The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-12

IN OBEDIENCE TO HER MAJESTY.
LONDON, June 1l.-Lord Harrington
stayed in London In obedience to tele-
gram from the Queen.
DRAWING 1T MILDLY,
The Madrid correspondent of the
Ilmes says that the cholera scare
there is exaggerated and that the dis.
ease is only of the mildest form,
CoNsULs LOWER,
ConsulS 80 9 10, for money; 995s Tor
account.
THE CONSERVATIVES READY.
Everything in regard to governrne mt
crisis is still unsettled. Thel Standard,
(Conservative), declares that the Con
servatives are ready to form govern
ment at the bidding of the queen. The
news ( Libera) urges Gladstone to per-
slst IN his resolution TO resign, and SAYS:
A Few months of hateful Tory rule viii
return him to power, stronger than ever
before.
THE TINES ADRIsEs.
The Times advises the ministers TO
reconsider their intentions TO resign
1t says the vote Monday night was due
10 the determined measures of the Lib
raj whips for getting members 10 at
tend. 1t plainly intimates that the
ministers will tnd that the queen win
insist on beng given urgent reasons
Tor their proposed action and even then
Will probably refuse to accept their res
ignstion.
THE QUEEN sTEADFAsT.
The Standard says: at Is understood
the queen has requested Gladstone TO
submit TO her his views In full of the
political crisis in order that arrenRe-
nAnla NAV Iva a A IN rnVtt h., H..
diate change in tho ministry" 'It IL
not expected" the Standard Continues.
'that the queen will accept the resigna-
lions OF the ministers or that any hnal
decision will be reached concerning the
question OF changing the government
until her majesty's return 10 Windsor
Castle. There exists a suspicion which
daily deepens that the Gladstone min
lstry courted their recent defeat for the
purpose of conoealiug under its excite.
ment their own dlssensious. State
ments made since their defeat by some
Liberal members, who absented them
selyes from the vote on the fatal decis.
ion, show that the government might
have saved itself on that vote II 1t had
cared seriously to do sou
TO AN EMBASSY.
The Daily Telegraph expresses the
hope that the United States govern.
ment will soon raise the legation at
London TO an embassy. Such a change,
IL IL said, would be universally favored
in London.
Referring TO the departure OF Lowell,
the Telegraph says: He won all our
hearts and he will be the connecting tic
between the nations he loves and knows
30 we'll.
URGING HIM.
IL is rumOred that the queen has sent
a telegram 10 Mr.. Gladstone requesting
him TO reconsider his decision 70 resign.
There is no reason, however, 20 believe
that Gladstone will, under the existing
conditions, consent 90 resume Office.
IN "A HALF HOUR.
An official order was issued to-day
closing Windsor Castle TO the public
after tomorrow. This is a sure sign OF
the advent OF the queen at Windsor. IL
is only 30 minutes by rail from London.
The return Of her majesty will greatly
expedite public business at the pres
Ont crisis.
".FREsH" INCIDENTS.
Nearly every hour brings fresh ru-
NOR about the ministerial question, The
latest OF these rumors is that the Mar
outs OF Harrington, secretary of state
Tor war, will be asked by the Queen TO
reconstruct the Liberal ministry Ii Mr..
Gladstone is TO retire. Nothing reliable,
however, has trNnspired to-day up to
this hour-6:3O p. m. The Queen has
made an appointment TO confer with
Mr.. Gladstone on the present crisis In
British political affairs. The conference
will take place next Saturday at Bal
moral Castle. The Queen has arranged
to return TO Windsor Castle on the 10Th
instant.
IF SHE URGES uARD ENOUGH.
The latest reports from authentic
sources indicate the eventual return OF
Mr.. Gladstone TO office at the head of
u reconstructed anti-cotrcion Cabinet.
Mr., Gladstone wisE6s 10 abandon po-
Utica life, but II he changes his mind
and continues at tho head OF British
political affairs, IL will be vi the urgent
solicitation of the queen.
A large number of official kilograms
have passed to-day between London
and Balmoral.
The British esidents OF Cashmere re-
port that earthquake hooks continue Of
great severity. The towns OF Bara-
mulla and Sapur have been utterly
ruined and 100 persons killed. There
has also been great loss OF life in ada.
cent villages. Many cattle and sheep
have been killed.