Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-26

| LONDON, June 4.-Soon after the men,
| bers of the late Gladstone ministry had re-
tired from Windsor Castle, after the delivery
| up of the seals of office, the members of
the new ministry, formed by the Marquis
| of Salisbury, arrived and went through the
ceremony of accepting Office from the
queen and receiving the seals, making acts
of obedience by kissing the hand of her
majesty. Great crowds OF people were
assembled at the railroad depot upon the
arrival of the train bringing the new minis
try. The Marquis of Salisbury and Sir
Stafford Northcote were loudly cheered. Sir
Stafford to an exceptional degree. Lord
Randolph Churchill, on the contrary, was
| received with mingled cheers and groans.
Charles Warren Adams and Miss Mildred
Coleridge, daughter of the lord chief JUS
tice of England, were married to-day. A
maternal uncle was the officiating clergy
man. The marriage was private. Lord
Coleridge was asked by his daughter to at
tend her wedding and in consequence of
this refusal no other members of the family
of Lord Coleridge were invited. Invitations
were however issued to and accepted by all
the members of the family of the late Lady
Coleridge and all were present at the we'd
ding.
A dispatch received here says: One
American who recently passed through Ba-
taum, a town in Asiatic Russia, on the Black
Sea coast, states that there are many gun
factories in full operation there, and that
they are being worked secretly and under
such Disgusting names as hospitals, asylums,
etc.
FOREIGN FINANCES.
1870 P. M-Consols opened at 50 GIG for
money and accounts.
Ireland.
DUBLIN, June 24.-The nationalists are
making preparations to give the Hon. DIR.
Kelvin Isod O'Dohorty, NJ. L. c., who sailed
from Sydney, May 8, for Ireland, his native
land, which he left the last time twenty-five
years ago, a warm reception. DIR. O'Do-
horty was prominent participant in the
trouble Of 1913, and presided at most i'm
portant assemblage of the Irish-Australian
nationalist ever held in the southern hem
isphere, to-wit: The meeting of the federal
council of the Irish Australian league
Michael Davit to-day urges the corporation
of Dublin to vote DIR. O'Dohorty the free
dom of the city on his arrival here.
Earl Spencer will return to Dublin this
afternoon, and farewell reception will be
given him in that city on Saturday next.
A special from Rome to the Freeman's
Journal states that Rev. DR.. Walsh, presi-
dent of the Maynooth college, has been APP
pointed by the pope srch bishop Of Dublin.
TO succeed the late Cardinal Arch bishop |
McCabe.
Central America.
PANAMA, June 4.-Tbe new regime in |
Panama does not seem to share a happier |
fate than many OF its predecessors. Local |
opinion, both native and foreign, condemns |
it as arbitrary and oppressive and as |
nothing less than q dictatorship, intensely |
illiberal and absolutely irresponsible and |
forced loan was the first matter, the sum |
being fixed at 100000. This was assessed |
in such manner that the poor were called |
TO pay as much as the rich. Only about |
one-half was collected of the Intended
amount. Now the rulers propose q new
scheme, war contribution of $500, 1000.
This amount is to be levied on those who
favored the rebellion, those who assistedthe
rebellion and those who have been obdurate
IN refusing payment of the previous loans.
This measure means the confiscation of all
sympathizers or participants.
India.
BOMBAY, June 24.-TLe Notifications
lround Herat, designed principally to pro-
SSt th1t City dSuiilst al useduit Nv husSld0s,
ire being rapidly pushed to completion.
The Afghan boundary commission will
move, in short time, nearer the line of de-
imitation. Ten laos of rupees are to be
ent Immediately to the ameer of Afghanis-
an. /
Rumors are in circulation here of the
lrrest by the Russians OF the clerk of the
British consul st Kesh'd, Persia, while the
'earer of note from the consul to the Rus
ian commander at Sarakhs. 1t was de-
iberately designed and carefully planned
fair on the part of the Russians. The ar
est excites great deal of Indignation in |
ertain quarters. |.
Spain.
Madrid, June 24.-Official reports for
ionday from the cholera infected districts
T Spain are as follows: Valencia city, %
ew cases and Is deaths; Valencia province,
"a new cases and 1873 deaths; Casteleton
'ePlano province, 100 new cases and 26
eaths; Murcia city, 50 new cases and 30
eathr; Murcia province, "a new cases and
deaths.
King Alfonso received deputation from ]
Ne Mercantile club. who presented protest q
Eainst the official declaration by the gov q
,nment Of the existence of cholera in c