The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-31
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN.
THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY
WILL HoLB A COUNCIL
For the Purpose OF RearranGinE the
Cabinet-The ChsSges THAT
viii Re N AIDE.

LONDON, December 3e.-The Mar
qnis Of Salisbury, after an interview
with Lord Huntington, tomorrow, will
hold an informal Co1nci for the pur-
pose of rearangiug the Cabinet. There
Is net whi4per ID >ut Sir Michael
Hicks- Beach having resigned the
Office Of Onief Secretary Tor Ireland,
andit is certain that 1T the meeting Of
the Cabinet On Tuesday he other
ministers corcurred ia his expressed
decision to continue his present work.
Sir Michael, replying to an address
presented 10y ueputstion of Ulster
Liberal Unionists in Dublin today,
expressed thu .hope that lie would be
able at tho coming sessiCn # Parlia-
ment to assist in brlngisg before that
body the Suggestions OF the depata-
ton. The teaor IT his remarks indf-
Gated that he would remain in his
present position.
Lord Charles BeTeaferd, one of the
junior Lord8 # the Admiralty, is
menlioned as eucc s5oE 10 Mr.. VIM.
Henry Smith in the War Office.
Otherwise the Ministry will remain.
Lord Hsrtington's conference todsy
with Nc. Chamberlain and Mr..
Goschen proved that the Radical
Wing alliance ia uubroksn.
Mr.. ChRmberlsin's interview with
Lord Harrington lasted two hours.
Both gentlemsn expressed the opinion
that it Wou'd bs the wisest pllicy TO
maintain the Liberal Unfolist body
as on independent section.
The refusal of Lord Harrington DO
enter the Cabinet graii6es the Tories,
who strongly ohjscted to the infusion
OF Liberal blood in the Ministry. A
majority Of the Carleton Club preferred
the return OF Churchill, even at the
cost OF the submission Of tina govern
ment. The Efforts to reconcile Lord
Randolph premise bstar. Lord Row.
Ion, acting on behalf Of Lord Salisbury,
and Sir Henry DiummoEd Wolf, for
Lord Randolph, met at the Carleton
Club today. Lord Randolph, in the
club, denied that he was moving to
effect reconciliation, bat expressed
his willingness t. eniertain proposals
il they tended to etIsrgthen the party.
The Cabinet Ministers will 60 to o.
borne ONO rewto attend n council, at
which the QUESTION of further pro-
Iogrstion Of Parliament will be dAN
cus,ed.
IRISH AFFAIRs.
Mr.. Ersrnsll resumed work tc-
day, being engaged for several
hours in the London offices of
the Nat oosli,t party. He hopes to
be able to 90 to Dublin next week, as
he desires TO old pryate cQnsulta-
ton with Mesrs. ID leu snd Healy
ard other prominent Nationalist.
In the Sligo court today there was
another case Of cou1sel Withdrawing
because Catholics were not allowed to
serve ae jurors. Eight prisoners we're
on trial, all OF whom we're accused OF
as5aul ing bailiffs n lille The latter were
endeavorpg to evics tenants. The
jury figally GeleCted .r:turned YER
dict OF guilty. Toe Judge discharged
the pris ners with an admonition.
At Dublip the trial was resumed OF
Me.srs. Jfion, o B len, Redmond,
H4rr g, Lrilly and Shsehy, who are
CHARGE WITH inspiring 10 solicit ten
ants lafuse pay ment OF their rents.
Mr.. GprIrd's speech for the Grown
showed that the pres cution relied
upon speeches made by the defend
ants and upon articles in Ulited Ireland
for evidence of conspiracy. The &c
c1ssd's counsel disputed tine relevancy
OF such. evidence. The tidal was sd-
journed.