The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
SALISBURY Is PREMIER
Also Secretary Of State
for Foreign Affairs.
Balfour Slated for First Lord OF the
Treasury and hamberlain for Sec
retary of State OF the Colonies
Outgoing Ministry VIII Assist the
New Goyerument
New Government.

ES'atD VI Statc OF the Colonies
Outgoing Ministry viii Assist the
New Government.
London, Juge 26-Whea the news
that Lord salisbury had accepted the
premiership and had undertaken the
task OF forming a cabinet was received
at the puhuca. clubs last evening. specu-
latlon as TO who would compose the new
ministry was r.te.
Chalnrcriain and Balrour.
Il WAS subsequently announced that
Joseph Chamberlain, the unioni7t leader
in the house oI commons, had been APP
pointed to succeed the Marquis OF Ripon
a. secretary ot state for the colonies 1t
WAS also announced that \. j. Baltour
had been appointed first lord of the
treasury, in succession to Lord Rosebery.
who held tnat position as well as the
premiersh p. 1t is announced THAI the
Marquis OF Salisbury has received assur-
ances that the outgoing ministry will
assist the new government in passing the
estimates in time 10 enable parliament to
diss 1--WE by July 10.
Names Ofhcially Announced.
The members of the new ministry, so
far As they have been selected, are off
clally announced as follows: Prime min
lister and secretary OF state for foreign
affairs, the Marquis of Salisbury; iord
president OF -he council, the Duke OF
Deyonshre; FIRST lord of the treasury,
Right Hon Arthur James Balfour; sec
retary o. state lor the colonies, Right
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain; chancellor of
the eXchequer, K ght Hon. Sir Michael
Hicks Beach; first lord of the admiralty,
Right Hon. George Joachim Goschen.
Watching Giadstone's Course.
A great deal of interest centres In the
course which Mr.. Gladstone will decide
to adopt. His secretary, when ques-
toned on the subject, said that the lib
eral leader does not intend to issue a
manifesto. He will remain in town for
few days and will then 80 to Hawar-
den. Mr.. Gladstone spent the morning
in disposing of an accumulation of letters
and in the afternoon he visited the Brit
ish museum.
Salisbury at Windsor.
The unionist leaders held a conference
at Lord Salsburys residence At II
O'Clock. The Duke of Devonsh.re Mr..
Balfour, Mr.. Goschen and Sir Michael
Hicks Beach were present. The confer
ence came to an end at 1880 p. M, and
Lord Salisbury almost Immediately af-
ter took train for Windsor. He ar
rived at Windsor at 2:35. His visit was
unexpected, and, no royal carriage being
in waiting ut the station, his lordship
walked to the castle unobserved. Soon
after his arrival he had private aadi-
ence with the queen.
House Adjourns for q Day.
The house of commons met at 8 o clock
yesterday afternoon, and after the trans
action of minor business occupying forty
| minutes adjourned until noon to- day.
/ Sir William Harcourt, chancellor of the
exch, Aer, said he had hoped to be able
to givS definite Information at this time
as to the course affairs would take, but
1t was impossible for him to do so, as
such information was not in his posses
sion. Therefore it was better that the
house should adjourn.
Says His Father Is Out of Politics.
Certain liberals believe that Mr.. Glad
stone, having been physically fortified
\ by his cruise in the North sea, will throw
| the weight of his influence and eloquence
upon the side of his old colleagues, but
the eX-premier's personal friends are
strongly opposed to his taking any such
course, fearing that the excitement and
exertion might cause physical react ion.
The Hon, Herbert Gladstone this morn
ing definitely stated that his father
would take no further part in public
life.
Irish Naiionalists Hopeful.
Justin Mccarthy, leader Of the Irish
Nationist party and member of parlia
ment for North Longford, expresses him
self as confident that an appeal for funds
to enable the members of his party to
contest seats in the coming general
election will meet with a prompt re-
sponse. He says they are able 20 de-
fend every seat which will be attacked il
the necessary funds are forthcoming 1t
is expected that the Healyites will under
take an independent campaign, and they
are said to be confident of securing .
majority among the Irish nationalists in
the new parliament,
Will Contest Every Irish Seat.
john Redmond the Parnellite leader,
member of the house of commons for the
city Of Waterford, announces the inten-
tion of the members of his party to con-
test every seat in Ireland at the coming
general election
An Ofler to Dufferin.
The United Press learns that Lord
Salisbury, besides becoming prime minis
ter, will take the foreign portfolio tenn
porarily. He has made overtures to the
Marquis of Dufferin to resign his present
Office Of B itish ambassador to France
and become secretary of state for foreign
affairs.
4 Wealthy Young n oman Suicides.
Toulon, ILL.,, June 26-Miss Pleassie
Culbertso1. one Of TIE richest young