Evening journal., 1895-06-26
SALISBURY'S CABINET.
EngIand's New Premier Patch
ing Up a Ministry.
BALFoUR LORD OF THE TREASURY

0AhfOJh 1bhD VI lid lhIhpU IN Il
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain Il 60 he Colonial
Secretary and Sir Michael nIchs-Bcach
Chancellor Of the Excheauer The Irish
Members Have Little Hope.
IoNpoN, june e0.-It is officially am
bounced that the Marquis OF Salisbury
win be premier and secretary Of state for
foreign affairs; the Duke of Deyonshire,
president Of the council Mr.. a. J. Bal
four, first lord OF the treasury; Right
Hon Joseph Chamberlain, secretary Of
state for the colonies; Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, chancellor Of the exchequer; Right
Hon George J. Goschen, first lord Of the
admiralty. The other members of the
government have not yet been fixed upon.
The new prime minister, Robert Arthur
Talbot Gascogne Cecil third Marquis Of
Salisbury, was born in 1880 and married
the daughter Of the late Baron Anderson.
He was educated al oxford and is chan
crllor Of that university.
He has been twice secretary Of state for
India and twice secretary Of state for for
eign affairs. He was premier in 1855 and
formed his second ministry in 1886. He
resigned ia 1892. He proceeded to Con
stantinople as a special ambassador at tho
conference there in November, 1876, and
lie and Lord Beaconsiield in 1873 were the
representatives Of Great Britain at the
congress Of Berlin.
Tho Right Hon. "A. J. Palrour, tho new
first lord Of the treasury, is a nephew Of
/ the Marquis Of Salisbury, his mother be-
ing a daughter Of the second Marquis Of
Salisbury and a sister Of the present mar
| quis. He was born in 1913 and was edu-
Gated at Elton and at Cambridge. lie was
appointed president of the local govern
ment board in 1Ss5, and was secretary for
Scotland, with a seat in the cabinet from
| 1856 to 1887. lie became chief secretary
| for Ireland on the resignation Of Sir Mi
ehael Hicks Beach in 1887, and retained
That position until 1884, when, upon the
death Of Mr.. William II. Smith, he became
FIRST lord Of the treasury aud leader Of the
| house of commons retaining that position
until 1892, when. the Salisbury govern
ment resigned. lie was elected lord rector
/ Of ST. Andrews university in 1887, Of
Glasgow university in 1890 and was elect
ed lord chancellor Of the University OF Ed
inburgh in 1891.
The New Colonial Secretary.
The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain,
| the Unionist leader in the house Of com
mons and the newly appointed secretary
| Of state for the colonies, is one Of the fore
| most and most daring men in British pol
/ titles at the present time. He is credited
with having engineered the downfall Of
the Rosehery government and is undoubt-
edly man OF great political ability. He
was born In London in 1886 and has been
/ married three times, his present wife be.
/ ing a daughter Of Mr.. W. @. hndicott,
| formerly secretary of war of the United
| States. He was educated at the Univer
| sity College school London; was former
| ~ manufactures in Birmingham and
| retired from business in 1874. Mr.. Cham
herlain has been three times successfully
| elected mayor of Birmingham--in 1874
1875 ana lS76-and was appointed presi
dent of the board Of trade in 1880 ant
president of the local government boart
in 1856, resigninQ the latter post shortl,
aftcrward. in August, 1887, he was ap
pointed one of the commissioners 70 scttli
She fisheries dispute with the Uniteg
States and ia a fellow 0f the Royal society
| Spencer Compton Cavendish, X. j., II
O., eighth Duke Of Deyonshire, is thl
loader 0f the Liberal Unionists In thl
house Of lords. He has been prominentl,
discussed as secretary Of state for foreigl
affairs, the office which Lord Salisbur.
has himself assumed in the cabinet. III
has heon q lord of tho admiralty, unde
secretary Of war, secretary of war twice
| postmastrr general, chief secretary 20
| ireland from 1871 TO 1874 and secretar
for India in former Liboral governments
lie sat as a melnher Of parliament fo
different districts from 1867 20 1891. III
is chancellor Of the University of Cam
bridge and an alderman Of the Middlese
county council
The Right Hon Michael Edward Hicks
Beach, ninth haronct, was born in 1888
in London
Right Hon. George Joachim Gosche
calls himself q Liberal Inionist, thong
he held Office in Lord Salishnry's furme
, Conservative ministry. He WAS born j
1881 and WINS married in 1857 to Lucy
daughter of John Daley, ESQ. Tie wa
educated at Rugby and at Oriel college
Oxford
The Standards Berlin correspondcr
says chat there is good reason % hcliey
that Lord Salisbury S accession viii lea
to an entente between Germany, Ens
land and Japan and probably later Anne
lea
The Times says that the Duke Of De-
/ onshire, formerly the Marquis Of Hartini
ton, VIII also preside over the commit,
for the national and imperial defcns
This committee was recommended by Il
Harrington commission and is now fir
( formally constituted. IL win combine Il
8 ] admiralty and the war Office and viii ca
J ~ into effect the projected reforms ia q
Z war office Lord Salisbury would ha'
! given the Duke Of Dcvonshire the foreif
!, portfolio, but the latter preferred Il
, presidency of the council with the II
5 portant duties which have beon added.
4 Mccarthy Issues Manifesto.
i Justin Mccarthy has issued a NANTES
s @ the people of Ireland stating that d
Z defeat ot the government has placed II
and's bitterest enemies ia office
For o briei space before the election
the manifesto says, Downing street al
!. Dublin castle win be occupied hy m
+ pledged 20 tho policy ef coercion in Il
IA land This defeat was compassed hy &
Is factonists who still divide Ireland and
4 the votes Of the Chamberlains the RI
4 sells and other false friends of land