Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
An Absurd Cast Of tho English Po-
litical Situation.
The Tory Conqusrors Afraid sf the
Liberal Conquered.
Salisbury Must Be Backed BY Lib
erals.
Queen Vic Badly Mashed On q Con.
ssrvative Government.

LoSDON, June 20.-Ihe Ponucai otusuoa
tonight ID one OF deadlock. The Tories
will not assume power unlsss he
Liberals pledge themselves to ~
irain from obstructins the progress
Of the new Government This promise
the Liberals refuse They say: "You Over.
threw us BY opposition. ~s simply -
parties exchange functions." The desd-
lock, based a. It ID, gives . cast
Of absurdity to the whole British
political situation. 4 Her ID . party which,
having driven the government out Of power
dy relentless and often Unreasonable oppo-
sition, dare not take its prise unless its
defeated enemies bind themselves from q.
tempting to recover II. Nothing more
absurd can happen unless !, be the return
of the Liberals to power. The very nature
of the political situation ensenders
All Mansss Of Rumors.
One OF the latest is to the effect that . sufk-
cient number OF Liberals have given Sssar.
ance of support to Tory government 70
induce Lord Salisbury to break the dead
lock and proceed With The work OF forming
q ministry. On the other hand II 10 -.
serted that no Liberal leaders have joined
in any such assurances. that therefore the
Tories dare not take power.
The Queen 10 said TO be particularly anK.
ious that the Conservatives torn . govern
ment and il is generally believed that she
ia usipg All her influence to induce Lord
Salisbury to accept office. Among the best
informed the situation 10 deemed extremely
critical and the issue 10 in absolute doubt
When Lord Salisbury waa recently asked
how his party would dispose Of the remain.
ing Parliamentary business in the event OF
assuming power, he intimated that hs
would not object to votes
Of censure on what they should
do provided the votes were moved BY 10
sponsible leaders He explained the peobs-
bility Of being met BY censure BY sayine thst
il his party took Office they woold abstain
from introducing new legislstioa during
the remainder Of the session and would treAt
such legislation as they inherited in the
manner they had treated il while they were
the party Of ofopposition. On this plan he
said he would not object to votes Of oensure.
because vote Of that kind would give tbs
Conservatives an opportunity 70 properly
appeal to the country.
The Radicals Section
of Mr.. Gladstone folio wing are particularly
desirous of having the Tories 90 into ONCE.
The clever leaders among these radicals
would harrass any Conservative ministry.
In order to bring the present Parliament
AIRY session to close il is believed both
parties may agree to dispose Of the budgst
BY retaining the proposed addition 70 the -
came tar, and by agreeing 10 provide the
remainder OF the deficiency 10 BE- met By
issue.
1t is reported that the Duke Of Connaush
will 70 to Ireland next autumn.
O'Cennsr on Irish EmmiEration.
DUBLIN, June 20 The Freensn's
Journal publishes . long interview with
Bishop 0'Connsr, Of Nebssshs, In Which
the prelsts deprecates extensive Irish
immigration. The Bishop takes the
ground that for twoihirds Of the
people who leave Ireland - emigrspts
10 America the change means misSortuns
and physical hardship Of the most terrible
kind, besides moral degradation still moro
appalling.
"In the great cities Of the East" says the
Bishop, Irish newcomers sink daily until
they b. come the scum Of the population
and without money. In this couditioa they
are com slled 10 do the hardest and NOS
me niAl labor. From this condition they can
seldom rise. II they 90 west' Continues
The Bishop their prospects are scarcely bet
ter. In the vest there is Of course, land 10
abundance, but this land must now be pur.
chased and the Irish emigrsnt hss no money.
In ommenting upon the declarations
made in The interview, the Frseman's Jour
raj expresses the hope that Bishop o Con-
por's statements may save many lrishmss
and women from misery and ruin beyond
the Atlantic.
SIG Deaths from Cholera Yesterday.
MADRID, June 20.-The Official reports Of
the march Of cholera in Spain, fes ths past
"a hours, are a. follows: In ksdnd, 3;
deaths, /; Valencia (city) new cases. Is;
deaths, IA; Valencia (provincs) nsv cAsss,
$40; deaths, l3l; Murcis tcity) new Cases.
246; deaths, 81; Murcis (province) ses
cases, 2i6; deaths, 80; Csstslloo (provinos)
new cases, 81; deaths, 81.