The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-31
CHRONICLES By carr
Msscetfaneoils Matters of Int.r..
to Foreign Coun,ri.,

NHbLE 4
mdaers OF Interest Psr,.,
to Foreign Countries,
ltis proposed to erect a s,.,r L
Baron Won Manteuffel at strashou II
letters OF sympathy with the proieo, ~
received from France. Bismaro.. ''ets
ranged to meet Count Kalnokv. na
minister OF Austria, at Salzburp re,.,,. w
settlement OF the yexed question ~ vi
Germap customs. The Austrian. Auss
incensed because of the recent char ny
German custom laws. 'lS|
The suspension of the Munster b,n,
the widest excitement in soutbern M
Crowds surround the Offices in co..
erick, and elsewhere clamoring for tbs,,
ey and denouncing the directors Of n.
tuition. A strong force of police cn,,a
various offices. The crowds are in~A Y
and the excitement is becoming urooSs
able. ~
The London Daily Telegraph sars a.
leyings between Finland ana Rns.,. ~
the Afghan question have become
Russia has brought forward new CLAIM.
refuses to make any concessions. Lord
bury's tone, while ~friendl, is firm
Standard declares that ENGLAND viii
condone a repetition of the Penideh aH,,.
1t is learned that the British Afob.,
tier commissioner moved to Herat at N.
quest of the Aighans, who are apxior,
the British engineers shallassist in lortits'
that city. g
The London Standard says that Alb.
more r~eassuring news was received frtSc'
Ridgeway, chief of the British Afghan ~
dairy commission, yet from other sourcs,
ports regarding the movements Of Ruus'
were of the gravest character. The onl,
deeming feature of the intelligence from 4,
ghanistan, says the Standard, was tina,
Afghans attached themselves more f.,
than ever to our side.
The British Government has notified Pm.
that any increase in Russian forces y
direction Of Zulfcar will be regarded
unfriendlY act.
Dispatches received from Paris renot a
the French foreign Office has received ina
nation which shows co~nclusiyelv tbs, !,
are determined to seize Herat ,
massing of Russian troops now gonp
Pass is for that purpose. Al the "A
met council being held the Russo t,b!
boundary question is the subject of the al
nets consideration.
The proclamation OF the Ameer oGAfs,,
stan announcing the receipt by him ofa
star OF India and declaring that he was d
ia aid from the Indian army II per
airy. was issued at Herat. The Amer. in
ordered the illumination
ierat to celebrate his investiture with a
rider.
A dispatch from Paris to the ExhsuI
telegraph Company, says that the feDa
AMBASSADOR at st. Petersburg, who was abo1
leave the Russian capital on a ~furlough
njoy a vacation, has been ordered to rem,
t his post, because of the grayit, of the ID
han difficulty.
A decree has been issuel that foreigrI
in Russia longer thar a fortnhi
nall be subject to taxation in amou3s rad
lg from one to two hundred rubles.
The Russian garrison at Arkabad has
creased by 5000 men and the supply Of
and munitions of war is ample.
are rapidly disarming the II
in the trans-Caspian districts,
The difference between America ami
ia will probably soon be settled. Mr.
st secretary of the legation, will act ASH
ter until the successor to Kelley ana
eiley in the meantime viii draw the ar
a compensation for his rejection. Ex,Ns
ter Francis returns to America upon the I
Of the emperor at Vienna.
The Bosphere Egyptian publishes lr4
I'm an engineer named Berde, who has d
from Berber, declaring that 0lin
lin, the alleged French advisor of Ell Nah
d who it was recently stated had la
lied by the Arabs for a reward offered
5 head by British officers, is not dead,
and well at Berber.