Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-13

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Loxpoz, Jane f2-it 10 repoesed 10
ae{ q osrtaia circies that ths Naronis
q casisocry, after ounsaitafion with TIE
o9nasrvastss leaders, had dcs,tied 70
avs that IN effort be made - ind.re
NJ. oiaozto1s 10 reoousider his rssolse
% resign. and shOaid these efforts fail.
taen % snRRsst that Sir Stafford North-
80 % called 1pon 10 fern q nsv
rzR HRzlGxAx1oz AocxPTxn.
Lcxpoz. June 1a-rhs Qaseu has
aeoeOte4 the resignation Of he Glad
stone ministry, and has snmmoosd "a
kArt Of Salisbury 10 form o ne9 Cab
inst.
rxUx REPORT.
LSxpoz, June II, 2nm.-n has just
been learned from an antheufic soarce
teaf the report 70 the eject that the
Marquis OF Salisbury had eesn sam
moned By the Queen 10 Ealmorsl, and
mas ne lefs last night f0f the esstle, d
true. Ihs marquis started prompt,y a.
midnight fsx Balmoral.
A MESSAGE KRoM rm ouxxx.
LoNpos, Jane l2-SaIisbury has ar
rived - kislnoral. Az 8 O'Clock this
afternoon Gladstone receiyed Q coz,-
mEnlcasaon from the Queen acknow-
Lodging the receipt Of the rezignation
Of the Prime Minister ana Osbipet.
sne eise states that psndina consiaera-
ton Of the resignation Of thu Glad
stone Ministry she bad Summoned 90
Hafm0raf fh< Aaxnnsa - e.IS.R,---
A PoPuKAa OVATION.
feieGfams from all the principal
points along the route taken by the
Marquis Of Salisbury 10 Balmogal show
that the journey was made Through a
continued sesses Of popular ovations.
On ali that part Of the way which lies
IN Scotland. crowds Of peepis assembled
at ell the railway stations and eheered
the coming man." At Aberdeen STA
ton, where the train stopped. the dem
onstration was particularly enthusias-
tle. Here some one called out, Three
ensefs for Giadssone.s and the invita-.
ton was crested with groans and
hisssa.
N TIE ooxNoss.
LONDON, June i2.-Gladstons an
nounoed in the House Of Commons this
afternoon, shat be had resigned once,
thst the Queen had accepted his resiR-
nation, and that her Majesty had in
formed him that she had Summoned
the Marquis Of Salisbury, leader Of the
Opposition In the House Of L.osds, to
baimorai, Tor the parpose OF ensrastine
nim With tbs mission Of forming . nee
ministry.
Gladssons continuing. said that under
the peculiar circumstances Surrounding
the outgoing Of the Government, he
would, little later, propose that the
House OF Commons adjourn until next
Monday. A question had arisep, he
proceeded. WHISTLER e would be best for
the pnblic convenience and interest," 10
90 on with pending legislation concern
Ing the Redistribution ball. Tue present.
Government wonld only do 90 sith the
consent of the House. He did not be-
lieys that any diffsresce Of principle In
respect % this importazf measure could |
now possibly arise between toe parties,
and he reminded the House that che |
Government and the Opposition we're
both under Q compact regarding the re-
distribution bill. Il voald. however, be |
gratifying 10 himself and his colleagues |
IN the retiring Cabinet. II before they
ceased their public duties, they coald |
regard the Redistribution dill as sealed |
and delivered.
Sir stafford Northcots, on behalf of |
the Conservatives, responded that his /
party desired 90 pfocoed with the redis- |
tribution bill ~ rapidly 90 possible. /
fhere vas no reason Why the amend. |
nents made to the bill By the Hoose Of |
LVrds should not at once receive the as /
sens Of the House Of Commons; bus tbs |
question OF these amendments was In q /
peealiar shape. The amendments were
nos yes printed. and he Thoughts 10 de-
sirabIe to have them printed before /
formally actiEg on them.
Giadstons expressed acquieacenea
with this view, and the sitting of the /
House was suspended until the amend. /
ments should be received. The amend |
ments as passed by ths Lords having
finally reached the House, the sitting
was resumed. IL was decided 10 make
The annsDdmsnts the subject Of dis
cussion next Monday, and an adjourn
snsnt vas taken 10 that date.
n rm LORDS.
In the Lords, Granville announced |
that Gladssons had rendered the resiQ. |
nation Of himself and his entire Cabi- |
net. and stated that the Queen hsd co.
cepted the designations and had sam |
moned 10 her presence the Marquis Of /
Salisbury, who 10 nov at f3aim0rai In i
conference With Her Majesty. There
fore. Lord Granville said. be hoped the /
Honse woaii abandon all ordinary /
business.
The remainder OF the session was "a /
oupisd In reading for the third time the |
redtstributiou-of -seats bill and D ssinR /
thereto.
TEE GOVERNMENT on IRxLlNp.
Nos that 10 has become apparent, by
the departure Of the Marquis Of Sails |
barry for bsimoral, shat the Tories will /
assume the reins Of government. the |
Parneilite members Of Parliament have |
begun eoafeFring With the leading Con- |
servatives With regard 10 tho govern. /
ment Of Ireland. Parneii and his fol- |
levers stronRly urge she Tories % adept |
Home kuls measures fer Ireland, stat. |
Ina shat the advocacy OF snch step BY |