The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-27
TEMPORARY TRUCE.
The Radicals Already Mani.
fest Uneasiness.
u11E. NEW OFFICERR
Poor Prospect of Their Being Able to
Hold Themselves Above
the Water.

1oxpoN. June 23.-Earl Granville an
,auneed in the House of Lords last evening
"nJ Gladstone made similar announce
''ont in the House OF Commons, that the
Woro1is of Salisbury had accepted office,
and that he had gone to Windsor castle
to so inform the Queen.
motion was made to adjourn until
Thursday next
This afternoon, the members took the same
ss,tswhich they had previously occupied.
1he attendance was larger than on any
nreyious day OF the present session.
Gladstone said he hoped by tomorrow
to be able to inform the House OF the
n.ture of the communications which had
massed between himself and the MARQUIS of
Salisbury upon the subject of the recent
Cabinet deadlock.
The House OF Lords adopted all of the
omendmrnts to the redistribution OF seats
Nil which WAS passed in the House OF Com
mons. The House then adjourned until
Thursday.
The House OF Commons has also ad-
;ourned until tO-morrow-nOt until Thurs
1ay as proposed. At the session to-mor-
row motion will be made for the issue of
new writs of election for members of the
incoming Ministry.
have been passed, and most probably to-
day all the differences between the Conser-
yatiyes and Liberals will be arranged and
the Conservatives will form a new Cabinet.
II is said that some technical points only
remain to he settled in principle. 1t is
claimed that Gladstone has not departed
from the lines originally adopted by him,
hut has made fuller concessions to the Con-
servatlves than were hoped for.
1t is reported here that Baron de Staal,
the Russian Ambassador, has been in
structed by his Government to maintain
an attitude OF reserve towards the Govern
ment OF the Marquis of Salisbury, Baron
de Staal was also instructed, according to
the same report, to insist that the Zulfkar
Pass ought to belong to Russia, in order to
check any advance Afghanistan may pro-
pose to make into Russian territory.
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS.
In addition to the names sent in these
dispatches last night, the following are un-
officially but definitely announced this af
ternoon as members of the new Ministry:
Postmaster-General,L Lord John Manners;
Attorney-General for Ireland, Mr.. Holmes;
Socitor-General for Ireland, MIR. Monroe.
Right Hon. Edward Gibson, besides being
the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, will have a
seat in the Cabinet-an unusual honor;
Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Lancacter,
Henry Chaplain. 1t is believed that the
Right Hon. Sir William Hart Dixie, will be
Chief Secretary for Ireland; First Commits
sioner OF Works, Right Hon. David K.
Plunket; Parliamentary Secretary to the
Treasury, Rowland Winn; Parliamentary
Secretary to India, Lord Harris; Secretary
to the Admiralty, Charles It. Richie; Civil
Lord OF the Admiralty, Ellis Ashmead
Bartlett.
THE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET
proper are-Lord Salisbury, Sir Stafford
Northcote, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Sir
Hardinge Clifford, Viscoppt Cranbrook,
Lord HarrDwstyy Sir feit 4ss
Colonel Frederick Stanley, Right Hon.
William H. Smith, Lord Randolph Churchill,
Lord George Hamilton, Lord John Man
ners, the Dukes OF Richmond and Gordon,
Hon. Edward Stanhope, the Earl OF Carna-
yon and Right Hon. Edward Gibson.
Gladstone has asked Salisbury to permit
him to make statement in the House OF
Commons tonight regarding the arrange
ment between the Liberal and Conserva-
i've leaders. Sir Robert Hart has been
appointed British Minister to China and
torea.
go to Windsor tomorrow, the former to
seals of Office
NONE TOO SERENE.
The Queen has confirmed Lord Sails
bury Cabinet The Irish Secretary port
folio was offered to five Others, and de-
clined, before Sir William Hartdyke ac-
cepted it.
There are symptoms already that the
Radicals will do their utmost to harrass
the Conservatives. At an informal meet
ing to-day they decided to fight the budget,
unless fully satisfactory, and to oppose the
issue OF exchequer bonds to meet the de-
felt. Further, they will insist upon the
passage of "A bill removing the franchise
disqualfcations from persons receiving
pauper medical relief. During the proceed
ngs in the House of Commons to-day a
spirit of revolt was manifested i'll the
speeches of Messrs. Ceilings and Labou-
rhere
The Conservatives expect important dip
lomatic changes. 1t is reported that Sir
Austin Layard will return to Constantine
pie, and Sir Edward Thornton will remain
at st. Petersburg.
special Cabinet council has been sum-
m"ne' by Lord Salisbury for next Thurs