Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-01-28
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ENGLISH AFFAIRS.
preasctaons as 20 the Complexion
OF the New Cabinet.
LONDON, January 27.-The Pail Nal
Ga=ette, in leading editorial. pointa oui
as sombre coincident fact that thu
Salisbury Cabinet fell on the anniversary
| OF the death Of General Gordon, who wa,
killed at Khartoum January 26th. 1885
Specializing OH the probabilities Of new
Ministry. the Gazette says that strong
one could be formedIby Mr.. Gladstone. Il
be would take into it such men as 10
seph Chamberlain, John Morley, William
Sprostan Caine, Reginald r. P. Pratt,
Sir George Russell, Lord Roseberry,
Lord Harrington and Mr.. Parnell Rose
berry, the Gazette thinks, should be
made Colonial Secretary, Harrington
Foreign Secretary, in place OF Lord
Derby. Granville. who followed the
officers respectively in the last Gladstone
Cabinet, and who together with the
Earl of Kimberly, formerly Liberal
Secretary for India, should, the Gazette
uaipfains. be excluded from apy future
eovernment the liberals NAV be called
nnon to form Mr.. ParnelI. the paper
Continues win In anv event be virtually
;fs Chief Sacretarv for Ireland. and he
m;obt ,ust as well he taken into the
1aolae' % nrs' ~ ~ ,as' o,a eono,aaio .;,1 f.' sns
Cabinet o9 The material suggested he will
secure for himself the prospect Of a
strong and stable government.
Parnert,s Power IN Parliament.
LONDON. January 27.- The GLOBE,
ca.,;.a ..ys 4, i orsd The,
s'
Mr. farneil mas resolved 10 use tne
Home Rule vote to overthrow Mr.. Glad
s,o,a AZ The 6rst o,,ortun,tv that ure-
;,..,s sha,,,J .hoI;h ...au,a
S'"'s ''s.''' '"ou'u ~. - =,
power, Mr. rarneii w,ii 40 tn's Ior 1ns
his power, In order to stimulate dona.
tions TO the Parneiiits treasury, which
was nearly @hsa n,l ~ ,"s ,,saor;tv yoora v'eV far
~ ! statement that Mr.. CIadstone's new
cabinet will be mainly Radical, and that
it will introduce measure Of English
nnd Irish land policy, desil ned to settle
the Irish question without conceding
home rule in any form. In this way
Mr.. Gladstone hopes to obtain support
More Predicsisns.
LONDON, January H.-The Daifv
Neps fancies that Lords Granville, Rose
berry and Spencer will be members Of
the new Cabinet sltbouoh II thinks the
-
aPpo,nsmens oi Ep'u a,,o.1 uaans'lie IT, as Or
from the Liberal party and country. The
Telegraph says Dir Charles Duke Will be
offered seat n tns new CsDine., put
Craw1ord % scsndsI sr;t halls has bsen sstt,aJ
It il expected that Lord Salisbury will
20 to Osborne to-day.
s.,,.n-xx ana an, sru.n r.,,cx
Iospos. January 27.-Lord Salisbury
i anxioua TO acouaint the country with
the nature of the Irish policy he In.
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rns mvsss.n C.hsuet n ae.s~u.
Iov I..n o. Tha oat;.n
o-.'y s
Of the Cabinet today lasted an hour
The situation was fully discussed. II
was resolved that the ministers should
1t once resign. Salisbury sent a special |
messenger TO Osborn to inform the
Queen Of the decision Of the Cabinet.
Baasssn Ascension strikers
Fired ON BY Troops.
PARIS, January N.-M. Ginod Renaud |
Of the Grand Theater, New York, made
an ascension in balloon to-day. The
balloon was driven out to sea aud sud-
lenIy vanished.
Two thou.and .tr;k;oa .,nnlo,s. =.
~ ~ -.,,,- !: -. D.-.,
,n' u '"e nun n,'''' 'n 'As i'reasesiie
department OF Aveyron, attacked the
house OF the manager OF tho works,
broke open the door, entered the build
ng, seized the manager and threw him
'ut OF the window. He was was then
to death by the angry crowd.
Troops were sent ont to quell the dis
urbance. The strike grew out of
question OF wages. The troops restored
hI m m Al Erru "a II
been killed and number wounded.
M. De Freycinet to-day informed Mr..
Sr'esls' 1reek Cnarge dAnaires, tnat
,rssce wss nnshis 70 1890 hsr.sIs
rom the action Of the powers toward
hat country.
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~" oAA January eneo's
u the recent blizzard In Florida Is ap-
,arent in the tremendous quantities of
royan oraoass x,h,ch All. c,tv h.s h.a,,
,.I.s a. - ~
'e''seo VIVA ua''ns 'ne PAST "eeN'
hundreds OF boxes OF damaged fruit
ooms at prices barely covering the cost
4 transportation. Any number Of
'oxes mere rave Deen iouna absolutely |
noe dumns but a a falmsr III : hasv
Iealer in Florida oranges, told World
eporter yesterday that advices From
correspondents IN all portions OF the
tate indicated that II was the most dis
str0ns occurrence ln the agricultural