Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-31
THE HOME RULE PROBLEM.
The Appointments OF the New Ministry
Finally and Formally An
nOunced.
The Men Who Are to Guide the Des.
TIMES Of an Empire and
Kingdom.
Intense and Just Indignation and Ex-
element at Dublin and Through.
out ireland.

DUBLIN, July 90 The United Ireland
to-day says: "The truce with landlords is
shattered, but the Irish people have not
the least intention ofestranging the English
masses. It would be impossible to produce
a more eloquent example OF the policy OF
ramming English rule down Irish throats
than is afforded in the Marquis OF Sails.
bury's appointment as Irish Vieeroy OF the
Marquis OF Londonderry, inherting, as he
does, the blood and name OF the cut-throat
Castlereagh.'
The Freenlen's Journal says: THE ap-
pointment of Lord Londonderry to be Vice.
roy OF Ireland, and OF Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, the Chief Secretary, is ominous OF
coercion. Irishmen must be prepared for
this"
The loyalist press is delighted over the
appointment OF Londonderry to the Lord
Lieutenancy.
DUBLIN PLACARDED.
DUBLIN, July 29.-The city is placarded
with the appeals of Irishmen to assemble
in thousands to make the greatest demon
stration possible on the occasion OF the de-
parture OF Lord Lieutenant Aberdeen and
his wife from Ireland next week. The call
Traders Council Committee" and among
other things says: ''Irishmen, by nature OF
your farewell to the Earl Of Aberdeen and
his noble wife. prove that you appreciate
the Efforts of England a greatest statesman n
to secure concessions OF Ireland 3 inalien-
able right to Home Rule"
LONDON, July 29-The following ap.
point ments are officially announced: Sec
retary for Foreign Affairs. Earl OF Iddes-
leigh; Chief Secretary for Ireland. Sir Mi
chael Hicks Beach; Chancellor OF the Ex-
chequer, Lord Randolph Churchill, who. by
virtue Of his appointment, becomes the
in the House of Commons; Secretary for
War, Right Hon. W. II. Smith; First Lo rd
OF the Admiralty, Lord George Hamilton;
Lord High Chancellor, Baron Ha!sbury;
Secretary for India, Right Honorable Fred
erick Arthur Stanley; Prime Minister and
First Lord nf Treasury, Marquis OF Sails
bury: Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, Marquis
OF Londonderry. The following appoint
mehts have also undoubtedly been decided
on, but have not yet been officially an
nounced: Lord President OF the Council,
Viscount Cranbrook; President OF the
Local Government Board. Right Hon.
Henry Chaplin; President OF the Board Of
Trade, Right Hon. E Stanpole Postmaster
General, Lord John Mannols; Commission
er OF Works, Right Hon. d. Plunkett; At
torney General, Sir r. Webster; Lord Chan
cellor OF Ireland, Lord Osboum.
FURTHER APPOINTMENTS.
The following additional appointments
are officially announced: Lord President
OF the Council, Viscount tronbrook; Presi-
dent Of the Board OF Trade. Right Hon.
Edward Stanhope; First Commissioner OF
Works, Right Hon. David Hunkett; Post
master-General, Lord John Manners; Lord
Chancellor Of Ireland. Lord Ashbourne.
The Right Hon. Cecil Parks has declined to
accept the office OF Home Secretary. which
Lord Salisbury pressed him to take. He
will probably be nominated by the Con-
servatives for the Office Of Deputy Speaker
and Chairman OF the Committees in the
House ofCommons, in opposition to Leon
ard II. Courtney, the Liberal candidate.
Seized by Pirates.
LONDON, July 20. - Dispatches from
China state that Chinese pirates attacked
and took possession oi the Dutch steam
ship Hok. while bolpd for Penag from
Acheen. The pirates killed the captain,
tirst-mate and chief engineer. The captain 3
wife and the remainder OF the ships crew