The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
coupled with his sup ysnae reticence du-
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noas nnomsron's account OF MS csuunct q
,uIsnyuen VIII be al least evasi7e. IL
tInougnt me cHar VIII Try 70 justify
~ ~Moinarons conuuct ana estapAsh ia
tpsu.'.uqe pa rom Nne very text y Sir
sveV "sVl 80 sLphmsaehs ,h account OF the con-
mo a,..,s MONEY.
dav wy asMlude oi money IN Europe 20
ca;so uno vl uouot anu uncertainty
tinn M TTitns the AnSie Russian sitrnr
scrihad ne 20 hnanciai haaTket rs may 20 de-
- ioeu as elagnant. inere seems TO
De. an inability ON the
bnan,ol % even tne greatest
Of Tna,ed 70 diVihe the exact intentions
arga nslanul sl hence tnere are no
IN coute utoaions IN progress or even
ky,ownl r,assion, rap,sa,;n, 80 iar as 10
Ian dinv tbatr tb'sns.s @ are ~ present
They get good terms rrvr 40 ass esn 70 uay.
and saem sstpe,S ~ n on tnese cail loans
ais. Tha ho,dars ~ ~ tVnu a., ~ aonRer perl
both Enuland and Garrsai,,,, 'oeutitios, ~. a,t,
M mart WIN tha;r ,vest .,a.,y, ArS nSi SLOW
metance nav no axn,ei,,@,s Il, s.,ll ,s 70.
| II NAV he sa{d tbat sm,sii tnysstS, wAsss VS.
Initiating tie large holders. wbo thav
suppose, are aon the insiaer and Seeyn
whas thew hava IN so~,a s,s.,.nsos
auner,ar }nfcrmat,nn On tba ptsas
hand. II NAV bs exnls,nad
that the stendinesa mairtsinaS hy
Russinn stocks is ma,niy
dine to tha ra,nsal of' tha
holders't To offer svoely or fea- If cana;nv
decIinea Th,a IN, ter. IN the
trne az .,apatiop woaisi mal.a II elaay
why Rr,aeIan secnyitieS have hean stesd-
ier than the serionanexs OF tho situation
has warranted. The Gear 20 break
values by sellipr RAPIDLY would
also stitfen Rusaisn aacuTit,aa INV
dslvlng ordinary spes ulators whs
would bug on small OF erings on. the
srpposition that they She WED peace to
| be assured.
rnx LONDON spEcf AroR
says that IL thinks the yer, persistence
with which Russian papa RS urge the
seizure of Herat is an ev idence that
they have been inspired for the purpose
of preparing the Russian public for
that event. The Spectat lr goes so
far as to say that 1t believes
the seizure Of Herat has ali eady been
and declares that the BRIT ish troops
will be powerlsss to prevent Is capture
The security OF Herat against Russian
occupation, the Spectator thi nlxs, now
depends entirely upon the courage
of the A.ghans, who Iaay de-
fend the city against the Russians
REPORTERS READY.
/. Nearly all of the London papers have.
perfected arrangements for securing, by
special kilograms, news from the scene
hostilities in the event of war. The
/ Times and the Standard are the only
: papers which have arranged to secure
ttelegrsms Most Most Of the other
syndicates with the Associated Press.
The Economist, commenting
| on the situation says that
+ IL the remainder of Europe
: would remain quiet during the struggle
0 { war occurred betw cen England and
: Russia the war would end in two years,
O and would be brought TO close at the
0 end of that time, If not sooner,
n through the exhaustion OF Rus
70 sia and the fear OF her statesmen
% that II the struggle was prolonged 1t
might end In state OF anarchy
throughout the Russian empire, which
l. 1t would require many years to remove.
% RRANcE AND EGYPT.
D. In regard to the dis
a- pute between France and
Ii Egypt concerning the suppression
r OF the Bosphore Egyption, at Cairo, the
at economist says IL cannot believe THAT
10 any such trumpery incident can lead
10 TO any Misunderstanding between
a England ana france.
70 THE ozARs CAUTION.
10 Russia ls taxing every
70 possible precaution TO- pre-
vent England from securing any
secret service within the czer's do
II mnlons IN event OF war. Among other
,d DEGREES toward this end the govern
d. ment has issued one prohibiting
all foreigners from serving. In
70 any capacity ON any railroad
n within the Russian empire. lt is said
ia the Russian sercet agents who have
Mt beon commissioned 70 work up . pro-
IN Russian sentiment throughout Bulga-
r ria and Macedonia, have sent
10 to st. Petersburg reports which haye
40 alarmed the Russian government
n concerning the influences which Glad
people In the bulgarian and Macedo'
nv nian provinces, which were formerly
es under Turkish rule. Russia, 1t Is re.
cd ported, Is engaged In hurriedly
on tortitying Krepp. IL Is stated
TO that there are at present $4,000 Russian
ms troops there. Admiral zelenia, presi-
a dent OF the russian tribunal supreme
ps Militaire, dc la Marine, has recently
nj held series OF councils with the Rus
u sian military marine and engineering
n officials, on Titlis, for the purpose ol
na studying the military topography o.
al. both Russia and Afghanistan.
lat russia, GERMANY AND POLAND.
ca has attracted attention by asking tor
ad full revival OF the discussion which
,et was broached at the time of the meeting
nd of the emperor at tSkiernlenice, about the
ss % cession of that portion OF Rus ian Polaut
ni, bounded on the east by the Vistula riv'
M. or and including the capitol OF Warsaw
nj TO Germany. The revival Of the idet
,g- In paper so official as the Moscow Ga
% zette, at this time, is deemed very sig
lat nifioant, and is looked upon as stronl
he bid for German support OF
IN. the Afghan question. In SOM
ar other quarters IL Is though
that the discussion Is opened under |
HE secret understanding with Blsm
that the price OF the Russian cesslon Q
asa this parr of Poland TO Germany Is al
Ieauy asreeu upon, anu .has % "a,
Ia 70 DO no ioss . ah ~, ~,
nca mAny'S active Au IN bupprehhluB hii,