Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-13
CHANGES IN CABINET.
Salisbury Is Silent and Little Re-
liable Information is
Obtainabie.

London. Oct. Gas Conservative
majority daily becomes more and more
assured speculation as TO the personnel
ii the next cabinet grows rife and ali
sorts Of guesses are published. None Of
these. however. seem inspired. An take
il for granted that sweeping changes viii
be made. hut this conclusion. tue Assoc
GATED Press learns is unjuStited. The
.,sctS are that Lord Salisbury. always
LucUmmumCativc. has not broSea thu
Eatlr Of his life for the benefit OF close
ilrnds or even fellow cabinet members,
, hut from Il peer high III Conservative
tuNEcliS. the Associated Press learns
that tie makeup of the next cabinet VIII
le So similar 10 that Of its predecessor
thai II via come as startling sur
WAu, next To Mr.. Chamberlain. is
: lie object oi more ATTACKS thar
any other minister. can have the war
o!uce portfolio again. II he desires, and
Nc Ptohab!y VIII acc1p. IL as Ia has lnl-
piv.t belief in Lord Roberts and is aux-
10 is 10 cooperate with MIN in reforms.
winch ne has been contemplating fer
some t.me, but would not commence VI il
l."Et " ClScley. late commandments chief.
and Sir Evelyn Wood, the udjutant-Ecn-
{ tt&I, with whom his relations aGe great
y strained. 1t is untrue tina; either
/ borough has been offered the lord leu-
;cnauyE of ireland and X is quite im-
lroaah Q that either Will have sdch an
oucr. though Earl Cdd0gan does in
tcId 20 retire, much to the relief o. the
ie dag Conservatives in Ireland who are
b vriF opposed 10 Gerald Baltour and
I.ar Cad0Ean' 5 attempt III noEpar,isan
goNC4 nmCnt.
CootinUe as Premier.
Lord Salisbury will resume the pre-
mic ship and the foreign oAic" portfolio,
/ ii, least everything he has said 10 his
fellow members OF the cabinet poi}ts To
his doing SO. Probably the oN.y really
important change will be in the ADMIRAL.
~, 10. which William Hamburg is being
lfaVorobly considered. though Loru
I Gep"ge Hamilton, who was formerly az
the head Of the admiralty, could hdv" the
1 portfolio again. but he prefers to remain
at the head Of the Ind 4 Office. Thu Earl
! OF Seibornc, at present Mr., Chamber
lain's assistant, has been selected Tor pc
Torment. lie is regarded as one OF the
strongest members Of the government ana
/ probably will have seat in the cabinet
i'll place OF Waiter Long, president OF the
/ board Uf trade. If he does he viii add
one more to the long list Of Lord Sails
bury's relatives controlling English dos
TIMES. as he married the prcmiers dauch
ter. The vigorous personal attacks upon
gather bitterness as the reality Of defeat
dawns upon the Liberals.
Factions in ireland.
While Mr.. Chamberlain is practically
the only Interesting figure in The stIus
gle in England. there are iii Ireland sew
! eral men and issues stirring up the coun-
try into such a chaotic condition of par
tY lines as has never occurred before, ana
it would excite the greatest interest We're
it not for the fact that England is 50
occupied with her own local contests. 1t
is claimed that Timothy NJ. Iealy has
split the Irish party to almost us great
a degree as did the late Charles Stewart
ParneI, and that the bitterness injected
into the fight equals that of the historic
division.
The Freeman's Journal declares that
anyone voting for Mr. Healy's candidate
is without an atom of self-rcspect and de-
scribeS his campaign as one of secret
calumny and deceit. The paper blames
him for the loss of Galway, saying:
| Galway has disgraced the national sol
ldarlty, broken once more by the treason
CT renegade home rulers, and the flag Of
the union has been planned beyond the
Shannon"
On the other hand, the Dublin indie
pendent supports Mr.. Healy and Cardi-
nal l4oeue has also come out with a dec
| laration i'll his favor. AS result of the
split Londonderry and Galway have
changed their colors and other constitu-
cnCies are likely to follow suit
Puruells Degradation.
John Parnel, who was so curiously
Gus ed from South Mead. only secured
the nomination by recanting his action
in presenting the keys of Dublin to
Queen Victoria, on the occasion or her
visit to that city. in the following words
Il would sacrifice my official position
of sheriff if | ever again have to under
20 such humilia ing degradation"
Mr.. Parnel was thegeupon declared
suitable as a member and would have
been sent to the House Of Commons.
but for the ingenuity of friends OF Jamc-
Laurence CareW. who was defeated in
the contest for the College Green di-
vision of Dublin, not only ON account Of
his attending the Royal Garden party,
bat because of his support of AIr Healy.
Owing to Il technically Mr.. Carew was
elected for South Meath without oppOsi-
ton.
The Free Lance has published a re-
markablc interview with Former Queen
Natalie of Scrvia, who has been summer
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