Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-23

followed this visit, the Secretary called
again, this time in royal carriage, and
had a second talk with Salisbury. The en-
beavers of her Majesty to bring about an
understanding between the Liberal and
Conservative leaders, that the former may
continue in office or the latter take office
and carry on the government, are unas-
surfing.
SALISBURY ASSUMES THE PREMIERSHIP at
ONCE.
LONDON, June 22d-The difficulty cen
cerning the foundation of a new Ministry
has been settled, and the Marquis OF Seiis-
bury assumes t3le office of Premier at once.
PROGRAMME OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, jane 23d-A M.-Gladstone has
made premise to Salisbury to give the
new Government as much time as possible
during the remainder Of the session. The
correspondence between the party leaders
will probably be presented TO Parliament
TODAY. il is stated that the leaders have
arranged TO make an effort to carry the
Welsh intermediate education bill, the
Australian confederation bill, The Irish
national education bill and the Minister
for Scotland bill Lord Salisbury declined
to include the Scotch Crofters bill. The
seats bill will be finished Tuesday night.
Parliament will meet Wednesday to obtain
royal assent, and then adjourn for the re-
elections.
THE NEW CABINET.
Following is an authentic list of the new
Cabinet Prime Minister and Secretary for
Foreign Affairs. Marquis OF Salisbury !;
First Lord of the Treasury Sir Stafford
Northcote; Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Sir Michael Hicks Beach; Lord High Chan
cellor, Sir Hardinge Clifford Lord Presi-
dent OF the Council, Niscount Cranbrook:
Lord of the Privy Seal, Earl narrowly;
Secretary of the Home Department, Colonel
Frederick Stanley: Secretary OF the Colo
NAL Department, Right Honorable Will
lam Smith; Secretary OF State for India,
Lord Randolph Churchill; First Lord OF
the Admiralty, Lord George Hamilton;
President of the Local Government Board,
Arthur James Balfour; President of the
Board of Trade, Duke of Richmond and
Gordon Nice-President of the Council,
Hon Edward Stanhope; Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland Earl CarnarvOn Lord Chancel
lor of Ireland, Right Honorable Edward
Gibson. The minor offices have not yet
been filed.
STARTED FOR LONDON.
DUBLIN, June 22d.-Earl Spencer has
started for Tendon.
LONDON, June 22d.-Sir Charles Dixie
addressing meeting of Liberals tonight,
said he was prepared to give the Con-
servatives reasonable assurances. He
wished to study in Ireland a plan
for the deyolvement from Parliament
to Welsh, Scotch and Irish bodies
much of the business that Parliament is
now not competent to discharge. He
would visit Ireland as soon as possible for
that purpose. He believed many Irish
officials were in favor of decentralization,
and many agreed that it was necessary to
abolish Dublin Castle.
Cholera in Spain.
MADRIa, June 22d.-Official returns from
the cholera-infected districts of Spain are
as follows: Valencia city, % new cases and
90 deaths; Valencia province, $50 new
cases and 172 deaths; Murcia city, 6S new
cases and 81 deaths; in the towns adjoin-
ing the city of Murcia 146 new cases and
81 deaths; Cartegena, , new cases and
deaths none; Castellon De Plana city, 6
new cases and 3 deaths; CastelIon De
Plana province, &C new cases and Il deaths;
Huesca province, new cases and 3 deaths.
IN the town of Glen Pazeluos, twenty miles
from Madrid, there are ) new cases and 4
deaths.
New Goethe Society.
BERLIN, June 22d.-A new Goethe Soci-
ETY. was organized at great meeting held
for the purpose at Weimar the Capital of
the Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar on
Saturday. The assemblage was presided
over by the Grand Duke, and was composed
of eminent literatteurs of Germany. The
Grand Duke was appointed patron of the
Society. and Empress Augusta, OF Ger
many, was enrolled as a member. The
Society Will prepare new and authorlta-
tive biography of Goethe, will secure the
poets house and open it as a museum, and
will publish an "edito princeps of
Goethes works.
Frightful Boiler Explosion in France.
PARIS, June 22d-A dispatch from Tur-
Going states that the wool-scouring works
were demolished by the explosion of 4
boiler to-day Honere Prosper was the
owner, and is among the killed. A de-
tachment of troops was dispatched from
Lille as soon as the news of the explosion
reached that city. The soldiers are now at
work in the ruins of the buildings, search
ing for workmen who are missing and who
may have been killed.
The Pendlebury Coliiery Disaster.
New YORK, June 22d-The Suns London
special says The disaster in the Pendlebury
Coliery, near Manchester, proves to have
been more terrible than at first reported.
The number known 10 have been killed is
I6S, and many more still unaccounted for
The GOLFERS families are already pinched
TO the verge of despair, but greater misery
is feared for many. The number of wage
earners now killed represents fully 500
widows and orphans. Not one i'll fifty has
Z shilling saved.
The Suez Canal Traffic Res 1med.
SUEz, June 22d-Traliic on the Suez ca
nal is now fully resumed. The Interrupt
ton 10 travel by the sinking Of the great
dredger was not as serious as il was thought
it would be. Seven mail boats succeeded
in passing around the Instructions.
Financial Dizziness in Austria.
VIENNA. June 22d.-The stagnation on
the Bourse continues. The cholera in
Spain and the labor troubles at Brunn az
gravate the situation. Extreme duilness
at the Exchange continues. The number
of dispatches received at and sent from the
Exchange daily now amounts to only half
the number in former dull times. This
gives the measure OF the present unusual
dizziness.
Protocol Published.
BERLIN, June 22d-The OHeia} Gaeettc
publishes the text of the protocol OF the
9TH Of March. 1885, arranged by England,
Germany and spain, defining the rights OF
England and Spain in the Lulu archipel-
ago and Bofneo, and establishing freedom
of commerce with the islands.
Minister PendIeton's Reception.
BERLIN June 22d-The reception given
to Minister Pendleton yesterday By En-
pcror William was of very cordial char.
lacter. They conversed for short time on
very friendly terms. and the Emperor ex-
pressed the best feelings towards both
America and the American people.
A National League President bounced.
DUBLIN, June 22d.-The TraIee branch
of the National League has expelled Har-
Fingt0n, its President
Newspaper Office Wrecked by a Mob.
DUBLIN, June 22d-A mob at Tralee
yesterday wrecked the office of the Kern
ySenttae,. The paper is conducted by
brother of Mr.. Harrington NJ p, and the
attack was made because Of his alleged de-
fiction from National principles.
Meeting of Irish DynRmiters.
PARIS, June 22d.-A meeting of Irish
dynamiters was held al Mons yesterday. at
which it was resolved to call Convention
at Antwerp. The speakers made the
usual violent attacks upon England.
The Franco Chinese Treaty.
PARIs. June 29S.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day, NJ De Freycinet, Minister
of Foreign Affairs Submitted the draft of