St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-06

Formation Of the New Cabinet.
LONDON, March 5. - The queens
speech proroguing parliament is purely
formal, only fifteen lines il length, and
begins:
Upon this occasion, when your La
bors have been unprecedented in
amount and duration. regret that your
release from them will be little more
than nominal"
The queen then thanks the commons
for the supplies granted. and concludes
with the remark that she anticipates
lasting advantage from the laws en-
acted.
Queen Victoria. Princess Beatrice
and ex-Empress Frederick. of Germany,
arrived in London at about noon from
Windsor. and proceeded to Buckingham
palace.
Lord Rosebery spent the morning
tonterriug with the cabinet officers, and
apparently based upon this conference
there is in circulation a report TO the
effect that the Ri Hon. John Morley
Will retain his position as chief secre-
Is com plicated by the death of Baron
Tweedmcuih, father Of the Ri. Hon.
Edward Maioribanks. the Liberal whip,
who may be a cabinet minister, his
name being prominently mentioned in
connection with the Office of secretary
for India. This would add another peer
the cabinet and still further enrage
the Radicals. who have already declared
their intention to upset the government
should peer be made premier. One of
the sisters of the new Baron Tweed
mouth is the Countess of Aberdeen.
wife of the encouragement Of Can
ada.
Ii is said to be definitely settled that
the Earl Of Kimberly, secretary Of state
for India and lord president OF the
council. will become secretary of state
f01 foreign affairs in succession
TO LORD ROsEBERY.
The house OF lords met at l 80. There
were many ladies' present in the gal
leTy. The royal assent was given to the
local government bill. The queens
speech was then read and the house
adjourned.
Mr.. Gladstone was busy with his
secretaries ali the morning, and received
many callers in addition. Among those
who conferred with him this morning
were Sir Henry POnsonDy, the queens
private secretary, and Justin Mccarthy,
tie leader of the Irish Nationalist
party.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, chan
cellOr OF the eXcheQuOT, today assumed
the Liberal leadership OF the house of
commons amid enthusiastic cheers
from the Liberal benches.
When the speaker, Ri. Hon. Arthur
Wellesley Peel, and the members OF the
house OF commons were summoned 20
the house of lords, in order to hear tue
queens speech, Henry IabOuchere and
few Radicals remained behind. Later
the queens speech was also read IN the
house OF commons, and that body ad-
jOuTned- Interest now ceases to center
IN the Paruellite party, as the position
of the McCarthyites Is said TO be settled,
they 10 rely upon the government to
give proper attention to Irish legisla-
ton in due course of time.
The followers of MIR. Labouchere
seem 10 have dwindied TO a very insig-
nifcant number; in fact, it is claimed
that the DISTINGUISHED Radical now has
only two followers.
TIE PARNELLTTES.
icals, are more numerous; but John
Redmond, their leader, adroitly refuses
10 commit himself in any way, and thus
remains master OF the situation.
The McCarthyites, it is claimed, are
not in position 10 enforce any demands
Lord ROsebery visited the queen this
afternoon and kissed her hand on his
appointment as premier. The new
prime minister was cheered by large
crowd OF people upon his arrival and
departure from Buckingham palace.
a large number of visitors called upon
Mr.. Gladstone this afternoon, and as
the eX-premieT drove through the park
he was loudly cheered by all who recog-
DiZed him.
The ST. James Gazette gives promi-
nence to The report that conference is
probable between Lord Rosebery and
the Liberal L nionist leaders. 1t is Dos.
Slble that The latter may come TO some
agreement with the new premier in re-
gard TO ireland. Lord Rosebery is said
10 have already entered into communi.
cation with the Duke of Devonshire,
and with the Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamber.
lain IL regard 10 the new understanding.