The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-02
How Some Enthusiastic Amer
icans i'm Mexico are tn CeIe-
brate the InauguratiOn.
a story from Canada that
will Make the Reader
Shudder.
ENGLAND.


CRISIS.
London. Feb. 2S.--Thc Telegraph
states the cabiuet has been summoned
to meet at . O'Clock this afternoon to
consider the question of resigning.
CLosErED WITH GLADSTONE
London, Feb. 28.-Ponsonby, the
queens private secretary, left Wind
sor to-day and visited Gladstone al
Dawning street. lIe was closeicd
with the prime minister tor '"''s
while.
Iopdop. Feb. 2S.-Last October tni
Madbj sent an autograph letter 70
arm. {, ordou exulting over the wreck
of Col. Stewards steamer ana the
murder of that officer and companions
In proof of his knowledge of the dis
aster that had over.aSen SteWs1lnau
I found -Gn--liG.suy ss.l e. -
account showing the stfte ofmunifioiS
aud supplies at Khartoum - the time
OF Stewards departure by the mess
cnger who brought the letter. ten.
Gordon sent back a defiant reply TO
the Mahdi. lie said, ~ do not care
how many men you killed, or what
success you gained. 1t makesno differ
edce to me-" After more in the same
vein he concluded with; al do now
care what force you have. / am m'Ae
Ofiron and intend to hold on lgre"
THE IMPENDISo GOVERNMENt DE- |
FEAT.
London, Feb. 2S.-Cireat excitement
prevails throughout England u view
of the possible defeat of the fovern-
inent in Parliament tonight.
A MEMORABLE SCENE,
London, Feb. 2S.-The comm ns last
night was crowded in evtry part
early in the evening, but the Iaudience
thinned somewhat when IL appeared
the expected Irish scene would not
occur. The house filled sgain, how
ever, while Labouchere, for, aud fors-
ter, against, the government were
speaking. When Harrington rose to
speak the result of the division In the
house of lords was knownand the gal
leries of the commons were crowded
with peers and strangers, who were
kept on the tip-toe of expectation TN
the close of the debate. The wings
were then perfectly unable to fore
cast the result, and everybody was
anxious. The Parnellites gave no in
dication of their decision. The scene
was unparalleled in many years.
When the motion was put, the Far
nellites bailled curiosity by remain
ing seated till the house was cleared,
aud then rose iii a body and wenl
with the conservatives. Still the result
was unknown until the clerk advanced
to the table aud read the figures. The
result was received with vociferou
cheers and counter cheers.
GLADsToNE's SUCCESSOR.
London, Feb. 28.-Rumors are cu'
rent that in case Gladstone resigns i
will propose as his successor the Ma
gus of Harrington, the present mini
:, ter of war.
BY THE SKIN OF IT'S TEETH
y London, Feb. 2S-The government
. majority of fourteen in the divislt
: ON censlIre motion in the commons la
: night has not disappointed the co
\ seTyative. II is the lowest MAORI
u the government has ever obtaint
) upon any Important question since
entered office. The conservau'
vote, whiehis normally estimted at 2
was increased to 2Ss by the votes
:, bGoscnen and other wings and twent
!. four Irish members. The peace rad
|, reals supported the government. III
n excitement became intense towai
a the end of the debate, when il BEGAN
> known that section of wings al
u the Pamellites had decided to vo
against the government. The rcpo
~ led number of Nesting radicals
u vote against the censure, tnus SAW
u, the government from defeat.