The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-25
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LONDOhS June Z4.-SOOn after the
members of the late Gladstone ministry
had retired from Windsor Castle after
delivering up the seals of Office, mem
bers of the new ministry formed by
marquis of Salisbury arrived and went
through tSe ceremony of accepting the
office from the queen aud receiving the
seals and making acts of obedience by
kissing the hand of her majesty Great
crowds of people were Assem- bled at the
railroad depot upon the arrival OF the
train bearing the new ministry. Mar
quis OF Salisbury and Sir Stafford North.
cote were loudly cheered. Sir Stafford to
an especial degree. Lord Randolph
Churchill on the contrary was received
with mingled cheers and groans.
NOTED WEDDING.
Charles Warren Adams end Miss Mil
dTed Coleridge. daughter of the lord chief
Justice of England, were married o-day
A maternal uncle was the officiating
clergyman. the msrriage was private.
Lord Coleridge was asked by his daugh-
ter to attend the wedding but he refused,
and in consequence of this refusal no
other members of the family of Lord
COleridge were invited. Invitations
were, however, issued to aud accepted by
all the members of the late Lord Cole
ridge. Lady Coleridge and all were
present at the wedding.
THE CHOLERA RECORD
MADRID, June 24-The official reports
for Monday from the cholera infected
districts in Spain are as follows: Valen-
ella (citY), new cases 81, deaths 10; Va
lencla (prOvInce). new cases All, deaths
1913; Csstellon de Plana (provInce), new
cases 100, deaths %; Murcia City, new
cases 81, deaths %; MarcI6 (prOvince),
new cases 2U7, deaths 73; Cartegena,
new cases none, deaths /. Ia the city of
Madrid Tuesday there was one new case
and tbree deaths. 10 Gates yesterday
6enOr Romero RabeldO, minister of
the interior stated that in consequence OF
Il favorable report made by tue commits
sion appointed to inquire into the sub.
ject OF incubation with the cholera mi
crObes, the discovery vi DIR. Ferrin as a
preventative against the spread of chol-
era, the practice of iD0culaliOn would
be allowed to Ice continued, but only
however, as an experiment.
The MADRID RIOTS.
MADRID, June 23-The riots in this
city last Saturday were made tie subject
OF an animated discussion In the cOuTtes
yesterday. Senior SegOstas and other
liberals strongly condemned the vlgOr-
Gus measures used by The government
measures would have sutficed To auelI
this disturbance. Senior CanOVas Della
CASTILLO. president Of the council, and
Senior Romero Y. RsbeldO, minister of
the interior, have arranged TO visit, in q
short time, the province of Murcia,
stricken SO seriously now by the cholera.
NOTED PERSONS PRESENT.
LONDON, June 23.-UMted States
Minister Phelps, Prince of Wales and
tile Duke of Edinburg were all present
dun ing the session of the house of lords
to-day.
THE CRISIS PASSED.
The crisis Ia political affairs is be-
hcved TO have been passed, and most
probably today all differences between
The conservatives and liberals will be ar
ranged and the conservatives will form
new cabinet. 1t Is said that some
trivial points only yet remain to be set
tied. In principle it is claimed that
Gladstone has not departed from the
lines originally adopted by him. but he
has made fuller concessions to the con-
servAtives than were hoped for.
He reserves, however, the full liberty
Of 4c!ion in regard to any new measures
or movement that may be introduced into
parliament At the same time he under
takes to assist the new government IN
completing ordinary business
BARON Won sTAEL.
It's reported that Baron Won Stael,
Russian ambassador, has been instructed
by his government to maintain an atti-
tude OF reserve toward the government
OF the Marquis of Salisbury. Baron Won
Stsel is also instructed, according 10 the
same report. ;O insist that the Zulifkar
psss should be Russia's, to check any
advance Afghanistan may propose upon
Russian territory
The Earl Of Granville announced in
the house of lords this morning. and MIR.
Glads one made similar announcement
IN the house of commons that the Mar
quis of Salisbury had accepted the Of
flee and that he had gone to Windsor
castle TO see and inform the queen. A
motion was made in each house to adj
journ until Thursday.
The Marquis of Salisbury will make
formal announcement in the house of
lords tonight that Gladstone having
given sufficient and entirely satisfactory
assurances of aid In conduct of the gov
eminent that he Salisbury Will take
the office and form a cabinet.
WAS AN AMERICAN.
NICE, June 23.-The man reported
to hsve committed suicide after losing
his money at Monte Carlo was an Amer
lean, not an Armenian, as at first stated.
His name has been learned to be HeDI y
Knapp.