Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-12
England.

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LONDON, June 10.-The queen has sum-
moned the Marquis Of Harrington, secretary
of State for war, to BalmoraI castle. 1t is
not known whether he is summoned as
representative of Mr. Gladstone or is to be
invited to
| FORM NEW CABINET.
Lord Harrington seems to be in no hurry to
comply with the summons, and has not as
yet started for Scotland.
A private deputation of conservative
members of parliament waited upon Sir
Stafford Northcote and the Marquis of Sails
bury stated that if the queen called on them
they must form government. He would
support Sir Stafford Northcote as premier,
and he expected that the queens command
would place Sir Stafford in that position.
The quietness that has prevailed in the
stock exchange throughout the present
crisis is traceable to the public belief that
the conservatives must maintain for length
of time the continuity of the foreign policy.
A sensation has been caused by the pull
cation of Lord Wolseley's
DISPATCHES DENoUNCING
the execution OF The Soudan. He warns the
government that on the withdrawal from
Dongola the whole province will be given
up to anarchy and will revolt from civiliza-
ton to barbarism. The best policy would
be to attack the mahdi at Khartoum.
The Marquis of Harrington had arranged
to 60 to Balmoral last evening in place of
| Gladetona ht,t ha x,1a Oh 1npa1
The fact that Lord Harrington
remains in London is regarded
as an indication of the early
arrival of the queen.
1t is rumored that the queen has sent
telegram to Gladstone requesting him to re-
consider his decision to resign. There is no
reason, however, to believe that Gladstone
will under the existing conditions consent
to resume Office.
June l0.-The Standard says: The
duty of conservatives is clear. If Glad
stone insists on resigning the opposition are
bound to accept the duty of the govern
ment. We trust they
WILL NOT HESITATE
though statesmen have set down bare faced
with so uninviting task.
The queen has created Lord Wolseley
knight of the order of st. Patrick in success
sion to Lord O'Ragan.
| Mr.. Gladstone has not left for Balmoral
| to place his resignation in the hands of the
queen. He is still in London. Earl Spencer
is in Dublin. having left London after the
cabinet meeting yesterday.
The English government has just paid
G10,620 to settle the land claims of North
German settlers in the FIJI Islands.
The chief difficulty encountered by con-
servatiyes in their discussions regarding the
formation of ministry, saws the Pail Mall
Lord Randolph Churchill. He claims to
to have done much in the work of Destroy
ing the liberal government and demands his
SHARE OF THE sPoILs.
1t is apparent older tories regard him as
troublesome and somewhat dangerous to
have around in the national council. The
Gazette intimates that polite effort will be
made to get rid of him. If conservatives
form government he will, it is said, be re-
quested to go to Ireland, if not to succeed
Earl Spencer as lord lieutenant, then as
chief secretary. Lord Randolph is very
susceptible to tattery and he might prove a
great Irish governor.
The Princess Beatrice's marriage is
officially announced to take place July 23rd
next.
FOREIGN FINANCES.
NooN-Stocks quiet. Home funds steady
Foreign securities, including Russian,
better.
12:30P. M.-Consols for money 90 5-16,
for account, 80 3-S.
4 p. M.-Consols 90 7-16 for both ae-
counts.
LIVERPOOL, June 10.-James Russell
Lowell sailed from here to-day for the
United States aboard the steamship Sri
athia.
GIBRALTAR, June 10.-Owing to tho re-
appearance of cholera in Spain the author
tiles here have ordered that all vessels ar
irving from Spanish ports shall be subject
to Il quarantine of five days.
New YORK, June 10.-The Post prints the |
following from its London correspondent: |
| have had a specially arranged interview |
with Mr.. Parnell. The center of interest at
this moment is the Irish party and Mr. Par
nell, and there is the liveliest desire every
where to know what their action will be to-
ward the conservative government. / have
just had a long conversation with Mr.. Par
nell. He is
NATURALLY ELATED
at the great success of Yesterday, He says |
the result is a signal proof of the advantage |
of the policy of boldness and honesty. We
should have expelled the ministry long ago,
said he, but for the secession oftwenty mem |
bers who were elected on the same principle |
as ourselves. 1t would have been impossible |
for the government to pass the first
coercion act and use it as it did |
to pass the second one if the renegadcs had |
not broken the unity of our party. Parnell |
dwelt at length with much pride on the re-
suits accomplished for Ireland under his |
leadership. BY last nights division, he said |
triumphantly, we have tau6ht lesson to all |
future cabinets. We have got rid of the |
present one, which with its successive fail |
ures Of Forster Trevalyn and Spencer. We
have saved the
ONLY REMAINING INDUSTRY
of Ireland, whisky, from permanent bur-
den and we have put an end to coercion for
ever. With regard to his action during the
rest of the session Parnell answered ME that
unless the tories attempt to carry through
a coercion bill, which he is confident they
will not, his party will give them what he
calls fair trial, his attitude will be live and
let live. He said he had never attacked
merely for the sake Of attack, and will not
now. As regards the Irish nationalist can
didates in England at the elections, it is his
intention to contest only four seats, one in
Cow. He is confident of winning these.
The candidates are not vet decided on. All
his energies now will be given to the work
of registration.
France.
PARIS, June 1O.-The Suez Canal COM
mission has resumed its session. All the
members were present. The British dele
gates presented fresh propositions in regard
to clause No. l. 1t is generally believed the
proposals
WILL BE REJECTED
by the powers. The reason assigned for
this belief is that although they make certain
they do not recognize the prin-
ciple of permanent international control to
secure free navigation of the canal.
The Republique Franchise, speaking OF
the resignation of the Gladstone cabinet,
says: Europe must distrust minister
wherein the wisdom Of Sir Stafford North
cote can be annnled by the passionate i'm
pudence OF the Earl of Salisbury and petu-
lance Of Lord Randolph Churchill, when
foreign questions demand so much GOODNESS
and tact.
The supporters of Victor Napoleon, son
of Prince Napoleon, have issued an
ELECTION MANIFESTO.
IL declares war against republican an
archy," prcclams mo community with rev.
olutionists and appeals for the support of
all who are opposed to the republic" prom
ising them "fair representation on electoral
lists"
British Columbia. +:
MONTREAL. June 10.-Thc remains of
Archbishop Bourget are lying in state at
Sault Au Recollet, the Pontiial Zouayes
'orming guard of honor. On Thursday will
be celebrated a solemn lbretto, at which
over fifty bishops and 1000 priests from !
Canada and the UnitediStates are expected ,
o be present. The remains will then be
elevated to the archbishop's throne and car
led to Notre Dame church. Services in
he church will continue until Friday morn
ng, when the remains will be taken to the
church of Notre Dame de Petre, where the
lrst bishop of Montreal, Monseigneur
Aartgue, is buried. The services there will