The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-12
OBSTINATE VIC.
Demands that Gladstone Re.
main IN Power, and Will
Have it $50.
The OLD Premier C0uried De-
feat in Order 10 Get Old
Furniture out.
Dreadful Accident IN u French
Court House. ~ Crushed
and 200 wounded.
The Apaches Keep kiIiiDg--A
Letter Ia the Prcsident--
EIoods in Mexico.
ENGLAND's CRIsis.
opinions From All sides. The Queen
Obstinate. ma the Borics Ready.

| obstinate, nnd the Borics READY.
London, June Everything in
regard to the government crisis is
still unsettled. The standard ICON
scrvativc) declares that the constrva-
tlves are ready TO form IA government
at the bidding of the Queen The
News QiberaD urges Gladstone to
persist in his resolution TO resign and
says: "a few months of hateful tory
rule will return him to power strong
er than ever before. Tho Times adj
yises the ministers to reconsider their
intention TO resign aud says the vote
Monday night was due to the deter
mined measures OF the liberal whips,
for getting members TO attend. II
plainly intimates that the ministers
will find in the queen an awkward
customer who viii insist on being
given urgent reasons for their pro-
posed action and even then will
probably refuse to accept their rcsig-
nation.
a FRENCH VIEW OF IT.
Paris, June 1.-THE political crisis
in British affairs strengthens the be-
lief that the Internal SueZ Canal
commission, at present in session will
dissolve without reaching any decis-
ion on clause ten, and il is thought
that, after dissolution, drafts of the
proposed treaty each containing the
full text of all rival versions of clause
ten will be submitted to the different
powers who will, though their respect
i've diplomatic channels, deal with the
question involved.
A GERMAN OPINION.
Berlin. June li.-Gorman diplo-
mats allcgc that one OF the causes. and
the greatest, of the resignation OF the
Gladstone government was the fail
urc of the secret mission OF Earl Rose
berry to Berlin, aud these diplomats
now assert that the object OF that mis-
sion was to secure reconciliation
! between Gladstone and Prince Bis
marck. Another cause is said to have
| been the failure of Chamberlain's re-
cent secret mission to Paris.
The general newspaper impression
is that the fail of Mr.. Gladstone will
tend to n closer friendship between
England and Germany.
WHAT RUSSIA THINKS.
st. Petersburg, June IL Mr. Glad
stones retirement from the manage
mcnt of British affairs, IL is generally
believed here, ill not affect the set
Element of the Afghan frontier qucs-
ton.
a ROYAL RUMoR.
1t il rumorcd that the queen has
sent telegram to MIR, Gladstone re-
guessing him to reconsider his decis-
ion to resign. There is no reason
however to believe that Gladstone
will, under the existing conditions,
consc IT to resum office.
THE QUEEN RETURNS.
An official order was issued to-day
closing Windsor Castle to the public
after Tomorrow. This is sure sign
of the advent of the queen, as Wind
sor is only 30 minutes by rail from
London. The return of her majesty
will greatly expedite public business
f mt the present crisis,
uLADsToNEs sHREwpNEss.
London, June lit Standard
saws il is understood the queen ha,
requested Gladstone To submit TO hel
his views in full of political crisis il
order that arrangements may be mad'
to avert an immediate change in thu
ministry. at is not expected The
Standard continues, 'the queen vii
Z accept the designations of the minis
! tiers or that any final decision will h
reached concerning the question q
I, changing the government until he
U majcsty's return to Windsor CAST,
& There exists suspicion, that dali
u dcepens, that the Gladstone ministr
: courted their recent defeat for ia
y purpose otconcealing under the eN
element their own dissension
: Statements made since the defeat b
: some Liberal members who absente
y themselves from the vote ON the fat
u decision show that the governmeI
o. might have saved themselves on TN
+ vote if they had cared seriously 10 d