The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-10
PREPARING FOR The FRAY
ALL PARTIES IN ENGLAND PRE-
PAIRING FOR THE
Elections With PeTerish Haste and
Anxlety-BlOOdy Orange Riot
ut Belfast.

LONDON, June 9.-Sir Henry Pm
sonby, the Queens private secretary,
had an interview with Mr.. Gladstone
to-day. lmmed ately afterwards the
Premier eoDvoked a Cabioet council,
which remained in session two hours.
All parties are preparing for a gen.
tral e.ec'ion with feverish haste and
anxiety. The Liberal whips to-day
declare that Glsds'oniau candidates
will be attsined in every constituency
In Great Br tain and Ireland within two
DAYS.
Mr.. Schnadhorst, the chief Of the
National Liberal Federation, has been
comforting with Mr.. Gladstone to-day.
MR. GLADSTONE
will tomorrow inform the House OF
Commons Of the governments inten-
ton TO appeal to the country. After
obtaining the necessary votes of sup
ply 10 tide over the elections Parlia-
ment will probably be dissolved on
June 10Th.
THE GOVERNMENT WHIPS
are less sapguine regarding the pros-
poets Of the Liberals in the coming
elections, owing to great dearth Of
funds and suitable candidates.
INTENSIVE POLICE PRECAUTIONS
have been taken at the east end Of
London, where disorders are feared,
the Irish Of Rotherhithe, Bermondsey
and Mapping having become greatly
excited. A full supply OF detectives
has been stationed TO protect railway
depo's, river sub-ways, the Tower and
other places, and all strangers are mar
rowly scrutiniIed. 1t is openly stated
that a Fenian outbreak or plot is
hstching, the outcome of the recent
political events.
THE HARRINGTON WINGS
have held a conference, and decided
TO organic, with the partial assist.
anCe Of the Conservatives, party 10
act in opposition to Home Role candi-
dates during the coming elections.
Mr.. Henry Labouchere is busily en-
g'ged in forming Radical party 10
oppose Mr.. Chamberlain and his
methods during the impending Parlia-
meDtary contest.
A TRLEGRAPHIC MESSAGE
wss received this afternoon from the
Queen by Mr.. Gladstone. 1t is under
stood to contain Her Majesty's sane.
ton for the dissolution OF Parliament.
CON sULTING WITH THE LEADERS.
Scores of provincial Conservative
and Liberal agents are in London con-
sulting with the whips OF their respect
i've parties. Mr.. Gladstone insists that
every constituency shall be provided
with home rule candidate. He re-
lies upon the Radical and
workingmen's clubs and societies to
provide z9alouI volunteers. The gov
eminent will endeavor to dissolve
Parliament on the oath instant or
even at an earlier date II the House
expedi;es necessary business. An early
disso' ulion is desired in order that the
elections may not interfere with
THE HARVEST WORK.
The dispstch sent by the Queen to
Mr.. Gladstone this afternoon au-
nounced Der msjesty's consent TO
disso ution. The Queen had pre-.
viously asked Lord Harrington
whether he was willing TO form a
ministry. Lord Harrington in reply
advised that Parliament bs dissolved
Lord Rosebery stared for Balmoral
on the night mail. 1t is understood
that he gees simply as Minister in
attendance. The Liberal clubs have
split Ike the party.
EXPLAINS ITSELF.
The following is self-explanstory:
DUBLIN, June 9, 1886.
Mr.. Patrick Ford, New York;
received your remittance o. zoo
for the relief Of the distressed peop'e
of Ireland, aud will leave for the
islands OF the wet coast tomorrow
to inves i9ate and report upon the
pre'ent condition of the famine
stricken there. The Orange ruff anism
in the north of Ireland is the work of
landlords and the English Tories.
Don't encourage retaliatory vic ence.
Patience was never more needed than
at this time. Victory is certain il the
Irish race throughout the wor d will
stand united aud calmly persevere on
the present line.
(SiRneh MICHAEL DAVITT