The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03
UNHAPPY ALBION f!
Fears Within and Foes
Without are Her
Portion.
The war Cloud Russia-ward i,
Growing Hacker aud
BIacker at Every rack
RI
White the Mahdi, smiling in
White the Mahdi, smiling i'm
His Sieve. is About 10
Cry "CheCk" Again.
The Prince of Wales visit to
Erin will be More Demon-
siratiye Than welcome.


ANOTHER BURR UNDER THE LIONS
TAIL
London, March "A dispatch from
Paris says; England made n repre-
sentation to France in reference TO
the declared intention OF James
stephens, eX-head center of the fen
JAMS to summon the fenian conclave
in Paris TO organize rising in Ire
land against the British authority.
EFFECTS OF RECENT CHILLY WEATHER
IN me COMMONS.
London, March 2.--lt is now stated
a severe cold.
A GLIMPSE Al THE GOVERNMENTS
HAND.
London, March I'm the commons
this evening, Mr.. Henry Laboucherc,
radical, moved the resolution he gave
notice of last Friday, that the house of
commons regrets that the militia have
been embodied because 1t indicat, 8 The
resolution on the part of her majesty's
government to Interfere In the Soudan
by force of arms. He followed up the
introduction of the motion by vigor-
Gus donunciation of the course the
government was pursuing in the Sou
dan ut the present time. The motion
was lost by a vote of li9 TO 10.
FitZmauriCe, under secretary of the
foreign department, said the sortie
and defeat of the kassola garrison by
III Mahdi's Arabs occurred the I'd of
February. lie explained the difficult
ty of relieving this garrison; it was So
far inland, being 2sO miles from
Suakim on the Ked sea, that relief
could be afforded through friendly
tribes only.
The Marquis of Harrington said the
question OF continuing the present
policy of the government in the Sou
dan had been decided by last weeks
debate and last Fridays vote. lie
, defended the sending oil the Guards
= who he said expected to be employed
, in war whenever serious operations
7 were needed. II was not intended Il
T. call out the reserves, he said, just yet
A but the government will not hesitate
@ to do SO, the war secretary added
O if ii should become necessary.
0 In regard TO colonial offer
:, of military assistance, the sec
II Rotary said the governor
C had not declined any of Then
IS but was now communicating with TIA
e colonies for the purpose of ascertain
g. ing in full the exact nature of the IL,
X sistance the colonies would render.
e. WAR WITH RUSSIA NOT IMPROBABLE
London, March The medical il
spcctiOn of every regiment in IL
!, British army, ordered yesterday,
Al in progress to-day.
' 1t is understood in some circles tn
~ war with Russia hangs by a thrca
". Negotiatistions between Russia Al
y England respecting the Russo Afghd
frontier are said TO have reached
very delicate stage. N. Season., Il
ur Russian commissioner, has made SUI
rh sweeping demands that England ca
il not accept anything apprOachil
he them. and complete collapse of Il
he delimitation project, and sharp n
lis vance of Russia troops toward Her
O is expected,
IN BLOODY REFUSE OF A soRrIE,
~ London, March 2-Dispatches tro
W. kassola Bey, received this afternoo
~ state the garrison of Kassola, viii
w have been defending the place for
~ wear. recently made a sortie, aud we
,n repulseu DN llle Tcuels WIN loN>
~ 80 officers and $50 privates.
lis WALES AN APPLE OF DIsCORD.
OIL Dublin, March 2.--ln the munich
X, council, Sir George Owens ga
vs.. notice he would move Tor appoi
Is. ment of committee to frame
Ir. address of welcome to the Prince
ng Wales upon his arrival in lrclal
he Clary at this jumped up aud said
ct desired TO give notice he would me
OPP that no such committee be appoint
md Great excitement follwed. SIEVE
to conservatives were shouted down
the attempt of the lord mayor
deny the disloyal remarks attribu
to him in reports of one of
asi- speeches mad been correctly report
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