Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28

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LosDos. Jan. N.-The defeat Of the
Government last night hiss lsft al tie
political parties In the House Of Com
mons 10 state OF chaos. and may re-
sult 10 dissolution Of Parliament. and
an appeal TO the country.
THx CABINET EEsIGS.
The meeting of the Cabinet today
lasted sn boar. The situation vas fully
discussed and IL vas resolved thst TIE
ministers should At once resign sails
barry seat a special messenger 20 Us
borne 10 inform the Qasen of the deci-
sioa Of the Cabinet
cosFEERISG LEADEEs-
Gladstone held conferences this sf
ternoon With Granville IN regard 70
resumption Of Office by the Liberals
Salisbury will have an interview today
With W. IL. Smith, Who vas yesterday
svsrn 10 a. Chief Secretary for Ireland
A meeting Of the Cabinet will also be
held today, after whieh she ministers
will proceed 10 Osborne TO place their
designations in the hands Of the Queen.
The crisis ercites but little interest
among the general public. Everything
il quiet and commercial and financial
markets bat slightly weaker.
sCGGKsTIoss OF THE PAIL MALL GAzETTE-
LONDON, Jan. N.-The Pal Mall Gs-
zetie 10 leading editorial points out as
a somb coincidence the fact that the
Tory Cabinet fell on the anniversary Of
the death Of Gen. Gordon, Who was killed
at Khsrtoum on Jan. 18th, 1885. Specu-
Iating on the probabilities Of q nev
k.. ha Srr
one could be formed by Mr.. Gladstone
10 he would take into 10 such men IS yo-
seph Chamberlain, John Morley, VIM.
sprostan. Game Reginald, K. z. Bratt,
Sir George Russell, Lord Roseberry,
Lord Harrington and Mr.. Psrnell. Lord
Roseberry, the Gasstte thinks, should
be made Colonial Secretary and Lord
Harrington Foreign Secretary in place
of Lord Derby and Lord Granville, who
filed those Offices respectively In the
last Gladstone Cabinet, and who to-
Rether with the Earl of Kimberly, for
merly Liberal Secretary for India,
should be excluded from any future
government the Liberals may be called
upon 10 form. Mr.. Parnell, the paper
continues, will 10 any event be virtually
its Chief Secretary for Ireland. and he
might a. we'll be taken into the Cabinet
first as last. In conclusion, the Gazette
says that IL Mr.. Gladstone will form
his Cabinet of the material suggested
be will secure for himself q prospect Of
strong and stable government.
CONSERVATIVE sPECuLATIoss.
LONDON, Jan. T.-Ths Globe, Conser
vative, says II il rumored that Mr.. Par
nell has resolved to use the Home Rule
vote to overthrow Mr.. Gladstone at the
first opportunity that presents itself,
should the Liberals assume power. Mr..
Parnsll will do this for the parpose Of
exhibiting to the Irish abroad his power
in order to stimulate donations to the
Parnellite treasury, which was nearly
drained by the recent elections The
Globe Ia also authority for the statement
that Mr.. Gladstone's new Cabinet will
be mainly Radical, and that IL will in
troduce measure on English and Irish
land policy, designed to settle the Irish
question without conoeding home rule
In any form. In this way Mr.. Glad
stone hopes TO obtain the support of
both Radicals and Parnellites. Lord
Salisbury 10 anxious to acqueint the
country with the nature Of the Irish
policy he intended to parsue II he had
remained in power. and will probably
take occasion TO make some statemen;
| In the House Of Lords tomorrow, which
will give him an opportunity to unfold
his intended treatment Of the Irish
question.