Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

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LESBOS, Jaas 1.-The Marquis Of
aalizhury. st 3 oyaloek this aftsrDoon,
depaFfed for windsor Castle % prssens
10 ne Qaesn toe AtnisteFs be has ehsssn
fog the NEG CabiaeA
PEKPAkrxo 4 cAEnsKI.
L.oxpoz. jana 17.-Anosher eoufsrsnes
OF Conservatives Vas held as noon today
as the Residence Of the Marquis OF saiis-
bzry. The purposs Of thfs eorferenee
was 30 sndsav0g to settle upou persons
70 al the several Offices. 90 that cor
. etc CAbines may be presented 20 rar-
ilsssent oa Fnd4y. Lord Randolph
Chnrchill attended the Council
soRrRcorE Soz TO sR LkADEA-
Lozpos. June l7.-At Q copfersnee OF
Conservatives Yesterday 10 10 said that
Lord Randolph ChurshiIl naae tt
eondifion Of bis acsep ancs OF etnee
! that Sir Stafford Eorshcote should net
Be made leader Of the Conservatives IN
the Coumsps. Sir Henry Drummofd
Wolf will have a position IN the Caoi-
nes. The conference Of Conservative
leaders today lasted an hour. IL % salo
that all obstacles TO the formation 81
the Cabines have been surmounted. AZ
.he eonelusioa of the conference Lord
h sndo ph Ga chill rsmsined IN private
ooafereacs wIlh tue Marquis Of Sails
bury.
kuzsIk's sUeGEsTIoS.
The Pail Nal G0zstts has an editorial,
| believed 20 be inspired by Lessar, OF the
| Russian boundary commission. IL says
/ that unless Salisbury wishes TO deepen
| tue convictinn OF Russia that his Minis
try Il a msnsce of war he will cancel tbs
| appointmeut OF ChurchIli - Secretary
| OF State for India. "Russia," continues
the srsiele, ''alrs4dy regards the Sails
bury Cabines 18th such snspiclon thai
any sudden hitsh may cause sueh rup
tore Of negotiations now IN progress a
will result in war"
q FoRNAL AcT.
LozpoE, June 1.-THE Marquis Of
Salisbury, temorrow, will 20 TO Windsor
Cassie, and there inform the Qaeeu II
the manner prescribed for the ceremon,
and observed for many years, that be u
ready 20 ebey the commands OF hii
Sovereign, and accept any responsible
~ for the conduct Of the Government
Of her Msi -sty.
DISCUSSING 16h UA6ANEI.
| LONDON, June i7.-fh Ti1sss, in al
editorial, says the new Cabinet 10 [
compromise between the rebuilding o
the D'lsraeli Ministry and the infusion
of nav blood demanded by Lord Ran
dolph Churchill, IL Ii not q compiet
triamph for Lord Randolph Churchill
! although his principal demands hav
been conceded. MIsRivinQs are widei
entertained that the cost of ms rash
ness and interference will iufiict iBiur
J | 10 India at the critical moment, but b
] must work In harmony with Earl Dat
/ FERN and the Council Of Indil
Lord Randolph Churchill prot
0 ably insisted that the . renew.
D of The coercion act DO abandoned. h
D fegrinR to Mr.. Chamberiain's char.
q that 5000 soldiers are maintained
Z Ireland 90 support the British rule, th
y Times asks him II be vill be ready
acQaiesce II Ireland wishes to separai
when the restraining force IL removes
and warns him against triflIng for part
purposes with the Rravest Imperial II
terests.
o CABINET PARTLY COMPOSED.
Q LosDos, June 1.-THE composite
!. Of ths nes Cabinet has been partial
settled IS follows: Marquis OF Salisbur
Prime Minister and Secretary
u State for the Foreign Department
:. Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Chancell
" Of ExohsqaeF; Lord Randolph Churc
III. Secretary Of, State for India; 4
Richard Asshelton Gross, Secretary
:. State for Home Department; Rig
Hon. Edward Gibson, Lord Ihsncs
}. lof Of Ireland, Right Hon. WIN. Hen
Smith, will probably be Secretary
d state for war; Col. Frederick Stanle
q Secretary fer she Coloaief; E4ri
Carnsrvon or Viseo7nt CrAnbroo
> Lord Lieutenant Of ireland Sir sta
}. lord Northcots, Lord Presidsnt Of d
CoGncil Sir Harding Clifford, Lo
High Chancellor.