Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15
.GLADSTONE'S TRIP.
On His Way to Osborne House to
Kiss Victories Hand.
THE ATTITUDE OF EARL RGEBERRY.
A British Ship Foundered With All
on Board.
A CRUSADE IN TENNESSEE.
MR.. GLADSTONE GOES TO OSBORNE.
His Departure From London on HAs Visit 70
tho Queen.

MR.. GLADSTONE GOES TO Osborne.
His Departure From London on Hb Visit 20
tho Queen.
LONDON, Aug. l5.-Mr. Gladstone, accom-
panied by Sir Asernon Edward West, left Carl
ton Gardens at noon today en- route for Osborne
House, Isle Of Wight 10 lay before her majesty
the namcs Of those who will comprise his cabi-
met and to carry out the old custom Of kissing
the hand Of the sovereign. Notwithstanding
the persistent rumors to his physical condi-
tion Mr.. Gladstone looked remarkably sprightly.
10 Judge from his appearance he did not con-
slider the journey to Osborne Honse in light Of
a severe task; on the contrary II was evident
that il was a pleasure jaunt for him. A con-
siderable number Of persons had gathered
about the doorway Of the house in Carlton Gar
dcns, and when the liberal leader appeared.
looking fresh and smiling. he was the recipient
Of hearty cheers. Entering bis carriage he was
driven TO Waterloo station. where q small
crowd, including a few notable men, were gath
cred TO see him. A: the station Mr. Gladstone
took his seat in a first-class saloon car, ex-
tracted tube rose from a small box and care
fully pinned 1t in a buttonhole of HIS cost. As
the train pulled out Of the station the crowd
cheered and Mr.. Gladstone responded by lift
ing his hat and bowing.
DIFFERENCES WITH LORD RosEsEnRY.
The great subject of discussion continues TO
be the reported difference between Mr.. Glad
stone and Lord Roseberry. There il no GER
tainty yet that Lord Roseberry viii enter the
cabinet. Ii Ia certain that IL be is not put in
charge OF foreign affairs the liberal cause will
be greatly weakened. The tories are ardently
hoping that there is q breach, ~ reported, be-
tween Mr.. Gladstone and the man who has been
one Of his closest friends and who was his host
during the Midlothian campaign. The point OF
difference between the two 10 said to be the
evacuation Of Egypt and il 10 also
said that the difference did not origi-
nate since the sssui ance Of conservative defeat
but that Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Roseberry
discussed the subject at Dalmeny Park with q
result unsstisfsctory to both. Lord Roseberry
considers he retention Of Egypt indispensable
TO the security Of Great Britains possessions in
the east. and he is rather inclined TO strengthen
than to weaken the British hold upon that coun-
try. He is also, il is said, strongly in favor Of
the proposed railway to the Victoria Nyanza, o
project against which Mr.. Gladstone has TO
some extent put himself on record. 1t is said
that Lord Roseberry considers the British gov
ernme Mt virtually pledged TO the construction
OF such a Railway in compliance with the Ian
guage and spirit Of the general act Of the
slave trade conference at Brussels which de-
clared that the most effective means for coun-
terscting the slave trade in the interior Of
Africa are the following: The construction Of
roads. and in particular railways, connecting
mitting easy access 20 the inland waters and TO
such Of the upper courses of the rivers and
streams as are broken by rapids and cstaracts,
IN view of substituting economical and rarid
means of transportation for the present means
of carriage"
the prel 'mins-y survey, unless the government
IL willing to guarantee per cent interest upon
the capital of a. 900 900, and as to the Justice
and prudence Of doing this there is said to be
wide differences OF opinion between Mr.. Glad
stone and Lord Roseberry
Notwithstanding these and perhaps other diff
fc.ences il is reported todav that Lord Rose
berry will take the foreign Office and disappoint
the tories in their expectation of being able TO
raise a iingo cry against Mr.. Gladstone.
OTHER CABINET PROBABILITIES.
1t is rumored TODAY, also, that Mr.. Gladstone
means to hav a thorough overhauling of the
system Of admins trs,ion in India, and that in
addition to home rule for Ireland he may for
mrlate q scheme of national government for
India, resembling in certain leading character
istics the constitution of Germany, the peoples
Of the various states and possessions being rep
resented in an Indian parliament, with the SOW
ereign Of Great Britain o. empress or emperor,
and the dignities, estates and emoluments
of native princes beng interfered with
as little NJ possible. The marquis Of Ripon,
who is said to be booked for the Indian office,
II eauo to oe lulis IN evmpatny Win tne uberal
views OF Mr.. Gladstone. and IL assured that the
advent Of Ripon means many important re-
forms. The Right Hon. John Wodehouse Kim
berley will probably be appointed secretary Of
the colonial ONCE. He 10 noted for his suavity
OF manner, and has always favored the most
amicabie way Of getting out of dispute. 1t IL
said that Lord Kimberley has not altogether
approved the course OF the late government in
Bering sea, and he is even reported TO have de-
clared that the controversy had been too
asgressively conducted on the part Of Great
Britain.
Mr.. Gladstone, 1t is stated, obtained the views
Of all the Scottish liberal members in regard to
the selection Of q secretary Of state for Scot
land and that the general verdict wss in favor
Of Prof. James r. Bryce. The Rt Hon John
Morley will, beyond any doubt, be chief secre-
tary for Ireland, and Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt
chancellor Of the exchequer. Sir William, 1t Is
said, was offered and declined the home ofiice
ON BOARD THE RoYAL YACHT.
Crowds cheered Mr.. Gladstone when he ar-
rived at Portsmouth this afternoon 10 cross
over to Osborne. Mr.. Gladstone was received
on board the royal yacht Albert, and as the
yacht started across the Solont he stood on the
bridge and bowed in responss 10 the applauding
shouts Of the multitude.
story that Lord Rossberry is troubled with
insomnia The 81. james Gazette cites quo
tations from Lord Roseberry's speech, &c., o.
showing that he expected and prepared 10 hold
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