The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-24
HER MAJESTY REIGNS.
OUR BRITISH COUSINS BREATHE
FREELY ONCE MORE,
Because They Have Brand New Cabi'
net of salisbury's Construction
Names OF the victims-The Cholera
"A Russians Views.

New York, June "a "A London catle-
gram to The Sun says; The political crisis
is ended and the agony is over. LORD sans
bury has got to the end Of his coqueting,
and will be formally proclaimed premier.
The result amply justifies the predictions OF
those who said last week that as soon as he
had secured all the advantages possible Tor
him to get he would take up the reins OF
power. 1t also confirms the reality and
potency of the queens interference. The
Liberals resolved on Saturday that they
would not yield the points demanded by
Lord Salist ury. On Sunday the queens pri-
vate secretary. Con. Sir Henry Ponsonby.
brought Mr.. Gladstone an emphatic mes
sage from the queen, and the Liberal meet
ing that was to have been held Monday was
postponed in consequence. Monday Sir
Henry was running between Mr.. Gladstone
and Lord Salisbury all day. The negotia
lions have been completed, and the treaty
of Windsor is an accomplished fact
LONDON, June 23-The breaking of the
deadlock and the consequent decision of
Lord Salisbury to take Office was brought
about by the firmne $ of the queen. Mr..
Gladstone, deferring to her majesty's re-
quest, made certain concessions to the Con-
servatives, while Lord Salisbury is under
stool to have retained all of the points he
claimed.
With the exception of the appointment of
a chief secretary for Ireland and chan
cellor for the duchy of Lancaster, all cab
met matters are settled A perfect under
standing has been reached between the
leaders of the two great parties and
everything political, at least for the pres
emit, has been arranged. The marquis of
Salisbury has gone to Windsor to report
progress to her majesty and receive her lat
est instructions.
In the house of lords Tuesday
evening, Lord Granville secretary fol
foreign affairs in the Gladstone
cabinet, formally announced the formation
of cabinet by Lord Salisbury. and imme'
diately moved for an adjournment unit
| Thursday. The motion was adopted unani
mously.
Before adjournment the house of lord
adopted all amendments to the redistribu
ton of seats bill, which passed in tho houst
| of commons
In the house of commons Mr. Gladston,
made a similar announcement and moves
for an ad journment until Wednesday, which
was also carried.
The following is an authentic list of TIN
new cabinet;
Prime Minister and Secretary for ForeigI
Afrairs-The marquis of Salisbury; FRS
Lord Of the Treasury-Sir Stafford North
cote; Chancellor of the Exchequer-Si
Michael +. Hicks Beach; Lord High Chan
cellor-ST Hardinge Clifford; Lord Presi
dent Of the Council iscount Cranbrook
Lord of the Privy Seal-The earl of Har
rowby; Secretary for the Home Depart
ment-Sir Richard Assheton Cross; Sec
rotary for the Colonial Depart
ment-CoL Frederick Stanley; Sec
rotary for War-Rt Hon William
Henry Smith; Secretary of State for Indii
Lord Randolph Churchill; First Lord o
the Admiralty George Hamilton
President OF the Local Government board
Arthur James Balfour; President of To
Board OF Trade--The duke of Richmon
and Gordon; Vice President of the Council
Hon. Edward Stanhope; Lord Lieutenan
Of lreland-The earl Of Carnarvan; Lor
Chancellor of Irelnnd-Rt Hon. Edwar
Gibson.