New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
THE TORIES HESITATE.
LORD SALISBURY URGES COALITION.

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,,sht he accepted without some such understanding
,oween the leaders OF both sides 1t would De lmposso
,or the Conservatives to undertake the GoVermeh''
Tho instability of such understanding is peihs us
.ns.a IN noitcai clubs. Mr. Gladstone, Lord Harting
eus - .h > noderates IL is believed, would agree to
a while Mr. Chamberlain and Sir Charles Dixie wouiu
refuse ,., ,,o
The Queen is in telegraphic consultation WIN '-0
,nce of aes and several members OF the PrVy oo"n
eli This is the first time she has sought the advco VI
.n pruce ON state crisis 1t is reported that he ao
ised the oueen to follow the constitutional pracuee anu
ra,l the Marquis Of Salisbury to form new Caoihe1
he latest report is to the effect that the Queen mas
summoned Lord Salisbury to Balmorai' anu .na' '"o
MARQUIS left London tonight for the CASTLE ioi!
Cabinet is formed Mr. Gadstone's immaculate re.loo"
from public life is certain. and the Marquis Oh hauns
ton will be left to lead the Opposition Inc
news that Mr. Gladstone intends to make his
eo.iucident with his resignation dsmays the Liberals,
who relied upon having his leadership in the cectorai
campaign. .,,
Lord Richard Grosvenor. the senior Lperai WHIP
writes to The Daily Neics that he sent out TWO urgch'
summonses by mail and messengers; that lie ioio"oa
these by kilograms that he did more than was usuai
and the utmost that could have been DONE ana that Tue
result must be attributed the apathy OF the members
rather than to any lack Of vigor on his part
A royal courier arrived in London this afternoon
bringing the Queens reply to Mr. Gadstones ie'er'
q
summons for Mr.. Gladstones attendance at Balnorsi
ON the other hand 1t Is stated that Mr.. Gladstone will
not 90 to Bamora that he is preparing to vacae LIS
o,cial residence and will probably TO Hawarden to
for the OF the session. only attend
,py Parliament on the occasion of important debates
Earl Granville, in the House of Lords, and Mr. Glad"
stone In the House OF Commons will make brief state
ments to-day and move further adjournment OF both
houses
The Court Circular announces that in consequence OF
political affairs the Queen will proceed to London as
soon possible.
Mr. Chanberlains organ, The Birmingham Post to-day
tells what the Radical policy viii be if Tory Ministry
IA formed They must, The Post says, be watched,
checked forbidden legisate and compelled to explain
and Justify every step, and SO bound limited ana pre-
vented from using their own purposes the position 10
which they have no real claim. These and similar dec
rations by other Liberal papers intensity the feeling OF
the rank file of the Conservatives against accepting
Office Al impossible without guarantees Of some support
at the hands OF the moderate Liberals.
number OF rumors Ia circulation respecting
the purposes OF the Queen and the Ministry. one
report indicated the eventual return OF Mr. Gadstone 10
office the head of reconstructed antrcoercon CAD
met He still wishes abandon political life, and II he
continues at the head OF British political affairs 1t Will
be at the urgent solicitation Of the Queen Another OF
the rumors of the day that the Marquis OF artns
ton Secretary Of State War; will be asked by the
Queen to reconstruct the Liberal Ministry Ii this were
zone Mr.. Gladstone to retire.
The Standard says understood that the Queen has
requested MIR Gladstone transmit to her his views in
full on the political crisis in order that arrangements
may be made to immediate changen the British
Ministry Itsno expected that the Queen will acceptthe
resignation Of the Ministers that any nna decision
win be concerning the question OF changing the
Government until the Queens return to Windsor Castle
Tho Conservatives can do nothing until the Queens
wishes be and in the meantime 1t is doubtful
If the Liberal Cabinet hold together so great are the
differences at present existing among It's members.
There exists a suspicion which daily deepens that the
Gladstone Ministry courted defeat for the purpose Of
coucealng behind excitement their dissensions
The statements made since the defeat by some OF the
Liberal members who bsented themselves from the vote
on the division show that the Government might nave
saved Itself on that vote if il had cared to do
LONDON June 1.-THE general ignorance ana uncer
1 sre udierons The Siondard me Daily NcrS aud me
Tinles all assert in leading editorials this morn,
for Balmoral last evening IN response 10 summons
from the Queen The Daily Ietegraph states that 1t
last night and assured that the Marquis was IN bed
German diplomats in Berlin aiess tHat o one s of s aae
Government the failure OF the mission OF the
dpo@ats I on Se that the object that
to reconciliation between Mr. Gladstone ana
the failure of the Joseph Chambelans recent mission to
Paris. Mr. Cbambcains trip 10 Paris was announced 10
service declare however that Mr. Chamberlain sent
TO French capital for the purpose Of obtaining from
Aneo-French alliance on Egyptian affairs. This to
be based unequal shares In the control OF he
English control to paramount IL declared that the
failure both these missions greatly discouraged Mr.
Gladstone Who losing heart at the discovery OF what
he believed was deep hostility against England enter
taued by her Continental negbors suddenly awokc TO
keen sense failure of his foreign policy, and con-
euded 10 abandon political life.
Thomas Sexton, Home Rule member OF Parliament for
Sligo said to-day that he was OF the opinion that the
Conservatives wOn accept power In order to utilize the
opportunity show the country that they possess more
OF the governing faculty than the Liberals have. I'm
less they seize the present chance OF iDpressng the
electors the youngest Tories will nd their hair be-
fore they get power He regarded Lord Randolph
Churchill for Irish Secretary. Lord Ran
doph had shown friendly feeling toward Ireland,
and capacity take toierably fair view OF Irish pub
Tic questions.
SCORES OF PEOPLE CRUSHED BY MASONRY.
PARIS, June 11.-At Thiers. town in the
Department Of Puy de Dome, murder trial has been
IN progress days. Yesterday. the last day Of
the trial. the court house was crowded with men and
women. After the adjournment Of the court the people
crowded the hall leading the street The stone stair
case fell with those who upon it. Immense masses
OF masonry loosened the accident crashed down upon
the struggling people The shreks Of those lying help
less In the ruins caused panic in the court room and
there was rush for the wrecked exit Those who
In front were unable 10 withstand the pressure from be-
hind and were hurled down upon the men aud women