The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-12
OVER THE OCEAN.
MD the Gladstone Ministry
Di' Court Their Defeat.
THE QUEEN AND TIE PREMIER
.s on the Present Crisis in
A Con i'ae% political Anairs-Glad-
.tone May Return to once
-. Gladstone Affair.

GARD TO tne ,r,-.,orvafivel
titled The Standard, (ConserVa'iVel
g is1oras that Conservatives are reauy
ta form government at the bidding o.
.Ta Queen. The Necs Liberal) urges
GLADSTONE to persist in his resolution "
Uosign and saws that a few months h;ls t ol
resign, TN IT, nile will return him 70
na.e1r- stronger than ever before Inc
P E!ei advises the ministers 10 recon-.
, i,n'V' their intention of resigning; ~
luz that the result OF the VoIe on
S5dov night was due TO deiectiVe
Nun as,,res of the Liberal WHIPS Ior
lles members to attend. II plainly
5es a6iee that the ministers will hnd IN
~ 0neen an awkward customer, VINO
viii insist upon being gwen cosenSs
reasons for their proposed actlon, anu
even then will probably refuse u az
cept their designations. ,4s
The Standard says: 1t IS understoou
the Queen has requested GLADSTONE W
transmit to her his views in full on the
noIitical crisis, in order that arrange
ments NAV be made to avert an I'M
mediate change in the British ministry.
II Is not expected, the Standard con-
times that the Queen will accept the
designations of the ministers or that any
fnaI decision will be reached concerning
the question of changing government
until Her Majesty returns to windsor
Castle Conservatives can do nothing,
fbe naner argues, until the Queens
wants are made known. In the mean
lime tits doubtful it the Ii )eral Cabinet
can hold together, so great are the
differences at present existing between
its members. There exists a suspi-
cion which daily deepens, the Standard
further declares, that the Gladstone
ministry courted their recent defeat for
the purpose of concealing behind its
excitement their own discussions.
Statements made since the defeat by
some liberal members who absented
themselves from the vote on the final
division, show that government might
have saved themselves on that vote, if
they had cared seriously to do so.
6.30p, m.-Nearly every hour brings
a fresh rumor concerning he minister
ial question. The latest of these ru-
mors, is that the Marquis OF Harting
ton, Secretary of State for war. will be
asked by the Queen to reconstruct the
liberal ministry, Gladstone to retire.
Nothing reliable, however, has trans
pired to-day up to this hour.
The Queen has made an appointment
to confer with Gladstone on the present
crisis in British political affairs. The
conference will take place next Thurs
day at Balmoral Castle. The Queen
has arranged to return to Windsor Cas-
tie on the Goth instant.
BERLIN, June 11.-German diplomats
allege that one of the causes, and the
greatest, of the resignation of the Glad
stone government was the failure of the
secret mission of the Earl of Roseberry.
British Privy Seal, to Berlin. These
diplomats now assert that the object of
that mission was to secure a reconcilia-
ton between Gladstone and Prince Bis
marck. Another cause is said to be the
failure OF the Right Hon. Joseph Cham
berlaln'S secret mission to Paris. Cham
berlaln's trip to Paris was, at the time
u was made, announced to be simply
Tor pleasure and recreation. Officials
IN the kalser's foreign service declare.
however, that Chamberlain was sent to
the French capital by Gladstone for the
purpose of obtaining from NJ.
de Freycinet, French minister Of
foreign affairs, an Anglo-French
alliance in Egyptian affairs. This wos
to be based on unequal shares in the
coItToI Oh the country, the English con-
" tIVI 70 De paramount, the consideration
70 De accorded France being an embassy
from klng John, of Abyssinia. the
eStaohshment OF which in the Khediye's
F TUlLiiil9ns ana IN the relations with
england would prove counter-active of
ttailan designs. 1t is declared that the
isuure OF both these missions greatly
discouraged Gladstone, who. losing
neert at the discovery of what he
9TeueVed was deep hostility against
England, entertained by her Immediate
Iontlnental neighbors, suddenly aWoke
20 Keen sense of the failure of his
IoTelgn policy and concluded to abandon
political life. W oO'''iUo ii
LONDON, June 1.-THE latest reports
from authentic sources Indicate the
eventual return of Gladstone TO office Of
the mead OF reconstructed anti-coarc;o,,
Cabinet. I'LL 'i-coercioh
Gladstone still wishes to abe ON mol
l nU3 lie, but if he changes MS mind
anu continues at the head OF Brit;sb
pClacal affairs, it will be at the preent
Soucitation Of the Queen.
LONDON, June 11.-Lord Salisbury in
S q formal conference with number of
conservatives of the House of Com
mons, said he would refuse office
t HlieSS assured by the Liberal leaders
la la the factions OF the opposition
MT W not hamper the administration,
inc IN the Liberal majority were will.
sag TO give fair play to a Con
S ,5;Oat ministry, the office
inlght be accepted. Without some
o of L understanding between the leaders
II oC Gun sides, it would be impossible for
e sre conservatives to undertake the gov
v vnIt. The possibility OF su;-b an
understanding is being discussed in the
eETntlcal clubs. Mr.. Gladstone Lord
baoaa;rtlngton, and other moderates if is
iG;neVeq, would accede, while Chamber.
iSlh and Sir Charles Dixie wouId refuse
b b,r, Cbhamberlain's organ, the Birminp-
nan nan Fost, to-day describes the radical
p %;ny IN the event of Tory
I Tnnaz,,y being formed. "They
cbe ass, the Post says, ''be watched
c coecEed, forbidden to legislate and
Stsn PEELED to explain and Justify every
Yep. and, SO bound, limited and nrs.
p Deneed from using for their own bur.
M oSes the position 70 which they have
real Claim" TheSp and s7,,ii. ,