The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-10
ruE ouEEN,s SANCTION
To Dissolution Of PArllRmsnL--A PoaiAn
Plot RapoFted.

Plot RopoFted,
LONDON, June 0.-Sir Henry Ponsonby
the Queens Private Secretary, had a long
interview to-day with Mr.. Gladstone. I'm
mediately after the interview q Cabinet
Council was called which lasted fully two
hours, Nothing could be learned with re-
gard TO the object OF the visit Of the
Queens Secretary, nor the proceedings OIL
the Cabinet. 1t Is generally believed that
her Majesty's Secretary was the bearer oi
an important message bearing on the poll.
teal crisis; and that the Cabinet Council
was called in consequence thereof,
All parties are preparing for q general
election with ieverish haste and anxiety.
The Liberal whips to-day declare that
Gladstone candidates will be obtained in
every constituency In Great Britain and
Ireland within two days.
Mr.. schuadhorst, the chief Of the Ma
tional Liberal Federation, has been con-
isEring with MI. Gladstone to-day,
Mr.. Gladstone will tomorrow inform the
House Of Commons Of the Governments
intention to appeal to the country, after
obtaining the necessary votes Of supply
TO tide over the elections, Parliament
will probably be dissolved on June "a,
The government whips are less sanguinR
regarding the prospects softhe liberals In the
coming elections owing 10 o great dearth
Of funds and suitable candidates. Messrs,
Arnold, Morley and SChnadhorst are un.
tlring in their efforts 10 overcome the
difficulty. Herbert Gladstone in speech
at the opening OF a Liberal club al
Rochester to-day predicted that the Home
Rule bill now dead would revive into
vigorous life.
Extensive police precautions have been
taken at the east end Of London, where
trouble is feared. A full supply Of deteC-
tives has been stationed TO protect railway
depots, river subways, the Tower and
other places, and all strangers are narrow.
ly scrutinized. II Is openly stated that o
Fenian outbreak or plot Is Matching, the
outcome Of the recent political events.
The Harrington Wings have held con-
ference and decided TO organize with the
partial assistance Of the Conservatives q
party to act In opposition TO Home Rule
candidates during the coming elections.
Mr.. Henry Labouchere is busily on.
gagged In forming radical party to op.
pose Mr.. Chamberlain and his methods
during the impending parliamentary con.
test. Mr.. LabouChere invites all the Rsdi.
Gals who are ambitious to enter Parlia.
ment to write to him. A telegraph message
was received this afternoon from the Queen
by Mr.. Gladstone. 1t is understood to
contain Her Majesty's sanction for the
dissolution Of Parliament.
Scores Of provincial Conservative and
Liberal agents are in London consulting
with the whips Of their respective parties,
Mr.. Gladstone insists that every conStit.
uency shall be provided with O.
Home Rule candidate. He relies
upon the radical and workingmen's
clubs and societies to provide jealous men.
The government will endeaVor to dis
solve parliament on the Gath inst. or even
at an earlier date II the House expediteS
necessary business. An early dissolution
is desired in order that the elections may
not interfere with harvest work.