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lleforo the Conservative Lender '.Will
'Agtbd .'to Assume..-tho Duties of the
Premiership The Irish anil Scotch
Members Uneasy nml Dissatisfied.
London, Juno SI. The outcome of tho
deliberations of tho cabinet In consequence
of tho mlvorso voto In tho houso of com
mons on Friday Is that Lord Rosobery,
tho prlmo minister, tendered his resigna
tion to tho queon. Hor mnjosty last evon
lng summoned Lord Salisbury, tho leader
of tho Conservative party, to Windsor In
connection with tho formation of a Con
servative ministry. Lord Salisbury did
not recolvo his summons until too late to
poto Windsor last night, but ho wont
tarly thlsjnornlng.
It Is understood that tho Marquis of
Salisbury only agrees to form a cablnot
on condition that tbo parliament Is dis
solved. Ho will Insist that the govern
ment, before yielding the seals, shall puss
a voto of an amount necessary for tho ex
penditures for two months, to cnablo a
In LORD SALISBUBT.
general oloctlon to bo hold. Tho Conserv
atives will thus bo In a, position of attack
lristcad of defenso. Nothing Is known re
garding tho personnel of tho now minis
try, but complete harmony exists between
tho Liberal-Unionists and Conservatives.
Tho Irish members aro extremely un
easy and dissatisfied. They stato that
aftor acting for three years as the strong
est arm of the government, thoy aro deeply
concerned at tho suddon ending of tho gov
ernment without passing any of tho prin
cipal Irish measures. Not only has homo
rulo not progressed, but tho measure con
cerning tho Christian brothers, tho county
council bill, which reached a second read
ing, tho grand jury bill and the proposal
to extend tho power of guardians regard
ing laborers' cottages were all lost. The
only Irish monsuro now likely to bo passed
is Mr. Healy's municipal' franchise bill,
which has gone to tho houso of lords.
Tho Liberal Scotch mombors are also
sore. Mr, James G. Weir, momber for
Ross and Cromarty, communicated with
Lord Rosebory yesterday, urging him not
to dlssolvo parliament until tho measure
extending tho benoflt of tho crofters' act
to Highland tenants should have been
passod.
Lord Rosobory rose early yesterday, and
attonded St. Goorgo's chapel beforo break
fast. Ho thon strolled through tho grounds
nlono till 10 o'clock, whon ho wont to Frog
nioro, whore tho queen was breakfasting
with the Princess Boatrico nnd Princo
Christian. Ho thon attonded servico at
Frogmoro Mausoleum with tho queen and
family, aftor which ho had a privato audi
enco with tho queon. A number of des
patches wore recolved and opened by tho
queon. Lord Rosobory returned to tho
castle for lunch, and returned to town in
tho afternoon. Ho held a consultation
with Mr. Asquith, the homo secrotary,
Lord Twoedraouth, lord of tho privy seal,
and Mr. Arnold Morley, postmaster gen
eral, In Downing street, immediately on
his return.
Lord Rosobory conferred with Sir Will
iam Harcourt lator In the evening, and a
five lino whip was issued calling upon the
Liberals to bo in attendance at tho houso
of commons at 3 o clock this afternoon,
when it Is oxpocted that Sir William Har
court will make tho olucial announce,
mont.
Tho effect of the cabinet decision is
moro marked upon the whips and officials
than upon tho cabinet ministers. Lord
Rosobery, on his return to town, looKou
decidedly sprightly, and tiord Tweed.
mouth, Mr. Morley and Sir William Har
court wero in a Jocular mood.
Earl Rosobery was ouercd tho ollice of
prlmo minister by tho queon on March 3,
1894, Mr. Gladstono having oiloreu bis re
signation on account of falling oyesight.
Lord Rosobory had occupied tne position
of foreign secrotary In Mr, Gladstone's
cabinet, and had boon prominently oon.
6ldored for ten years past as tho probable
successor to Mr. Gladstono In the leader
ship of tho Liberal party when tho time.
for tho retirement of that gontloman
should come.
About tho only objection urged against
his appointment as promier was that the
leader of the party should be a Inombor of
tho house of commons, and that tho party
cannot bo managed from tho house of
lords. Lord Rosobory, upon assuming tho
promlorship, took tho place of first lord of
the treasury in the cabinet, and called tho
Earl of Klmberloy to succoed himself as for
eign secretary. Tho leadership in tho house
of commons was entrusted to Sir William
Vernon Harcourt, who retalnod his place
in tho cabinet as chancellor of tho ex
chequer. No Sailors Seriously Injured.
Washington, Juno 24. Secrotary Hor
bort received a cablogram from Admiral
Kirkland, at Kiel, stating that nonoof tho
tailors had boon seriously Injured by tho
explosion on tho launoh of tho cruiser Sau
Francisco, nnd that all wero on duty
again. The admiral did not give tho
namos of tho injured, ovidontly rogardlug
tho subject too trifling for details.
Coohrnn Taken to Ilia Home.
PRINCETON, N. J., Juno 24. Garrett
Cochran, tho Princotou freshman who
was shot by tho negro Collin, on jpiu
night of Juno 8, has reeovored sufficiently
to bo romoved to his home in Willlaras
port, Pa., and was taken thoro on Sat
urday, accompanied by his father and
brother. He walked from tho cab to tho
train.
Grounded In tho llaltlo Canal.
Gruenenthai Juno 24. Tho Augusta
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terday, and was towed to a siding till the
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A Memorial to be Presented to the
British Parliament,
INTERNATIONAL ACTION. NEEDED.
The Document, Which Is Heine Nnmer
ously Signed by Lending English llnnk
rs, Morchnnts nnd Slnnufaoturers, Uc
Glares the single .Standard a Failure.
London, Juno St. A blmotalllo memo
rial to parliament has been unanimously
slgnod by numbora of leading bankers,
merchants and manufacturers doing busi
ness In tho oast. It first refers to tho ro
cent nutl-blmetalllo memorial hi which It
says bimetallism Is justly described as a
growing agitation. It then proceeds to
relate that instead of tho commercial su
premacy of Great Britain and tlio financial
asoendonoy of London having boon estab
lished sluco the chango In tho currency In
1816, It was chloved beforo thon. More
over, up to nearly sixty years aftor 1810 the
business of tho world was conducted nude:"
tho dominating lnflucnco of tho bimetallic
system. Tho experience of recent yenrj
has shown that British commercial pros
perity during this period was duo to the
universal offoct of the bimetallic law, and
not to tho operation of our single stand
ard. Tho memorial proceeds :
"With tho abandonment of bimetallism
our lmmonsondvnutngesdlsappeared. The
subsequent attempt, for tho first tlmo In
history, to conduct tho business of the
western world on a gold basis, was fol
lowed by a wide nud Increasing diver
gence In tho vnluo of gold nnd silver,
which hindered trade, and a progressive
fall In prlcos, which seriously Injured In
dustrial undertakings." Contracts have
beon disturbed, tho burden of tho debtot
Increased and property decreased, with a
resulting loss of' capital ombnrked In In
dustry and tho employment of tho work
ing classes. Those are matters of grave
and 6crlous Importance, which should com
mand attention.
"In viow of tho vastness of British com
merco tho burdon of Indebtedness borno
by the colonies and Indln, and tho fact
that thoro nro threo distinct systems of
currency within the omplro, no peoplo In
tho world nro more interested In the es
tablishment of bimetallism than Groat
Britain, which ought henrtlly to co-opcrato
with foreign nations In endeavoring to
achlevo it.
"Tho esperionco of history, the teach
ings of science nnd tho conclusions of au
thority, as expressod by tho unanimous
report of tho gold nnd silver commission,
unlto In supporting tho opinion that tho
relative value of tho metals could bo main
tained under bimetallism. The recent
statomonts on bohalf of tho French gov
ernment, tho resolutions of tho Gorman
rolchstag and the stato council of tho
Prussian diet and the emphatic declara
tion of tho United States la favor of Inter
national bimetallism aro proofs of their
doslro to join Great Britain In a serious
endeavor to accomplish this end.
"In tho presenco of tho evils which can
not bo denied wo hope that tho govern
ment will not suffer a hypothetical dan
ger to special lntorests or a prophetic but
unsupported assertion of harm to Indus
try and commorco to deter them from a
hearty co-oporatlon with tho other powers
in such mensuros as seem desirable for se
curing a fixed par of exchange for tho two
metals und a moro stablo standard of
valuo than wo now possess, and wo re
spectfully ask you to adhere to tho resolu
tion of the houso of commons passed on
Feb. 26.
"This motion was introducod in tho
house of commons by Mr. Robort L. Ev
erett, Liberal member for the Woodbrldgo
division of Suffolk, and was as follows:
"That tho houso regards with Increasing
apprehension tho constant Uuctuatlon and
the growing dlvorgenco of tho values of
gold and silver, and heartily concurs In
the recent expressions of opinion of tho
governments of Franco and Germany In
regard to tho serious ovlls arising thero
from." Murdered by a Mnslted Itobber.
Chicago, June SI. C. B. Birch, cash re
ceiver for the West Chicago Street Rail
way company ut the Armltage avenue
cable barns, wos shot and fatally wounded
early in tho morning by a man who at
tempted to rob him of the day a receipts.
Birch was alono In his ofllco when a
masked man entered and told him to hold
up his hands. Instead of complying Birch
reached for his rovolver, when the robber
fired two shots at him, striking him In tho
back and arm. Birch thon fired, and be
fore dying said ho bolloved he had hit tho
man. Tbe robber flred throe moro shots,
hitting Birch In tho neak and breast, just
above tho heart. Tho robber thon grabbed,
a handful of monoy from the counter and
mado his oscape. In his hurry ho scattered
silver monoy ubout the Uoor. Birch wos
romoved to a hospital, where ho dlod four
hours later.
Four Years for Robbing a Mute.
Schaston, Pa., June 34. Martin Mo
Nolly, who, with Michael Haddon, was on
trial here for havlug robbed Albert
wethorlll, a deaf muto from Hamilton,
Wuyno county, was found guilty and sen
tenced to four years' Imprisonment In the
Eastern ponltontlary by Judgo Gunstor.
Haddon, who ploaded guilty, rocelvod a
similar sonteuco. When MoNally was
sontenccd his aged mother, who was In
the court room, falntod and had to be car
ried out.
Church Ilobbed by Its Minister.
MoNTfJOMEKY, Ala., JuuosJl. Rov. Har
ris Wright has beon arrested at Cavo
Springs for soiling tho organ, Blblo and
hymn books of tho church, ut Round
Mountain, over which ho presidod. Ho is
a white Methodist preacher, uud has here
tofore bore an lrroproachablo reputation.
He was bound over to tho grand jury.
Fatally Hurt by an Explosion.
Woodbuuy, N. J., Juno 84. William
Vennoll llos at his homo horo in a dying
condition from lujurios received by tho
explosion of a gas tank at tho Woodbury
Glass works. Vounoll is a watchman at
tho plant, and whllo on his rounds with a
lauteru ontored tho building, and the gas
was ignited from the lauteru.
Tnylor's Sentence Deferred.
PIERRE, S. D., Juno 21. Defaulting
State Treasurer Tuylor will not uo sen.
teuced until the regular term of court,
Aug. 13. Judgo Gaffy holds ho has no
powor to act out of tho regular sosslon.
Trenton's Increase In Population.
TltEJtTON, Juno 24. Tho state consus
enumerators have finished the count In
this city. It shows a total of 03,608, as
against 47,458 in 18'JO, a gain ot io,nu in
five years.
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complaint before medicine could be pro
cured or a physician summoned. One or
two doses of this remedy will cure an
ordinary case. It never fails. Can you
afford to take the risk for so small an
amount? For sale by Gruhler Bros., Drug
gists. Reproofs of a friend should always be
strictly just, and not too frequent. Bud
gell. "Our little girl had diarrhoea in a very
bad form. "We tried everything we could
think of but without effect until we got Dr.
Fowler's Ext. of Wild Strawberry, which
helped her right away." Mrs. Ann Borg
tuan, Verbau, Sanilac county, Mich.
Zeal is very blind, or badlv reculated.
when it encroachine unon the rishta nf
others Quesnel.
Bicycle riders, foot ball players and aht-
ete, generally, tindasovereig n remedy for
Iho sprains and bruises, and cuts to which
tthey are constantly liable, in Dr. Thomas'
Electric Oil.
Rich in fit epithets, blest in tbe lovely
marriage of pure words. BVewer.
The hest Salve in the world for Cut9,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Saltltheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refutided. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by A. Wasley.
A cock, having found a pearl, said that
a grain ol corn would be of more value to
him. Laroux.
Mr. Sanies Perdue, au old soldier resid
ing at Monroe, Mich., was severely afilicted
with rheumatism but received prompt re
lief from pain by using Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. lie says : "At times my back would
ache so badly that I could hardly raise up.
If I had not gotten relief I would not bo
here to write these few Hues. Chamber
lain's Pain Balm has done me a great deal
of good and I feel thankful for It." For
sale by Gruhler Bros., Druggists.
It is but a step from comoanlonshiD to
slavery when one associates with vice.
noaen tfaiiou.
Saved Mrs. Itonulo's Life..
Mrs. Jennie Bonnie. ofVireil. N. v..
had been sick for a year or more with over
flow ot the gall ana ulcers of the stomach.
Her physicians told her' she could not llvo.
Mrs. Ronnie's mother had found such bene
fit from the use of Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, that she persuaded her
daughter to use it, which sho did, with the
result that it cured her of these diseases,
anu sue says sue was never so well as now.
All are born to observe cood order, but
few are born to establish it. Joubert.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebo Thomas, of Junction City,
111., was told by her doctors she had con
sumption, and that there was no hope for
her, but two bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery completely cured her and she
says It saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers,
139 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered
from a dreadful cold, approaching con
sumption, tried without result everything
else, then bought one bottle of Dr. King'B
New Discovery aud in two weeks was
cured. He is naturally thankful. It is
such results, of which those aro samples,
that prove the wonderful efficacy of this
medicine in coughs and colds, Free trial
bottles at A. Wasley's drug store.
More water glideth by the mill that wots
the miller of. Shakespeare.
A Drunker Burned.
Tbe old abandoned breaker, known as
Pieston No. 3, was burued to the ground
yesterday afternoon. The hreaker con
tained eome machinery and this is a com
plete loes. The collUry is located between
Girardville and Ashland. None of the P.
& R. C. & I. officials in Pottaville knew
anything about tbe fire until informed by
a reporter.
Every man has Just as much vanity es
he wants understanding. Pope.