The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-18
ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD,
NEW CABINET NAMES READY
The Queen to Receive Them To-day.
Gladstone Declines Peerage.
Cholera More Virulent in
Spain-Otber Nations.
The British Crisis.

The British Crisis.
RESPONSIBILITIES ACCEPTED.
LONDON, June H.-Lord Salisbury
has definitely accepted the premier
ship. 1t Is stated Sir Stafford North
cote has accepted peerage, leaving
Sir Michael Hicks Beach to lead the
Conservatives in the House OF Com
mons. Lord Randolph Churchill will
have an important position in the new
Cabinet, but the distribution of the
portfolios will not be decided upon
until the arrival of the
Queen, who is travelling
With the utmost speed. Lord Randolph
Churchill agreed to the removal of the
coercion act, on condition that it only
be enforced if found impossible other
wise to maintain law and order in Ire.
land.
A CAUCAs AT MR.. GLADsToNE's.
Several Liberia. ministers held an
informal meeting at Mr., Gladstone's
residence yesterday to decide upon
their action in response TO the Con-
servative overtures Tor support.
THE QUEEN ARRIVES.
The Queen arrived this morning at
Windsor from Balmoral.
ANOTHER CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE.
Another conference of Conservatives
was held at noon to day to endeavOT
to settle upon the persons to fill the sew
eral offices, so that complete Cabinet
may be presented to Parliament on
Friday. Lord Randolph Churchill at
tended the conference,
HARCOURT HEARD FROM.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, home
secretary in MIR. Gladstone's Cabinet,
addressing meeting of Liberals last
night in st. James Hall, denied that
the Liberal government mad cOurted
defeat. The Tories he'd al
last overthrown the government
by an alliance with the Parnellites,
with whom they had nothing in com.
mon and were now IN an embarrassed
position. He hoped the Tories would
not negotiate with Russia in the spiri,
of the late speeches of Lord Randolph
Churchill and the Marquis of Sails.
bury. Sir Williaml gave assurance
however, that the Tories should have
fair play, aud if they
labored for peace should have
the support of the Liberal party also
The Tories, he said, might squabble
about their leaders, but the Liberals
would have no dissension about theirs
The Liberals were modifying theiI
forces for great campaign. They
would fight for the old cause, with the
old leader upon whose honored head
would be placed the crown of final vic
tory. The meeting was crowded L
excess and the greatest enthusiasm
was manifested.
MR.. GLADSTONE REJECTED THE EARL
DOM.
The Times editorially says: "Mr
GladstOne's refusal TO accept an earl
dom makes an appeal to the magma
tons of men that will not remain un
answered. The Queen has Offered
Mr., Gladstone an earldom in recogni
ton OF his services to the Queen enC
the country. Mr.. Gladstone asks tina
he be allowed 10 lOrego the homer"
CABINET SPECULATION BY THE STAND
ARD.
The Standard announces that th
Marquis Of Salisbury, in addition t
the premiership, will assume the du
ties OF foreign secretary; that Sir Stat
ford Northcotte will be elevated to tn
peerage; that Lord Randolph Church
Ill is to be Secretary of State TO
India, land that Sir Michael Hick
Beach win be the Conservative leade
in the House OF Commons and prOba
bly, chancellor oftbe eXchequer.
PETS FOR PEERAGEs.
silt is reported that AttOrney-Gener
James will be elevated to the peeragt
1t is said the Queen is determined,
possible, TO induce MIR. Gladstoneto az
cept peerage. Her majesty wi
again offer him the title and in tn
eventhe refuses, she will offer one I
Mrs. Gladstone.
THE NAMES READY.
The Marquis OF Salisbury, st
O'Clock, departed for Windsor Castle
TO present TO the Queen the names {
the ministers no has chosen for tn
new Cabinet.
SALISBURY MEETS THE QUEEN To ADl
LONDON, June 1.-THE Marquis {
Salisbury tomorrow will go TO Wine
sor Castle and there inform the Quee
in the manner prescribed for the cerI
mony and observedIor so many year
that he is ready to obey the command
of his sovereign and accept the re
sponsibility for the conduct of Oh
government OF Her Majesty.s
MORE ABOUT THE CONFERENCE,
At the conference of Conservative
yesterday u issald Randolph Churchi
made il condition of his acceptanC
OF office that Sir Stafford Northcot
should not DO made the leader OF til
Conservatives in the House of Con
mons.
Sir Henry Drummend Wolf, men
Der of Parliament for Portsmouth
will have a position in the Cabinet.
1t is said the result of the conferenC
is that all obstacles TO the TO
nation Of q Cabinet have bee
surmounted. All who attended th
conference, however, pledged then
selves to secresy. Al the close OF th
conference Lord Randolph Church,
remained in private conference wit
the Marquis of Salisbury.
The Conservatives leaders will hay
another meeting before decision
finally taken upon the constitute
OF tho new Cabinet.
HOW RUSSIA REGARDS 1T.
The Pail Mall Gazette, this Afternoon
has an editorial, believed to DO Il
spired by NJ. Lessar, of Il
Russia section of the Afghan boul
barry commission, and couched In g.
CRY terms, 1t says that unless u
Marquis OF Salisbury wishes TO deept
the conviction of Russia that his mi
istry is menace OF wa
he will cancel tho appointment OF Loi
Randolph Churchill as Secretary
State for India. RUSSIA continu
the article, "already regards tho Sail
bury Cabinet with such suspicion tn
any sudden hitch may cause such
rupture of negotiations now in pro
ress as will result in war;"
England.
A GREAT FIRE,
LONDON, June 1.-THE great esta
lishment devoted 70 the various kline