Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-19
.SALISBURY'S COALITION.
THE DUKE OF ARGYLL NOT TO
BE THE PREMIER.

The Decision Incident to the Declina-
tiOn of Lord Harrington and Sir Henry
JRmes to Join the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to Resign without Challenging Vote
of the House on the Principle of Home
Rule.
LONDON, July 1S.-At an informal
meeting of the Cabinet Saturday Mr..
Gladstone spoke in favor of immediate
resignation, and he was supported by
Earl Spencer and Mr.. Morley. Sir Will
liam Harcourt, Mr.. Childers, MIR. Camp
bell Bannerman and Sir Farrar Herschell
were in favor of challenging a vote of the
House OF Commons on motion affirming
the principle OF home rule for Ireland.
subsequently, at dinner, Mr.. Gladstone
stated that be had inflsXibly decided to
resign and conduct an uncompromising
opposition. In this declsion Sir William
Harcourt and MIR. Childers then con-
cured.
ARGYLL NOT TO BE PREMIER.
Lord Harrington and Sir Henry James
have definitely declined to join the coali-
tion Ministry Lord Salisbury's offer to
make the Duke of Argyll Premier was
contingent upon Lord Hartington's JOIN
ing the coalition and of course is now
Withdrawn. The Duke of Argyll will
probably be made VicerOv OF Ireland with
sir Stanhope as Chief Secretary.
JUDGE QUINN'S MESSAGE FROM AMERICA.
DUBLIN, July 1S.--There vas a Nation
alist demonstration at Monaghan yester-
day after the result Of the poll had been
declared.
Judge Quinn, of New York. in a speech
said that before he left America several
Puritan descendants assured him OF
| their sympathy with the Irish
cause and asked him to bear
message promising Americas
assistance, with money and voice, as long
as the Irish kept within constitutional
! limits in their struggle for home rule. The
| trial Of the Belfast rioters was adjourned
| yesterday on the ground that the crown
witnesses wers reluctant to testify, fear.
ing their houses would be wrecked.
There were serious election riots in Ty-
rome yesterday. Several persons were in
| jured and large number arrested. Ad
ditional police are being drafted.
DYNAMITERs KILLED.
CORK, July 18-Au explosion occurred
to day in au unused house near the resi-.
dence of MIR. crawford, at LakeIands, two
miles outside of this city. Two bodies
have been recovered from the debris and
identified as those of a carpenter named
Long and a laborer named Bryan, the lat
ter of whom was in the employ OF Craw-
ford. 1t Is supposed that the men were
engaged in making dynamite.
GLADSTONE NEVER TO GIVE IN.
PARIS, July 1S.-Le Paris publishes an
interview between one OF its correspond
ents and MIR. Gladstone, in which the
latter is reported as saying: 1.-The Liberals
VINO follow me aud the Irish members
constitute compact minority whose
wishes it ls all the less possible TO disre-
gard, because among the victors are some
who perhaps are less indspOsed than is
believed to enter the path OF thorough
reform for Ireland. II | listened to the
warning of age would retire from public
life, but | would be committing a guilty
action in abandoning the field after rails.
ing so much ire and inspiring 50 MANY
hopes if | did not seek TO appease one and
satisfy the other. | have worked all my
life to deliver suffering people, and
mean to die as ! lived"