent Of resist.
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speech ON tne vote OF credit 10 accepted as
assurance that the Government will de-
tend the honor OF ENGLAND as heroinaIiy nm
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"euis Nv cav es.te' alu 70 flelely
delaying hostile action In order 70 prove
% the world that England will not destroy
the peace OF Europe until all the resources
Of diplomacy are exhausted. The Primrose
clubs, while repeating the old assertion that
Hladstoae would be forced to adopt the
tlisr eli foreign policy, are hearty in their
support Of bin, and less inclined TO criti.