The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-13

AA4APE A4AH fSStAAStS1S-
the Queen--.Hor Majesty in a Peck
of Trouble...It is Probable That
rhere WIN be a Hitch in the selec-
tious from the Arlstocracy to FIJI
tho ofices In tho Royal Household.
Tho Coming Monetary Conference.
Other Foreign Ncws
[copwten. 1892, blythe Nes Yars At'oeia'ea Press l
IoSDoN, August l2,-Mr. Gladstone
willGo TO Osborne house on Monday
with complete list OF the next cabinet
to submit to tho queen, but in parsU,
ance Of constitutional usage, he matn'
tains absolute silence on the proposed
appointments It has been impossible
to conceal the arrangements made for
Sir William Vernon Harcourt at the e4'
chequer, and for Sir John Morley as
Irish secretary, but Mr. Gladstone's in
tentions regarding other ministers are
not known, even to some indefinitely
appointed members Of his miniatry,
He has received queues OF aspirants for
Office and has discussed the composition
OF the cabinet with his chief advisers
without definitely communicating to
any one his final selections. Being q
punctilious observer Of official prece-
dent, he will not formally offer q place
until he has actually received the
queens commando to form q ministry,
Surmises are rife regarding the new
ministerial combinations. Among the
most striking reports finding credenee
in official legal quarters Is one 10 the
effect that Lord Herschell will become
governor general of India; that Lord
Chief Justice Coleridge will become lord
chancellor and that Sir Charles Russell
will become lord justice, Lord Her
schelps trarsiesenee from the bench TO
the tremendous political responsible.
ities OF the viceroyalty Of 1pdia would
be Incredible but for the known TACT
that he has long desired 70 be Q prom
inent figure in tho political arena.
Until Tuesday, when Mr.. Gladstone
returns from Osborne house, the exact
composition Of the cabinet will remain
unknown,
HARD LINES FOR TIE QUEEN.
The queen will have an unusually ex-
citing time during her conference with
Mr.. Gladstone over the nominations.
The names Of tho old group re-entering
the cabinet she knows, but most Oh the
new set she breads knowing. II IL
known in the court circle that 1t is fear
regarding the personnel OF the Glad
stone ministry that mainly induced the
queen to consult. tho Duke Of pepon-
shire during hia visit 10 Osborne house,
Just concluded, as to whether It was
possible for him to reunite with Mr..
Gladstone aud sweeten the Liberal min
istry by taking office himself, Another
source OF the queens disquietude
is the change in the royal household
appointments inevitable on Mr.. Glad
stones accession to power, While tho
Liberal ranks included tho old Whig
families, changes in the, royal house
hold mattered little to the queen. One
duchess succeeded another as mistress
OF the robes, and ladies Of the bed
chamber could easily be recruited from
the Whig aristocracy. But now Mr.
Gladstone has small choice and will find
II exceedingly difficult to get personagea
agreeable to the queen to fill the great
court Offices,
The house OF fIcommons will resume
business on Thursday next, mainly %
issue wrlts for reelection of ministers,
Neither Mr.. Gladstone, nor his leading
colleagues will appear in the house on
Thursday, The necessary official an
uouncement will be made in their be-
half by the senior member OF the new
government who is not required to be
reelected. The prorogation Of Parlia-
ment is expected to take place on
August q,
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Arrangements for the meeting Of the
international monetary conference are
progressing. The selection OF Dresden
finds approval among the English dele,
gates. In regard to the personnel ol
the English representatives, the Asso.
ciated Press correspondent to-day heard
tho opinion Of prominent currency
expert. Mr.. Cutrie, according to this
authority, Is the strongest man appoint
ed. He has no tendency whatever to-
ward bi-metallism; on the contrary, he
is sound for o single standard. Mr..
Currle is man OF great financial ability
generally, and is q leading member Of
the banking firm OF Glynn, Mills, Cprrle
| & Co., besides being q member OF the
council OF India. He initiated the Bar,
| Ing Bros, settlement with the Bank oi
England, and is otherwise known among
financiers as a man Of fret rate capacity,
But his appointment has special signi-
cance to the American government rs
meaning that his influence will over.
rule any inclination Of his co-delegates
towards an arrangement satisfying
America.
The members OF the conference will
have pleasant time In Dresden, but
will effect little.
Pnultnev Bigetow Is about 10 start
for America TO take the stump for Mr..
Cleveland. Regarding his expulsion
from Russia, he writes that 1t Is two
months since the American legation in
st. Petersburg formally requested the
Russian government to permit two
American citizens, Messrs. Blgelow and
Remington, to make q canoe voyage
along the cost Of Russia, but that the
Russian foreign Office had not deiSned
10 make an answer.
Last Of the ola Uablas.
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