| Show T 7 THE GAME OF DE GiERS Gramillc Failed to Grasp It TIn Pen deli WitS Seized i 4 Gladstone Reports the Progress of Affairs to the House lJJle Conservatives Getting Bendy to S Warm Up the Government The Conservatives laying for the S Liberals LONDON May 18The final installment of the GranVilleDe Giois dispatches on the yfgha dispute will be issued during the Whitson > recess of Parliament The Conservatives Con-servatives will postpone Pnrl amen ary action until all the papers are presented The publication pub-lication of the first dispatch engrosses the attention of the political clubs The dominant dom-inant feeling among the Liberals is that Earl Graiivilles conduct with respect to the negotiations nego-tiations was weak and that he l FAILED TojrancrrrvE DC amis INTENTIONS Until news was received of the seizure of Penjdeh by the Russians The Liberal paper the Observer says The dispatcher chiefly show the cynical humor with which Russia pursued her aggres onOn On Parliament resuming the Eight Hon Robert Bourke in the House of Commons and the Marquis of Salisbury in the House of Lords will propose a vote of censure against the government The intention is to make the debate the last party demonstration demonstra-tion before the close of Parliament STILL STRENGTHENING THEIR FORTS i ODESSA May 18 The work df increasing the strength of the forts and harbors on the BlackSea has been resumed A number of artilleryists from St Petersburg have arrived ar-rived at the point to take part in this work ENGLAND MAY NEED THEM 3TET 1 BEBLIN May l8It is reported that Eng land has ordered 200 automatic torpedoes to cost 2500 each from a firm in Schwarzkoft GLADSTONES DAILY STATEMENT LONDON May ISIn the House of Commons Com-mons Gladstone in answer to a question by Northcote said negotiations with the Russians Rus-sians concerning the Afghan question were stilL unfinished and on that account the government was unable to present any more papers on the subject to Parliament now as it was difficult to separate those relating to the Afghan affair TORPEDOES IN THE STRAITS CONSTANTINOPLE May 18Turkish officers are still busily engaged in planting torpedoes torpe-does in the Straits of the Daidinelles I I |
