The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-21

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1ra Talis anu tne headwaters of the Nile.
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to,OOO yearly, would be sufiirIent 10
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49, AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY,
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gary will meet about the beginning of
treaty. s'"'o
The British Cabinet Crisis.
THE PARrIHs STILL DEAD LOCKED.
LONDON, June 20.-Lord Salisbury
asked pledge of the Liberals that
they would fairly consider the budget
scheme, and If they, disapproved it,
they would consent to let the des,cit
De carried TO 1885, and to allow the
Conservatives the whole time of the
e aouse OF Commons during the re-
nalnder OF the session.
Mr' Gladstone declined to give a
hleuge regarding an unseen scheme OF
finance. Va
The News says it is able to state that
M. 1lsdstone's reply is fnal, and
sueV tnere IN no chance of the matter
neIhg arranged by further Liberal
concessions.
The Conservatives are sipniny a
memorial TO Lord SALISBURY. askinT
MN 10 refuse office unless a pledge hs
obtained from the Liberals,
TONE OF TIKI PRESS,
Ihe Standard (Censervatiye) ia AK.
lllant over The action of the House OF
iior0s III postponing action on the re-
ulstriDution OF seats bill and saws Lord
SALISBURY Is one too many for the Lib
the DAILY News hetrays disquieude
oy nOwllng in agony that the naughty
peers are trampliug upon the rights Of
the people and Offering deliberate in
suit to the country.
Inc Times reviews the situation In
more temperate language, but ex.
presses regret at the action of tho
House of Lords.
THE LIBERALS,
The Gladstone Cabinet met this
morning and discussed the soope of
assurances of aid TO carry on the gov
ernment, which 1t is proposed the lin.
erals shall give to the Conservatives.
The Pail Mall Gazette SAYS the opin.
Ion Is growing that nothing will break
tne existing deadlock but the return 10
office of Mr.. Gladstone. "
THE LIBERALS TO FILLIBusTER.
IN consequence OF the political dead
lock- Earl Spencer has postponed his
q parture from Ireland. The Liberals
have resolved to stop supplies until
the redistribution of seats bill is com
pleied' They will probably oppose the
making of the first lordship of the
treasury q sinecure when a vote is
asked for the salary of $4,000 attached
10 that position.
IL Is understood that Sir Stafford
Northcotte has accepted the peerape,
regardless of any action that may be
taken.
The morning papers contain nothing
fresh regarding the political orisIs.
me Liberal papers counsel the Lib.
erals to hold firm, and the Tories cry
no surrender.
This morning Sir f. II. Ponsonby,
private secretary TO the Queen, de,
hvered to the Marquis of Salisbury
message from her majesty. The Mar
gus immediately upon receipt Of
sne m message telegraphed Sir
mlchael Hicks Beach, MIR.
Arthur Baliour, Right Hon, William
Henry Smith and Right Hon. Sir
hlchsrd Ashton Cross that he desired
10 meet them in council In a short
time. The gentlemen named were In
eonielence with the Marquis of Sails
bury IN his house.
RUMoRs.
A report Is current this afternoon I'm
some quarters that the Gladstone Cab
lnet has concluded TO give all the aid
that may be In their power TO enable
the Conservatives TO takO office. IL Is
also said that the Cabinet adopted
resolution to this effect. There are
other reports, however, that the Tories |
nave refused TO aocept the RESPONSE |
billty OF forming ministry under OK
lstlng circumstances and that Mr.. |
uladstone will resume the premier.
ship.
ANOTHER SECRET CONFERENCE,
Az the residence of the Marquis of |
Salisbury this afternoon second con-
terence OF Conservative leaders was
held 10 consider the terms OF the aid
promised them by the Gladstone Cab.
met 70 carry on the government
should the Conservatives take office.
These proposals OF the Gladstone Cab
met were impaired to the Conserva-
tlves by the Queen. Among the gen
tlemen who were present with the
Marquis of Salisbury at this sec.
ond conference to-day we're
Sir Richard Ashton Cross,
Lord Randolph Churchill, Sir Michael
Hick-Beach, Right Honorable Edward
Gibson (member of Parliament for the |
Dublin University, Hon. Edward |
Stanpole, Mr.. Arthur Balfour, Col. |
Frederick A. Stanley and Sir Stafford |
Northcotte.