The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-16
THE MURDER.
g,,ther Details Of the st.
f'' Louis Tragedy.
.,vcE OF WALES In CORK.
..r,tion in Afghanistan-hIili-
The movements ImPeded-
A War Warning.
,cp OF WALES IN CORK.
The Afghan Affair.

sooy. April 15.-Military move
n. .p5. in Afghanistan are exceedingly Id ely
dl'n'1 unprecedented severe weather
sl1iO .'.nt storms of snow and hail, on
ln.' n,onntains and rain in the valleys
Nv swoIlen the rivers into floods which
n1, ir,nassable by any means of trans
u. .,atiop with which General Lumsden's
,..ss are supplied. The weather is ex-
io ,n,;onslly cold and this fact tells more
''P .reIv on the British officers and the
,sJisn troops, who are from the south,
han mon the Russians.
ili 9nvn6N, April 15.-Gladstone's ap-
LII ,oi hesitation over the Kushk River
l4ls.bb has AZ, emboldened Russia, and she
aila n,g taxing her turn in demanding
Hni T% and Withdrawals. The re-
slptG e confirmed that De Giers has
g0smr'snded an explanation of the pres
u ysna nj CAPTAIN Yates, OF General Lums-
y 5.Uis ystaff. at the Kushk River battle
a lS5 Of tbe part he is said to have taken
s a.'un, ~ that engagement. Special
I n from st. Petersburg even
o.spTt that Russia has demanded the
ssooi of General Lumsden himself on
NJ Ground ofhis pronounced sympathy
.ri tbe Afghans in their hostility to-
Wv" ~.'- Russia, but the statements doubt
iu LONDON April 15.-2 p.m.-A Cabinet
council is now being held. Nothing is
lnoEn as to the subject under discus
sion but it is believed to be with
rsference to the Anglo-Russian diff.
Ia THgERE, India, April 15.-Earl Duff
feriO British Viceroy to India, has ar
rived here from Rawal Pindi. He comes
officially to confer with the Maharaiah
GoSmere. The viceroy was met by a
great crowd and accorded splendid re-
Geption. In reply to an address of well
come presented by officers of the mum
icipahty, Earl Dutterin spoke officially
of the Anglo-Russian situation in
significant words. Among other things,
he said Coming from an important
interview with the Ameer of Afghan
stan, whose dominiOns, so far as | have
been able to ascertain, have been the
scene Of an unprovoked attack, it is
great satisfaction to find the princes and
people of India ready with one accord to
tOrally around the standard of Great
Britain, even at the great distance from
their own frontier. 1t is impossible to
say how the present crisis will end. If
tends IN war, that result will be in
spite Of the earnest and anxious en-
deaYOr OF the British government to
prevent so dire result and in defiance
Of their most moderate and reconciliat-
cry conduct.
LONDON, April 15.-Recruiting for the
British navy continues with great activ-
Iiy. The Admiralty have invited navy
pensioners to volunteer.
TlFLIs, April 15.-General Prince DON
doakof KOrSrakotf, commander-in-chief
q the Caucasus, has gone by way of
Baklr to make tour of military inspec-
Ton through the province of Dakgesten.
LONDON April 15.-Active preparations
lor war are at present making in all
Australian colonies.
LONDON. April 15.-In the Cabinet
council to-day, the Anglo Russian stu
auon, it is said, was represented to be
as follows: England and Russia have
asFeed upon basis for. the determine
ao1 Of the Afghan frontier. subject to a
satisfactory explanation by Russia of
NE recent attack on the Afghans.
according to this scheme it is said
f!enldeh will be coded to Russia, pro-
'iIed the Ameer consents.
LONDON, April 15.-The departure of
Qiagoons from Brighton for India,
salGh was fixed for to-day; has been
Iossponed, pending the issue of the
equations between England and
i auSsia. 1t is believed, in British official
S y that there is no material change
y ia. tle Afghan situation. Reliable in
Vlhatlon, with reference to the dis
fu'e' IS not expressed for some days yet.