The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-10
HOME RULE.
The Agitation Throughout
Great Britain.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
A Prediction shat Home Rule. Now
Dead ssiii Revive Into Vigorous
500 Life-Other Notes.
liz Homo Rnle Aelt.tior.

LOSDOS. June 9.-Giadstone will %
morrow inform the House of Commons
of governments intention to appeal to
the cJuntry after obtaining the neces-
sIry votes of supply to tide over the
elections. Parliament will probably be
dissolved on June Goth. Government
whips are less sanguine regarding the
prospects OF the Liberals in the coming
elections, owing TO the dearth of funds
am suitable candidates. Messrs. Arnold.
Morley AMI Schnadhurst are untiring
IN their efforts TO overcome the diff
Guilty. H'roert Gladstone, in a speech
III the opening of the Liberal Clue at
Manchester. TO day, predicted that
home rule. now dead. would revive into
vigorous lie. Extensive police precau--
ons have been taken at the east end OF
London. where disorders are feared
The Irish OF Rotherhithe, Bermondsey
a-d Mapping. having become greatly
excited. A full supply of detectives
has been stationed TO protect the rail-
way drpots, river. subwsys. tower, and
other places and all straLg gers are mar
7 WY scrutinized. 1t IS openly stated
{ at a Fenian outbreak or plot
tching, the outcome OF recent polit;-
Cal events.
The Harrington Wings have held
conference and decided 70 organize
with the partiai assistance of the Con-
s-rvative party TO sct in opposition TO
the home rule candidates during the
coming elections.
Labouchere IS busily engaged in
forming a Radical party to oppose Mr..
Chamberlain aud his methods during
the impending Parliame ntary contests.
oh rr.u oil all vhn
are ambitious TO enter Parliament TO
write 10 him.
Justin Mccarthy will start on q
lecturing tour in the United States in
September.
A Geographic message was received
this afternoon from the Queen TO
Gladstone. Il is said to contain Her
Maissty's sanction for dissolution Of
Parliament.
LONDON, June 9.-Scores OF provincial
Conservative and Liberal agents are In
London consulting with the whips of
their respective parties. Gladstone in
sists that every constituency shall be
provided with home rule candidate.
He relies on the radical and working
mems clubs and societies to provide
jealous volunteers. Government viii
endeavor to dissolve Parliament on the
Path inst, or even an earlier date, il the
House expedites the necessary susi-
ness. An early dissolution is desired in
order that the elections may not inter-
fere with the harvest work.
The despatch sent by the Queen TO
Mr.. Gladstone this afternoon. an
nounced Her Majesty's consent to the
dissolution. The Queen had previously
asked Lord Harrington whether he was
willing to form a ministry. Lord Hart
ington. in reply, advised that Parlia-
ment be dissolved. Lord RosbeTry
started fo- Balmoraf on to-night's mail.
It is understood he goes simply as q
minister in attendance. The Liberal
clubs have split like the party. Reform
and Devonshire Clubs support the
dissidents. The members OF the Ma
tional- Liberal Club are Gladstonians,
and Mr. Schnadhorst has his headquar-
quarters at that club. He declares that
not a single Liberal association has
swerved from its allegiance 20 Mr.. Glad
stone.
A deputation of the Irish Loyal Patri-
otto League has started for Scotland to
stump the country. Female Orange
hodges are being formed in England to
aid the Unionists in the elections. The
movement was started 81 q meeting at
Commoner Saunderson's house in Lon
don to-day. The Unionists have selected
Mr.. Russell, a noted temperance adj
yocate, TO oppose Mr.. O'Brien in Ty-
rome.