The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
CARMEM ATrRRa

Eo1lSAA Ae1oeE Will es0oeo2iIY go INTO the
cabiaet . minor officer Of the crown.
Anthony }. M1ndell, president Of the
chamhar Of commerce. &C.
Of trade with q seat in the cabinet.
Il il rrmored to-day that unless the
liberal cabinet now being formed By
Gladstone shall be sasisfactoEy 20 th4
queen Il wall be reconstructed 70 accom-
with her majegtY'S wishes. The queen
approved of the selection Of John
Morley 20 hechIef secretary for Ireland
TIE HRW CABINET.
IheneW cabinet - officially announced s
90 follows:
Mr.. Gladstone-Prime minister and
first lord Of the treasury.
Sir FArrer HItschell-LOrd high chan
cellor.
Earl spenCeE-Lord president OF the
Mr.. q. c. a. Childers-Home secze
Earl MISUNDERSTANDING for foreign
affairs.
Earl Granville-Secretary for the col
onles.
Earl MISUNDERSTANDING for India
Mr.. Campbell BannermAn-Secretary
tor war.
Sir william Vernon Chan
celiOf OF the eXc1eauer.
The Marquis OF R1pon-First lord OF
the admiralty.
ID. j. Chamberlain-PresId of the
local government board.
ID. 6. 0. TreYelyAn-SecretGFy for
Scotland.
Mr.. A. ). Mundell-President of the
board OF trade.
Mr. John Morley-Chief secretary tor
Ireland.
The following appointments have been
made under the new administration:
Earl Sydney-Lord ste AID of th,
Queens household.
Mr.. Arnold Morley-Patronage score
tary.
Mr.. Charles RusselI-Attorney gen
eral.
The composition Of the new cabinet
has caused great surprise. It Is thought
to show marks of compromise.
GENERALLY APPROVED.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-The appointment of
Lord ROseberrY as secretary for FJrelgn
| affairs in Glsdstone's cabinet is gener.
| ally approved. It is believed that Lord
| ROseberry will follow the policv pur-
sued by Lord Salisbury The market have
In no wise been affected by the announce
ment of the new cabinet. Egyptian &C.
curIties firm.
NooPPOsTTION.
No opposition will be offered TO the
reelection TO parliament of Chamber.
lain, president of the local government
board in the new ministry.
CHANCES.
In event of the defeat of John Morley
IN the reelection at New Castle, Par.
nell offers to find him q constituency in
ireland.
IRISH NEWSPAPER COMMENT.
The newspapers of Ireland generally
interpret the appointment of Jonn Nor
ley IS chief secretary for ireland to NEAR
. transfer of power to Irish rule, but say
the precedents warn people against any
thing too sanguine.
CHANGED SIDES.
The Liberals and Conservatives chan g
ed sides on the meeting of the house o.
commons to-day. In the house of lord
Writs moved fo- the reelection of mem
bers whS had been appointed to Office b.
Gladstone, except in the case OF JohI
Morley, chief secretary for Ireland. Th'
house of commons adjourned until Sat
urdsy, and the house of lords unit
Monday.
BIG STRIKE.
PARIS, Feb. 4.-NesrIy all the worker
In the muslin, lace, calico, cashmere ant
table linen manufactures at st. QuInteI
department of Aisne, are on Q strike ant
the majority OF the factories are closet
to-day. The men are psrading tn
streets melting mObs sgsinst the shop
masters. The situation is regarded q
very dangerous, and the authorities ar
taking military precautions to AVOID [
riot.
THE POPE nR.
ROME, Feb. 4.-The pope while trans
acting some business with Cardinal Fer
rier, project of the congregation of bis
hUps and regulars, yesterday had ligh
attack OF synape. He was carried to hi
chamber but recovered from the attach
before reaching there.
Il INDEMNITY.
II vienna, Feb. 4-The porte supports
the demand of BulgarIs for war In
taemnity from SerVia.
" THE TIME HAS COME.
PARIS, Feb. 5.-The members OF tht
leXtreme in the chamber of deputies con-
@der the present time an oppOrtune one
for bringing forward Q measure fol
the expulsion of the Orleans princes. Il
10 thought the radicals will absndon the
intention of introducing a motion TO ex
pei the princes.
NEWSPAPER COMMENTS.
DUBLIN, Feb. 5.-The FTeemGns
Journal commenting on GladstOne'G
election address 10 his cOnstitI ents, says
The prime minister explicitly recOg
nizes that no settlement of the land Oh
education question in ireland Is possible
without Irish self government. ThG
Express CONSERVATIVE says: It is non
seating TO be confronted with such tall
a. Gladstoue's about inquiry into the
| affairs of Ireland, when the Radica
minister knows that the crime of boy.
cotting and breach OF contracts are ram
pant in this country
APPOINTED.
LONDON, Feb. 81. Ceilings, liberia.
member of parliament for Ipswich
| whose three acres and q COW" amend
| ment to the address in reply to thE
queens speech. caused the overthrow Of
the conservatives, has been appointed by
Gladstone secretary of the local govern.
ment board. J. Rigby, liberal member
for Wisbesh, CambrIdgeshire, has beer
| appointed solicitor general.
THREATEN TO sECEBE.
VIENNA. Feb. 6.-The members of thS
| Austrian. German club threaten to secedE
from the national club, in consequence
of the action of the latter In signing the
memorial to Prince Bismarck express
ing sympathy with his polish policy
| without obtaining the mutual consent al
required by tue articles OF the assOcia.
ton on all political action. The national
club has nov decided not to send ar
address TO Prince Bismarck. The Polish
| question is creating great stir through
out the empire. The emperor and en-
| press paid marked attention to the
Polish guests st the recent court ball
The Poles contemplate making q dem
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ball.
TURNING OVER THE SEALS.
LONDON, Feb. Ga member of the
late ministry left London for Osborne
| at 80 O'Clock this morning, to deliver
the seals of Office to the queen, and the
members of Gladstone's government
proceedeu to Osborne at IL 80 O'Clock
to reeeiy . the seals from her.
REELECTION wRITs.
The house of commons to-day ordered
writs issued for the reelection of those
members who have been appointed 20
Office Since the house was last 10 session.
The house adjourned till the 18th inst.
EIHILIsTs ARRESTED.
Information is received here from st
Petersburg that n recent discovery OF Q
nihilisls rendezvous In that city has
stirred the authorities 10 the keeDest
ocLlVltys SDO drr6SIS Oh persons charged
with Implication IN nihillstic plots con-
tinue 20 be made there.
A RIOT IMMINENT.
PARIS, Feb. 6.-Tne striking opera
tlves at st. Quentin are erecting barri-
csdes on the streets of thae city and q
conflict between the military and Sunk.
ers is believed to be imminent.
AN ORNAMENTAL FIGUREHEAD.
DUBLIN, Feb. 6.-The FreemGRs'
Journal says that Earl Aberdeen, yesIer.
day appointed lord lieutenant of Ire
land will be an ornamental flrnrehead