Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-06
Discussing ihe speech 10 be Made
From The Throne q, ihr Opening
Of Parliament.
The Queen ill.-Priucess Margaret
Marrlapc 10 be Settled. --spurs-
c1a's Successor.
shaping tho speech fsom tue Throne.
IN tri.h Leader.

LoNDoN, Fob. 5.-rhe cabinet sat
Tot nearly three hours yesterday, shap'
lug the speech nom the throne with
which Parliament viii be opened
II, ldny. The unusual length Of time
FpVnt D. ntirilutpI o. difference OF
opinion u. 10 whether any reference
snouli Ice made ~ the coming se-siOn
a. bringing the present pnriiamfut to-
ward the ciuse N It's career Finally,
IL wa. determined that nothing should
be said on the subject. The speech
opens with arelcrvuce to the SYM nthy
OF the nation for tire royal family over
the recent bereavement; alludes to the
death Of tile khUuivc IA not seVcriug
British relations with Egypt; refers to
the continued prosperity OF the
country ami says there II no reason
why England sbouid be ultimately NJ.
frcted 10y foreign tariff legislation, anu
congratulate tho county upon the
prospect OF ma early settlement OF the
Bthriug Sen dispute and the pacific
aspect Of foreign affairs generally;
iuentlona the Irish local government
aud education bills as adding complete
ncls 10 tho serie. OF measures Tor re-
curing order In and
IliE WELFARE " IRELAND.
Other measures announced arc the
small hOltlnRs bin, tho district couu.
cils iii, aud the bills a. reform the
India council Rud Scottish private lesia.
lntlOn. This lest measure has import.
auce beyond it, application to Scotland,
ns affirming AMI extending the princi.
pie oi local government.
The archbishop u Canterbury has a
clergy discipline bill, which the guy-
crnmont viii support. This consil.
ute ihr business VI the session. The
ldadt ~ Of the UppOs ton 40 not intend
TO make amy amendment u the nj.
dress. Gladstone will appear Ia the
House the flst week Of the session.
lie has delegated to HsrcouTt the task
OF que tlluinr the government ne 10
ita Intentions as regards tne dissolution
~ Parliament. II the reply ~ indgn.
mite Gladstone will make the question
the subject or great party fight. The
prospect uf the cstiuctiDu OF the Diasi.
dents In the coming election Is increas.
Ing.
Yesterday report, which was nc.
cepttd A. probable, gave 10 Sexton the
right Of succession 10 che
GUARDIANSHIP OF TnE IRISH PARTY.
There IL not, however, anything like
unhnlniiiy as TO who should follow
Mccarthy.
Mrs. Osborne Ia terribly Frustrated,
requiring constant medical attensiou.
Tbs strain Of her position has told most
ON her since her arrest. No plea "
mental iufrmity put forth In her do.
tense In likely ~ Lesson her sentence
under two years In view OF her PERJURY
aud blackcniug the reputation OF her
intimate fflends.
TIE QUEEN n SUFFERING
from more acute form Of rheumatism
than formerly, especially Ia the knees.
The court report adds that she 10 sub.
Jet 10 long spells Of depression, varied
by attacks Of irritabillty. Her physi.
clans deny that there 10 any cause for
alarm.
the EN.T,ipREss FREDERICK
will come to Windsor Castle Ia the
spfing with Princes Margaret, when
It h eNIectGd that the latter'a mar.
| uage with Prince George will be set
tied. Although the public announce
msnt OF the belrOthal Il postponed,
Emperor William looks with favor on
the match. Princess Margaret has the
reputation ut the court Of being the
most English Of tho ex-Empross'
daughters.
vIscouNT CHELSEA,
son Of the Earl Of Csdogan, who for
some time was = tuitnr for the hand OF
Princess Maud Of Wales, has become
engaged to Mildred, daughter OF Lord
Arlington. The marriage will unite
the families OF the two greatest families
In London, whose wealth Is enormous.
The Prince OF Wales favored the Wis.
couhps suit, but Maud did not.
srURoEog's SUCCESSOR.
The deacons OF the tabernacle, who
have In their power the choice Of n
successor TO the late Mr.. Sturgeon, arc
inclined 10 select Charles Spufgeou.
The choice lies between him, DR.. pur.
son and Archibald Brown Of Shore.
ditch.