Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-13

noon GlduSlOllS received communication
from the Queen acknowledging the receip
OF the designations of the Cabinet. Sh,
also states that, pending the consideration
of the resignation of the Gladstone Minis
try, she had summoned to Balmoral th,
Marquis of Salisbury
IN the House of Lords, Granville an
| nounced that Gladstone had rendered thC
resignation Of himself and his entire Cabi
net, and stated that the Queen had accented
the designations, and had summoned to hel
| presence the Marquis of Salisbury. who is
now at Balmoral in conference with hel
| Majesty. Therefore, Lord Granville said
| he hoped the House would abandon all
ordinary business.
Telegrams from all the principal points
along the route taken BY the MARQUIS oi
Salisbury to Balmoral show that the jour
/ ney was made through a continued series
| of popular ovatons. On all that part Of
| the way which lies in Scotland, crowds OF
people assembled at the railway stations
and cheered the coming man." AtAber-
| deem station where the train stopped, the
| demonstration was particularly enthusi-
| astic. Here some one called out Three
cheers for Gladstone, an invitation greeted
with groans and Kisses.
Now that it has become apparent by the
departure of the Marquis of Salisbury for
BalmOral, that the Tories will assume the
reins of Government, the Parnellite mem
bers of Parliament have begun conferring
| with leading Conservatives with regard tC
the government of Ireland Parnell and
his followers strongly urge the Tories to
adopt Home Rule measure for Ireland.
No CHANGE IN INDIAN AFFAIRS.
SIMLA (India), June 12th-It is under
stood that the change Of Ministry in Eng
land will not involve any change in the
position of Lord Dutierin, Viceroy OF
Egypt.
THE sGRAND OLD MAN" STILL POPULAR.
LONDON, June 12th.-Gladstone's recep-
ton, when he drove to the House of Com
mons this afternoon. was one of extraor-
dinarv enthusiasm Crows lined thestreets.
ran after his carriage cheering, and crowd
ed into the Palace yard Their shouts
could be heard in the House and when he
entered there was another ovation.
GLADSTONE TO LEAD THE LIBERALS
LONDON, June 12th.-The following state
ment, of extreme interest and Importance,
reaches your correspondent from a source
which compels him to place great conf
dence in it: It was Gladstone's intention to
retire from public life at or even before the
dissolution of Parliament, but angered at
the conduct of the Tories, and their bad
treatment and insults, he is determined to
lead the Liberal party during the elections
for the next Parliament. Ehis will be re-
ceiYed with delight by the country, and be
calculated to make a difference of many
seats to the Liberals. Gladstone says his
health and spirits are better than they
have been for long time.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, June 12th-Gladstone an
nounced in Hhe House Of Commons this
afternoon that he had resigned office, that
! the Queen had accepted his resignation.
and that her Majesty had informed him
| that she had summoned the Marquis OF
| Salisbury, the leader of the Opposition III
| the House of Lords, to Balmoral, for the
purpose of inrusting him with the mission
| of forming a new Ministry.
Gladstone, continuing, said that under
! the peculiar circumstances surrounding the
outgoing Government he would, q little
| later on propose that the House oil
| Commons adjoure until next Monday.
The question had arisen, he proceeded
to say, whether it would be best
| for the public convenience and interest
to go ON with the pending legislation con
2erning the redistribution of seats bill
The present Government would only do sc
with the consent of the House. He did
not believe any difference of principle in
respect to this most important measure
could now possibly arise between the
parties, and he reminded the House that
| the Government and opposition were both
under a compact regarding the redistribu-
ton bill. 1t would, however, be gratifying
to himself and his colleagues or the out
going Cabinet if, before they ceased their
| public duties, they could regard the bill as
sealed and delivered.
| Sir Stafford NorthcOte. on behalf of the
Conservatives, responded. His party de-
sired to proceed with the redistribution bill
as rapidly as possible. There was no rea-
son why the amendments made to the bill
by the House of Lords should not at once
receive the assent of the House of Com
mons, but the question of these amend
ments was in a peculiar shape. The amend.
ments were not yet printed, and he thought
it desirable to have them printed before
formally acting on them.
Gladstone expressed acquiescence with
these views and the sitting of the House
was suspended until the amendments
should be received. The amendments as
passed by the Lords having finally reached
the House, the sitting was resumed, and il
was decided TO make the amendments the
subject of discussion next Monday, and ar
adjournment was taken to that date.
The remainder of the session was occu-
pied in reading for the third time the redis
| tribution of seats bill and the passing o.
amendments thereto.
RUMoRED EFFORTS TO MAKE NoRTHCoTF
PRIME MINISTER.
LONDON, June 12th-It is reported to-
day in certain circles that the Marquis OF
| Salisbury, after consultation with the Con-
servative leaders, had decided to advise
that an effort be made to induce Mr.. Glad
stone to reconsider his resolve to resign
| and should these efforts fail then to sug.
gest that Sir Stafford Northcote be called
upon to form the Cabinet.
THE QUEENS MOVEMENTS
LONDON, June 12th-The Queen is ex-
pected to arrive at Windsor Castle from
Balmoral Tuesday next.
SALISBURY CONSENTS TO FORM A MINISTRY
I LONDON, JEne 13th-A M-The MARQUIS
of Salisbury has consented to form q Min
istry, with Sir Stafford Northcote as Chan
cellor of the Exchequer.
UNEAsINEss IN RUSSIA.
sr. PETERSBURG, June 12th.-The Noroe
Vremya is daily publishing articles ex-
pressing fears of a fresh dispute with a
|
bury and Lord Randolph Churchill.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
LONDON, June 13th-A. M-The Ne,r
says that the statement that Gladstone
intends to retire from the leadership of the
Liberals is unauthorized
The Earl of Aberdeen has offered Glad
stone the use of his residence near London
for the remainder OF the session.
l. The messenger from Gladstone arrived
| at Balmoral two hours before Lord Sails.
| bury.
The Queen leaves Balmoral Tuesday
and will arrive OF Windsor Castle Wednes-
day morning.
1t is stated that message from the
Queen has arrived for Sir Stafford North
! cote.
The promptness with which the Queer
accepted the designations of the Gladstone
Ministry is the subject of general com
ment. She telegraphed her acceptance, in
stead of sending it by royal courier, as i:
usual in cases of importance.