The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-28
THE CAR AND GLADSTONE
The Eyes of the World Fixed on the
Two Stalwarts,
RUSslAs RULER GONE TO MOSCOW
II is Claimed He VIII Declare War
From the Capital.
THE coMMoNsvoTETH CREDIT
And England's Premier Makes His Great
est Speech, Winning Plaudits that
Echo Like Victorious War
shouts-Winnipeg Woe
| n,r-,..r,
THE ooMMoNsvoTETHE CREDIT
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.



LONDON, April 27-1l;30 a. m.-Consols
opened at 951., and almost Immediately |
advanced to 959k. In few minutes more
lad advanced to SO. Russian securities
~. All stocks are active, and there is
a feeling on the exchange that the diff.
Guilty with Russia is in a fair way to be
settled.
1890 p. m.-Consols 955s.
p. m.--Consols 959s.
Las d. m.-Consols 05R for both ao-
counts.
Up. m.--Russian securities have fallen
to SO, and the market for both home and
foreign securities has become unsteady.
2:30 d. m.--Russian securities have
fallen to s594, and Egyptian securities
to 6lA. English consols have followed
the course OF the Egy ptian securities
and lost all the strength of the early
morning. They are now quoted at 95B.
$3.50 p. m.-Consuls, for both accounts,
959S.
1 p. m.-Consols 05 5-l6 for both ac-
counts,
4:3O y. m.-Consols 0526.
AN ALARMING DISPATCH.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg says
war between Russia and England
is now regard. as inevitable. The
car leaves today for MOscow,and from
that historic city he will issue his mani
festo or declaration of war, if such OK
IRENE measure should become neces-
sary.
RUSSIA AND THE PROPOSALS.
The 81. Petersburg correspondent of
the Daily Telegraph states that the latest
English proposals arrived theTo by spe-
ciaI carrier on Friday. The im-
perial council met on Saturday
and decided TO reply that the czar ia
vored the maintenance of the Russian
demand in respect to the delimitation ol
the frontier. The council also resolved
to inform England that Russia would
consent to the appointment of a special
mixed commission to examine iuto the
facts In relation 10 the reports of Gen
kOmarof and Sir Peter Lumsden, and
TO decide which report IL correct, M
de Giers has advised that If England
refuses to accept these proposals thti
Baron de Staal, tho Russian ambassador,
be withdrawn and all negotiations bro
ken Off, Gen. Keuropotlkins urges Al
immediate advance upon Herat and his
proposal finds many supporters.
BIsMARCK's ATTITUDE.
IL is asserted that the British govern
ment Is in possession of Information
which proves beyond doubt that Bis
marck has been urging Turkey to sid
with Russia In the event of war betwoei
England and Russia.
ENeLAND's PROPOSALS.
The Times 1T. Petersburg apecia
saws the English proposal through
Baron de Staal arrived rridav,and Eng
land therein proposes to submit tn
Penideh affair TO an arbitrator IL Is be
L.,
and equitable and show that Mr.. Glad
gardless ofpublic opinion. If these pro
posRls are rejected IL will show tha
Russia ia determined upon war.
RUssIAN-PERsIAN TREATY,
The Persian paper, the Sohems, says
treaty has been in existence betw ee
Persia and Russia since 1875 entitlin
Russia, in the event OF war with Eng
, land, to send troops to Herat throug
Persia.
: MORE oABINEr soLEMNlrY INVOKED.
A special cabinet meeting has beol
summoned for tomorrow. Earl Sper
Ger, the lord lieutenant OF Ireland, wi
come from Dublin to attend.
PITZMAuRIcE FELICITATEs.
In the house of commons this aftel
noon Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, und6
said he was happy TO state that the go'
ernment was on the point of arriving
an arrangement of the misunderstant
ing with France, growing out OF tho SUI
preston of the Bosphore Egypuen
Cairo. This arrangement, added Lor
titzmaurice, would prove alike SAT-
factory to France, England and Egyp
SIR PETER HEARD FROM.
T MI. Gladstone. in tho house OF con
mons, read a telegram, dated Saturda
last, from Sir Peter Lumsden. The te
egram states that MIR. stephens, q men
ber of the commission, had started I,
London bearing with him maps OF u
disputed zone. 1t also detailed n stat
ment Of all the circumstances leading I
TO and attending the Penjdeh aitAi
Tho telegram also stated that sir Pet
Lumsden would himself forward
Earl Granville a statement showing Il
actual position of affairs as they no
stand. The government members
the house of commons received q
news OF the departure of Mr.. Stophe
for London with evident satisfaction
Mr.. Richie, conservative, asked II q
government proposed To suspend neg
tiations now in progress with Russ
until after the arrival Of Mr.. stephen
Mr.. Gladstone arose aud made rep
with firm and defiant "NoW
Mr., Gladstone bringing up tho su
- ject Of the vote OF credit oil S60,QOO,W
asked for by the government In q
army aud navy account, said ho hop'
, the motion TO divide the credit won
l. not be passed. The government, he sal
would not devote any portion of &
a. money voted for particular pt
poses for use In the Souda
!, but would reserve It's discretit
IL and apply the money taken
the London account for purposes Of "
7, cial preparations. lie urged that {
- house vote the government the enti
$50, 100000 In block.
10 SIR EDWARD TnoRNroN's REPORT.
Sir Edward Thorton, the British mi
M lister AZ 81. Petersburg, has reported
~ ficiHlly respecting Russias we
of the last note of Engla
asking for an explanation OF the CO
duct OF Gen Kolna OF at Penlt deb
March 30, In view of the report made
Sir Peter Lumsden contradictlng
Russian commanders story Oi the b
tie. Sir Edward thornton reports I
favorably.
AGAINST aLADsToNE's n ADVICE.
TIE proposal to separate the Soud
credit from the credit Tor special p
poseA Wa. rejected by vote Ot
~ against 1856. Tho house then cute
~ into committee OF supply and Mr.. Gl
stona proceeded to explain the objec
~ tho vuts OF credit.
ALARMED AT THE ozAR's MovEhE
The Reuter- telegram, stating that
car would to.day leave St. petersb
fnr Moaonu and iocua any naCaua