The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-16
| TORY FURN|TURE!.
Salisbury Making Selections
from 1t for an English
Queens Cabinet,
And "a Tough Time He IL Hay.
ing for the Pieces Don,t
Match 20 suit Him.
-
Gladstone IL Cheercd by the
Commons but Ia not Help
ing His Enemies.
The Clicking Cable Tells OF
Royalty Dead, PIebiansL iy-
Ing, Politicians Plotting.
ENGLISH POLITICS.
Az rRIsn MrMnER,s oprNIoN,

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Dublin, June 15.-Mr. ODonpell
member Of Parliament for Dungar.
van, in a communication to the Free.
mans journal says the marquis OF
salisbury can secure majority of
| 400 votes in parliament for his coer-
| cion measures for Ireland. Mr..
O'Donnell also states that coalition
! Is forming and says that 1t behooycs
irish opinion to make itself heard.
The Times says II is clearly to be
understood the Salisbury cabinet
must be transition ministry as there
Is no room for a new departure OF
policy and 1t is only possible to en-.
gage IN legislation looking to renew
al of the coercion law of Ireland.
| CONSERVATIVES LEADERS MEET.
The leaders of the conservative
party, including the ministry of the
last Disraeii Cabinet, Col. Stanley
Harting Clifford excepted, met at noon
to-day at the house of the Marquis of
| Salisbury, aud u was 2 O'Clock before
the company separated. The names
OF the new cabinet selected will be
submitted to the queen upon the ar
| rival OF her majesty at Windsor
Castle.
Lord Randolph Churchill managed
TO get 10 the residence of the Marquis
of Salisbury Just before the meeting
of the conservatives leaderS had dis
solved. The Marquis of Salisbury ex-
| plaiued 10 the meeting the result of
his interview with the queen. and
hoped that he would have the assist
anCe of his colleagues to form cabi-
I mi an nj
| expressed was in favor of the accept
ance of Office by the independents.
The lobbies of the house of COM
mons presented very animated ap-
penrance this afternoon. There was
renewal of the unfounded rumors that
the conservative leaders are experi-
encing considerable difficulty In form
ing cabinet. 1t was understood that
Lord Randolph Churchill and tho
marquis differ in regard to the neces-
sity tor the re-enactmcnt of coercion
measures for Ireland.
THE OLD PREMIER CHEERED.
Mr.. Gladstone was In his usual
place in the house of commons this
afternoon and he was created with
cheers when he arose to make an an
nouncement, which was that the Mar
quis of Salisbury had consented to
form government.
Mr.. Labonchere, radical, asked Mr..
Gladstone if there was any truth In
the published report that the Marquis
of Salisbury bad only consented to
form conservative ministry when as
sured of assistance by the prcseut lib.
er.ll government. Mr.. Gladstone In
reply assured Mr.. Laboucherc that he
(Mr Gla,lstone) was ignorant of the
existence of any arrangement where.
by the present government was bound
by any promise 10 assist the conscrva-
tive government.
The house then passed the rem ain
ing stage OF the bill granting tho an
nuity 10 Princess Beatrice on the oc-
casion Of her marriage and reported
the amendments made by the house
of lords to the redistribution of seats
bill. On motion of MIR. Gladstone the
house adjourned until Friday.
ON nANuMAN's DAY.
The house OF lords this afternoon
adjourned uriil Friday, when the
marquis Of Salisbury will announce
his programme and probably his min
istry.
TORIES WAIT LIBERAL HELP.
The Times says Lord Salisbury ha
not accepted Office unconditional,
; and nothing win be definitely settle,
until the queens arrival. The conser
NATIVES Will require some kind O
: guarantee from their opponents tina
they will leave the new government
uumolested until the general election
THAT AFGHAN BOUNDARY.
o The correspondent OF the Time
9 near Herat writes that the delays
. the delinitation of the Afghan from
q. Ter is causing excitement and suspi
d ion among the Afghans and Turc,
l. mans. The former still continue
$, prepare for war. The boundary cor
ID mission is proceeding with its explo
70 alions aud is meeting with good W
and ciyility everywhere.
London June i5.-The Times co
ed tinues 10 condemn the late Cover
~ meni, aud publishes u copy of the 1
e. eral whip issued for to-day's form
meeting of the house of commons, a
says Il is precisely similar 10 that 8,
nd out for the crucial division of !
ex Monday night. II says whips
re, " off too often, and by using ucg
oil, terms for trivial occasions weaken
be be- effect of summons when real CT
OF is at hand.
He'd al The Daily Telegraph says the n
4 ia qiis Of Salisbury win have the s,
this patty of the country, and warns
10Y IN radical leaders, Mr.. Chamberlin