The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

OF Mr.. Frederick 70 reduce the salary
Of the Secretary OF State Tor Nas' Sn' y''
which motion the Government WAC ~
foated last evening. If TINS cours" - ~
lowed the Government can ny vt sos,sd "-',
ming by as many votes as IL Was
last night. - ohs,-
mo iinion!sts. in accepting the chal-
lc1Qe will bring every man Of the Paits
- tho division. Many Liberals pip-S9e
against further delay. ana urge We w, ,,
fers 10 resign OF 20 dissolve Par ianeu',
as no poSsible precautions are likely ~
nrer,..nf the oprCsffion from fnhlcilbg an
other defeat and disgrdcing the parry 81,
II has transpircd that az tne 'no'.nri,in !,
last nights division. there was. a1col 80 ~ ~
TO the Liberal whips, a maJoi%s, ~ no
Tor Tho Government. subsequently tue
question was asked whore inc ~ , 9aii,e ii,te
members were Some Of them hau Si,p -
ped out OF the house unseen lht ".lp9
werc lounging and smoking on 'he Ia
race overlooking the Thames. ctH'iS Ia
gone away. thinking that matters Meio
an right. As a matter OF fact uhe p"4 >
WAS caught mapping. - diaso-
The liberals. who are In favor or ulsso- l
luton. say that the same thing VIII occur
again.
tpyfsfs VOTE or CONFIDENCE.
Primo Minister Roscbcry has teie-
s~ranhe1 10 Mr. Gladstone at kicl an a.
count Of the situation. IL Is regOi .eu - ~ -,
Mr.. Gladstone advises Strongly ae",,,ss a,s,
The resignation OF iht 'fpi'i ''''s -, trnn
recommends a vote of confidence Dc ldnVh'
lie has communicated with MT. amp
hell l-Banucrman, advising MIN 10 dtii,ai,i d...l
in Office and 10 support ms cpii,oh"O
without regard TO his per@oIai 1870. -, =
The speaker states MAJ Nl, 49,, or thc
does not desire general electlol on ~, e,.e
resignation Of the ministry. Ills Ieis'.io.'s 10
,vfth the Government are now Whel 1Ht5
have always been. that Is frehulS -. ~. :,
loyal to the ministry. and ne ha7
Ief.ors from Mrs. Gladstone 70 friends
,n Tondon resYort the cX-Prenicr as n'iiiS
absorbed in theological studleS, ho ~, r
votes aseiduOus attention 70 lIlo "a ~ ~
fathers. and is taking less interest IL, u.
politics His direct commuhica'lo.s ~ 't'o 10
old associates show, however va. , ~"
san takes a keen interest IN POI -
events lie regrets the action on 0.r ~.
Irish mcmbers of Parliament lh l.,,o -
fhe vote for tho erection OF a statuc VI
cromwell and readily expresses h,S efl"-
ION on an developments II he Is asNeu'
OBJECTIONABLE TO The RADICALS
The Radicals are privately attacklng
tho ministry because OF the appointment
of the Duke Of connaught as Diin,, hs,,d
In chief Of the British army. hey ny !,
beon assured that the question as Net
he ,,usoftled and that II Is more piobd-
ble that Ticld Marshal Woolsiey OF ~
eral Lord Roberts Is more hhtS 80 ~
the Duke OF COnnaught 10 succ,,c' - 49,,
he said. not credited. II Is certain 'na' ~
n he appointment is made wheh lne
Conecrvatfves are IN power the SUI ''s'l
Of the Duke OF Cambridge VIII De 'he
Duke Of COnnaught- e.o,,. ~,
rhe Right Hon. towler' paimoral
state for India. returned TO hdli,plal !,
where the appointment of Prince Henry
of Battonburg. as Niceroy OF lnaiiai, ieis Tas as
considered. In this respect the Crisis nMas N
~ welcome side TO the ministry AS lh'
postponement Of the discussing o. an i,,,,s, an,
pleasant subject. on which they must
collide with the queen. .t,o~ .,
Lord Salisbury received numper no ,hii Vi
messages at his London reslaenee 20 IilS LIE
morning. and afterwards went 10 hiS
seat. Hatfield House, HertfordsihIs
where Mr. Balfour. the Conservative ieau.
er i'm the House Of Commons VIII De MS
guest until Monday. 49, r-..,o,,,,,
The Duke of Devonshire. the unioniisL ms :
leader I'm the House OF Lords, IS stdylhS
~ Ascot and Mr. Chamberlain, the lead
er of the Unionists in the Commons re-
mains over Sunday. -.
on Monday.