Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-12
FROM FOREIGN SHORES.
LEADING CAUSES OF THE FAIL
URE OF GLADSTONE.
Pacific Coast Indians in Canada
Cholera Reports - German
Tribute to Hugo.


SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD JEIoN.l
The Government Crisis in England.
LoNDoN, June 1lth.-Everything in re-
gard to the Government crisis is still I'M
settled. The Standard Conservative de-
cIares that the Conservatives are ready to
form Government at the bidding of the
Queen. The Nc3cS (Liberal) urges Glad
stone TO persist IN his resolution to resi- gn,
and saws that few months of hateful Tory
rule Will return him to power stronger than
ever before The Times advises the Minis
tiers to reconsider their intention of resign
ing. 1t says that the result of the vote
Monday night was due to defective meas
ures of the Liberal whips for getting mem
bers to attend 1t says plainly that the
Ministry will find in the Queen an awk-
ward customer, who will insist upon being
given cogent reasons for their proposed ac-
ton, and even then will probably refuse to
accept their designations.
FRESH RUMoR
LONDON. June 11th-6:39 P M-Nearly
every hour brings fresh rumoIs concerning
the Ministerial question. The attest OF
these rumors is that the Marquis of Hart
ington, Secretary of State for War, will be
asked by the Queen to reconstruct a Liberal
Ministry, Gladstone to retire. Nothing re-
liable, however has transpired to-day up
to this hour.
THE QUEEN AND GLADSTONE.
LONDON, June l1th.-The Queen has made
an appointment to confer with Gladstone
on the present crisis in British political af
fairs The conference will take place next
Thursday at Balmoral Castle The Queen
has arranged to return 10 Windsor Castle
on the Goth inst.
The Cholera in Spain.
MADRID, June 11th.-The cholera III
Spain is spreading, ard the increase in the
number of cases now daily reported is
causing great alarm among the people in
Valencia. There have been forty-fve new
cases reported since the last previous re-
turns Of Yesterday. CASTLE announces
eighteen cases. In the province OF Murcia
there are sixty cases resembling cholera,
and this number includes twenty cases in
the city of Murcia.
No CASES IN MADRID.
MADRID, June Ilth-There were eight
suspected cases of cholera reported here to-
day. There was also a rumor that four
deaths had occurred from the same dis
ease. IN the Cortes, Romero Roblado,
Minister of the Interior, made Il statement
which confirmed the truth of the report Of
the outbreak in Valencia. He denied, how
ever, that any authenticated cases ofcholera
have vet appeared in Madrid. The Gov
eminent, said the Minister, would readopt
the extraordinary measures taken during
the outbreak ofthe disease in 1884, when ii
erected lazar houses and established cordons
Of troops for the purpose of isoiating the
districts injected.
GLADsTONEs WISHES.
LoNDoN, June 11th - Gladstone still
wishes to abandon political life, but if he
changes his mind and continues at the
head of British political affairs, it will be
at the urgent solicitation of the Queen.
EVENTUAL RETURN OF GLADSTONE TO OFFICE.
LONDON, June 11th-The latest reports
from authentic sources indicate the event
ual return of Gladstone to Office, at the head
of a reconstructed anti-coercion Cabinet
LEADING CAUSES OF GIADsToNE's FAILURE
berlin, June 11th.-Gcrman diplomats
allege that one of the causes and the great
est, of the resignation OF the Gladstone
Government was the failure of the secret
mission of the Earl of Rosebery British
Privy Seal to Berlin. These diplomats now
assert that the object of that mission was TO
( secure reconciliation between Gladstone
and Prince Bismarck Another cause is
said to be the failure of Chamberlain's Sc
cret mission to Paris Chamberain's trip
10 Paris, was at the time it was made, an
nounced to be simply for pleasure and re-
creation. Officers in the kaiser's foreign
service declare, however, that Chamber
lain was sent To the French Capital bv
Gladstone, for the purpose Of obtaining
from ". de i'reycnet, the French Minister
of Foreign Affairs, an Anglo-French ALI
ance in Egyptian affairs. This was to be
based on unequal shares in the control of
the country, the English control TO be para
mount, the consideration TO be accorded
France being an embassy from King John
Of AbySsinia the establishment Of which
in the Khedive's domiEiOus and in its rela-
tons with England would prove counter
active OF Italian designs 1t is declared
that the failure of both these missions
greatly discouraged Gladstone who, losing
heart at the discovery Of what he believed
was the deep hostility against England en-
tertained by her immediate continental
neighbors, suddenly awoke to 4 keen sense
of the failure oi his foreign policy and con
Guided to abandon political life.
HOME RULERS VIEWS.
LoyDoH, June 11th-Thoma5 Sexton.
Home Rule member of Parliament for
Sligo, was interviewed to-day on the sub
ject of the Ministerial crisis. lie was of the
opinion that the Conservatives would ac-
cept power in order to utilize the oppor-
tunitv TO show the country that they pos
Liberals in view OF the approach of the
general elections. Unless he said, they
seize the present chance of iavorablv ini-
pressing the electors, the youngest Tories
Will find their hair gray before they Get
INFO power He regarde Lord Randolph
Churchill rs the man for the Irish Secre-
laryship. Lord Randolph, he said. had
often shown friendly feeling toward Ire
land and capacity to take tolerably fair
view of Irish public questions. His success
or failure would depend upon whether, Ike
previous Irish Secretaries, he would be cou-
tent to be simply the mouihpiece of the
Irish officials.
CONDITIONS or ACCEPTING OFFICE.
Loyp0y, June llth.-Lord Salisbury. at
an Informal conference with 4 number Of
Conserv atives Of the House Of Commons,
said he would fuse Office unless assured
by the Liberal leaders that factiouS oppoSi-
ton would nor hamper the administration.
IL the Liberal majority were willing 70 give
fair play 20 the Conservative Ministry,
Office might be accepted. Without some
such understanding between the leaders on
both sides, il would be impossible for the
Conservatives TO undertake the Govern
ment. The possibility Of such an under
standing Is being discussed in the political
clubs. Mr.. Gladstone. Lord harrington
and other mOGeratcS il IS believed would
aecede, while Chamberlain and Sir Charles
Dixie would refuse.
Mr.. Chamberlain's organ, the Birming-
ham Post, to-day describes the Radical pol
icy in ihe event IF 4 Tory Ministry being
formed They must the Post says. be
watched checked, forbidden 10 legislate,
and compelled to explain and justify every
step, and SO bound, limited and prevented
from using for their own purposes the posi-
ton TO which they have no real claim.
These and similar declarations by other
Liberal papers intensity the feeling of the
rank and file Of the Conservative against
accepting the Offices as impossible without
. guarantee o; some support ut the hands
OF the moderate Liberals.
TIE QUEEN CONSULTING THE FRINGE OF
WALES.
LoYpoN, June llth.-The Queen is in
Geographic consultation with the Prince of
Wales and several members Of the Privy
Council. This IS the first time She has
sought the advice Of the Prince on a State
crisis 1t Is reported that he advised the