The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-10
GLADSTONE GOES.
The Resignation Of the Eng
lish Premier.
y THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
p-,t,sh cabinet-The Eng
The no" canservatives- How the
irish view the ReSisna'lO"'
gladstone Resigns.

,.1une 9-The Cabinet Council
.,nrored at uoon and was in session
o--r115o,cIock. 1t is understood the
~, zion was thoroughly discussed and
:: = was decided that in view of the defeat
aicbt on the budget, it would be IN
tent for members of the cabinet to
LONGER in Office and it was re
.e end that their resignation pc rendered
The Queen at once: a
NE feeling on the Stock Exchange.
1 GNelnIa declined BIG. while Russian
securities were lower on an Rrosim,
Nial exchanges. Inc weak ieeiiis ~
5nsncial circles is more marked, as Is
also the decline in government oonds.
It is reported to-day that the torres
gill in case the Cabinet resigns, reIuSe
70 a accept Office. If this be true, GOV
eminent will then finish the supply
MEASURE, drop all bills to which
.frong opposition Is made ana olssoiVe.
40 pm. - Gladstone. has just an
,ounced to Parliament the resignation
Of the Cabinet.
nerf It was expected that an effort
-ronId he made last night to prevent the
nronosed increase of duties upon beer
md shirts but there was no idea that
Sbo o5nosition would overturn the Cab
met II was rumored as extremely
doubtful whether the ministers could
-esirn and leave unfinished so many
,nnortant matters relating to both home
and foreign affairs. Nothing more un-
roward than the present crisis could
nave occurred. Apparently men of all
corfies are of the opinion that govern
;,,a1t should at least remain provision
,lIv that is until after the general cleo
mons.
The defeat of government has pro
duced general depression on the Stock
Exchange.
Gladstone, a few minutes after 4
o'clock. this afternoon. entered the
House of Commons. His appearance
was that of q firm man perfectly undis-
turbed. He at once proceeded to the
Speakers desk and entered into CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Peel. During the con-
Versation the Premier was evidently in
bright spirits. and he was loudly cheered
by the Radical members of the House
When he showed himself in his usual
place his very self possession seemed to
enthuse his admirers, and the Chambers
vas fairly rent with cheer after cheer,
and the applause became an ovation. At
last Nj Gladstone arose in Difference to
the greeting. He said the Cabinet on
assembling to-day thought they were
under obligations to submit dutiful
communication to the Queen. (Cheers,)
1t would be premature on his part to
enter into particulars concerning the
nature of that communication justnOW.
He would say, however, that as on
former occasions, a few days must
elapse before the result of that COM
muniCation could be arrived at, so as to
be made known to the House. During
the interval, Mr.. Gladstone concluded,
the House would follow its usual Gus
tom, in Tefraining from the transaction
OF ordinary business, and he would
move, that the House on rising,
adjourn until Friday, at 5p. m.
The House of Commons and House of
Lords have adjourned until next Fri
day.
The attendance at prayers at the
opening of the House C Commons. this
afternoon, was unusually large. The
report that the ministry had resigned
mad been circulated pretty thoroughly
throughout the metropolis, and great
crowds OF people surrounded all the en-
frances to all Parliament buildings eager
TO catch a glimpse of the ministers
when they should enter, or hear the
report bearing upon the impending
events. 1t was generally understood
before the meeting of the House that
Gladstone would move an adjournment
until Friday in order to enable
government to communicate with
the Queen regarding the crisis, and the
pest method of meeting it. Members
OF the Commons, before the PRAYER
nour stood about in the Hobbies eagerly
discussing the situation.
The Standard IN its evening edition
today, said it believes that the result
OF the Cabinet council this afternoon
vas unanimous decision affirming the
hecesslly LOT resignation by the entire
Earl Salisbury has been in conference
WITH Sir Stafford Northcote, # eT1
pected that the surviving membars Of
The last Disrael Cabinet viii boiS % -
meeting this afternoon, and conside- ~ .
situation and their own RESPONSIVENESS
new YORK, June "A London sne-
9lAi 70 the Post says. Gladstone COOS
.o-hlght to Balmoral to place his 70.
5lghauon In the Queens hands II is
I9W believed that the Conservatives
VIII take Office Prominent members = ~ ~
urging the leaders to do so. )"