The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-13
W,ARRING FACTIONS.
The English Ministry Resign
and the House Adjourns.
ORD SALISBU R 4
Will Probably Succeed Gladstone as
the Chief Adviser of
the Queen.

the Queen.
LONDON, June "a Cabinet council was
.nvened at noon and was in sessionunti
1.15 o'clock. 1t is understood that the
situation was thoroughly discussed, and it
,,as decided that in view of the defeat last
n;gbt on the budget it would be inconsis.
+ont for the members of the Cabinet to re.
main longer in Office, and it was resolved
their designations be rendered the Queen at
once.
IN THE COMMONS.
The attendance at prayers at the open.
inn of the House OF Commons this afternoon
,,as unusually large. The report that the
Ministers had resigned had been circulated
,ratty thoroughly throughout the metrop-
ols and great crowds OF people surrounded
III the entrances to the Parliament build
mos eager to catch a glimpse OF the Minis
ta1s when they should enter, or hear some
ronort bearing upon the impending events.
IL was generally understood before the
,Saetns OF the House that Gladstone would
,"oyp an adjournment until Friday in Or
Jar to enable the Government to commune
satp with the Queen regarding the crisis and
aaree upon the best method OF meeting it.
The members of the Commons, before the
nraver hour stood about in the lobbies
eagerly discussing the situation.
UNANIMOUS VERDICT.
The Standard in it's evening edition to-
aav SAYS it believes that the result OF the
l,abinet council this afternoon was a unan-
imous decision, affirming the necessity for
tbe resignation OF the entire Ministry.
Earl Salisbury has been in conference
with Sir Stafford Northcote, and it is ex-
nected that the surviving members OF the
last Dsraeli Cabinet will hold a meeting
this afternoon and consider the situation
and their own responsibility for it.
GLADsTONE's s GRANDEUR.
An. m.-Gladstone a few minutes ago en-
tered the House OF Commons. HIS appear
ance was that OF firm man. perfectly un-
disturbed. He at once proceeded to the
Sneakers desk and entered into CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Peel. During the conversa-
tion the Premier was evidently in bright
snirits, 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 admir-
ers, and the Chamber was fairly rent with
cheer after cheer, and
THE APPLAUSE
Rpcame an ovation. At last Mr.. Glad
stone arose in Difference to the greeting.
He said the Ca abinet on assembling to-day
thought they were under obligations to sub
NIT a dutiful communication to the Queen
Tcheers1. 1t would be premature on his
part to enter into particulars concerning
the nature OF the communication just now.
He would say, however, that as on former
occasions, few days must elapse before
the result of that communication could be
arrived at, so as to lie made known to the
House. During the interval, Mr.. Gladstone
concluded, the House would follow it's usual
custom in refraining from the transaction
of ordinary business, and he would move
that the House, on rising, do adjourn until
Friday at S D. M, which was finally agreed
THE RESIGNATION.
4:3Op, m.-Gladstone has just announc-
ed the resignation OF the cabinet.
reported to-day that the Tories will
refuse to accept Office. Ii this be true the
Government will then finish the supply
measure, drop all bills to which strong OPP
position is made and dissolve.
A CONSERVATIVE CABINET.
LONDON, June 1O.-It is reported that the
Conservative leaders at a conference last
evening decided to accept the office. Fol
lowing is a forecast of the new Cabinet:
Marquis of Salisbury, Prime Minister; Sec
retary Stanford, Foreign Department; Sir
Michael Hicks Beach, Chancellor OF the Ex-
chequer and Leader in the House OF Com
mons; Sir Stafford Northcote, who will 60
to the House OF Lords, Lord President OF
the Council; Lord Randolph Churchill,
Secretary OF State for India; Colonel Fred
erick A. Stanley, Secretary OF State Tor
War.
The Ministers will attempt no measures
calculated to give the Liberals a chance to
gain victory. They will recast the budget
in accord with the votes OF the House, and
when the estimates are passed, will dissolve
Parliament.
The Parnellites count upon the lapsing OF
the coercion measure. -,
The Ministerial circle takes it's defeat with
eauanimity. 1t is stated that the Cabinet,
in view of the tendency to disruption and
internal discord, were willing to take ad-
vantage OF the chance to resign.
EFFECT ON RUSSIAN NEG oTiATIoNs.
The crisis postpones indefinitely settle, !a,
ment with Russia The Conservatives VIII
adopt Earl Granville's frontier convention
but will insist upon stringent guarantees
against further Russian advance. ,.s.
The Government has notified the diner
ent officers of the Internal Revenue Depart
ment throughout the United Kingdom una
the additional duties on spirits ana peer
have been Abandoned. A..
Although Gladstone's statement In tne
Commons this afternoon did not cohtal'
any direct announcement OF u resis,Du' =
by the Cabinet, the terms he implied we
those which have been invariably USED Q.
similar occasions, and were taken TO lhul
cate that the designations have been oe'
cided on and rendered to the queen.
THE CONSERVATIVES ARE DIVIDED
on the question of the expediency OF assum
ing power. A majority OF them favor Try
ing the experiment. 1t is expected by IN !,
Tories that the Marquis of Salisbury VII
he ready by Friday next to accept an my,
tation by the Queen to form PROVISIONS
Government.
It is rumored that Gladstone intends u
entirely abandon political life.
"A NIT is understood now that Tn
Conservatives will form new CaDineI an
undertake the administration OF the uoN
ernment if requested to do so by the V"ee;;
In the absence OF such request tney W.
let the present Ministers untangie 'ie'
difficulties.
ON TO BALMORAL.
New YORK, June "a London spec.
says: Gladstone goes tonight to Baimors o,'
to place his resignation in the Gueen
hands 1t is now believed that the Conse
vatives will take office. Prominent ;, i'e"
bers are urging the leaders to do 80.
IRELAND JUBILANT.
DUBLIN, June 9.-The Freeman's JourM. ~
to-day, commenting on the defeat OF :.
Government last night on the budget spy 1.,
'The defeat is due to the action OF the "a
nelites in refusing to uphold the SaIns h's
from which yhey received nothing but Or Or
ken promises and from which Ireland c4u o.,
expect nothing but injustice, as was tot
shadowed in the proposed attempo
saddle upon Ireland the iniqutous pro- u
ions OF the Crimes Act. The result oi "
vote last night will cause Earl Spencer a.,
his lieutenants at the castle to quit lrels'''
leaving behind them the memory
an administration which was pre-em,nee.;. gu.
noted for cold-blooded brutality ana ir's
and calculating injustice