The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-11
ENGLAND TROUBLED.
THE BUDGET BILL IS DEFEATED AND
THE ENTIRE CABINET RESIGNS.
The Unsettled Condition Has q Bad
Effect on the Market.
The Parnellites Blamed for the Defeat
of the Bill.
The Remains of Alexander Stephens
Removed from Atlanta.
Voted to KeaiSu.

NoeSO 20 ESe41Ru.
LONDON, June 9.-The cabinet ccun.
Gil convened At noon and was IN session
until 1 :15 O'Clock. 1t is understood the
situation was thoroughly discussed, and
il was decided that in view of the defeat
last night of the budget it would be in
consistent for the members OF the cabi-
net to remain longer in Office, and 1t was
resolved that their designations be ten.
dered the queen at once. This decision
has caused q feverish feeling on the
stock exchange, and consols have de-
clined 1-16, while the Russian securi-
ties are q lower. In all the provincial
exchanges weak feeling in financial
carcles is more marked, as is also the de-
cline in government bonds.
WILL NOT ACCEPT.
p. NIT is reported to-day that
Torch will, in case the cabinet resigns
refuse to accept the office. If this be
true the government Will tunish the sud-
ply measure and drop all bills 20 which
strong opposition is made and dis
solve.
4 p. m.-Grest surprise is expressed at
the defeat of the government. 1t is ex.
pected an effort would be made last
night to prevent the proposed increase of
the duty upon beer and spirits. There
was an idea that the opposition would
oVerturn the cabinet. 1t seems to be
considered as extremely doubtful wheth.
er the ministers could resign and leave
unfinished so many importont matters
relating to both home aud foreign affairs,
Nothing more uncovered than the
present crisis could have occurred SD
parentlY. Men OF all parties are of the
opinion that the government should at
least remain Professionally that is until
after the general election.
THE RESIGNATION ANNOUNCED.
4:30 p. m.-Gladstone has lust an
nounced To parliament the resignation of
the cabinet. The defeat of the govern.
ment has produced general depression
OF stock on exchange.
Gladstone on entering the house of
commons was vociferously applauded.
He moved that the house adjourn until
Friday. Carried. During the interim
the premier will communicate with the
queen in reference to the recent crisis.
A great deal of excitement exists and
large crowds of people thronged the par
Lament building early this morning.
IRISH COMMENT.
DUBLIN, June 9.-The Freedman's
Journal to-day, commenting on the de-
feat OF the government lest night on the
budget says: The defeat Is due to the &C
ton of the Psrnellites in refusing to up
hold the cabinet from which they receiv.
ed nothing but broken promises, and
from which Ireland could expect moth
ing but Injustice, as was forshadoWed in
the proposed attempt to again settle upon
ireland the Ubiquitous provisions of the
crimes act The result of the vote last
night will cause Earls Spencer and his
lleutenants at the castle to quit ireland,
leaving behind them the memory of an
administration which was prominent
ly known for cold blooded bru-
talltV and calculated iDjus-
tice. Earl Spencer may receive
dukedOm for his misrule of Ireland.
But it would be well for the queen and
Mr.. Gladstone to bear in mind it was
the lord lIeutenAnt's hand that gave to
England the greatest government she
has had during the last century. If it
had not been for Earl Spencer's mis-
statements in regard TO the condition of
Ireland, and his influence in the cabi.
net, Mr.. Gladstone would have sought
the friendship of Parnell and his follow.
ers instead of provoking their hostllities
by such arbitrary measures as the pro-
posed renewal of the coercion bill.
BUILDING COLLAPSED.
BERLIN, June 9.-LandIng Stage, a
popular Sunday resort on the river Spree,
collapsed late Sunday night and fittV
persons were thrown into the water.
Three were drowned. Great confusion
In the darkness.
THE CHOLERA.
MADRID. June Especial wards in
the hospital have been assigned for sus-
pected cases of cholera. Authorities are
visiting the poorer quarters of the city
and attending TO the disinfection of
houses. Vessels from Valencia are sub
jecteG TO three days quarantine at other
Spanish ports. France. Italy aud Ger
many quarantine vessels from Valencia
DE LEssRPs.
PARIS, June an De Lesseps has
been appointed president of the exhibi-
ton of 1889.
GLADSTONE.
LONDON, June 1O.-Mr. Gladstone has
not left for BalmOral to place his resig.
nHtlon 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 En-
glish government has just paid eI0,620
to settle the land claims of q number of
German settlers in the Fiji Islands.
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.
The queen has created Lord Wolsely
knight of the order of st. Patrick in sue
cessiOn to Lord O'Hagan.
THE sUEz COMMISSION.
PARIS, June 10.-The Suez canal CON-
mission resumed its session yesterday.
All the members were present. The
British delegates presented fresh pro-
posals In regard to clause No l. 1t is
generally believed the proposals will be
rejected by the powers. The reason as
signed for this belief is that although
they make certain concessions they do
not recognize the principle of perma
nent international control to secure free
navigation of the canal.
PARIS COMMENT
The Republique Franchise, speaking
OF the resignation Of the Gladstone cabi-
net, says: Europe must distrust min
1stry wherein the wisdom of Sir Stat
ford Northcote can be annulied by the
passionate imprudence of the Earl of
Salisbury and the petulsnce of Lord
Randolph Churchill when foreign ques-
tions demand so much GOODNESS and tact
THE CHOLERA QUARANTINE.
GIBRALTAR June 10.-Owing TO the
temperance of cholera in Spain the GTi-
thOrities here have ordered that all YES
sells arriving from Spanish ports shall be
subject to quarantine Of i've days.
4 NAPOLEON MANIFESTO.
PARIS. June 10-The supporters Of
Victor Napoleon, son of Prince Napol-
con, have issued an election manifesto
It declares war against republican an
archy," and proclaims "no community
with revolutioulsts," and appeals for the
support of all who are opposed to the
republic, promising them flair repre-.
sentafIon on electoral lisfs.''
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NEW YoRK. June 1O.-At 80 O'Clock