The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
England Snubbed aud Surprised by the
Action OF Turkey.
The Sultan Declines 10 Take Charge OF
Affairs In the Soudan.
Reported Failure of the Anglo
German Negotiations.
Hugo TO be Buried In the Pantheon.
Emperor Williams Health.
Canada scores "a Cooperative Collapse
But Denies Having Cholera.
Chief Poundmaker Surren-
ders IN winnipeg
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
Hugo 10 be Buried In the Pantheon.
Emperor Williams Health.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
England
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ARRIVED AT THE HAGUE.
The Earl Of R0seborry, Lord Of the
Privey Seal, and Count Herbert Bis
marck have arrived 10 the Hague. lt
is rumored on the Paris a0urs5 that the
mission of the Earl Of Rp.6berry TO Bar-
lin resulted in failure.
DISAPPOINTED BY TURKEY.
IC IS asserted that the English pro-
posals recently made to Turkey, pro-
yiding for the occupation OF the Soudan
oy Turkey, have been declined by the
porte. This decision OF the Turkish
government has caused much surprise
here, as 1t is known France assured
Turkey that she had no objections to
the proposed arrangement. The failure
of this plan Is now said TO be the reason
for holding the guards at Alexandria.
Fehmi Pasha returned 10 Constanti-
nople from London with the proposals
on the 18th inst, after having had an in
terview at Paris with NJ. DeFreycinet,
the French minister of foreign affairs,
who assured him that the French gov
ernment would not oppose Turkish oc-
cupation of SuRkim, nor of any part of
the Soudan over which the sultan
claimed to hove suzeran;ty. The re-
iusal to accept the proposals after the
assurance received from NJ. DeFreyci-
net causes considerable surprise.
The proposals permittee the Turkish
government to occupy and control the
Soudan, provided action were taken to
suppress the slave trade, and that the
porte would be tree to assert its suzer
ain rights over the whole Soudan, in
cludinp the province of DOngOla, The
completion of the railway between Su.
AKIN and Berber, under concession to
an English company, was to be part of
the understanding with the Turkish
government, although IL had not been
formally referred to in the proposals.
FITzMAURICE TO RESIGN.
1t is reported that Lord Edward Fitz-
maurice, under secretary of state for
foreign affairs, will resign in fe v days
Con account of Ill health.
ANaLo-GERMAN AGREEMENT.
Tho AngloGerman Fiji commission
hSs agreed that Germany will not es-
>tsblish penal settlement in the South
)ern Pacific.
ANOTHER DYNAMITE WARNING.
1t Is rumored here that Col. French,
who was on the continent short time
ago, ostensibly in the interest Of the
African International society, but really
TO watch the movements of dynamiters,
has given warning TO Sir William Har-
court, home secretary, that there are
many dynamiters in Lausanne and
Genoa, Some have recently arrived
also in Paris. Two OF the dynamiters
are from New York and possess entirely
new explosive machines. Each machine
is provided with three springs, but it is
only necessary that one should go OF TO
cause an eX DlORion.