Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-06-12
NEW BRITISH GA BINET
Not yet Formed, but the Queen Sum
mons Lord Harrington to
Balmoral.
Gladstone Urged to Withdraw His
Resignation, but he will
7 not Yield. II
Midd dleton after Big Bear, but Gets off
the Trail and Loses Consid-
erable Time.
Resignation Of the ministry.

Resignation of the Ministry.
| LONDON, june 8.-Mr. Gladstone has Just
announced to parliment the resignation of
the cabinet The resignation was occas-
ioned by the defeat Of the budget. This
act of the cabinet has caused a feyerish
feeling on the stock exchange and consols
have; declined three and one-sixteenth
cents while Russian securities are TX
lower. On all provincial exchanges there
is a:weak feeling in financial circles, and a
decline in government lands. War may
now result between England and Russia.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT. .,
Although Mr.. Gladstone's statement in
the house of commons this afternoon did
not contain any direct announcement of
the resignation of the cabinet, the terms he
employed being those which have invaria-
bly, been used on similar occasions, were
taken to indicate that the designations had
been decided upon and rendered to the
queen. The conservatives are divided on
the,question of the expediency of assum-
ing power. The majority Of them favor
trying the experiment. 4. s.s
1t IS expected by the tories that the
Marquis OF Salisbury will be ready by Fri
day next to accept an invitation by the
queen to form provisional government It
is rumored that Mr., Gladstone intends to
abandon political life. = ~
CABINET GOSSIP.
Lord Randolph Churchill was asked this
afternoon if the conservatives would form
a government. He answered, "Most GER
tainly." Lobby gossips mention the Mar
quis of Salisbury for prime minister; Sir
Stafford Northcote for chancellor of the ex-
chequer, and Lord Randolph Churchill for
secretary of the state for India. Gossip al.
so states that Sir Michael Edwards Hicks
Beach will have a prominent place in the
new cabinet. The bourses on the conti-
nent were considerably excited by the re-
port OF the resignation of GladstOne's min,
istry.
T. PROBABLE NEW MINISTRY.
1t is reported that the conservative lead
ers, at a conference this evening, decided
to accept Office. The following is forecast
Of portion Of the new cabinet: The Mar
9uis Of Salisbury, prime minister, secretary
chael Hicks-Beach, chancellor of the ex-
cheguer; Sir Stafford Northcote, who will
go to the house of lords, lord president of
/ the council; Lord Randolph Churchill, sec
retary; OF state for India; Col Frederick
Stanley, minister Of war. r.
The new ministers will attempt no meas
ures calculated to give the liberals chance
to gain a victory They will recast the
budget in accordance with the votes of the
house, and when the estimates are passed.
will dissolve parliament.
Parnellites count upon the lapsing Of the
coercion measure. Ministerial circles take
the defeat with equanimity. tits supposed
the cabinet, in view of the tendency to
disruption and internal discord, were will
ling to take advantage of the chance to
resign The crisis pOStpOnes indefinitely
the settlement with Russia. The conser-
vatives will adopt Earl Granville's plan
and the frontier convention, but will in
sist upon a stringent guarantee against
further Russian advances. s%i> F.
UNTAxED BEER.
-, The government has notified the differ
ent offices of the internal revenue depart
ment throughout the united kingdom that
additional duties on spirits and beer has
been abandoned.
New Ministry Not Formed-Wolseley Gre
~
LONDON, June l0-The queen has sum
moned the Marquis of Harrington, secretary
of state for war, to Balmoral castle. It is
not known whether he is summoned as a
representative of Mr.. Gladstone or is to be
invited to form a new cabinet. Lord Har-
tington seems to be in no hurry to comply
with the summons, and has not yet started
for Scotland. !. ,s.. :. E,..,sS...t ~, # E
A private delegation of conservative
members of parliament waited upon Sir.
Stafford Northcote and the Marquis of Sails
bury today and urged them to refuse office.
The MARQUIS Of Salisbury stated that if the
queen called them they must form a gov
ernment He would support Sir Stafford
Northcote as premier and he expected that
the queens command would place Sir
Stafford in that position. = lth
s@ BUSINESS OUTLOOK. II ~ .,5ss
The quietness that has prevailed in the
stock exchange throughout the pres
ent crisis is traceable to the public belief
that the conservative must maintain for
q length OF time continuity of the present
foreign policy. A similar Impression is
prevalent in the European bourses.
SENSATIONAL. +. l
e. A sensation has been caused by the pub
lication of Lord Wolseley's dispatch. de-
nouncing the evacuation of Soudan.
RUMoRs.
1t is rumored that the queen has sent a
telegram to Mr.. Gladstone, requesting him
to reconsider his decision to resign. There
is no reason, however, to believe that Mr..