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RACES IN ENGLAND TO-DAY.
LOrillard S Horse Wins,
EXECUTION IN SPAIN.
0tero, the Regicide, Hanged.
THE APACHE DEFEAT.
THE WEST POINT MYSTERY
EXECUTION IN SPAIN.
Otero, the Regicide, Hanged.
THE APACHE DEFEAT.
THE WEST POINT MYSTERY.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Closing Up the British ElectiOns-
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Llberal Majority Over All, TO.
LONDON, April l4.-LncolnShire, South. will
pon its votes for members of parliament today
Cork county polledi its votes yesterday. and the
result will be declared to-day. With the excep-
ences to be heard from are those OF Edinburgh
and ST. Andrews universities, Glasgow and
Aberdeen universities. and orkney and Shet-
land. The liberal majority over the combined
opposition, including the home rulers. will be-
ABOUT GO. The Irish members who are pledged
TO follow Mr.. Charles 5. Parnel's active policy
number &c. Petitions will be presented against
the returns from BarnStaple. Canterbury
Gravesend, Hereford City Taunton. Westbury
and " hite Haven.
Execution of OterO. the Rceicide.
LONDON, April IA Madrid dispatch. dated
the 18th, says: This morning, soon after
o'clock, the governor OF the prison and the au-
thor1ties reused Otero, the regicde. and led him
III lions, bare-headed and clad in the same cloth
ing he wore the day he attempted the life OF the
King, to the hall where condemned prisoners
hear their sentences in the presence OF the
Judge. Otero was pale but composed, and
signed copy OF his sentence with a firm hand.
The Judge then delivered him into the custody
OF the brothers OF the ancient order OF Paz Y.
Carload, founded by John ii, who led the pris-
oner TO a chapel dimly lighted. He will be exc
cuted at O'Clock Wednesday morning ito day.
Otcro expresses repentance but refuses all
offers Of advice or consolation from the priests
MADRID, April 14.-Otero, the young man who
attempted the assassination OF King Alfonso on
the evening OF December 3Oth. last wear. bv mr.
ing upon him with double barreled pistol as
the royal carriage, containing the King and
queen, was passing through the gate OF the
palace, was executed at O'Clock this morning
AT the time OF his arrest Otero gave his age as
10 years.
LGEe,.-The regicide otero was executed at
halt-paSt O'Clock this morning. The authori-
Ties usually present on such occasions were ia
attendance on the Scaffold, in front OF which
large crowd was assembled Perfect order was
maintained. A final visit was paid to Otero ty
the Duke DeSeAto. the grand chamberlain, who
Hfy-r fnI1r rs-{fl Il
not known whether the prisoner made any dis
closures.
LOriiIard's Horse the Winner i'm To.
days Race.
LONDON. April li.-lt is believed that neither
Mr.. j. LOrillardS 4-yearS old brown colt, Fall
setto, nor his brown gelding Parole, aged, will
start in the race for the Newmarket handicap
which comes of at the Newmarket Craven
neeting to-day; Falsetto being overweghted
and Parole being In considerable favor at to
for the race for the City and Suburban handI-
cap, which will take place at the EPSON spring
meeting on Thursday, the 22d inst, it is thought
that he will be reserved for that race The 3-yearS
old chestnut colt WallenStein Will thus be the
only representative Of the Lorillard's stable for
IT, race to-day.
LGfer.-The race fer the Newmarket handicap
came Off al the Newmarket-Craven meeting TO-
day, and was won by Mr. p. Lorillard'S 3-year-
Old en-: n colt Wallenstein: Lord Bradford's g.
yearOld brown colt Sword Dance came in sec
opd, and Mr. j. II. HouldsworthS rs 4-year-old bay
colt Simba third. Ten ran.
Thousands Of SWedes Coming 10
America.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from Berlin to
the Standard says: Emigration to North Ameri-
ca On an exceptionally large scale is taking
place from Scandinavia. Two thousand Swedes
have already lett Bremen and 900 left Christi
ania for New York on the 4th inst.
The Irish Contingent i'm the New
House Of Commons.
LONDON, April 1.-THE correspondent OF the
Times at Dublin discussing the Irish contingent
In the new House OF Commons. says: There
are three compact partieS-the conservatives
the ParnelliteS and the pure liberals, and the
moderate home rulers or intermediate party
who will be the allies sometimes OF one party and
sometimes OF another, according TO the nature
OF the question before the house. but il may be
confidently expected that they will most fire.
quently go. on admission OF the lobby, with the
liberal government. and perhaps be finally
merged In their ranks. There are also few
tree lanceS, such as Mr.. Patrick L. Smyth lust
elected for Iipperaly, who Is an uncompromiSing
'Tepealer:" Mr.. John DAILY, OF Cork city, whose
views don't quite agree with those OF Mr. Par
NELL though he has been returned with him
and Mr.. Phillip Callan, just elected for Lauth
who Will fight all round in their turn. The con-
SeryatlyeS Will, of course. sit on the opposition
benches. and the ParneiteS are expected 10 fol-
low them. The pure liberals and moderate
home rulers will probably be found on the min
.isterial side, below the gangway. though on
some occasions the latter VIII Join the OppoSi-