Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-27
FOREIGN.
England and Russia.

~ iiN ~, A. n "a pr, az between Eiis
d. :sii.. ta,'o2lI - 90
AGAINST all exnnc,ations Ter sboriI io 10
var nnbIic oninion hare i Soi;,rL+ai ~ + iio
assured humiliation of rngIanT
,.-,.,.,~,.,,,..
HE Ff'oioshp cEssIoN OF THE LEFT BANK
OF THE FlsItLA'
New YORK. April 2Gth.-'The Herd}ds
Paris correspondent interviewed an emf
nent Pole, who said:
a. v; = iGaf 'ilG session. ol the icit pahE OF
warsaw NAV he Bisn,ar , V ~ nr - y 'i n
would he strateo,icoI noint i, p,iss;o,'
hands for Il hrines rhd PnSsi5r rr~,,t;o,.
within three DAYS IF RerIin lila th-oa
months are needed IN marrI, f-o,, 49, 49,
here tn Moscow, -
How would the Poles regard the ccs-
sion ~ asked the correspondent.
AS calamity was the answer. - for
it would split up what remains of Poland
ana crush me hcdrt OF the nation.
but WouiGh Inc POLES resist asked
me correspondent:
rear not lheF are not prepared.
despite all perudlouS rumors of lnsurrec-
uon. IL the EnSilSh have any illusions OF
the SUBJECT they are likely TO be dlsappoint-
CT.
THE POLES ~ ASIA AND THE POLES IN
Europe
Loynoy AnriI thirds of ,l,o
AsiatiC army Of Russia are Poles. The
tuscan Government sent Polish regiments
10 ASA IN order 10 weaken the hostile ele-
heht III fo!ana- II may easily come to
IL; ii oiy. III asa are she9
Eufopc will be found fightin% for FnDland
-.
TIE QUEEN ANXIOUS FOR PEACE
BERLIN April 26th--'lueen Victoria will
not leave Tor London until the night OF the
2Don III a 1et'ei sue e@presSg f tile nope
az, idI-ol -, Pc'oe
nortant
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NJ 90 Az ''o'i' 'i'.'n AZ ''o9e me CASPIAN
'fN
SlMLA, April 18th During the past
month the russian military authorities
have sent lo,ooo troops across the Caspian
Sea from Baku. OF these, 5000 landed at
Ch1klsiar and 1000 at krasknavadsk. Two
thousand additional men were sent from
Iurklstan to Merry. Prior to the disposal
OF these reln1orcements there were 5000
men Stationed III the trans-Casplan terrific
ry. Merry IS the nearest point TO Afghanls-
tan where there Is large Russian force
stationed, the garrison now numbering
5000 men
THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF coyNAUGHr.
SIvr, AnriI oGtb-Tf tbe nr7La of Con-
nangb1 Zoos into active service III
Duchess Of Conna1,obt will remain here
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lhAl FEN'pAh AFFAIR AGAIN
LoNDoN, Arrll 26th.-The ObScrrer, in
special editorial, says it believes Earl Gran
vile, in his second dispatch to st. Peters
burg, reiterated his demand that military
inquiry be held regarding the Penjdeeh bat
tie on the spot Where the battle was fought.
THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL COUNCIL. AND Enc
LANDS LATEST PROPOSAL.
LONDON, April 26th.-The ST. Petersburg
OF the Da'ty telegraph says
that the latest Engllsh proposal arrived there
by special courier on friday. Inc imperial |
10 H. 0 co f,.'a any. GeCiieu "
of the Russian demand in respect to the
delimitation of the frontier. The Council
also decided to inform England that Russia
would consent to the anpointment of .
special mixed commission to examine into
the facts Of thereports of General Komaroff
ana or Ieler LuinSdeii' ana 10 decide
mas auNiSed ti.at II England refuses 10 ac-
;Iept these proposals baron DeStaai, the
russian EmoaSSador, VIII be withdrawn,
=, ana negotiations De broken on; Geheral
-, IT,, - ,li it'' en-
supporters. 1t is asserted in military circles
hat fresh provocation by the Afpbans may
still prevent General Komarof' from obey
ing his orders to avoid a conflict. A tele-
graph line IS being built from Ashkabad to
'''SiiNei'ii ~. ..,.,-,r, r
~ Df SCI LED io-pAf'
ST. PETERSBURG, April 26th-lt is be-
ieved IN well informed circles that the
III FIJI so,tin, ~, ecu i''ii'
Yon,, VOW, -, go.
MoNi "ohiLi~AiioN'
Moscow, April 26th.|Orders have been
SSued for the moDillZatlon OF the Grenadier