The evening world., 1894-03-05
ROSEBERY At WORK.
And Many Cabinet Rumors in
Circulation in London.
John Morley dikeIy'to Remain Chief
Secretary for ireland.
observation-disclosures es a Peer, Caus-
ing . ,lgresh Complication.


Princ,ss Beatri ce and exEmpress Fred
srfck Of Germany arrived in London at
about noon from WiDisor. and proceeded
TO Buckingham Palace. '.."
Lord, Rosebery thr oughout the morn
ing has been con terrhng with the Cabinet
Ninistens, and. as a result. many polit-
icai rumors Of AIT interesting nature are
IN !, circuia. .tion. One of these reports
which sesaus to be founded on fact, Is to
the effect dhat the, Rt. Hon. John Morley
will retain his position as Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland.
The Cabinet situation is complicated
by the death OF Baron Tweedmouth,
the father Of the Right Hon. Edward
Majoribanks. the Liberal Whip. who
may be made a Cabinet Minister. his
aame petng prominently mentioned in
connection with the office OF Secretary
sf state tor India. This would add an
otter . peer TO the Cabinet and still
further ef,raRe the Radicals. who have
already declared their intention TO up
Get the Government II Peer is made
Prcmier.i One OF the sisters Of the new
Baron Tweedmouth is the Countess OF
Aberdeen. wife of the Earl of Aberdeen,
Governor General of Canada.
It IL said to be definitely settled that
the Earl of Kimberley, Secretary of
state for India and Lord President OF
the Cou1cil. will become Secretary of
eaate fortForeign Affairs. in succession
20 Lord lnpsebery.
The Honse OF Lords met at l.3O p. NJ.
to-day. There were many ladies present
in the galleries.
The royal assent was given TO the
Yac~l hill Tho Dnepp'a
speech was then read and the House
adjourned. ,.r..,. ..
Mr.. Gladstone was busy with his sec
retaries all the morning and received
many callers In addition. Among those
who conferred with the great Liberal
frsder this morning were Sir Henry Pom
sonby. the QueesIs private secretary.
and Justin Mccarthy. the leader OF the
Irish Nationalist purity.
The Queens speech. proroguing Par
Lament. Is purely formal, only fifteen
lines in length. and begins:
Upon this occasion, when your labors
have bsen 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
lasting advantages from the laws en-
acted. .-.
Sir william Vernon Harcourt. Chan
celiJr of the Excheauer. to-day assumed
4 :h- Liberal leadership OF the House OF
Commons. amid enthusiastic cheers from
the Liberal benches.
When the Speaker. the RI. Hon. Ar
thur Wellesley Peel. and the members
( or the House OF conrtpons were Snrr-
raoael 20 the House OF Lords In order
10 hear the Queens speech. Henry La
bouchers Ind a few Radicals remained
uenind,
Later. the Queens speech was read in
the House OF Commons and that body
adjourned.
Interest now seems to centre In the
attitude OF the Pa,pelllte party. The
position OF the McCarthyites Is said tC
be settled. They are to rely upon the
Governmeut to give proper attention tt
IRISH legislation in due course Of time.
Tas followers If Mr.. l.abouchere SEER
TO nave dwindled down to very insig
nincant number; in fact 1t is claimed
that the distinguished Radical now has
only two followers The Parnelites
who. II Is said. would act with the Radi
GAIA, are more numerous, nut John Red
mond. their leader, adroitly refuses t,
commit himself in any way and thu
remains master OF the situation. Th
McCarthyites. 1t is claimed. are not in
position to enforce any demands.
Lord Rosebery visited the Queen thi
afternoon and kissed her hands on hi
appointment as Premier. The new Prlm
Minister was cheered by large crow
of people upon his arrival at and depar
ture from Buckingham Palace.
A large number IT visitors called upo
Mr.. Gladstone this afternoon. and AS tn
ex-Premler drove through the park h
was loudly cheereu by all who recog
nized him.
z The St.James' Gazette gives promlnen,
20 the report that n reunion Is probabl
between Lord Rosebery ana the I.Iber;
Unionists leaders. 1t Is understood tha
there IL a possibility that the latter ma
come 10 some agreement with the ne
Premier in regard TO Ireland.
Lord Roseberry Is said to have alread
entered into communication with Il
Duke OF Devonshire and with the Rigl
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain in regard
the new understanding.