The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-10

w w acoepo ounce. Ii this be true the
government will finish the supply
measure, drop all bills TO which stron9
opposition is made, and dissolve.
GREAT SURPRISE CAUSED.
Great surprise is expressed at the de-
was expected an effort S Would be y,
made last night to preyent
the proposed increase of duties nnnn
peer and spirits, but there was no IDEA
that the opposition would overturn the
Oanlnet. 1T seems to be regarded as ex-
tremely doubtful whether the ministers
coulu resign and leave unfinished SO
many important matters relating to
poth home and foreign affairs. Nothing
more untoward than the present crisis
could have occurred, apparently. Men
OF all parties are of the opinion that the
government should at least remain pro.
Vlsionally-that is until after the gem
eral elections.
MR. aLApsroNE's OFFICIAL ANNOUNCE.
MENT.
4'oO p. IN Mr.. Gladstone has inst an
nouhc9d TO parliament the resignation
ol the Cabinet. Mr.. Gladstone, a few,
minutes after4 o'clock this afternoon
entered the House OF Commons His
appearance was that of a firm man. mar
iectly undistlnguished. He AT once
proceeded to the speakers desk and
entored into conversation with Mr.
Peel. During the conversation the pre-
mier was evidently In bright spirits,and
no was loudly cheered by the Radical
members. Whom he seated himself In
MS usual place his very self possession
seemed to enthuse his admirers and the
chamber was fairly rent with cheer
alter cheer, and the applause became
an ovation.
HE RISES To REMARK.
AT last Mr.. Gladstone arose, In defer
ence to the greeting, He said:
"The Cabinet ON assembling TODAY
thought they were under obligations To
submit dutiful communication to the
Queen. 1t would be premature on
MS part TO enter into particulars
concerning the nature of that communi-
cation JUS. now. He would say, how
ever, that as on former occasion, a few
days mast elapse before the result of
that communication could be arrived at
80 as TO be made known to the house.
during the interval Mr.. Gladstone con
cluded the house would follow its usnal
custom in refraining from the transac.
ton of its ordinary business, and he
would move that the house, on rising,
do adjourn until Friday"
ADJOURNED.
bp. m.-The House of Commons and
the House of Lords have adjourned
until next Friday.
CoNsoLs DROP.
British oonsols have fallen 4 since
the closing Of the market this afternoon,
TINE TINES
IN an editorial says: "rhe resignation of
the Cabinet In the present condition OF
affairs must not be hastily decided
upon. 1t is the governments duty 10
consider whether such q course would
not be a grave wrong TO the country,
The financial modus vivendeux might
easily be arranged, abandoning
the increase in the duties on beer and
spirits without leaving Childers larger
deficit IL carry forward TO the next
budget than would have been the case
II the whole OF the eleven millions of
the vote OF credit had been spent in
stead OF only nine millions.
THE STANDARD,
III an editorial, says: ave cannot ba-
lleve that the ministers will leave office,
They have received mortal stroke, but
they must, whether they like 1t or not,
agree to linger on until the general cleo
tion. Their very blunders render them
Indispensable. Everything is unfin.
lshed and hangs In suspense"
THE GRIMES ACT.
Ihe Standard says that Earl Spencer
wanted the duration OF the crimes act
TO be three years, but compromise on
Two years was agreed TO. A bill drafted
under Earl Spencor's direction has been
considered by the Cabinet. II is a COM
prehensive measure of local self-gov-
ernment for Ireland, including the
abolition OF the vlco.royalty.
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY BANQUET.
Among the guests at the banquet OF
the biographical Society last evening
were Lords HOughton. Abadsre aud
Dorne, Sir Peter Lumsden, NJ. Lessar
and Henry NJ. Stanley. Lord Lorne
was elected president Of the society for
the ensuing year.
DEAD.
The death is announced OF Robert
Schlagintweit, the German traveller and
naturalist.
IL Is announced to-day that the terms
of settlement OF the Islander case of
Charles Warren Adams against Lord
Coleridge has been arranged. The lord
chief justice settles an Income of f6OO
yearly ON his daughter, Miss Mildred,
on the occasion Of her marriage TO Mr..
Adams aud the legal disputes are TO be
referred to arbitration.
DARWIN's STATUE UNVEILED.
The statue TO Darwin was unveiled to-
DAY by Professor Huxley, In the mu.
scum OF natural history, Kensington.
The dedication address, which Huxley
delivered, was on the scientific value OF
Darwin's researches. The Prince of
Walos received the statue on behalf of
the museum. In his address the prince
dwelt at length on the vast influence
exercised by Darwin In favor
of the progress OF knowledge,
and expressed gratitude Tor
the support which foreign countries had
given the movement to erect the memo
rial. Among the distinguished persons
present at the unwilling ceremonies
were Robert Browning, Lord Houghton,
Professor Richard owen and Herbert
Spencer.
LONDON STOCKS.
LONDON, June o, 1880 p. m.-Consols
opened at % 0.l6 on both accounts.
4p. m,-COnsOls fra. For money,
99I for account, 09A.
THE CONSERVATIVE CONSIDERING.
New YORK, June "a London spe-
cial 10 the Post says: MIR. Gladstone
goes tonight TO Balmoral 10 place his
resignation in the Queens hands. /
now believe that the Conservatives
will take oflioo, The prominent mem.
bers are urging the leaders TO do so
spain.
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IN MADRID.
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