The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-07
FRANCE WILL QUIT.
Prolaiss to Evscusts Fashoda hut Does
Not like sallsbGry's Words.

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London. Nov. 5.-The Marquis Of Sails
bury's declaration on the subject Of the
withdrawal OF the French mission from
Fashoda, mado at tho Mansion House
banquet iost night. Is not regarded hero
as being wholly satisfactory. The entire
absence OF any reference to the extraord-
mary naval preparations Is considerably
commented upon, and lt Is remarked how
careful the British premier was to ex-
plain that the ccvacuation Of Fashoda
was that British diplomacy had not yet
weathered the storm which the Marchand
mission eon1ured up. 1t is recognized
that the French premier NJ. Dupuy. and
his colleagues. intend to carry out what
they have promised. but a factor which
must be rccKoncd with IS the fact that
there are inf.1n, . os work IN Paris
which render tae existence of any min
istry precar tde ala hitch might at any
moment provoke general upheaval
FIRST INsTALLMENT.
The English papers point out that the
evacuation Of Fashoda Is only an INSTALL
ment Of the satisfaction expected by
Great Britain, and that France has yet to
swallow the pill OF Withdrawing from the
Bahr-El-G Ghazal region. Under these cir
cumstances the debate in the French
chamber Of deputies on Fashoda next
week is eagerly awaited, as the French
government Is then expected to explain
It's intention regarding the remainder of
the French posts in the Nile valley estab-
lished by Mai. Marchand,
In diplomatic circles "A reassuring inn
preston has been made by NJ Dupuy's
declaration OF yesterday evening that the
French governments policy will be based
on well understood interests, and that its
efforts win be measured by the value OF
the objects In view. This is held to inn
ply that tho present government viii
show conciliatory attitude en- the remain
ing points in dispute.
WATCHING THE SULTAN.
Tho attitude Of the Sultan OF Turkey
and the Khedve Of Egypt on the Egpy-
tian question is being closely watched
and It is said the British foreign office
has received proofs Of attempts on the
part of France to influence both OF them
against Great Britain Tho intrigues at
Constantlnople, 1t IL added were greatly
checked by the present relations between
Germany and Great Britain
The Duke OF Orleans, who is now at
Brussels. is being closely shadowed by
French detectives as the French gov
ernment has been warned that he IL pre-
pairing for some important movement
Detectives are living at the same hotel
as the duke, and they dog his footsteps.
even II ne only crosses Il corridor.
The activity of Prince Louis Napoleon
however. Is causing more anxiety 20 the
French government. He is evidently
awaiting an opportunity and his chances
are infinitely more favorable than those
OF the Duke Of Orleans
The French newspapers announce that
Sarah Bernhardt Is going TO India to act
and shoot tigers. She has chartered a
bag steam yacht which WIN be command
ed by Pierre Lott
A novel entitled "Manders" by Elwyn
Barron. formerly OF the Chicago Times
Herald has just been Published In Lon
don ana has received much favorable
comment.