Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-25
Salisbury Will Form q
New Cabinet.
WILL HOLD NEW ELECTION
Resignation of the Present Cabinet
Was Presented to the Queen
and Was Accepted.


LONDON. June "a.
Tho resignations Of the Rosehesy tninis-
Try was announced IN both houses q par,
lament today. and Il Ia oficialiy announced
that Salisbury has been asked md ha1
commented 70 form now cabinet. the ynrt-
Gus conservative agents throuEhout the coun-
try have received official notice TO prepare
mcnt.
There wcre four pecrs in tho house Of
lords whom the proiniur Lord Aoscbefy. rose
Mt ai5 y. M. 20 announce the resignation OF
the cabinet The Prince Of Wnlea, the Duke
Of York aud tho Duke Of Canibridxe rat
bury was abaont AZ Windsor, where no hai
gone TO pnnwor the command OF the qucon.
The galleries wero crowded with people, and
q number Of tho house OF comniuns NOM
tora were prcacnt 10 order to hear the
statement OF the rotiring PREMIER
Lord Roacbery, amid deep silence said;
which the house has undoubtedly anuci.
pated. After the vote Of the house Of COM
mons on Friday. which was practically
ouen,lyn ~ W 9 s ca,o o. VIZ ~
after there had been laid before tho house
a. great rchenln for military organization.
The government felt Il their duty TO plao@
lneir rryiEnations In the bands q the qus1AI
tho ruaignAtinnA were accepted, and fhi
government VIII only hold until their xuu-
eessors arc appointed"
IN tho house OF commons thoro wan .
most animated scene and Outaido tho honss
OF parliament large crowda OF people aath-
cred, eagerly discussing the situation, Tho
SPEAKER Mt, WIN. Court Gully, took the
chair at y. M. and noon nfterward the
secretary Of state for war, Mr.. Camphali
linnneruan, cutered tho house. amid pros
and was greeted with vigorous cheera from
hts supporters. AZ ais0 p. nj, tho house chan
sellor Of tho eAcholuer. SIR VIM. Vernon
Hihrcourt, entered tho house. and tho liberals
echo. -
Sir VIM. Vernon iIarcourt arose and said.
IT IL IL my duty 10 advise you that tho
diylalon OF Friday last was vote Of ccn-
sure on tho secretary Of war, than whom
mover more able. respected or popular min
associated themselves with thin colleartc'
and. feeling they were unable 70 pass tho
votes for supply. tho government reAigncd,
ana their frniRnati0ns wcra accepted. I'm
dor ordinary circumstances II would have
been incumbent To move an Adjournment.
put tho scala nsherica hlil must DO passed
nSIofo July J. and when y has Passed IL
an adjournment OF tho house," Tho cham
celor OF the oschequcr then thanked his
supporters, and acknowledged tho considcraa
ton shown 10 the government by iis OPP
ponontn, Tears were IN tho eyes Of Sir
William when he uttered tho last words.
rd Mr; nai n, criticized tho conduct 2. the
rtitutlonal manner Of nrucrvding would nave
been TO advise tho queen 10 dissolve paria-
continuing tho government on tho oppnai-
ton.
~ aia2 y. m. tho house went into CON-
mlttee on tho seal nshories hill. Most Of
tho mumbera loft when the house went
into committee, Numerous quotations were
asked In regard 10 the agreement with Rus
tla on tho liohrinE sea queation. and the
complaints received from tho government Of
thc Dominion OF cauada on the same sub-
ieet,
The parliamentary secretary OF tho for
eiEn once, Sir Edward Gray, In reply, naid
that tho satisfactory assurances had been
OF the Dominion. IT.
The seals nahoriss bin then passed. ia
third reading.
Or. Charles X. D. Tanner. member Of
tho middle division Of Cork, Anti.Parnoliitr.
raised disturbance by oAciaimlng that no
dld not SEQ why the seal fisheries bill should
% given precedence oyor the Irish land
bill, Tho house then adjourned.
II was rnmorcd shortly aftor ndjournmcut
that slr. william Vernon Harcourt will rot
present himrolf az a candidate for re-elsction
and that tho concluding wofdn Of his thanks
yalodotefy. -