Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-11

in London. Earl Spencer Is III Dublin,
having left London after the Cabinet meet
ing yesterday.
The chief difficulty encountered by the
Conservatives in their discussions regard
in.r the formation Of the Ministry, says the
PIH Nal Gazcttc, is the problem of what TO
do with Lord Randolph Churchill. He
claims to have done much in The work OF
DESTROYING the Liberal Government, and
demands his share Of the spoils. 1t is APP
parent that the older Lords regard him as
troublesome and somewhat dangerous to
have around the national couacils. The
Gn-rHc intimates thai polite effort will be
made to get rid of him. il the Conserva-
tivos form the Government, he will it is said
be requested to 90 to Ireland, if not to
succeed Earl Spencer as Lord Lieutenant
then as Chief Secretary. The sort of talk
which is already being applied to the young
man is something like this: - You certain
" prefer duty to mere ambition. Therefore
Won should accept this difficult and danger
Gus post Dare you accept L? If you ac-
cept. then, whether yoE succeed or fail, you
will AT least prove that you possess the great
qualities of iutyepIdity and selt-sacritice,
which are alP9ng the greatest gifts possessed
by popular statesmen" Lord Randolph is
very susceptible 10 flattery and he might
9. "A great Irish Governor.
The Standard in an editorial, says The
duty of the Conservatives is clear. If Glad
stone insists on resigning, the opposition is
bound to accept the Government. We trust
they viii not hesitate, though statesmen
have seldom been faced with 50 uninviting
Il task"
No GREAT BLOW To THE GLADSTONE MIN
ISTRY.
New YORK, June lOth.-The Posts Lon
don SPECIAL saws I can state with conf
deuce that 50 far from the defeat being a
great blow TO the Gladstone Ministry, no
special effort Was made to avoid it. 1t was
quite certain that the Government, not be-
Ing able t. steer the ship Of state the Gov
eminent tr nded it. As the Tories are al
ways protesting great anxiety to be in
Office, the best tactics were to let them il.
The resignation Of Gladstone has placed
the Conservatives in a very awkward, and
possibly ruinouS position, and wounded
the party throughout the country. Again.
the report of Gladstone departure for Bal
moral was incorrect. When he received
the Queen refusal to come to London he
pleaded illness, and sent an official mCsSen-
ger 10 her. Much indignation IS expressed
at the Queen attempt to compel all pOit-
zeal leaders, even when they are men of
make a Journey of several thousand miles
to save her trouble. She will probably
have to return.
SUMMONED To BALMORAL.
LONDON, June l0th.-The Queen has sum-
moned the Marquis of Harrington, Secre-
tary OF State for War, to Balmoral Castle.
Il is not known whether he is summoned
as a representative OF Gladstone, or is to be
invited to form i new Cabinet Harting-
ton seems in no hurry to comply with the
summons, and has not yet started for Scot
land.
URGED TO REFUSE OFFICE.
LONDON, June 10th.-A private deputa-
ton of Conservative members of Parla-
ment waited upon Sir Stafford NorthcOte
and the Marquis of Salisbury to-day. and
urged them to refuse office. The Marquis
of Salisbury stated that if the Queen called
them they must form a Government. He
would support Northcote for Premier, and
he expected the Queens demands would
place Sir Stafford in that position.
INDICATIONS OF THE QUEENS EARLY RETURN
LONDON, June llth-A. 1.-THE Marquis
of Harrington had arranged 10 90 TO Bal
moral last evening, in place of Gladstone
but the plan was abandoned The fact that
u an indication of the early arrival of the
Queen.
LONDON, June lIth-A. M.-An official
order was issued last night closing Windsor
Castle to the public after to-day. This is q
sure "a OF the advent OF the Queen. As
Windsor is only thirty minutes ride byIail
from London, the return of her Majesty
VIII greatly expedite public business Al the
present crisis.
TORY Rule 'yHL3NsUEEA Liberal TRIUMPH,
LoNpoy, June 1lth-A. N.-The Dq@y
Ne5eS this morning expresses hope that
tie Cabinet viii persist in resignng, add
ing that q few months of Tory rule will IN
sure i Liberal triumph in the general cleo
tons. and be better than FIFTY diseourscs Oh
the superiority of Liberal principles.
Lord WoIseley Creates = Sensation in
London.
LoNDox. June 1Oth.-A sensation has
been caused here by the publication OF
Lord Wolseley's dispatches denouncing
the evacuation Of the Soulau. He warns
the Government that on lis withdrawal
from Dongo!a thc Whole province viii be
given M 10 anarchy, and will revert from
civilization 10 barbarism. The with
draWai, ila says, viii not avert tnestrugglc.
MahGi in r few years will attack Egypt.
The years of internal trouble, i'm Egypt
have been burden and strain on her mil
itarv resources. The best policy, in both Il
military and financial point of view. would
be To attack MaLdi at khartoum.
Nihili,ts Divided Among Themselves.
ST. PETERSBURG. June l0th-The police
state that tine Nihilists in this city are Seri-
ously divided in opinion as to the best
means of continuing their agitation. 4
majority of the brotherhood is believed To
favor an abandonment Of terrorism, and
making IN effort 70 effect a revolution by
pacific means.
Refugees from Khartoum and Berber.
DoNGoLA. june I0th.-Elevu thousand
refugees have ;<r.v Vel here from kuart0Un
and Bcrher. The Nabaj is allowing his
Egyptian prisoners 10 depart.
Archbishop Thourget.
MONTREAL. June lOth.-The remains OF
Archbishop Thourgct are lying in state at
Sauit aux Recallcis. the Pouulcal Zpuayes
forming guard oi honor. On Thursday
viii ha celebrated q solemn mass, q; which
over 80 Bishop, and 1000 priests from
Canada and the United states are expected
IL ba present Tie remains viii then bC
elevated to the ArchbiSAop's throne and
carried 10 Noua Dame Church.
4 boundary Question.
OTTAWA. Juae I0h.-Unless some pre-
Veutive measures are taken international
complications may mt any r.oWent arise
between tLe Canadian and the United
States Governments over the underlined
boundary line between Alaska and British
Columbia. AdyioeS received here to-day
frnm British Columbia state that miners
working locations in the Yukon country