The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-27
WILL DISSOLVE SOON
Parliamentary Crisis Immi-
nent.
ABOUT ENGLAND AND FRANCE
Their Relations Said to be Strained.
Trouble Probable Between Russia
and Japan Over Corea.

LONDON, June 26.-ConservatiVe lead
ers seem to have opened Pandora's box
of troubles in forcing the Rosebery gov
ernment to resign. The latter have
clearly the best of the situation. Lord
Salisbury is compelled to make cabinet
with hostile majority, and as events
are now tending, will be obliged to 60
before the country with at least some in
dicatien of policy about the present
burning social question.
The news of most interest in America
10 that Joseph Cham berlain having pre-
cipitated the present situation, has been
disappointed in his ambitions. He de-
manded the chancellorship of the ex-
chequer, but Lord Salisbury refused it,
and gave him the secretaryship of state
for the colonies, which he has accepted.
This post is lower in point of official
status than the home Office, the war de-
partment or the admiralty.
The fact that Lord Dufferin has come
from Paris has excited some uneasinesa
quite apart from home politics. 1t
transpires that the present state of rela-
tiOns between this country and France
is serious, if not threatening. It has
been suggested that Lord Dufferin has
been asked to undertake the lord lieut.
tenancy of Ireland, but the fact to that
he cannot be permitted to leave Paris
until the Anglo-French relations are
much improved.
Late last night report was circulated
that Mr.. Chamberlain had Withdrawn
his consent to accept the colonial secre-
taryship and had applied for the wal
Office. But his appointment to that of
fee would be Immediately challenged
as he and his brother are largely inter
ested in cartridge manufactures, which
have contracts with the government.
According to the latest information
dissolution will take place next week.
The members of the Mccarthy party
have nearly all returned to Ireland tc
make preparations for the struggle
Redmond has stated that he will contest
every seat in Ireland, which declaration
might be interpreted that he is receiving
other than Irish financial support. Nc
e Oei 1lJAIO SaiOuAnttOh 10 GbAC LIS party
will win three seats from Redmond anC
five from Ulster tories, while they may
themselves loose two; so that they ex
pect net gain of six. This is provided
Healy does not raise nag of revolt
which up to the present he has show1
signs of doing
LONDON, June 26.-RepIying to Henry
Labouchere, member for Northampton
in the house of commons today. Righ
Hon. Akers Douglas, the conservative,
whip, said his party was anxious for tn,
dissolution of parliament at the earlies
possible moment, and hoped to be abl,
to make a statement on the subjec
Monday next. He moved new writs TO
an election be issued in the cases o
East Manchester, West Bristol. st
Georges, Hanover Square and Yves
Birmingham, represented respectivel,
by A. ]. Balfour, the new first lord Q
the treasury; Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
chancellor of the exchequer; George ]
Goshen, first lord of the admiralty, an
Joseph Chamberlain, first secretary {
state for the colonies, who have to be re
elected upon their appointment ar
cabinet ministers. The mention {
Chambelain's name was received wit
cries of Judas from the Irish benches
smothered by Firedamp.
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