Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-24
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LosIsox. Jans 3s--The crisis In poaif- /
isHAl affairs ID believed 10 have esen
passed, and IL ia mors than prooanie
that today all Differences between the 1
CONSERVATIVES and Liberals gill be AZ.
ranged. and fhat she Conservatives VII |
fern the next Cabinet IL y said that
soFrae teesanteal poinfs oniv remain 20 De i
svtsled. In principle, Is = claimed.
Gladstone has nos departed from tbs !
Inns originally adopted by him, bot he
has made fulser concessions 70 tbs Con |
seEvztives tsan were hcped for.
GAIxsEsURH's kocKPTAscK ANNOUNCED.
Earl Granville announced In the
House Of Lords this esening and GLAD
stone made similar announcement N
the House Of Commons. that the MAI
Guis of Salisbury had aecepted once,
and that be had gone 20 windsor las
| ale 10 no inform the Qoeen- motion
ssss made 10 each house 70 adjourn I'M
I'll Thursday nsxt. As tbs nesting OF
| she House Of Commons this afternoon
i ahe Numbers took the same seats which
they had previously occapieA. Tbs at
| tendmn vas larger than at any prev10as
/ day OF the present session.
| Gladstone said that be hoped 6y 70
morrow to be abie 20 inform the house
CT the nature of the communications
which had passed between himself
and the Marquis Of Salisbury upon the
subject Of ths recent Cabinet deadlock.
The Hoass Of Lords adopted all the
amendments 20 the Redistribution OF
ssats bill, vhieh passed in the Ho0se OF
Commons. The hsuse then adjourned
until tomorrsw, when melton Will be
| made Tor the Issue Of nes writs Of cleo
/ tien for members for the incoming
| Ministry.
sALIsBuKY WILL ANNOUNCE.
Salisbury will announce in tbs Lords
tonight that Gladstone, having given
sufacisnt and entirely satisfactory as
lsuranee Of aid In the conduct OF the
lti0yesnment, he Salisbury viii take
office and form Cabinet.
WANTS TO MAKE STATEMENT.
| Gladstone has asked Lord Salisbury
to pssmit him 20 make statement IN
the House Of Commons tonight regard
ing the nature of the arrangement be-
tween the Liberal and Conservative
leaders.
sir Robert Hart has been appointed
British Minister to China and Corea-
/ TEE PERSONNEL on THE CABINET.
| IoaDos, June 23.--In addition 20 the
names sent in she dispatches last night,
the following are un0fticially but defi-
nitely announced this afternoon as
msmbers Of shs new Ministry: Pest
master General, Lord John Manners;
ATTORNEY General for Ireland, Mr..
Holmes; Solicitor General for Ireland,
Mr.. Munroe. Right Hon. Edward Glib
son, besides being Lord Chancellor for
Ireland, will have q seat in the Cabinet,
, II an unasuas homer. IL 10 belieyed that
the Right Hon. Sir Williams Hart Dyke
will be Chief Secretary for Ireland.
} Both the old and the new members will
90 10 Windsor Castle tomorrow, the
Iformer TO surrender and the latter 20
| receive the seals of Office.
The First Commissioners OF Public
Works will be the Right Hon. David Il.
plunkett; Parliamentary Secretary OF
the Treasury, Rowland VIM; Parlia-
mentary Secretary for the India Office,
! Lord Harris Rectory; 10 the Admiralty,
! Charles T. Richie; Civil Lord of the
Z Admiralty, Ellis Ashmead Bartlets. The
members of the Cabinet proper are
. Lord Salisbury, Sir Stafford Northoote,
: Sir Michael Hicks. Beach, Sir Hardinge
/, clifford, Viscount O. Handbook, Lord
! Harrowby, Sir Richaed Asheton Cross,
!. Col. Frederick Stanley, Right Hon. VIM.
! ii. smi b, Lord Randolph Chufehiil
: Lord George Hamilton, Lord john Man.
ners, the Duke Of Richmond and Cor.
don, Hon. Edward Stanhope, the Earl
OF Carnaryon and Right Hon. Edward
Gibson.
!. THE FIRST MEETING.
Lospos. June "a special Cabinet
council has been summoned by Lord
Salisbury for next Thursday afternoon
KoTEs or THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, June 28.--The Queen has
, confirmed Lord Salisbury Cabinet.
The iFish secretary's portfolio vas
offered to i've others and declined be'
? fore Sir William Hart Dyke accepted it
/ There are symptoms slready that the
! Radicals will do their utmost TO hafrssi
the Conservatives. At an informal
meeting today they decided 10 fight the
> budget unless 10 Is fully satisfactory,
! and 10 oppose the issue Of exchequel
: bonds 10 meet the deficit. Further
they will insist upon the passage Of q
bill removing franchise disqualifica'
: tons from persons receiving paupel
medical relief.
Durine the proceedings 10 the HOUSE
. of Commons today, o spirit Of revolt
l. was manifested In the speeches oil
. Aessrs. Ceilings axd Bonchere.
, The Conservatives expect important
diplomatic changes. II Is reported thai
Sir Austin Layard viii return TO Con
stansinople, and that Sir Edward
Thornton viii remain at st. Petersburg
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