The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-01
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
4 GLOOMY OUTLOOK FOR GLADsTONES
TOTIERLNO OOHEKNMENT.

Marrow Escave Trouble IRE =. Ing with
Yrance-CsatroIiinuI uau~ure OF tho Irish
vose-Ensiish I.ndies Learning 10 Fence.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.--"Thnt's enough" said
Gladstone. pale and grim. as the tellsrs an
nounced that tho vote OF oensure had been re-
jsctsd by ths small majority OF fourteen. The
old man 10 ciinglng TO power with senile
tsnaclty.
The expectation was that II tho vote against
tho Govern mont had been successful there
would have been. not q change Of Govern
ment but 4 shuffling OF the Ministerial
cards: that Gladstone would have retired. with
Lord Derby and q few others. and that Lord
Harrington would have been made Prime Min
ister. Tho chief reason for this expectation
was tho now notorious fact that the present
policy In Egypt was essentially the policy Of
Mr.. Gladstone. The only occasions on which
anything like vigorous operations have taken
place. such a. the battles near Suakim last
year. have been when Gladstone was incapnei-
tAted by the state OF his health; and one OF his
worst ats Of illness was induced by violent
attack Of coughing which seized him when he
was outvoted by the other members Of his Cab
met. and tho troops were retained in Egypt.
In spite OF the Governments escape OF last
night. tho future remains very dark and un-
certain. Few people believe that tho Cabinet
can aGree on any policy. Their declarations
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70 America.
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Bvz.ntium IN TN. alvin century md wn;la al
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dora eats her mutton. no mantully maintains
that all the archaeological are wrong In post
poning the invention to the tenth or twelfth
century,