St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-29
ENGLISH POLITICS.
The Marquis of Londonderry wi
BE Made Viceroy of Ireland.

The Marquis of Londonderry Will
BE Made yiceroy of Ireland.
LONDON, July 2s.-The Right Hon.
Sir Richard Asheton Cross and the Duke
of Abercorn had conference to-day with
the Marquis of, Salisbury. 1t is announced
that the Marquis of Londonderry will be the
appointed viceroy of Ireland. The Standard
thinks that the Marquis of Salisbury's
position is safe one as long as Mr.. Glad
stone leads the opposition. 1t was notice
able at the meeting at the Carlton club
yesterday that while Sir Michael Hicks
Beach occupied a seat at the table near
the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Randolph
Churchill sat in one of the front rows with
the rank and file. At Dublin, at meeting
of the National league yesterday, Mr..
Joseph Biggar, Nj. p, made a speech, in
which he said there was
NO REASON TO FEEL DEsPoNDENT
over anything the Conservatives might at
tempt. The Parnellites, he said. had al
ready unmade two governments, and il
was not unlikely that they would unmake
a third. He hoped that any case they
would never assist Mr.. Chamberlain. whom
he characterized as the most dishonest
politician of the age. MI John Dalton also
addressed the meeting. He said that if
coercion should be!introduced in Ireland the
landlords would have the most cause to re-
greet its introduction. Ii home rule was of
Tered Ireland would accept the boon, re-
memberng, however. that it was Mr.
Gladstone who first offered it.
line meeting of the Gladstone ministry
at Lord Granville's house this evening was
informal and did not refer to foreign mat
tiers. 1t was decided to
ASSIST LORD SALISBURY
IN obtaining supply. Rt. Hons. David
Robert Plunkett and Henry Chapter will
obtain seats in Lord Salisburys cabinet.
Citizens of Dublin are indignant at the
action of a band of the Fourth dragons in
emitting to play God Save the Queen at
the conclusion of a public performance.
This is the first time in the annals of the
British army that the national anthem has
been expunged from the musical program.
The band master is charged with purposely
emitting the hymn to please the dis
loyal crowd. An inquiry will be
made into the matter. 1t has
been decided that Lord Randolph
Churchill shall have the office of chancellor
OF the excheQuer and the leadership in the
cabinet council is in session at Lord Gran.
SOME FOREIGN DIFFICULTIES
have suddenly arisen. The Liberal minis.
tiers have decided not to shape their tactics
until the queens speech has been read in
parliament. The Exchange Telegraph COM
pany announces that it is informed on high
authority that Lord Salisbury's Irish policy
will include proposal to lend to Ireland
e5 900, 600 to enable her to establish local
banks on the Scotch system, and
lend money at nominal interest to
farmers and manufacturers in order
to stimulate and develop trade.
Mr. Goschen was offered the Office of chan
cellor OF the excheQuer and the leadership of
the house of commons. 1t is stated that he
will not seek to re-enter parliament at
present. and that when he does he will
stand as a Conservative and join the Tory
party.
THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS
have been made and accepted: Home Sec
rotary. Lord George Hamilton; chief secre-
tary for Ireland, Sir Michael Hicks Beorch;
secretary for war. Viscount Branbrook;
lord president of the council. Lord Iddes-
leigh; lord lieutenant of Ireland, the Mar
quis of Londonderry. Rt. Hon. William
Smith, Sir Richard Asheton Cross and Ri.
Hon. Frederick Arthur Stanley will entei
the house of lords,
THE NEW CABINET.
LONDON, July 29.-4 a. m.-The new
cabinet has been announced, as follows,
Secretary of war, Rt. Hon. William Henry
Smith; first lord of the admiralty. Lord
George Hamilton; lord high chancellor
Lord Halsbury; secretary for India, Rt
Hon. Frederick Arthur Stanley; lord presi
dent of the council, Vfscoun
Cranbrook; president of the local
government board. Rt. Hon. Henry Chap
lin; president of the board of trade. Rt
Hon. Edward Stanhope; postmaster gen.
eral, Lord John Manners: first commits
sioner OF works, Rt. Hon. David Plunkett
attorney general. Sir Il. E. Webster: lore
chancellor of Ireland, Lord Ashbourne.
The first three of the above are official an
nouncements.