The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-23
ELEGRAPhlC NEWS
European Elections.

Lisbon, Plat the elections for mem
bers o. the Chamb-r of D putjes, to-d-y
of l47 sests, only about twenty were OBJ
tanned by the various shades OF the oppo-
sitinn
Paris, 21.-At the elections to-day for
mem bers of the Cham Der Of Deputies
the polling here was perfectly orderly.
The esgerness to vote was general, an
Especially large number of votes having
been polied at elleville.
The result Of the voting at Belleville is
| regarded throughout Paris as a signal de-
feat for Gamb beta. In the first division
of Bellaville. out of 1904 vot-s cast,
Gam beta obtained 4,5l9, and Lacroix
8, sos. In the second division Gsmbetts
received 4, 99N out of 10,046, and Tony
Revillon 4,516. Gam bett4's absolute
majority required for election was one
vote
Up to the present $50 results are
known, Of which 46 are republicans, l
conservative and second ballots neces-
sary. The candidates reelected in Paris
are Spuller, republican Union; Ana
tole de la Forge, Case. extreme left;
Floeuet, extreme left; -Lockroy, extreme
! eft; Barodet, txtreme left; Brisson, vice
presi lent Of the last Cnamb Der of Depu-
ties, republican union; Allsin large, re-
publican union ;Tirard, minister of COM
merce and agriculture, republican left,
Lous RlaCc, extreme left; and Farey,
republican union.
London, 2l.-The Daily Nea0S has the
following from: Madrid. The elections
have resulted in great success for the
liberals, whose candidates are returned
in two-thirds Of the polls already known
a great fraud was detected few hours
before the polling began. Two hundred
and fifty persons were bribed to vote sue
Icsssively under false names in the district
of Madrid, to secure the return OF con
sentative candidates. The project OBJ
tanned full confession from the accused.
A Paris dispatch says: Out Of 500 con-
stituencies it has been a walk over IN l3O.
In fourteen departments out of eighty SIX,
the reactionsries were entirely deserted,
while 10 fourteen others, they only con-
tested one seat in each.
| New York, 2l.-HeTGId'S Madrid;
The poll for the general election opened
to-day at 8 O'Clock in the morning IN
every district of Spain. The registered
electors number only 100000 out Of
10000, 900 inhabitants. The absentees
were not so numerous as on previou:
elections. Only extreme federals of the
Ply Msrgall party abstained from the
struggle. Democrats showed the most
activity in the great towns, as the. cabinet
showed them much benevOlence. Csrlist
and conservatives made their principal
efforts 10 the rural districts.
Paris, 22-The general result of tht
elections n Paris shows the return of ont
moderate candidate, thirteen advances
Republicans and nine irreconcilables
Four second ballots will be necessary
Avowed socialist and revolutionary can
didates generally received only a hand
full of votes. They are suspected II
many cases of being started only for thu
purpose of causing divisions. The gene
raj result up to the present shows tht
return of 279 republicans and 80 opposi
tioDists. The former gained as seats, o
which moderate republicans secured 81
Republican union 9, extreme left 3, snC
iintraHsigesnts 2. Forty-six second bal
lots will be necessary, The great featur
of the elections was the defeat of To,
Bonapartists. In Dordogne alone thel
lost tour seats.
The following candidates of note wer
re-elected ministers Ferry and Cookery
Freppel Dechoisen Of the republican lef
and Demarcere of the left centre.
Havana, 22.-The elections, yesterday
for mem bers of the Spanish Cortes, re
suited in the return OF the majority o
conservative candidates.