Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-23
the QUEEN TO the RESCUE.
She Endsavors to Rscoaclls The Two
Great Parties
AND CREATE HARMONY ONCE MORE.
A Belief That the Crisis in Government
Affairs viii End
To-Day.
GENERAL fostpH DlsPAToHta

LoxpoS. June 22!-Sir b. T. Pousoby,
the Queens Private Secretary. called upon
the Marquis Of Salisbury ct noon toda1. 1t
is supposed that be w,s the bearer Of anotA-
or message from tho Queen. During the
conference OF the Conservative lsadsrs
which followed this visit the Secretary
called again, this tine in the ROYAL carriAss,
and had second tslh with the Marquit Of
Salisbury. The endcevors Of Her Majesty
to bring about an Understanding been the
Liberal and Conservative leaders, that the
former may continue in Office, OF the lstter
take Office and carry On the Government,
are unceasmg. Mr.. Winn, Conservative
(whip) in the House Of Commons. has gone
to confer With Sir Stafford Northcots. The
persons in conference to-day with the Mar.
quis OF Salisbury were tho Duke OF R.ch-
mond, the Earl Of Cranbrooh and Lord John
Manners.
Meetings Of both the Toy and Liberal
leaders are in progress this afternoon. At
each meeting there 10 full sstendauce and
there 10 updoubted evidence shat an extra
ordinary effort is being made 70 terminate
the crisis. Sir Henry r. Poosonby, the
Queens Private Secretary, has already hur.
riedly passed from ono meeting 70 the other
several times. He 10 the bearer ot Her Maj,
estys instructions 10 both Mr. Gladstone
and Lord Salisbury, and the belief is general
that decision concerning the compositioa
of the coming Ministry will be reached to.
day.
$50 Deaths from Cholera Yesterday.
MADRID June 22-The official returns
from the cholera infected district of Spain,
are as follows: Valencia (city), new cases,
70; deaths, 20. Valencia (proviuce), nsw
cases, $50; deaths, l72. Murcia (city) new
cases, 6s; deaths, 81. Ia the towns sdjoin-
ing the city Of Murcia, nes oases. lt6;
deaths, so. In the remaisder Of the prov.
ince OF Muroia, new cases, 60; deaths, ~.
Cartagena, new cases, 2; deaths, mono.
Casteilon do Ia PlanA (cityA new cases. 6;
deaths, 3. Castellon de 10 Piana (province).
new cases, 66; deaths, Al. Huesea (prov.
ince), new cases, Z; deaths 3. Ia the town
of Glen. azselos, 20 miles from Madrid.
new cases, 8; deaths, 4.
LONDON, June 22-A Dispatch from
Teheran states that letters recsived there
from Herat show that the Russians have
established Q good understanding With the
Jamsbide and Hezereh tribes, whs dwell in
The northern and mountainous districts oi
Afebsnistsn. These letters further say
that the tribes mentioned are willing to sub.
nit TO Russian rule.
Strike Of English NaiIers Threatened.
LONDON, June 22.-Dispetch from Stat.
ford says that an order has been issued 10
reduce the wages OF nsilmsxers from IL 70
20 per cent. A strike is threatened against
the reduction Of wages, and Il will invo1..F
fully 10000 persons.
Minnie Paimsr's Arrival nj Qussnstown.
QuEEys1owS, June 22.--Miss Minnie
Palmer arrived on the steamer Germauic
from New York this evening. She IL going
at once to Switzerland fer the benefit Of hes
health, and will begin On engagement In
London in September.
Gordon'A Diary.
LoypoS, June 22-Messrs. Kegan, Paul,
French 4 Co., Of this city, and Msssrs
Houghton 4 Miflin, Of Boston, United
States, will publish simultaneously, on Wed.
pesday next the diary Of the late General
Chinese } Gordon
Land League President Expelled.
DUBLIN, June 22--The Trslss branch OF
the National Land League expelled Mr..
Harrington, its President.
In ireland.
DUBLIN. June 22.-EArl Spencer has
started for London.
Nationalist members of the corporation
have unanimously selected Mr.. Sullivan,
VI. p, for the msyoral'y in 1856.
II is run0Ied that Mr. ChsmbsrlAin and
ir Charles Dixie will visit Ireland shortly.
ct to deliver speeches, but TO inquire - 70
he greatest extent TO which Il would bs
practicable to carry the local government
scheme.
Mr.. Gindstone's Promise.
LONDON, June 22.-As Q result Of the
Queens efforts, the Marquis Of Salisbury
has resolved to, accept Mr.. Gladssons'a {
promise 70 uss his isaussce With the Lib
erals to prevent opposition from factions.
II ia expected that Lord Salisbury will %.
pounce the formation Of Q Csbinst today,
~iih Mr. Bourke probably ~ Chief Secrs.
,sry for Ireland. Wiu win then b issued
for the reelection OF Cabinet members.
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