Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-26

London. June 25.-The Marquis O!
Salisbury made his visit TO the queen
~ Windsor Castle yesterday, and has
agreed TO form a ministry, but there OK
lists some doubt in the pubic mlhd as
10 whether the conditions he attaches
90 his acceptance of the task Will be
consented 10 by the outgoing LlOeraI
ministry. Ii is said that he VIII de-
mand that there be no opposition 10
Voting the necessary estimates before
the DroDosed dissolution Of Parliament
and that none Of the members OF the
cabinet chosen by him shall be oppcS9Cf
for reelection az the coming election.
Mr.. Gladstone was in consultation
with Lord Roscbery and other leaders
of the Liberals until late hour lasI
night. but nothing was given out Is
% their decision on these questions
The Daily News, the organ oil the LID
erals. strenuous,y advises against any
such concessions on the part OF the
Liberals TO their opponents.
Gcssip continues busy as 10 the make
rr of the coming cabinet. and the Dese
criuion seems 10 be that the Duke OF
Devonshire Will be given the place OF
foreign secretary. with Mr.. Balfour as
frs, lord Of the treasury. Mr. Cham-
berloiu is talked OF as secretary OF
state for war.
accents throughout the country 10 pre-
pare for a dissolution is indicative OF
Lord Salis5ury's plans. The ConserVa-
tives and the Liberal Unionists are III
perfect accord, and no embarrassment
Is anticipated In the makeup or the
cabinet from conflicting claims OF the
allied parties. which are now prague
allv one Nj GOsccn, who was chan
celior of tho excheQuer in former
cabinet. is slated by the gossips Tor
first lord Of the admiralty.
Rumors that Str William Vernon
Harcourt viii retire from public Ire II
Lord Rosebcry is continued IN me
leadership cf the Liberal party are de-
MED by the Daily News. There has
been gossip for many months or dis
seusioD between Lord RcSebery ana
his chancellor Of the eXchequeI' VINO
has been the Liberal leader III the
House OF Commons
IL Is expected that Immediately upon
the passage Of the seal fisheries bill Ior
The regulation of sealing in the BerinG
Sen. which was presented by Sir VII
lam Harcourt Yesterday as an urgent
measure i'm his statement in the House
Of Commons of the ministry's reslgna-
lion that there viii be an adjourn
mont of Parliament for several days.
After q conference today with the
Rt Hon. A. !. Balfour, the duke OF
Devonshire. the Rt. Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain and others, the marquis
Of Salisbury started for Windsor, where
it was expected ne will submit TO the
queen the names Of the new cabinet
ministers.
n is announced that the Rt. Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain, Uuionist leader
i'm the House OF Commons, has been
appointed TO succeed the Marquis OF
Rlpon as secretary Of state for the col
cnies.
IL is also announced that the Rt. Hon.
a. J.. Balfour. Conservative leader In
the House of Commons. has been ap-
pointed first lord of the treasury, In
succession 10 Lord Rosebery, who held
that position rs well IS the premier
ship.
There was little excitement in the
House Of Commoss to-day when the
chancellor of the eXchequer Sir VIII
liam Vernon Harcourt, announced that
he had hoped TO give the House some
definite information regarding the
change of government, but was unable
IN do so at present. The House then
Immediately adjourned.