Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-12


Teh eran says that the ameer of Brok-
bsra urges the shah OF Persia TO release
Ayoub Khan, the ex-ameer OF Afghan
istan.
why Fehmi was Recalled.
10 10 stated that Fehmi Pasha's re-
call was due TO the influence OF the
Turkish minister 10 st. Petersburg,
and the Russian minister to Constan-
tihople, who believed the recall would
have good effect on the settlement Of
the Afghan difficulty.
What WIZ the Vote ofCredit he?
The Conservative papers genera lily
do not wish for vote adverse to the
government on the war credit, but
consider that the government ought to
give the opposition more information
as to the present state OF affairs. All
kilograms from India deny the re-
ported resignation OF Lord Dufferin.
st. Petersburg advlces, through
Verna, report that quantities OF gun
powder and dynamite are being stored
ut several coallng stations. The work
continues on the Cronstadt fleet
Odessa kilograms state that the troops
which passed there just modified
from the reserves were a horde of un-
kept peasant youths, ignorant OF the
use of the rifles, which some of them
were hardly able TO carry.
No Arbitrator Needed,
Earl Granville Is stated to have
signed an agreement on the scope OF
the proposed arbitration, which leaves
matters between England and Russia
open for settlement without reference
to an arbitrator. An Anglo-Turkish
alliance has not been completed. This
is attributed to Earl Granville's with
drawal of the terms on the prOspectsof
peace with Russia. The negotiations
have led To u closer entenente cordiaie
with the p0rte on the Gladstone
policy
A s.. Petersburg Dispatch says the
Cronst0dt fleet ia OF little use.
A dispatch 10 the Morning Post from
| st, Petersburg says that M. de Glers
has Informed Sir Edward Thornton,
| the British ambassador, that Russia
decline. making any reference to
Herat in the further progress OF nego-
tiAtions with England.
A British Agent at Hornt.
The ameer OF Arghanistan has
agreed TO allow British agent to re-
side at HerRt In the pending arrange
ment with Russia Earl Granville
maintains the right of England to
hold exclusive relations with the
ameer, who will communicate with
foreign powers through the India gov
eminent,
IL il reported that the government,
In order 10 close a bargain with tho
Parnellitea for their support on the
vote OF credit tomorrow, has promised
To increase the grant for reg .stIalion
expenses in Ireland.
Why Fehmt Failed.
| CoNsrANTlNopLE, May II --Fehmi
Pasha, the special Turksh envoy to
England, failed to effect an arrar 90.
ment with England for the occupation
OF the Soudan by Turkey, because he
claimed the right OF Turkey TO gar.
rison Cairo
Tho Amecr Outlines his Frontier,
SIMLA, May II According to re
port in circulation here the ameel
bound himself to insist upon the from
tier passing through three points
: names OF which the government re.
/ fuses to dieclOse. Peujdeh, however
IL not ono OF the places. The ameel
desires the joint boundary commission
to examine the AXus valley.
Immediately upon the return of tn,
ameer 10 Cabnol he Issued orders that
The British Ulcers should be allowed
60 inspect the forts at Herat. Tn,
ameer has received detailed plans fol
the defense of Herat from the Indian
government
Earl DuGerln silent.
. CALCUTTA, May 1.-THE oflicla
statement nom Earl Dutierin approx
Ing Mr., Gisdstone's policy would dc
much to reassure the public here. The
, VicerOy remains silent.
Orders were issued yesterday To stor
the purchase OF transport animala and
the further dlspatoh OF stores and wal
materials 10 Quota
ALORD IN FIT.
LONDON, May ll.--Duriug the dis
/. question in the house OF lords this after
, noon concerning the government'i
policy with Russia, a dramatic anc
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