Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-11
Parnell gxultant Over the Joint Vic.
tory OF His Followers and the
Conservatives.
The Marquis Of Salisbury or Sir stat
ford Ncrthcotc Looked Upon
as Gladstone's Successor.
The Marquis Of Harrington Summoned
to Balmoral by the Queen, but
Why no One Knows.
GREAT nHrrArs,
A TALK wrrn rARNELL.

respondent telegraphs from London AZ
foilows: II have had specially ar
ranged interview with MIR. Parnell,
The center OF interest ut this moment
IL the irish party and Mr.. parnell,
and there is The liveliest desire every
where TO know what their
action will be toward the
Conservative government. l have lust
had long conversation with MIR. Par
nell at the Irish parliamentary ofiice.
He IL naturally elated at the great
success OF yesterday. He says the re-
suit Is a signal proof OF the advantage
OF the policy OF boldneaH and honesty.
We should have Expelled the minlstry
long ago, said he, except for the
secession Of twenty members
who were elected on the same princi.
plea M ourselves IL would have been
impossible for the government TO pass
az first the coercion act M II did, or 10
pass the second one II the renegadea
had not broken the unity OF our
party
"Mr. Parnell spoke at length with
much pride on the results accom-
pliehed for Ireland under lila leader
ship. BY last nights divislon,i he
said, triumphantly, we have taught
lesson t. all future cabinets, We
have got rid OF the present one
with It's successive failures Of Forster,
Treveleyan and Spencer. We have
saved the one remaining Industry OF
Ireland, whisky, from n permanent
burden and we have put an end to
coercion. forever.'
"With regard 10 hla action during
the rest OF the session Mr.. Parnell as-
al rad ~. hof Iauu A.
tempt 10 carry through coercion bill.
which he Ia confident they viii not,
hia party win give them what he Gala
J a fair trial. His attitude will
be live and let i've He said we
have never attacked merely for the
sake OF attack, and will not now
las regsrda the Irish Nationalist
candidates In England az the next
election, Ii is intended TO con-
test only four seats, one
In London, two In Liverpool
and one In Glasgow. He ~ confident
OF winning these. The candidates are
not yet decided on. All his energies
will be given 10 the work OF registra-
| tion.p
Perspective conservative Cabinet.
LONDON, June l0--lt Is reported
that the Conservative leaders at a con-
ference last evening decided TO accept
Office. The following IL forecast Of a
portion OF the new cablnet
The marquis OF Salisbury, prime
minister ana secretary OF state for the
| foreign department..
Sir Michael Hicks Beack, cham
cellor OF the exchequer and leader In
| the house OF commons.
Sir Stafford Northc0te, who will 20
10 the house OF lords, lord president
| OF the council.
Lord Randolph Churchill, secretary
Of state for India.
Col Frederick a. Stanley, secretary
| OF state for war.
The new minister will attempt no
measures calculated TO give the LIB
erals onance TO gain Victory, They
| will recast the budget Ia accordance
| with the votes Of the house, and when
this IL estimated they will dissolve
parliament. The PArneDlites count
upon the lapslng OF the coercion meas
| ure. The retiring ministers take their
defeat with cquanimity.
THE CONSERVATIVES HOUND 40 DO IN.
The Standard say; "The duty OF
| the Conservatives II clear. II Mr..
| Gladstone insists on fesigniDg the OPP
| position IN bound 10 nc ept the duty Of
government. We trust they viii not
hesitate, though statesmen have sol.
dom heen forced with 40 uninvitiug a
| task.
GLADSTONE Still IN LoNDoN
MIR. Gladstone has not left for Bal
moral % place his resignation in the
hands Of the queen. He is still in Lon
don.
Earl Spencer Ia IN Dublin, having left
London after the cabinet meeting yes.
terdAy.
The English government has Just
paid elO,620 10 settle the land claims
of number OF German settlers Oh the
FIJI islands.
rHE C)EsERvATIvEs ELEpHAKT.
"Tbe chief difficulties encountered
by the Conservatives Ia their discus.
atoms regarding the formation ofa min
istry,D says tbs Pail Mall Gazette, lis
the problem what 10 do with Lord
Randolph Churchill. He claims to
have done much ia the work OF do
stroying the Liberal government and
demands his share OF the spoils. IL ~
apparent that the Older Tories regard
him AZ troublesome and somewhat
u9bkgfOuo W INV AARbbf viz AN-
iionai couneils.O
The Gazette intimatee that polite
effort will be made 10 get rid Of him.
IL the Conservatives form govern
ment he viii, II ~ said. be requested
10 20 70 Ireland, II not 10 euccetd Earl
Spencer ~ lord lieutenant then ~
chief secretary. Lord Rudolph IL
susceptible of hattery and he might
prove great IrlEh governor.
THE ADDITIONAL DUTIES ABANDONED
The government has notified the or
fees OF he internal reyenne depart
nent throughout tue quilted kingdom
that the additional duties on spirih
aud beer have been aban1Oned.
THE MINISTRY HAS ROE BEaI9nED
Although Mr.. GlAdsfOne's statement
Ia the house u commons yesterday AZ
tcfnoon did not contain any dlfecs AM