Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-03
ENGLAND.
PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS.


LONDON, April 2-William Nicholson, liberal,
for Petersfeld, liberal gain; Joseph Pulley
and r. F. Reed, liberals, for Hereford City,
| liberal gain of one: Thomas r. Hill. liberal,
re- elected. and MclnTyre IlDeraI, for Worcester
Oity, liberal gain. For Southwark Arthur
Cohen, queens consul, liberal, and Prof. Har-
old hogers, rather extreme liberal receiving
1888 and 9,521 votes respectively, and Z.
Clarke and M Cattby, conservatives receiving
{, l63 and 1914 votes respectively, q liberal
| gain of two. For Chilsea, Sir Charles Went
worth Dixie, proprietor of the Athepaum, lib
eral, reelected, receiving IL, ,406 votes and j.
b. Firth, liberal, receiving 12,046 votes, lib.
| eral gain. Lord Invarrarie and W. j. Browne,
conservatives, receiving 1906 and 8, ,484 votes
| respectively. The total number of liberal votes
polied up to last evening was 720, ,000 tory votes
| 52l, 600. Increase in liberal vote over last
election l54, 600, and in the tory vote $1,000.
G. W. E. Russell, liberal, of Aylesbury, has
been elected instead of Samuel Ct. Smith con-
serVative as previously announced, liberal
gain. The liberals gain seat in each of the
following places: Gravesend, Scarf orough
Salisbury, Wareham, Warrington and Marley
bone. The home rulers gain a seat in New
Boss.
Labeuchev, liberal, is elected for Northamp-
ton. This and the election of Bradlaugh for
this constituency, previously announced NAV
81. Broadhurst, liberal for Stoke-upon- Trent,
this constituency was filled in the last parli-
ment by the famous DIR. Kenaly who was elected
On independent principles and by Robert Heath,
conservative. The liberals gave the following
seats: Christ church. SALISBURY, York City,
Stafford, Maskelyn and Steke-upon-Trent
The representation from Glasgow is relatively
unchanged. Thei conservatives gain seat in
BandOn.
THE FooT1NGs.
New YORK, April 2-According to cable re-
turns thus far received of the elections, in 2lS
constituencies in Great Britain the liberals have
elected 206 members, the conservatives 122 and
| home rulers IL. The liberals have gained 5S
seats and lost II, while the home rulers show
gain of 8 seats.
CLEAR GAIN OF FIFTY SEATS.
The Standard in its leading editorial says it
would be useless to ignore Ii question wheth-
| er the liberals will be in possession of ma
| jority when parliament meets. The opposition
has realized a clear gain of fifty seats. The
Standard then points out that there is yet no
ground for supposing that the liberal MAORI
| ty will prove to be independent of the home
rule vote.
BEACoNFIELDs SUCCESSOR.
MANCHESTER, April "A London correspond
ents says a strange idea prevails, even in we'll
| informed quarters, that the queen will send for
Lord Harrington instead of Lord Granville
1t may be taken as absolutely certain she will
| not summon Gladstone, and a ministry formed
by Lord Granville would certainly include
| Gladstone; but Lord Harrington, not Glad.
stone, would lead the house of commons. If
the liberal majority should fall below twelve
| or fifteen, the next parliament will probably be
very short lived.
| The Times in leader on the elections says
the first question which arises is what is to bo
| the composition of the new cabinet. Lord
Harrington in recent speech seemed to i'm
| ply that it was in some degree an open ques-
| tion who would lead the liberals. 1t will be
| for Lord Beaconsield to advise the queen who
| is to be the official chief. The parliamentary
leader of the liberals is Lord Granville, who has
every claim on the ground of past services
| rank and ability to become premier. Lord
Harrington will hold an important position iu
the cabinet and will lead his party in the house
of commons.
HOW RECEIVED AT EURoPEANScAPITALs.
LONDON, April 2.-Dispatches from Paris,
Berlin, Vienna and Rome, represent that dis
appointment and uneasiness are felt in these
capitals at the success of the liberal party in
Great Britain, while at St. Petersburg the
news are received with the utmost delight.