The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-24
IRISH MEMBERS UNEASY.

IRISH MEMBERS UNEASY.
The Irish members are extremely uu.
easy and dissatisfied. They state that
after acting for three years as the strong.
es, arm OF the government they arc
deeply concerned at the sudden end OF
the government without passing any Of
the principal Irish measures. Not only
has home rule not progressed, but the
measure concerning the Christian Broth
er., the county council bill, which
reached second reading. the grand
jury bill, aud the proposal to extend
the power OF guardians regarding labor
srs' cottages were all lost Tho only
Irish measure now likely to be passed
is Mr. Healy'a municipa! franchise bill,
which has gone TO the house OF lords.
The Liberal Scotch members are also
sore, their expectations having been
disappointed. Mr.. James G. Weir,
member for Ross and Cromarty. COM
municated with Lord Rosebery this
morning, urging him not to dissolve
pariimen. until the measure extend.
ing the benefit Of tho croiters' net to
AIsHlhu4 tcbaak1 clOuiu uaNo uceH
passed.
Lord Rosebery rose early to-day, aud
attended St. Georges chapel before
breakfast. He then strolIed through
the grounds alone till 10 o'clock, when
he went to Frogmore. where the queen
xas brcskfa,.ing with Princess Boa.
.rce and Prince Christian. Hc then at
tended service at Frogmore mausoeum
with the queen and family, after which
he had q private audience with tho
queen. A number ot dispatches were
received and opened by the queen.
4 WIFI ISSUED.
Lord Rosebery returned to tho castle
for lunch aud returned to town in the
afternoon. He held consultation with
VI. Asquith, the homo secretary, Lord
Twecdmouth. lord Of the privy seal, and
NJ Arnold Morley. pos.master-gencral.
in Downing street Immediately on his
return.
Lord Rosobery conferred with Sir
William Iiarcourt later in tho evening
and tiye.line whip was issued, calling
Upon TIE liberal 10 bo in attendance at
tue house OF commons at 3 o'clock to-
morrow, when il is expected that Sir
william lIarcour. will mako tho official
Announcement
L1rd Salisbury did not receive his
sunmons until too late to go to Wind.
'or tonight. lie goes early in the
morning.
The effect Of the cabinets decision is
mnra marked upon tho whips and
officials than upon the cabinet minis.
Ier. Lord Ro,cbery. on his return TO
town, looked decidedly apri9htly. and
Lord fweedmouth. Mr. Morley and Sir
William iia,court woro in jocular
mood.
Tae court circular tonight contains
lhe following:
Earl Ro,ebery. X. g., first lord OF
ths treasury. and lord president of tho
council. arrived at the castle and ten.
hetei hi, rnsignation 10 her majesty,
bY "h0m 1t wa. accepted"
lli: NEWS iS WASHINGTON.
h"'ft "f Tho Chang, ot Ministry on Mat
''r' IN Which tho United Stnlcs Is Intrr.
tT.d.
"AsnHHGToH, D. G.. Juno 23.-Grcat
'o'err't was manifested among public
mon in Washington who rocoiycl
'hf"nslr tho Associated prcas bulletin
"o Information that Lord Roscbery's
retirement had boen contaminated and
"a' the quenn had sont for Lord Sails.
USlFy 70 form a Conservative ministry.
II "a' not mn entire surprise. az tho
A"oc'nted Pros, cables had malo 1t
Gear That Lord Roscbcry's resignation
va, ga mrcd.
Naturally, tho frat consideration
nM'He nnhic men hero wng as to tho
.'"1anrc which tho change would exert
.p'n 'le numcrous important pending
IHg'Non' between tho United States
Ina M treat Britain. Most OF these quos-
"'ns Lad thcir Inception during tho