Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-24

Political Affairs i'll England.
I.oypoS. June 23d-The crisis in politi-
cal affairs is believed to have been passed
and most probably to-day all differences
between the Conservatives and Liberals
will be arranged and the Conservatives will
form new Cabinet 1t is said that some
technical points only remain to be settled
In principle, it is claimed that Gladstone
has not departed from the lines originally
1doDted bv him. but he has made fuller
concessions to the Conservatives than were
hoped for.
oFrGcIu ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Earl of Granville announced in the
House of Lords this evening, and Glad
stone made a similar announcement in the
House Of Commons, hat the Marquis of
Salisbury had accepted office, ana that he
had gone to Windsor Castle to so inform
The Queen. A motion was made in each
house to adjourn until Tuesday next
Salisbury will announce in the Lords to-
night that Gladstone having given sutfi-
cient and satisfactory assurance OF aid III
the conduct of the government he sails
bnrv) will take Office and form a Cabinet.
United States Minister Phelps, the Prince
of Wales and the Duke OF Edinburgh were
present during the session OF the Lords to-
day.
RUSSIA AND THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
1t is reported here that Baron Won Staal.
Russian ambassador, has been instructed
by his Government to maintain an attitude
Of reserve towards The Government of the
MARQUIS of Salisbury Baron Won Staai
was instructed. according TO the same re
port, to insist that Zullikar Pass ought to
belong to Russia, in order to check any ad-
vance that Afgaanistan may propose to
make into Russian territory.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
LONDON, June 23d.-Gadstone said to-
day in the House of Commons that he
hoped by tomorrow 10 be able TO inform
the House OF the nature Of the communi-
cations which passed between himself and
the Marquis of Salisbury upon the subject
of the recent Cabinet deadlock.
The House of Lords adopted all the
amendments to the redistribution seats
bill, which passed in the House of Com
mons. The House then adjourned until
Thursday next.
The House OF Commons All urned until
tomorrow. not until Thursday, as at 3:l5
p. NJ. proposed. AT the session tomorrow
motion will be made for the issue of the
new writs of election for members of the
incoming Ministry.
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE NEW MINISTRY.
LONDON, June 23d-In addition to the
names sent in these dispatches last night,
the following are unotfically but definitely
announced this afternoon is members OF
the new Ministry: Postmaster General,
Lord John manners; Acknowledgement for
Ireland, Mr.. Holmes SolcitOr-General for
Ireland, Mr. Monroe Right Hon Edward
Gibson. besides being Lord Chancellor of
Ireland, viii have u seat in the Cabinet an
1py,It=rral bay1pr :. b.,li.4-,I tI,.t Ia,
Right Hon. William Hart Dyke will be
Chief Secretary for Ireland First Com
missioner of Works, Right Hon. David Il.
Piunket; Parliamentary Secretary to the
Treasury, Rowland Vim; Parliament
airy Secretary 10 the India Office. Lord
Harris; RectoIy to the Admiralty, Charles
!. Richie; Civil Lord OF the Admiralty,
Ellis Ashmcad Bartlett. The Members of
the Cabinet proper are Lord Salisbury. Sir
Stafford Northcote, Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Sir Hardinge Clifford Viscount c.
ianbrool1. Lord Harrowby, Sir Richard
Asheton Cross, Col. Frederick Stanley,
Right Hon. VIM. H Smith. Lord Randolph
Churchill, Lord George Hamilton, Lord
John Manners, the Duke of Richmond aud
Gordon, Hon. Edward Stanhope, the Earl
of Carnarvon. and Right Hon. Edward
Gibson. Both the old and new Ministers
will go to Windsor tomorrow. the former
10 surrender aud the latter to receive the
seals of office.
INTENTIONS OF THE RADICALS.
LONDON, Juse 23d.-TheIe are symptoms
already that tie Radicals viii do their ut
most TO harass the Conservatives. At an
informal meeting to-day they decided to
fight the budget, unless fully satisfactory,
and 20 oppose the issue of exchequer bonds
TO meet the deficit. Further, they will in
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the franchise disqualifcations from persons
receiving pauper medical relief. During
the proceedings OF the House Of Commons
to-day spirit of revolt was manifested IN
the speeches Messrs. Ceilings and La
hOucdcre. Conservatives, expect important
diplomatic changes. II IS reported that Sir
Austin I.ayard will return 10 Constantine
pie and that Sir Edward Thornton will re-
main in -. Petersburg.
sALIsBURY's CABINET CoNFIENED BY THE
QUEEN.
I.oNDoY, June 23d.-The Queen has con-
firmed Lord Salishury's Cabinet. The Irish
Secretary portfolio was offered to five others
and declined before Sir William Hart Dyke
accepted il.
GLADSTONE WISHES TO MAKE \ STATEMENT.
LONDON, June 24th-A. M-GiadstOne has
asked Lord Salisbury to permit him to
make a statement in the House of Com
mons, tonight, regarding the nature of the
arrangement between the Liberal and Con-
sentative leaders.
Sir Robert Hart has been appointed
British Minister to China and Corea.
COUNCIL OF THIS NEW CABINET SUMMONED.
LoxDoY. June 23d--A special Cabinet
council has been summoned by Lord Sails
bury for next Thursday afternoon.
THE PARNELLrrEs STUBBORN.
LONDON June 2ith-A. M.-The Parncll-
ties have been asked to cross The House
with the Conservatives, bat refuse.
FIRST FRUITS OF THE COMPACT.
LoNDoN. June 23d.-Thc first fruits of
the compact between the Liberal and Con-
Scrvativc leaders was shown this evening
when tEe Lords passed without amend
ment the redistribution Of seats bill. The
Conservatives are thus given the most prac-
teal proof possible OF their good faith,
for they nave put it out of their power
to order new election before No
vember or 10 hinder in any way the
completion OF whole scheme of franchise
extension. II was the poStponement Of
action on this bin that first opened the eyes
OF the Liberals to the fact that the Con
scrvatives were not powerless, and it Is
certain that The latter would not now vol
UNFAIRLY reliaquish this potent weapon, if
they had not obtained some concessions
which they consider to be its equivalent
London Police and Clubmen.
Lo1poN. June 23d.-Late on SATURDAY
night May oh, four men were elected from
the European Club. They raised a cry that
they bad been swindled in the clubhouse
The mob that quickly gathered smashed
the windows OF the building, and the
police arrived and searched the house for
the alleged gamblers, but none were to be
found. The police then FASTENED to a
neighboring social Democratic Club think
ing the gamblers might have taken refuge
there, Here they made furcible entry,
ana when they were engaged in examining
the upper floors the mob that had followed
wrecked the lower parts Of the establish
ment, looted the bar and carried off coats
umbrellas and other personal property
The members Of the police did not find
here any gambling. The members OF the
Club rallied, and u free fight with the
police followed. The result was that
number of members of the Club were
badly wounded and some fifty arrested.
Six only Of those arrested were detained.
however, for 4 further examination when
rearranged FOR trial the next morning.
Since that time the authorities have heen
maxine a searching ippuir,- ;,,4, ~, fy,;-