The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-12
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HhMi iANhA > HINALlls
VARNA, May lit ia stated hat
Fehmi Pasha's recall is due to the In.
iluence OF the Turkish minister to St d.
Petersburg and the Russian minister at
ConstantInople, who believed hi secall
would have a good effect on tho settle-
ment OF the Afghan difficulty.
AYOuB's RELEAsE URGED.
A dispatch from TOheran saws the
ameer OF Bukhara urges tho shah ol
Persia tO release Ayoub Khan.
THE AMBER AND uERAr.
A dispatch from Simla says: Immedi-
ately upon the return OF the amoer TO
Cabul no issued orders that British of
hcers should b0 allowed TO inspect the
forts at Herat The ameer has received
detail plans for the defense of Horat
rom the Indian government.
PURCHASES DISCONTINUED.
A dispatch from Calcutta TO tho Stand
ard states tnat orders wero issued YES.
to-day To stop the purchase of transport
animals and tho further dispatch OF
stores and war material to Quota.
ATTITUDE or THE CONSERVATIVES.
90. servatiye papers generally do not
wish To vote adverse TO the government
ON the war credit, but they consider
that the government ought to give the
opposition more Information as 20 the
present state Of ailairs
All kilograms from India deny tho
reported rusignltion OF Lord Dutlarin.
81 Petersburg adyicos Though
Vienna report that quantities OF gun
powder and dynamite are being stored
az several coaling stations. Work con-
tinues ON the CrOnstadt fleet.
Odessa kilograms state that the troops
which passed thero just mobilized from
from the reserves were n horde OF un-
kept peasant youths, Ignorant of the
use ot rifles, which some ofthem were
hardly able 10 carry.
AN AGREEMENT SIGNED.
Earl Granville is stated 10 have signed
an agreement ON the scope of the pro-
posed arbitration which leaves matters
between England and Russia open for
settlement without reference to an arbi.
traitor.
NO ANGLo.TURKIsu ALLIANCE.
An Anglo-rurkish alliance has NOT
been completed. This IL attributed tC
Granville's withdrawal OF the terms on
the prospect Of peace with Russia. Ne,
gOtiations have led TO n closer Russian
relationship with the porte on account
of the Gladstone policy.
REPORTS FROM RUSSIA.
A 81. Petersburg dispatch says the
vessels OF tho Constandt fleet are OF liz
tie use, ana that the Russian navRI
strength has been greatly over estl
mated.
A dispatch to the morning Post from
| ST, Petersburg states that NJ. de Gier
has Informed Sir Edward Thornton, tn,
British Ambassador, that Russia dc
clines making any reference 10 Herat Il
the further progress OF negotiations will
England.
DICKERING WITH THE IRISH.
IL IL reported that the government,
| In order 10 close the bargain with thl
| Parnellites for their support on the vote
of credit tomorrow, has promised Il
iucrotse the grant for registration OK.
ponses In Ireland
RUSSIA Will CHANGE ALL THIS,
The ameer Of Aighanlstan has agreed
10 allow q British agent % reside at He
RAJ, Ia the pending arrangement with
| Russia, Earl Granville maintains The
right of England TO hold exclusive rela
tiOns with the ameor, who will commu
nicate with foreign powers through tn,
Indian government,
GLADSTONE MAY SURPRISE THEM.
ST. PErERsBuRo, May 1.-THE Jour
mai do 80. Petersburg thinks Gadstou
may anticipate Mr.. Stafford Nortucote'
motion Of censure with surprise TO
both opponents aud friends.
TIN ANEER AND rHK BOUNDARY.
] SiML,, May IL According to ropoi
In circulation mere tho amuor hOun
himself 70 insist upon tho iron
Ter passing through thre
points, the names OF Whic
tue government refuses TO disclos,
Penjdeb, however, is not one OF ii