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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-23
rmE soVD4S ArrAsR.

General voiSeIey Benernces tbe
EYoouAiiou Policy.
Lord Wolseley's dispatches GeuouHce til
-vacuauon of the Soudau II warns III.
Government that on the withdrawal of tbs
loops from Dongola. the whole cfovinc,
sll be given Up to anarchy and viii revert
from civilization to baIbarism The with
drawal, " he says. Twill not avert the struggle
The MahGd IN q few years viii attack Egypt.
Years OF internal troubles III Ecyp, hav,
oecn burden and STRAIN on her military
resources The best policy, Ia both mill
any and financial poi4t OF view, would b.
20 attack the Mahai at khaItoumu
Eleven thousand refugees have arrived
at Dongola from khartoum and Berbel
The Mahdi is allowing his Egyptian pris-
oneTs to depart
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June 14fEI.

Mass meetings have been held at several
points in Arizona and resolutions adopted
recommending the removal of the Apaches
to Indian Territory the hostiles have
been raiding ranches near Fort Bowie.-The
quarrel between Queen Victoria and the
Grand Duke of Hesse-Darmstadt has been
settled.--None of the German royal family
will be invited to the marriage of the Prin-
cess Beatrice.--The French Government
will suppress gambling at Monte Carlo.
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- ExcireEIent.
T4za AFGHAN AFFAIR.
Thc settlement snu Unsigned.

Thc settlement SuII Unsigned.
The settlement of matters in dispute with
Russia Is still unsigned, and the delay Is
attributed to the hair-spittiug or clubbing
Of Granville. The Earl is warned not to
carry his dilatory game too far; it might
become dangerous. The Government Of
Herat has sent men to fortify the Bala
Murghab. The Russians at Merv are taking
the greatest care to prevent Foreigners com
municating with the Turcomans, and have
expelled Persians who were supposed to be
corresponding with the Afghans.
Beatrice-s BOuntY.
Labouchere gave notice of his intention
to oppose the proposed Parliament grant OF
100000 per aunum as dowry to Princess
Beatrice OH the occasion of her marriage.
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anne Ialh.

The English colt Paradox won the race
for the Grand Piize.-A very large number
OF underweight sovercigns are in circula-
ton in Engiand-Russia has taken posses
sion of a Corean port Cholera continues
to spread in Spain.
Prince Frederick Charles, nephew of the
Emperor OF Germany, has had n stroke of
apoplexy, with symptoms Of paralysis of
Ole side.
The Duke ana Duchess Of Connaught
have arrived in london from India.
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Walter $ CaTr.netoa of stockport, Ian
cashir@ England states that AIaxwelFs real
name is Il. NJ Brooks. lie was articled to
a firm OF solicit Is in stockport. and twelve
months since established law practice at
Hyde. where his father IS schooimaster.
He forged his fathers name TO a check and
left for America, taking with him a fine
magic lantern belonging TO a doctor named
SiI ila.tom. a ri ctor and watch for
Which l;s II e. + paid
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Tie suPpoT1eTs ot Ni.5sr Napoleon. som
81 Prince Napoleon. havejsSils5 an elec,!a'.
manifesto X pIcclslms 40 community
Nlth L puhiicaus and a., SIS frf the sup
Jost 81 ali who are on Il 5lt republic.
Fou-ls'ns fan Iepres,l-,.,.o ol- ih- eli e.
,laj list.
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BEER AND SPIRITS
CAUSE THE DEFEAT OF Gladstone
By a Minority Of TweIyc-FuH Parti.
cuIars OF the Debate ia the
Commons Scenes OF wild
Excitement

In the Commons in the debate on the
spirit tax, the Right Hon. Sir Michael
Hicks Beach, Conservative, asked why it
was that a liberal Government, which
ought to be economical had 10 resort to
extreme forms of taxation TO meet an ex-
traordinary expenditure of e100, 600 900 /?
This question was greeted with cheers
from the Tory benches. Sir Michael went
on and denounced the increased duty on
spirits. He said the receipts from spirits
were already decreasing. He thought a
small increase in the duty on tea would
have been Wis and more profitable. The
Government should have raised the duty
on wine, because wine was no more a ne
cessity of life than beer or spirits. Sir
Michael concluded by moving that the pro-
posed increase of duty on beer and spirits
was inequitable in the absence of n cores
ponding addition to the duties on wine.
Mr.. Childers moved the second reading
OF the budget, which was supported by Sir
Charles Dixie.
The I'remier's Defense
Sir Stafford Northcote and others hav.
ing spoken. Mr. Gladstone replied. He
thought the Opposition were creating a pre-
cedent which they would regret when they
came in power again. The present wine
duty had a beneficial effect IN preventing
adulteratiOn and increasing the trade many
millions annually. The Government was
compelled to raise money in view of the
impending danger 10 the empire; danger
which even now he was unable to say had
passed away. The opposition cavlled at
the mode of raising money without sug-
costing an alternative. Tea would require
an additional tax of 3 per cent per pound to
produce the same amount, thus raising the
duty IS per cent on an innocent beverage.
The Governml Mt had to choose between
alcoholic liquors and tea and sugar. They
would accept the issue Of the vote as one
of life or death, aud did not envy those
who, if they gained a victory, would have
to stand the consequences.
The Decisive vote.
The Government was defeated on the
second reading of the budget, by 2G4 to 252.
When the result was announced Lord Ran
doIph Churchill and Mr.. Parnell jumped
up on their seats and enthusiastically wav-
ed their hats The thirty-nine PaTnellites
and all the Conservatives voted with the
majority The minority included Sir
Michael Bass, the brewer, and several Irish
Liberals.
wild Excitement.
When the result of the decision was an
nounced Gladstone, who had been leaning
forward in his seat and cynically smiling,
started. turned pale and clutched his hands
nervously together. The hous9 immeG-
lately became a babel of confusion, the
members yelling. stamping and waving
hats, nccktics aud handkerchiels. A tum-
uituous cheer came from the galleries and
the Speaker vainly bawled for order. The
Parnelities pointed at Gladstone and yell
cd: q That is the price Of coercion -
. Down with Buckshot Forster - - Re
member Mylcs Joyce - Gladstone arose
to move an adjournment, but stood in his
place fully minute before he could be
heard.
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IContinued on second page.
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Coue,c1ir,r Uu,,,or..

royal courier arrived IN London bring
ing the Queens reply TO Gladstone's letters.
It contained an imperative summons for
GiadstOne's attendance ut Balmorai Castle,
and the Premier left for Scotland by the
next train. The Queen viii proceed to
LONDON as soon as possible.
The Queen has summoned Lord Salisbury
to Balmoral and the Marquis left London
last night for the Castle.
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June 9th.

Tle Apaches are reported to have mur
derod three American miners and several
natives in Mexico.-Two more indictments
have been found against Ferdinand Ward
and James D. Fish at New York.-The in
sane asylum at Williamsburg, Va, was
burned and one life lost.-The Afghan dis
pute has not yet been settled. Fifteen per
sons were injured by gas explosion on the
ironclad Inhexible off Portsmouth England
II is renorted that Knssala has fallen.
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dispatch from Ticntsin states that the
treaty of peace between France and China
was signed.
China announces that she accepts all the
consequences of French protectorate over
AMMAN, and abandons political relations
with that country.
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Ln,1a IOtn.

James Bee, the San Jose incenJiary, has
confessed his guilt and claims to have had
no confedcrates.-N Nearly 200 persons were
drowned by a water spout near Lagos,
Mexico-The cholera has appeared in Ma
Chief-Justice Coleridee settles an in
come of $4,000 n year on his daughter on
her marriage to Mr.. Adams.
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sATEsnNMH Acsnprs

And Decides TO PORN "a sIiaistry.
The Marquis of Salisbury spent Sunday
at Hatfield. He has decided to form a
Conservative Ministry, ana is in active
negotiation with Sir Stafford Norlhcote,
the Duke of Richmond, Lord Rawton,
Rowland VIM, member of Parliament for
North Lincolnshire, and Edward Stanhope,
member of Parliament for Kid-Lincoln-
shire. A consultation OF leading members
of the Conservative party will be held.
Arthur Balfour, member of Parliament
for HEREFORD borough, and nephew and con-
fidtntial representative of Lord Salisbury,
joined the llttar at Hatfield. Lord Sails
bury met with ov;,tions at the various rail-
way stations at which stoppages were made
on his journey 20 Hatfield. His secretary
arrived in London aud visited SIR Stafford
Norhc0tc The Conservatives were active
al day Sunday, Sir Stafford Northcote being
in communication with Lord Salisbury by
telegraph.
& Political TOur.
Mr. Chnmhellain viii shortly visit Scot
land on political tour. He viii develop his
Vi vs. OF ted government for Scotland
and Ireland
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Doubts of n,e Dontl. Of Gordon.

a dispatch from Cairo says, Some ex-
element has been created by the arrival Of
a Coptic merchant from Khartoum who
witnessed IFS capture. He says that i'm
mediately after the massacre OF the garri-
son the Mahdi demanded the head Of Gen
era Gordon for trophy, bat his warriors
produced the head of the Austrian Consul,
Mr. Hnnsan. When the mistake was dis
covered n second search vas made for Gfu-
crai Gordon, but the Nahdi's followers were
unable to find any trace OF him. They
iorud several other Europeans bnt no docu-
IN at; were found on their clothes 10 SHOW
,hat either Of them was General Gordon
The Captain says it is possible that General
Gordou, knowing that all was lost, made
his tSeHn..
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Secretary Manning says the President
will recommend the suspension Of the coin
age of silver dollars in his message to Con-
gress.
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Effect om Business,

All this must greatly proong the existing
condi ION Of lni-chaos. while the country
is running itself with practically no Govern
meut in existence Thls must unnecessar-
lily tax the patience OF the people, who
long to see the crisis ended one way or
another must unsette values and der
ange business. and must bIng confusion
into a thousand administrative details
which are left at loose ends
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Fnreirn Amnfrs.


At Theirs. France, twcnty-ioUr persons
were killed and 1913 injured by the fall OF a
staircase at the CONTROVERSIES persons
were killed and many wounded by an OK
plosioD Of giant pOwd 4 at q silver mine
near Zacatecas, Mexico.-Ghree-qu quarters OF
the town OF GroduO, Russia las been burn
od.-Dete. mined efforts are being made in
Qucbcc 10 secure clcmency for Riel.-Prin-
cess Baatrice's marriage Is officially an
nounced TO take place July 23d-prince
Albert Victor was admitted a-Bcnchcr of
The Middle Temple IN London. - The
Queen has created Lord WoIselcy a Kaight
Of the Order OF st. Patrick, IN succession
TO Lord O'Haaan.- Fifteen British war
vessels arrived n Banty bay, Ireland. for
"a sham battle.-Baramula and Sopur. IN
Cashmere, India, have been utterly ruined
by earthquakes and 100 persons killed.
American shipping.
The Board OF Trade Of New York voted
in favor of the proposition that thirty cents
per ton be granted by the Government for
every LOCO miles sailed by sail aud steam
vessels built and owned in the United
States, and engaged in foreign commerce
for ten years, after which the payment is to
be reduced to 10 per cent annually. The
Board recommends early consideration
and adoption Of this method by Congress.
Ehe Afghan ANGER
Rgmors Of the assassination f the Amer
Of Afghanistan are increasing, tits further
state that Ayoub Khan. the former Amer.
now in Persia, viii take the place of the
murdered Ameer, through the Vaccinations
Of Russia
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Exciting Scenes.

The scenes in the House of Commons
when Gladstone announced the retirement
of his Ministry were the most extraordinary
that have been witnessed in st. Stephens
Hall for many years. Every foot of sitting
and standing room was crowded, and some
of the members climbed into high places
like boys swarming upon lampposts to wit
ness street show. The crowds in the
house overlooked into the palace yard and
the whole of Westminster district was fill
ed with excited groups Of men of all parties
who cheered or hooted every notable men,
Der, according to his politics. The cheer
ing reached climax when Gladstone made
his appearance in the House.
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TIVE nR.TlG4 CRISIS.
EFFECT OF TfsE ABSENCE OF TfEE
tSSL...S-
The Szargnis Of Harrington
sent for.
rhe Ahsemt Queen.

Things are mt deadlock, through the
unwl!iirgu,ss Of the Liberals to abandon
and reluctance Of the Conservatives TO as
sumo the responsibilities OF Office The
initiative to settle the question must come
from tie Queen. All depends upon Ler
action, and there is open grumbing at her
absence III Scotland at such a crisis The
House OF Commons had to be adjourned
for three days instead OF one, because the
Queen was FIVE hundred miles away.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-23
SALISBURY SUMMONED
TO FORM a NEW MINISTRY.

Fr0Umafness of the Queen to Accept
GEadstOne's Resignation.
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Cholera ia the nnrrac;es.

The Guardia Civil have evacuated their
barracks ut Madrid, owing to tho breaking
out of cholera. OF four eases three proved
fatal. The men are now eucamped on ID
outskirts of the city. Measures are b-jos
taken to thoroughly fumigate aud ji.uisc5
the barracks; also all private houses ma
which cboltra has made It's appearance. 4
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An Ugly Rattle.

1t IS a universal article of faith among
the Liberals that they will overwhelm the
Tories at the general elections, if led by
Gladstone. Gladstone is undecided. He
is physically worn and his voice has an
ugly rattle.
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rae InGian Earthquakes.

Whole villages have been destroyed ;
three have disappeared entirely, having
been engulfed in awful commissions. During
the shocks sulphurous dust was sent forth,
impregnating the atmosphere, and volumes
Of hot water issued from great assures made
IN the earth. Fort Gurois aud the gran
aries in many parts of the vale have been
swallowed up. A large supply OF rice and
a considerable amount Of money have been
distributed throughout the vale Of Cashmere
to relieve the distress Of the people. 1t is
estimated that eco persons were killed.
Sic Peter Lu,is,eii.
John Z. Cross, Under Seer tayy for India
said in tie House that Sir Peter, siuco his
arrival in London, had disavowed any IN
tention to attack the Government and die
not consider himself responsible for the in
correctly reported utterances attributed to
him by journalists inclined to misrepresent
him
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The Queen is in Geographic consultation
with the Prince of Wales and several mem
bers of the Prvy Council. This is the first
tine she has sought advice OF the Prince on
state crisis. He advised the Queen to
follow the constitutional practice and call
the Marquis Of Salisbury 10 form new
Cuhillat
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Sir Charles Dixie is urging local self
government for Ireland with degree Of
boldness unknown when he was in Office,
and Chamberlain makes no concealment Of
his intention to makes this prominent
plank IN the new platform.
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Gladstone has not yet left for Balmoral
to place the resignation of the Ministry in
the hands OF the Queen. The Queen has
summoned the Marquis Of Harrington,
Secretary OF State for War, to BalmoraI
Castle. He seems in no hurry to comply
with the summons and has not started for
Scotland
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Defeat and Resignation Of the
Gladstone Government.
Lord Salisbury Summoned By
The Queen.
THE PUBLlcANs POWER.
A Majority Of Twelve on the
Beer and Spirits Tax.
WOlseley DenOunoes the Soudan
Policy.
JAPANESE lMMIoRAaTS FOR HAWAII.
The English and Russian IF
fair still Unsettled.
Doubts Of tie Death Of Genera
Gordon.
Tise Indian Earthquakes Cholera II,
Spain The New CaoIueg s'risI.
cess Eseatricc- lEur;lerer AJAX
weII-scss,ia,s segufis
AssIsun AEnaer- France
ANA CIlinn--ss erIlany,
Japan and (<,rca.
The English and Russian IF
fair still Unsettled.
Doubts Of tie Death Of Genera
Gordon.
Iuue SIN.

meteor of remarkable size passed over
Sherman, Texas.-There has been another
engagement between the Canadian militia
and Big Bears banda great mass meet
ing in London denounced the proposed in
crease of the duties on beer and spirits
Three hundred and fifty houses and three
mosques were destroyed by fire in Constan-
tinople.-The Ameer Of Afghanistan has not
been assassinated.
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THE QUEENS SIOvEMENTs.
In ParIiament-A Popular Journey
GIadstone's Wishes ParneIrs
Taetics-Exciting scenes.

The promptness with which the Queen
accepted the resignation of the Gladstone
Ministry is the subject of general comment.
She telegraphed her acceptance instead of
sending it by the royal coRrier, as is usual
in cases of Importance, E@She summoned
the Marquis of Salisbury to form a new
Cabinet. He has consented to form Min
istry, with Sir Stafford Northcote as Chan
cellor of the Exchequer.
a Popular Journey.
kilograms from all the principal poinls
along the route taken by the Marquis of
Salisbury to Balmoral show that the Jour-
ney was made through a continued series of
popular ovations. In Scotland crowds of
people assembled at the railway stations
and cheered the looming man. At Aber-
deem station the demonstration was par
ticularly enthusiastic. Here some one call
ed out Three cheers for Gladstone" an
invitation greeted with groans and Misses.
The queens Movements.
The Queen leaves Balmoral 10th inst
and will arrive at Windsor Castle on 18th
inst A message from the Queen has been
seut to Sir Stafford Northcote.
In Parliament.
Gladstone announced in the House of
Commons that he had resigned Office, that
the Queen had accepted his resignation,
and that her Majesty had informed him
that she had summoned the Marquis of
Salisbury, the leader of the Opposition in
the House of Lords, to Balmoral for the
purpose of intrusting him with the mission
of forming a new Ministry. Granville
made a similar announcement in the Lords.
GIadstOne's wishes.
Gladstone said he did not believe any
difference of principle in respect to the Re
distribution of Seats Bill could arise be-
tween the parties, and he reminded the
House chat the Government and Opposition
were both under a compact regarding the
Redistribution bill. It would be gratifying
TO himself and his colleagues if, before they
ceased their public duties, they would re-
gard the bill as sealed and delivered.
Sir Stafford Northcote said there was no
reason why the amendments made to the
bill by the House Of Lords should not at
once receive the assent of the House Of
Commons. He thought it desirable to have
them printed before acting on them.
1t was decided TO make the amendments
the subject of discussion on Monday, and
an adjournment was taken to that date. .
ParneIrs Tactics.
The Parnellite members have begun con-
ferring with leading Conservatives with re-
gard to the Government of Ireland Par
nell and his followers urge the Tories to
adopt the Home Rule measure for Ireland,
stating that the advocacy of such step by
the Conservatives would completely dish
the Liberals.
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BRITISH POLITICS.
a CABINET NOT YET FORMED.
A Plank in the Platf0rm-TWO Lead.
ing SsuestiOns-The Queens De-
Ii&hf-HeF Foreign Policy
An Ugly Rattle.

The general promise of the hour is that
Salisbury will be Premier and that there
will be no coercion.
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wnas snI..s,..rv WANTS..

S3HsUnTy says De WI refuse once nnIess
assured 10y the Liberal leaders that factioue
opposition would not hamper the Admins
tration. Without some such understanding
between the leaders of both sides, it wonld
he impossible for the Conservatives to an
dertake the Government. Mr.. Gladstone,
Lord Harrington and other moderates, Il is
believed would accedc. while Chamber
hin md ST.. il.al.l.s Dilla would reflse
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TO the Queen at once. This decision caused
n feverish feeling on the Stock Exchange.
Consols declined 3-16. while Russian secur.
tiles became one-haf lower. On the pro
viLcial exchanges the weak feeling IN finan-
cial circles Is more marked, as Is also the
decline IL Government bonds. Both Houses
adjourned till 18th inst
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Turkish Troops.

The Turkish Government has sent 100
troops to SaIonica, on account of the threat
eDing attitude of Russia on the Bulgarian
fropfiar
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NOTHING SETTLED
IN TEE ENesg.ISzE MINISTERIAL.
CEtzSES.
Consulting the Prince Of wales YYh",
Salisbury wants - Conflicting
Rmn,ors-Es.lre:.m Esl.,iness.

Ministers are inaccessible. They werc
all at their Offices. tearing up papers and
clearing up the business Of their RESPECTIVE
bureaus Gladstone is still rnincd tc
50 out. The Conservatives are equally
rtticent. except Lord Salisbury, %ho has
repeatedly declared his unwilIngness to
take oiGc,.
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Earthquake shocks at Serinagur and in
the vale of Cashmere continue at intervals,
averaging three hours in length. Whole
villages have been engulfed and terrible
subterranean noises are heard, driving the
people frantic with fear. The horrors of
approaching famine are added to the disas-
ter, as many thousand bushels of grain in
storage have been swallowed up IN the
chasms which are constantly opening
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The queens Policy.

The Queen is inclined to strongly favor
a renewal of the Soudan campaign; the
retention of Egypt; the settlement Of Anglo
Russian disputes on the basis of the Gran
viIle-DeGiers agreement; a renewal of the
alliance with Germany, and the entente with
Turkey, and no special cultivation of an
entente with France.