The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25

Salisbury conferred this morning with
tho RI. Hon. a. J. Ballour. tho Con.
setva,iye leader in tho house Of com.
mons; the duke Of Devonshire, the
UnIonist loader In tho house OF lords,
and With RI Hon. Joseph Camberlain.
the Unionis. loader in tho house OF
commons, at his home in London. and
proceeded to " winlsor at 1850 p. M. In
reply to the summons oil tho queen, fol.
loving the resi- gnation OF the Ro,cbery
ministry.
The cabinet crisis continues to absorb
the attention Of tho clubs. etc. Tho
marquis OF Salisbury has accepted tho
task OF forming n new cabinet. It may
not be necessary to fill all tho places in
the ministry, as the Times intimates
hi. morning. before taking stops for an
immediate appeal to the country.
Then. according to the programme, the
marquis OF Salisbury would become
premier and president OF the council OF
ministers and the duke OF Devonshire
would become secretary OF state for for.
eicn affAirs. Mr.. Balfour is said to be
slated for the Office OF tirst lord ot the
treasury and Mr. Chamberlain will be.
come secretary OF state for war. The
RI. Hon. George J. Goshen, formerly
chancellor OF tho e1cheIuer. is slated
for the post OF first lord OF the admiralty.
Lord Lansdowne. Sir Henry James
aud tho Hon. Leonard Courtney. Lib.
eral Unionist, are also reported to have
been selected for cabinet positions. The
principal members OF the Salisbury
cabinet must be reelected Immediately,
and the dissolution OF parliament Is ex-
pected in fortnight.
The marquis OF Londonderry. Con-
servative, 10 expected to be the next
viceroy Of Ireland.
~ PARLIAMENT.
-. In the house OF commons to-day there
was a most animated scene, and outside
the houses OF parliament large crowds
OF people gathered. eagerly discussing
the situation. Tho speaker, Mr. Will.
lam Court Gully. took the chair Mt 3 p.
H., and soon afterwards the secretary OF
state for war, Mr.. II. Campbell Banner.
man, entered the house amid prolonged
Liberal cheers. Dir. Bslious foilowe,:
anil was greeted with vigorous cheering
from his supporters
At $3.50 p. III. the chanse!lor Of the
e1chequer, Sir William Vernon Hnr.
court, entered the hou,e and the Liber.
ais rose in body and cheered him 10
the echo. The supporters OF Mr.. Cham.
berIain made similar demonstration
when the Unionist leader entered the
house Of commons.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt said:
Its my duty TO make the announce.
menI 10 the house that the division ol
Friday last was vote OF censure on the
secretary OF war, than whom never more
able, res espected or popular minister held
Office. The government, OF course, asso-
ciated themselves with their colleague,
AID feeling they were unable to pass the
rotes for supply, the government ro-
:ignel and their resignation was ac-
cepted.
Under ordinary circumstances it
would have been incumbent TO move
an adjournment; but the seals fisheries
bill mus. be passed before July |, and
when it has passed its third reading the
government will move the Adjournment
o!the house."
The chancellor OF the exchequcr thon
thanked his supporters and acknowl.
ed dSed tho consideration shown to the
government by its opponents. Tears
were in the eyes OF Sir William when
lie uttered the laIt words.
Mr. Baliour criticised tho conduct OF
the government. lie said he though.
the constitutional manner OF proceeding
would have boon to advise the queen 10
dissolve parliament instead Of throwing
tie burden Of continuing the govern.
Ment on the opposition.
AS 3:92 p. m. tho house wont into
AMI most OF tho nembcra left.
humorous questions wcrc asked in
regard 10 tho agreement with Russia on
tho Hering Sea question and the corl-
plants received from the government. of
tho Dominion OF Canada on tho same
subject.
he parliamentary secretary OF tho
iore,ln office. Sir Edward Grey. in reply.
,aId that satisfactory assurances had
bean giyon to Canada on tho poirta
'aiic! Ia behalf OF tho Dominion. The
zeal Hsherios bill thon passed It's third
ieliing.
DR., Charles X. D. Tanner, mcmbcr for
the middle division OF Cork. antt-Par.
he'Ite. raised q disturbance by OK.
claiming that he did not 500 why the
seal .!iherics bill should be given pro.
ce!enCe over tho Irish land bill. The
h9r'c thsn adjourned.
IIOCsE OF LORDS.
Ehere wore low pecrs in tho hoh'e ot
lords whom tho promier. Lord Roro.
pery, roso at :45 p. IN. to announce the
Ha.nation OF tho cabinet.
=. .i'o prince OF Wales, tho duke OF
iorE and the duke OF Cambridge sat on
'@ocrn5i bGnches. Tho marquis OF Sal.
hblrY was ab,ont at Winduor. whore
~ had gone 10 nnawer 10 tho command
o. !he queen.
!ho galleries wero crowded with
rcsfcise'. and number oi members OF
,he hnGse OF commons wore present to
near tho atatelnon. of Tho retiring pro.
m.nr
iaIl
! d"'irn TO mako n very brioi state.
"'Pht which tho house has undoubtedly
"n"c'na'Od. After tho vote Of tho house
VI conmona on Friday, which was prac.
IA'y Voto oil csnsure on tho secretary