Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

The English Political Situation.
LONDON, June Sth.-Ninety- four Liberals
and Radicals voted against the home rule
bill.
There is intense excitement throughout
the whole country over the outcome of the
long Parliamentary contest. The Conserv-
atives and Wings everywhere are making
the day one OF jubilee and are ringing
bells, lighting bonfires, firing cannons and
singing God Save the Queen" Dispatches
from Ireland state that at Belfast, London
derry Lurgan, Armagh and other towns
Loyalists have been stoned during their
parade and demonstrations, but up to
late hour this afternoon no case of fighting
or extreme violence has been reported.
The Cabinet at its meeting, by unani-
nous VOTE resolved to appeal to the coun-
try. They held that by resigning they
would only prolong and complicate the
acute dispute, which will be terminated by
the speedy dissolution of Parliament.
Gladstone will send a special messenger
to the Queen tonight, with letter reconl-
mending that her Majesty dissolve Parlia-
ment as the only means to secure stable
Government. If the Queen does not exer
else her prerogative and summon Harting-
ton to form new Ministry. Gladstone,
Thursday will ask the Commons to pro-
the Queens intention to dissolve Parlia-
ment at an early day.
LoYALIsrs ENTHUSIASTIC
LONDON, June Sth.-There is the widest
enthusiasm among the Loyalists in the
north of Ireland over the defeat of
home rule. Rockets were sent up at
Coleraine, County of Londonderry, last
night, announcing the result of the vote to
known throughout Ulster. Ten thousand
Loyafsts paraded Lurgan this morning in
honor of their victory.
THE GENERAL BELIEF.
LONDON, June Sth-Consensus of opin-
ion is that Gladstone will dissolve Parlia-
ment on the 2Sth instant. 1t is expected
that the elections will occupy one month,
and that the new House will assemble on
the second week of August
THE QUEEN TELEGIAPHED.
The result of the division was telegraphed
| to the Queen the instant 1t was known.
John Bright voted with the Opposition
His example was followed by twenty
| Liberals.
UNITY OF THE PARNELLITEs.
New YORK, June sth.-Eugene Kelley,
Chairman of the Irish Parliamentary Com
| mittee here, was asked to-day if he had
any knowledge as to the reported dissen-
siols in the Parnellite body in the House
of Commons. He said 1.-The verv best
discipline prevails among the Parnellites
Their course on every question that comes
up is decided in caucus and the will of the
majority rules The bugbear resorted to
to influence opinion on home rule is the
question of religion, and see by the cable
grams there is talk of the Irish Protestant
Mission transferring the debate to this
country. Men who talk in this way are as
far behind the civilization of the age as the
Indians of New Mexico, and they should
be treated as we treat an Anarchist. This
is not religious question. This eternal
harping on religion is an old English de-
vice to divide and to conquer"
THE CABINET MEETING.
LONDON June Sth-The Cabinet adj
journed at 320, after having been in session
an hour and twenty minutes.
CHAMBERLAIN AND HIS FOLLOW ERs-RADI-
CAL UNION.
LONDON, June Sth.-Chamberlain has ar
ranged to hold a meeting of his followers
TO decide whether they shall act with the
Harrington committee or as an Independent
political party. At present Chamberlain
fayors the latter course. He expresses
himself as confident of being able to retain
his seat for West Birmingham.
1t is thought Gladstone will not make a
final statement before dissolution until
Monday next.
The Most Liberal Federation has prepared
a manifesto to the electors of Great Britain.
1t adopts home rule as the Liberal party
platform in the coming election.
The Radical dissenters will organize a
Radical Union, with headquarters in Bir-
mingham. The Unions programme will
include a large extension of self-govern-
ment in England, Scotland, Wales and Ire
land coupled with the supreme control of
all by the Imperial Parliament. Mr. Cham
berlain will be made President, Jose w.
Callings Secretary, and several members of
the House of Commons Vice-Presidents.
THE RELENTLESS oRANGEMEN OF ULSTER"
LONDON, June Sth.-The Most Rev.
James .Donnelly, d. D., Roman Catholic
Bishop of Clogher, County Tyrone, Ireland,
and all the priests of his diocese, have sent
an address to Mr.. Gladstone, stating that
they cannot consent longer to be trampled
upon by the relentless OraDgemen of
Ulster.
OUT OF POLITICS.
LONDON, June Sth.-Captain O'Shea,
Nationalist member for Galway, who was
the only Parnellite who abstained from
voting on the home rule bill. announces
this forenoon that he has Withdrawn from
politics.
HOME RULE FOR SCOTLAND
LONDON, June Sth.-A meeting of forty
Scotch peers and members of the House of
Commons was held to-day. Lord Rosebery
presided. A committee was appointed to
propagate the Irish home rule doctrine in
the Scotch constituencies. Measures were
adopted for the establishment of home rule
literature and speakers funds.
PROMISED MANIFEsToEs.
LONDON, June Sth.--Gladstone, after an
nouncing the dissolution of Parliament,
will issue manifesto to his Midlothian
constituents, which will serve as general
appeal to the country. lie will visit
Midlothian to inaugurate the electoral
campaign. Lord Hartingtons address to
his electors will reply to Mr.-GladstoDes
manifesto A manifesto from Sir Michael
Hicks Beach. or Lord Salisbury, is ex-
pected to refer to Parnelrs disclosure.
The English Turf.
LoNDoy, June Sth.-The meeting at Ascot
Heath opened to-day. The race for the
Ascot stakes. about two miles, was won by
Lord Ellsmore's 5-year-old bay mare Be
linda, Lord Hartington's 4-year-oid bay
colt Sir Kenneth second. Douglas Baird s
3-year-old bay colt st. Michael third. There
were eleven starters. Belinda won by half
length. There was only neck between
second and third. The betting was ~ to /
against Belinda, 9 to 2 against Sir Kenneth.
and IA to l against Sir Michael. Ar
thur James 3-year-old brown colt
Astrachan was the favorite, / against
2. The race for the Prince -oi
Wales stakes for three year-olds, about one
and five-eighth miles, was won by Duke
Reauforts brown colt Button Park He first
:. ran dead heat with j. H. Holdsworth's
bay colt by Springfield ont of Morgiana