The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-25
SALISBURY AT WINDSOR.

Sent for by Queen Victoria to Organize q
 Ministry-BaIrOur May be Promier-har'
 court Announces the Cabinets Resigna-
 ton to the CommOns-The Retiring Cabi-
 net.
 London, June 24.-Lord Salisbury
 went to Windsor this morning, having
 been summoned by the queen.
 Her majesty will request him to or ganize g. ministry, in view of the resig- nation of the Rosebery cabinet. Lord Rosebery, in rendering his resignation on Saturday night, advised that Lord Salisbury be sent for.
 It Is thought here that Lord Salisbury will consent to form an interim minis try and retire from the leadership after the general election in favor of MT. Bal four
 THE MEN WHO COMPOSED THE
 ROsEBERY CABINET,
 London, June 24.-Following are the members of the retiring ministry;
 Lord Rosebery prime minister, first lord of the treasury and lord president ] of the council.
 Lord Herschell lord high chancellor. The Right Hon. Sir William Vernon Harcourt, chancellor of the exchequer. Lord Tweedmouth, lord privy seal and chancellor of the Duchy of Lancas- | ter
 The Earl of Kimberley, secretary Of state for foreign affairs. The Right Hon. Herbert H. Asquith, secretary of state for home affairs.
 The Marquis of Ripon, secretary of state for the colonies.
 The Right Hon. II. mpbell-Banner- man, secretary of state for war. The Right Hon. Henry Fowler, secre- tary of state for India.
 The Earl Spencer, first lord of the ad- miralty
 The Right Hon. James Bryce, presi- dent of the board of trade.
 The Right Hon. A. H. Dyke-Acland, vice president committee of the coun- cil.
 The Right Hon. George Shaw-Lefevre, president of the local government board
 The Right Hon. John Morley, chief secretary for Ireland.
 The Right Hon. Sir George Trevelyan, secretary for Scotland.
 The Right Hon. Arnold Morley, post master general.
 This ministry, with the exception of Lord Rosebery as prime minister and the Earl of Kimberley as foreign minis ter, was formed by MT. Gladstone in August, 1892, when he became prime minister for the fourth time. During aN- 1s- tax at EiarrifZ Tn EtAD- ruary.. 1894. the Pail Mall Gazette an nounced his retirement from office, but the report was denied, though in very guarded terms. On March 1, 1894, MT. Gladstone made his last speech Tn the house of commons as prime minisnar. The next day his resignation was made public. the chief cause of his retirement being the discovery that he was suffer- ing from cataract in both eyes.
 On March he had an audience With the queen and gave up the seals of of flee. Lord Rosebery held the post of foreign secretary in MT. Gladstones cabinet, and succeeded him as prime minister. Two or three changes were then made in the cabinet by the trans position of members to different of fees.
 It has been often reported and as of- ten denied that Rosebery was anxious to drop the cares of office, and 1t was thought probable by many persons that he would retire during or after his re- cent illness without waiting for an ad- verse vote in the house of commons. It was also said that there was con- siderable friction between Lord Rose bery and Sir William Vernon-Harcourt, who had at one time been regarded by many as MT Gladstone's legitimate successor in the premiership. With Lord Rosebery as premier the anomaly was presented of peer IS the head of a government party pledged in a meas ure to mend or end the house of lords, with it's inherited legislative rights.
 Lord Rosebery's retirement again calls to mind the prediction he is said to have made concerning himself when he was a schoolboy. He then declared that he would marry the richest heiress in England, win the Derby, and be- | come prime minister. He in 1878 mar ried Hannah (deceased 1S90), only l daughter of the late Meyer de Roth | schild, who was then the richest heiress l in the country; in 1894 he won the | Derby with his horse Ladas and re- 1 peated the victory this year with Sir | Visto, and he filled the office of prime | minister for little over fifteen months. | Lord Rosebery is only forty-eight years old.