Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-26
TORIES TRIUMPHANT.
A Net Gain of ! 5 for Lord Salisbury's
Follow rs so far as Reported


Follow rs so far as Reported
LONDON, Nov. 26.-Yesterday's voting
was decisive of the collapse OF the Liber-
ais. IT the Conservative successes con-
tinue in the same ratio, which is now con-
sidered probable. the Conservative ma
jOrity in Parliament will Overt0p the COM
bined Liberal and ParnellIte vote. Ofthe
three greatest celebrates voting yester-
day, Liverpool returned 8 Conservatives
and l Nationalist, Leeds Conservatives,
2 Observation-Disclosures Gladstone and Sir
Lyon Playfair, both of whom are popular,
and Sheffield three Conservatives and two
Liberals. The Conservative msjorities
were mostly large, while the majorities of
the Liberals were small.
4.346 PLURALITY FOR CHURCHILL.
Lord Randolph Churchill carried Pad
dington by vote OF 2.371, against ops
for his opponent. The defeat OF Mr.. Glad
stones Ministers, Hugh Childers and
Mr.. Lefevre, and two OF his Under Secre-
taries. Messrs. Hayter and Holmes, adds
to the Conservative triumph. The Liber-
ais carried a number Of new seats, but in
no instance did they Gust a Tory from an
old Conservative seat, whereas the Con-
sentative successes were chiefly obtained
in former Liberal divisions.
HOPING AGAINST HOPE,
At the Reform, Devonshire and Ma
tioual Liberal clubs the defeat Of the Lib
eral party is admitted. but the Liberals
rely upon success In the suburban and
country divisions for modifying the re-
suits.
The Pail Mall Gazette appeals 10 the
Liberals whether the Radical or Wings
who have not yet voted TO unite in order
to prevent the ''unmixed evilv of Tory
ascendancy so complete as 10 overpower
all opposition. scotland" the Gazette
adds, "remains true TO Liberalism" The
Irish vote gave powerful assistance to
the Conservatives in the burroughs OF
Lancashire.
So far 5S Tories, 80 Liberals and Par
nellites have been elected. T. II. O'Con-
nor has defeated the Tory candidate in
the Scotland division Of Liverpool, by a
majority OF 1921. The Tory candidate had
defeated Mr.. Childers in Pontefract. Ash
mead Hastlett, Conservative, is elected
in Sheffield. The net gains, so far, are .
for the Liberals and II for the Tories.
The election in Chelsea resulted in the
return OF Sir Charles W. Dixie, Liberal.
by a vote Of 4,29l. Whitmore, his Con-
sentative opponent, received 4,116 votes.
$4,000 FOR GALVESTON.
GALVESTON. Nov 25.-The subscrip-
lions for the relief OF I'll sufferers by the
recent fire now aggregate $4,000. Of
which the committee has received SOL 900
and distributed $50, $50 among 107 appli-
cants for aid. The majority Of those re-
cipients represent families. The relief
mmittee expects 10 be occupied for
another month or more in applying the
fund. Many OF those already temporarily
assisted will receive aid
A MET GAIN OF TWENTY
LONDON, Nov. %, 4 A. M.-The returns
up 10 O'Clock this morning shows that
80 Liberals. 81 Tories and Parnellites
have been elected. The Liberals have
thus far gained 3 seats and the Tories %.
The excitement over the Tory success is
unchecked.
Later reports make the net Tory gam 20.
The Neios attributes the defeat Of the
Liberals TO the church and Pernelhte
vote. but says that there is no need 10 de-
spair II the Wings and Radicals maintain
active unity.
Portsmouth has elected Liberal candi-
dates.
Tine Standard 10 day warns the Liber.
ais not 10 endanger the unity Of the en-
pire by further attempt 10 reduce the Con-
sentative majority.
The Tory newspapers say that 80 far
the Tory reaction exceeds the Liberal re-
action Of 1000.