Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18
TO d NAMED FRIDAY.
The New Enslish Cablsst 70 -
Presented to Parliament.
the QUEEN ARRIVES At WINDSOR.
The Death Of Baron ManteufeI, Gov
ernor Of AIsaee-lotaine---
hsiatic Cholera.
GENERAL FoREleN DISPATCHES.

GENERAL FOhEi0N OlSPAICHeSs
LONDON, Jsas 1.-THE, Queen arrived
this morning .. Windsor for Balmoral. An.
other conference Of Conservatives was also
held at noon to-day in the residence Of the
Marquis Of Salisbury. The purpose ofthis
conference was to endsavor 70 settle upon
the persons to gil the several ot6ees % that
q complete Cabinet may be presented to
Parliament on Friday. Lord Randolph
Churchill attended the conference.
The Standard announces that the Marquis
Of Salisbury, in addition to the Premier.
ship, will assume the duties OF Foreign Sec
retsry; that Sir Stafford Northcote viii be
elevated TO the peerage; that Lord Ran.
dolph Churchill will be Secretary Of State
| for India, and that Sir Michael Hicks Beach
will be the Conservative leader in the
House Of Commons and probably Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer.
! T. D. Sullivan, member Of Parliament for
Wes,meaih, presided at q League meeting
at Dublin last evening. He said thst coer.
cion was now impossible. The Irish mem.
bers Of Parliament will treat the Conserva.
tive Cabinet in manner not dissimilar to
that which characterized their treatment OF
the Gladstone Ministry Il tho Conservatives
should treat Ireland In the same way - the
Liberal government had done The pros
poets for Ireland said Mr.. Sullivan, were
never brighter.
At the conference Of Conservatives yester-
| day i, Is said that Lord Randolph Churchill
made it q condition Of his acceptance oi Of
tee that Sir Stafford Northcote should MT
| he made leader Of the Conservatives in the
House of Commons
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, member Of
Parliament for Portsmouth, will have . po-
si,ion in the Cabinet
The conference Of Conservative leaders
today lasted an hour. II 10 said that re-
suit OF the conference 10 that all obstacles 10
formation of cabinet have been surmount.
ed. All who attended the conference, how.
ever, pledged themselves 10 secrecy. At the
close Of the conference Lord Randolph
| Churchill remained in private conference
with the Marquis Of Salisbury. The Con.
servative leaders have anothsr meeting bs.
fore decision is finally taken upon the
constitution Of the new Cabinet
His Nephew.
LONDON, June l1.-Mf. Arthur J. Bal.
four, NJ. p. nephew Of the Marquis Sails
bury, has been appointed chiet secretary tor
Ireland.
Mr.. Holmes Attorney General and Mr.
Monroe Solicitor General.
| Significant Russian Talk.
The Pail Mall Gazette of this afternoon
has an editorial article believed 10 be in
spired by NJ. Lessar, OF the Russian section
Of the Afghan Boundary Commission and
couched in angry terms. II says that uu-
less the Marquis of Salisbury wishes 70
deepen the conviction OF Russia that bis
ministry il a menace Of war, he will cancel
the appointment Of Lord Randolph Chur.
chill ss Secretary OF State Of India. Rus
sis" continues the article, "already regards
the Salisbury Cabinet with such suspicioa
that any sudden hitch may cause such .
rupture Of the negotiations nov In progress
a. will result in wsr."
- Aslaiic Cholera Bsyosd . Deubt.
MsnRID, June l7.-There we're four ffssh
cases of cholera here -yaatsrdAy aftefnooa.
There were also two deaths from choiees:
Between the 10th Of Nay and the IN q
June there we're seventy five casss OF ceos'
era here, and during the same period thS(e
were forty.fve deaths. In the city Of V.
encia. juring the past twelve hours.
were four neW cases Of cholsrs and
deaths. Sepor Romeroy Roblsdo lea =
Of the Interior declared In the Corts. IN
evening that the suspicious cases" in Mad.
rid wtre beyond doubt cholera, and Of the
A iAle ype.
| CAmEsHAD. June l7.--Field Marshal
Baron yon Manteufiel, the distinguished
.Geru su Commander and Governor oi Al.
sac, Lorraine, died suddenly here this
morning Of pulmonary congestion. Baron
Won Mastenfel was born in 1909 at Mssde-
burg
| BERLrS. June l7-Emporos William vss
com pletely prostrsted when be beard Of the
death Of Baron Won MautsuGsl. and said
in q mournful way, "All my friends are dy-
ing."
baron Manteu6el wss descended from
an old Pomersnian noble family. On April
| 70, 1877, indaced BY special prsfsrence for
military life, be entered the Dragon
Guards. In recognition Of his diligence
and capacity be wss sent from 1884 TO 1886
10 the General Military Academy, 1870 he
was ordered TO attend on His Royd High
ness Prince Albert In July. 1852. be be.
came q Lieu:esnt Colonel, and the next
year received the command a the Fifth
Ulan regiment On February IL. 1857.
King Frederick william nominated him
Chief Of the Department Of Personal Nat.
ters In October. 1851, be attained the rssk
Of Lieutenant Gesersl His rspid sdvaacs-
nsnt excited ssvyAsd MAnieo6d vas ieos.
ouslo attacked in the Dsmocfstc Hes. II
February, 1864, he was sentto the army ia
Scbleswig Hoiaein, participated IN the bet.
tie Of hissunde, and left ths military 30
tons which led TO ths occupation Of Jet
land. Asa result Of the Gsses;n Conysn-
iiop, which brought sbout friendly rela,iepG
between Germany and Austria. fos which
MantsuEel vss Sssponsbls, - vas ns1e
Governor Of Sehleswis. Afts the vaf
with Austria. after active service ~ coa,
mapder in chief Of The army Of The hsise.
be vent 10 st. Petersburg oos tipieushe
missioa. He wss actively Gagged 70 the
Franco GeYmsn vas and vAs sppointsd
Governor Of Aisaee LorraiDs in 1879, fog
bis services
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