The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-11
GLADST0NE'S DISGRACE.
sngland's Prime Minister Under the
Willows Deep Shade.
The Marquis Of Salisbury Succeeds the
"Grand Old Man."
Outlining the New Cabinet, Which
Win be Truly New.
Sir Stafford NOrtheOte to be Chancellor
Of Exchequer.
Abandons the Duty on Spirits woIseley
Decorated Cl,ins and France kiss
ing-vlenna Lends Her Voice.
La Belle France.
A NAPOLEoNlC MANIFESTO


THE CONSERVATIVES TO THE FRONT.
LONDON, June l0.--It is reported that
the Conservative leaders at q conference
last night decided to accept office. The
following Is forecast of portion OF
the new cabinet:
The Marquis of Salisbury, Prime Min.
lister and Secretary of State for the For.
eign Department.
Sir Michael Hicks Beac b, Chancellor
of the Exchequer and Leader in the
House of Commons.
Sir Stafford Northcote (who will 90 tc
the House of Lords), Lord President OF
the Council.
Lord Randolph Churchill, Secretary
Of State for India.
Colonel Frederick A. Stanley, Secre.
tary of State for War.
WILL GO SLOW.
The new minister will attempt no
measures calculated to give the Liber-
ais chance TO gain victory. They
will recast the Budget in accordance
with the votes OF the House and when
the estimates are passed will dissolve
Parliament.
IRISH AND OTHER MATTERS,
The Parnelites count on the lapsinR
of the coercion measure.
The ministerial circles take the defeat
with equanimity.
1t is supposed that the Cabinet, In
view of the tendency to disruption and
internal discord, were willing to take
advantage Of a chance to resign.
THE RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA.
The crisis postpones indefinitely a
gnftlamAn nI with RnGafa Thn
atives will adopt Earl Granville's from
tion convention, but will insist upon
stringent gu arantees against further
Russian advance.
DUTY or THE CONSERVATIVES.
The Standard says: "rhe duty Of the
Conservatives is clear. If Gladstone in
sists on resigning the opposition are
bound to accept the duty of govern.
ment. We trust they will not hesitate,
though statesmen have seldom been
forced with SO uninvitinga a task"
MIR, GLADSTONE STILL IN LONDON.
Mr. Gladstone has not left for BalmO-
raj TO place his resignation in the hands
Of the queen. He is still in London.
Earl Spencer Is In Ireland, having left
Dublin after the Cabinet meeting yes.
terday.
The English government has Just
paid el062O to settle the land claims OF
a numbes of German settlers in the Fiji
Islands.
WHITE ELEPHANT.
The chief difficulty encountered by
the Conservatives in their discussions
regarding the formation of ministry,
saws the Pail Mall Gazette, is the prob
ON what to do with Lord Randolph
Churchill. He claims to have done
much in the work Of destroying the
| Liberal government and demands his
share OF The spoils. 1t is apparent that
the older Tories regard him as trouble.
some and somewhat dangerous to hAYe
around in the national councils. The
Gazette intimates that a polite effort
will be made to get rid OF him. If the
| Conservatives form government he
will it is said, be requested to go to Ire
land; II not to succeed Earl Spencer
as lord lieutenant, then as
chief secretary. Lord Randolph is sus-
ceptible to flattery, and he might prove
a great Irish governor.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
LONDON, June 10, NOon.-Stocks quiet
home fund steady; foreign securities
| including Russians, better.
1890 p. m.-Consols for money, 80 5-l6
for accounts, o99s.
GEN. woLsBLEY KNIGHTED.
LONDON, June l0.-The Queen has
created Lord Wolseley a Knight of the
order OF st. Patrick in succession tC
Lord O'HagRn.
A BACKDowN.
The government has notified the Ndif.
ferent offices of the internal revenue de
psrtment throughout the United King.
dom that the proposed additional duties
on spirits has been abandoned.
THE USUAL FORMULA.
Although Mr.. GladsLone's statemen
in the House of Commons, yesterda J
afternoon, did not contain any direc
announcement of resignation by the
Cabinet, the terms he employed beinl
those which have been invariably uset
on similar occasions, were taken to indi
cate the esigastions had been decided
on and rendered 10 the queen. The con
serva,ives are divided on the question @
the eNpediency of assuming power. Tn,
majority of them favor trying the exper
! lmeui,
THE NEW aovERNMENT-sALis
SHADOW
1t is expected by The Tories that tn,
Marquis OF Salisbury will be ready by
Friday next to accept an invitation bl
tho queen 10 form provisional govern
ment. IL is rumOred that Mr.. Glad
stone ihVends TO entirely abandon politi
cal life. Lord Randolph Churchill wa
asked II the Conservatives would form
a government, and he replied: "Mos
certainyw Lobby gossips this after
noon continue to mention the name o
the Marquis of Salisbury for prime min
ister, Sir Stafford Northcote for chan
cellor Of the exchequer and Lord Ran
dolph Churchill for secretary of stat,
for India. The gossips also say that Si
Michael Edward Hicks Beach will hay
a pr0minOn place in the now Cabinet
The bourses on the continent were con
siderably agitated by the report of thu
resignation OF the Gladstone ministry.
PRINCESS BEATRICH's WEDDING.
Princess Bea,rice's wedding, 10 is OF
ticially announced, VIII take plac
on July %.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
LIVERPOOL, Juue l0.--Mr. James Rus
sell Lowell sailed from hero to-day TO
| the United States aboard tha ateam