The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-20
STILL A STATE SECRET.
The Conservative and liberal Con.
ferences Kept Private.
The Constructors of the Cabinet Max.
Ing no Apparent Progress.
Parliament Holds a Short Session and
AdjOurns Till Tuesday.
AT Which Time Official Intelligence
is Promised the Public.
England aud Spain Watching France In
Morocco-Afshan Troops Massing
and MenacinG Russian Inter-
ets-Colliery Calamity.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES
The British Cabinet Question


DEAD LOCK REACHED.
LONDON, June 19.-Mr. Gladstone
will withhold his assurance that the
Liberals will assist the Salisbury
government, and the Marquis OF Sails.
bury presists in his refusal to take of.
flee in the absence of such an assur.
ance. The result Is complete dead
lock.
A CONFERENCE AND A GARD.
There was another conference oi
Conservatives this morning. AS here
tofore, all present were pledged TO SO
crecy. The Marquis OF Salisbury, In
open letter, writes that the imputa
tion that the Conserv alives desire wal
with Russia is ridiculous. The neces
sity for such a letter, some Conserya
tives say, is due entirely 10 the recent
secret conference of leaders OF the
party.
PARLIAMENT RE-AssEMBLEs.
Great crowds of people this morning
thronged all the streets in the neigh
borhood of the Parliament house
The soutpouring of people to-day Is
greater by far than at any time since
the beginning of the present crisis In
difficulty in keeping this entrances u
the houses of Parliament clear that
members may have easy access, There
is the usually full attendance of mem.
bers to-day, the Liberals and the Con,
seryatives occupying their usual
seats.
In the House of Lords to-day the
Marquis of Sa isbury rose amid cheers
and asked Lord Granville TO consent
to an adjournment of the House
until Tuesday next. He said
the conferences OF Liberals and
Conservatives had not yet
reached a stage TO enable either side u
make statement, therefore 10 would
bo more convenient TO all t. postpone
any discussion until Tuesday next, a.
he suggested. He wished, how.
ever, TO make just one OBJ
seryation. 1t was in respect
N a very important order on the paper.
He was aware of the Importance OF
pushing the redistribution Of seats
blu to a conclusion, but very serious
question had unfortunately arisen In
connection with the measure. 1t had
become known that the redistribution
Of seats bill had destroyed one
set Of constituencies. The Marquis OF
Salisbury further objected 70 the re-
distribution OF seats bill, because,
when passed in its present form, II
would prevent, even In case Of neces.
sity, an appeal TO the country before
November. The motion OF the Marquis
Of Salisbury was then adopted by
vote Of l24 ayes TO SO nays.
The Earl OF Kimberly, who was Sec
retary OF State for India in Mr. Glad
stones ministry, voted against the
motion to adjourn.
In the House Of Commons this af-
ternoon Mr.. Labouchere asked II
1t was true that the Marquis
of Salisbury was prevented
from taking Office by his failure to OBJ.
tain assurance of assistance from the
retiring government Mr.. LabOuchere
ADDED that he himself, and many 9th
or Radicals, strongly objected 70 any
assurances being given the Conserva
tives In the event Of their taking
office.
Mr.. Gladstone, In reply to question
OF Mr.. Labouchare, said that when he
was last asked as to similar question
he stated he had not at the time had
any conference with the Marquis OF
Salisbury. Since then, however
he had received overtures from the
Marquis of Salisbury. Should there
be any result Of the conference
between the marquis aud himself II
would DO made public. There would
he no secret understanding whatever
In that the Marquis OF Salisbury him
self concurred. The House then, on
motion of Mr.. Gladstone, adjourned
until Tuesday next.
SPECIAL RESPONsi iBILII1Rs.
In accordance with the decision oi
the meeting of the Marquis Of Sails
bury and other Conservatives, North
cote has been appointed first lord o
the treasury, with peerage, the
premiership remaining in the hands
Of Lord Salisbury. For the premier
not TO assume the duties of first lord
of the treasury is unusual, but Il has
n precedent.
Mr.. Arthur Balfour will be president
OF the local government board, with
out q seat In the cabinet.
Hon. Edward Stanhope will be vice
president Of the council.
IN GRIEVANCE.
The News says IL is enabled 10 state
In obeyAnce, pending negotiations oil
Lord Salisbury with the liberals.
NoRrHCoTE A NOBLE.
The Queen has sent Sir Stafford
Northcote an autograph letter, thank
ing him for his high services and Of
fering him an esrldom. He will as
sumo the title OF Earl of Iddlesleigh
and viscount st. Cyros.
THE LIBERALS ARE MUM.
The Liberal leaders haye not yet
given TO the Conservatives any pledge
of assistance In the conduct of the gov
ernment. The privy council was not
held to-day ut the Windsor Castle for
the formal transfer Of the ministry
hence the Liberals will retain their old
benches when Parliament meets this
afternoon.
CHURCHILL ovArED.
Lord Randolph Churchill received
an ovation today from the crowd as
sembled at the Windsor depot, where
no took train for Ascot heath.
THE QUEEN AS A MEDIUM. ~
The negotiations between the Libor-
ais and the Conservatives are proceed
ing through the medium OF tn Queen.
The Marquis of Salisbury
urges that II the redistribution Of seats
bill il finally passed, the Conserva-
tives will be deprived of their consti-
tutional ultimative OF appealing 70 the
country, should the Liberals unfairly
hamper tho conduct Of public business
therefore, the Marquis OF Salisbury
unexpected, after taking the best legal
advice on tho subject, decided net 10
allow the Seats bill 10 pass into q law
until further consideration has been
had. 1t is impossible for the new