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LORD sALIsBURY FORMALLY YIELDS
TIRE RKINs OF POWER.

Lord sALLsBURY FORMALLY YIELDS
TIRE RKINs OF POWER.
ne NensraSie Scene In the Heuse or Con-
ssas when the Vote or No Conscience
was Taksa-speeuIstionsa ne 10 the Per-
sorusl Of Mr.. Giadstone's Casinet-The
Coarse OF Communicates with the Queen
On . Change OF 6overnnent-The Outlook
~ the LibersIs-sir Arthur suii'vsr's
New Opera Ready for Rshesrss,-Ex.
Eapress Euse.ie's Life at Far.boroush.
LONDON. Aug. 13.-The oppressors OF ireland
are gone. By a majority OF forty the new
House OF Commons has sent Mr. Balfour and
his colleagues into tho cold shadow Of opposl-
ton. It was a memorable scene Acting In
concert, the Liberals as body took very little
part in tho debate: they were quito content
with tho exposition OF their views as given by
the Grand Old Man on Tuesday The Union
lists kept the ball rolling to the last but the
monotony OF their charges became tiresoms to
adegrce. Atthe stroke OF midnight on Thursday
the Speaker put the question. The ayes respond
cd with the determined yell OF men who had
waited long for their chance. The Tories re-
turned defiant NO" Then tho House divided.
and twenty minutes later the Speaker an
nounosd the 0gures There was great shout.
though the result was foregone conclusion
Tho Tories cheered Balfour when he rose. but
as tho Grand Old Man walked out the scene was
OF the widest description. Cheer upon cheer
arose. and tho waving Of handkerchief set
the atmosphere in futter until 1t was thought
that the demonstration would continue until
daylight. Then the Irishmon shouted Down
with coercionr and Kissed Balfour. Tho
Tories. rnaddened. shrieked back defiance.
and cheered Baliour to tho echo. For G mo-
msnt It seemed as though the rival camps
would settle their differences upon the floor
OF the House. but cries Of order and the stem
torian shout OF tho doorkeeper. WHO goes
homer caused lull and tho members slowly
filed out, glaring at each other through tho
Hobbies and the corridors. into the street.
where the COOL night air played gratefully
upon their heated frames. and caused them
to speedily turn homeward with such satisfac-
tion as may be derived from having taken part
In the most memorable scene in the House OF
Commons since the Reform bill OF 1882.
There were some humorous incidents at the
winding up Of tho debate. Tho whips had
flxed the division for IL O'Clock. but at that
hour three or four Tories had not arrived.
Thsroupon Henry CHAPLIN. the Agricultural
Minister. was put mp to talk until the delin-
qusnts arrived. and he continued to speak
common places and read from old debates
amid continuous cries Of "Dividep' Tho
House became supremely weary when. In the
midst Of all and Just when Chsplin's sloQuence
was at its height. DR.. Tanner pushed his way
through the throng and presented the "talker
against time with q glass OF whiskey and
water. Chaplin pushed It aside Indignantly.
but instantly rslented. either because OF tho
cheers Of the House or Of the grateful fra
GRANGE Of the beverage. and. taking tho glass.
drained It with . show Of much enjoyment
while the House looked on in hslf-anxious
amusement Chaplin still believes that he
had the best Of the joke
The division was the most remarkable on
f66oSd n TIE houss o. Commons. 6ix hun
Afsd and sixty members voted. OF the miss
ins tAers were two tsliers on each side
besides the Speaker. Two ssats are practically
vacant william O'Brien has been elected
twice. and the Holborn constituency IL with
out member A Conservative and Lib
sral were absent because Of illness. and
paired. and one member IL absent In Aus
tsAlia Several Of the members were taken
from their beds TO vote. Two came in on
erutohss. and one member lay on IN i'm
provided bed In . private room In the House
until he was assisted in to vote.
Now the Grand Old Man has only to form his
Government and take over tho power. Sails
bury resigned Office this morning. and the
Queen this afternoon has conveyed her man
date to Mr.. Gladstone to take ofiloe He will
20 to Osborne on Monday and kiss hands"
on his appointment as Premier. and will then
submit the names OF the colleagues he pro-
poses to intrust with tho affairs Of State. 1t
was believed that Lord Rosebery would be
Secretary for Foreign Affairs. but some ques-
ton has been thrown upon that statement
BIZ william Harcourt will be Chancellor Of the
Exchequsr: Lord Aberdeen. IN all probability.
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland. and Mr.. John
Merely. Secretary for ireland. Mr. Gladstone
10 dssirous Of having Lord Spencer with him.
and will ask him to take the Lord Presidency
OF the Council Lord Kimberly is designated
for the Colonial ONCE. and Lord HerschelL
Mr.. Campbell Baunerman. and Mr.. Shaw L.
fsvre will also have Cabinet Offices. The
only new man brought into tho Cabinet will.
It is believed. be Mr. q. II. Fowler.
When Mr.. Gladstone last took ONCE tho
exact course OF communication between Os-
borne. where the Queen was staying. and
London was this. The defeat OF the Conserva-
tive Ministry having taken place. on Mr.. Jesse
Ceilings amendment on Tuesday. Jan. 70.
1886. and tho House Of Commons having been
adjourned till Thursday. tho Ministers con-
sidsred the situation. At Cabinet council
on Wednesday they resolved to resign. and q
despatch announcing this determination was
IOTWhEu6u 70 Juo Suoth ~ SppoIuc' vi
Thursday 1t was announced In both Houses
that Lord Salisbury had como to Osborne that
day. and consequently there was another
adjournment till Monday. Lord Sails
bury remained at Osborne on Thursday
night. and returned to town early on
Yridsy. In the evening Sir Henry Ponsonby
came to town with message to Mr.. Glad
stone which he delivered Half an hour after
midnight tho Daily Ners was able to inform
its readers that Mr.. Gladstone had been in
vited to facilitate matters By putting himself
beforehand In a position to lay before tho
Queen the names OF those on whose coopera-
ton no could count In tho event OF his receiv-
ing commission to form Government. On
Monday morning. Feb ]. Mr.. Gladstone went
% Osborne and returned the same night 1t
was stated that afternoon in both Houses Of
Parliament that he had received her Majesty's
commands to form an administration. On
Thursday. Feb. 4. nav writs we're moved for
elections In Midlothian Derby. South Edin-
burgh. Stirling Burghs, West Birmin gham