Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

KyRxTTKnsa UNSETTLED
LoxDox, gpns iL-KveryshiDg In 70
1u2sttlsd- Ths Senal9rd (Oonserva-
livs) declares that The Conservatives
Are reeey 20 form Q R0sernDeus 20 the
bidding Il the oaesn. The Eses
lAher.ll urges 0a.dssoae 10 peFsiss In
nis resolution 70 resign. and ssys that q
lev months o. hassfRl Tory rule vtH
return him 30 pewer stronger than ever
befoEe- Tbs Thnes advises ths Minis-
ters % reconsider tkeir insension Of r.
10 says that the rssnlt Of The
vote Of Monday night vas due 20 TIE
defectivs measures Of the Liberal
1hips for getting members % attend
IL plainly intimstes that the Ministers
will and In tbs Q7ssn an awkward eos
tomer, who viii insist upon being Rivsn
ooRent rsasons fer their proposed g.
ten, and even then will probably refuse
10 scoept their resiznasio1s.
Hov TIE sEzzAss ACCOUNT roe II.
BKELx, June 1l.-0erman diplomats
slle1s tnas one Of the causes, and the
grsasest. Of the resignation Of the Glad
stone government, Was the failure Of
the sserst mission Of the Earl Of Rose
bury, British privy seal. 20 Berlin. These
diplomats n0s assert that tie obiecs Of
that mission wag 70 secure Q reconcilia-
tisn between Gladstone and Prince Bis
m4rek- Another cause 10 said to be the
failure Of Right Hon Joseph Chamber-
lain's mission 10 Paris. Cnamberisin's
trip 10 Paris VS. st the time it was
made announced 20 Be simply for pleas
ure and recreation. OfaciAls In the
katser's foreign service declare, hog.
ever. that Chamberlain vas SAINT TO the
French Capital by Gladstone for the
pQfpose Of obtaining from u. De Frev
sinet, french 8inssteg OF foreign al airs.
an Angle French alliance in Rxyptiap
Affairs. This Uaa 20 be based on IN
equal shares In the control Of the coun-
try, knslish control 10 be paramount.
the consideration 10 BE- accordea
France being an embassy from
King John Of Ahyssiana the
establishment Of Whieh In the Khe-
dives dominions and In relations WITH
England would prove coautsractiye of
Italian desiRns Il is declared thss the
failure Of both These missions Qreatly
Giadssone, who losing hear.
at the discovery Of what he believed
was the deep hostility against England
entertained BY her immediate continen-
tsl neiRhbors, suddenly swoke 70 Q keen
seuse Of she failure Of his foreign
policy, and concluded 70 abandon polifi-
sai life.
ONLY AT TEE QUEKS's SOLICITATIONS.
LoxDes. June ll--(sladstone still
wishes 10 abandon poiiEiosl life, bal If
10 changes bis mind and continaes Al
he head OF British political afairs, Il
sill be at the earnest solicitation Of the
Saeen. O
coRFrlcrlNG RuMoRs.
LoxDoS. June 1l-6:so .. m.-Nsarly
very hour brings q fresh rumor cos
,erning the Ministerial question. Ths
attest Of shess rumors IL that the Mar.
luis Of Hartington, Secretary Of State
or War, will be asked by the Queen 10
the Liberal Ministry, Glad
tone 70 retire. Nothing reliable, how
'ver. has transpirsd today up to this
lour.
oosfERKscB WIFE VICTORIA.
The Queen has MAIDS an appointment
o confer With Gladstons ON ths present
risis IN British political affairs. The
conference will take plaes next Thurs.
lay at Balmofal. The Queen has ar
anged TO return 10 Windsor Castle on
be 2OsA instant.
COMMENTS OF TEE cprsB.
LoxDoN, Juue 1.-The Standard saws
hat it 10 understood that the Queen
rs requested Gladstone 10 transmit to
er his views In full on the political
risis. n order that arrangements may
o made 10 avert an immediate change
. the British Ministry. Il is not az
'ected, the Standard continues, that
be Qaeea will accept toe designations
I the Ministers, or that any anal de-
isi0n will be reached conce rning the
uesticn of changing the government
util Her Msjesty's rstsrn to Windsor
|astie. The Conservatives can do
othine, the paper argues, until the
lueen's wants are made known. In
ne meantime Il 10 doubtful IL toe LID
raj Uaoinet can hold together. 90 great
70 the differences Gt present existing
stvsen iss members. There exists
uspicion which dailv deepeps, the
teadard further declares. thas the
Maidstone Ministry eourted their re-
emit defeat for the purpose Of conceal
ng behind Its excitement their own
issensiona. Statements made since
be defeat. By some Of the Liberal men,
ers WAC absented themselves from the
ots on the fnal decision, show that the
overnment might have saved them
elves on that vote II they had cared
sriousiy 70 do %.
NE DILEMMA or THE CONSERVATIVES.
LoNDon, June 11.--Lord Salisbury, In
q informal conference with Q number
{ Conservative members Of the House
{ Commons. said be woald refuse
face unless assured BY the Liberal
eaders that . factious oppositisn would
lot hamper his administration. II the
liberal majority were willing 10 give
air play 70 Conservative Ministry.
'ftioe might Be saoepted- without
ome sush understanding between the
eaders ca both sides, 10 would be- In
sossiblc for tho CONSERVATIVES 10 under
axe the aov0rnmsnt. TIE possibility
4 suoh On understanding u being dis
lassed In tbs Political Clubs. Mr.. Glad.
soue, Lord Hartinntou and other LIB
'raia, it is believed, would aeceae, whiie
and Sir Charles Dixie
gouid ssfuse. Mr.. Ch&mbeFiain's organ,
he Birminaham Pcsf, describes the
Radical policy In the event Of Q Tsry
being forlms6. Taey must. the
Poet says. be watched, eNecksd, forbid.
len 20 laRislate. ccmpeiEea 10 justify
md explain every sssp. and tnust Be %
,o1nd. limited and prsse1ked using
or their own purposes he position %
which they have no real claim. Thess
md similar declarations b. other Lib
raj pagers iatenzifs the feeling Of the
'ank and Gle Of the Conservatives
against acespling offies ~ impossibls
without guarantees Of soma Support
4 the hands Of the mods rate Libcrzls.
The oaeen II In telenraphic ccnsuita-
foo wan the Primes Of Wales and sew
raj membeFs Of the pfivy eeunsii. This
3 The hrst TINA shs has ssa9ht tue I'D
noe of the Prince on State crisis. 10
. fepofsed thas be has advised the
queen 10 fellow tho constitutional prao-
ace and call the 1fsrqais Of Salisbury
o form Q neu Cabines.
TIE lstess report b that The Queen
~ summoned Lord Salisbury te Bal
moral, and that the Marquis lsft Lon
len fcniQht for scotland. II o Tory
Jahinss 10 termed. 0isdssone's imme-
late rssirensnt from puhiie isfe b eers
ain. and The MAsQais 81 HARD RtoD
Eili % ieff 10 lsnd tie oppceitlnu.
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