Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-27


at the Imperial Hotel this
evening. The fete was attended by 200
guests. Mr.. Raine, who presided, regretted
the absence of Minister PendletoF, which
he explained was in respect to the memory
of Vice President Hendricks The guests
enjoyed q very pleasant evening. Before
the close of the entertainment q dispatch
was prepared and c&5led to President Cleve-
land, expressing their sincere coincidence
with him upon the death of the Vice
President.
The British Elections.
LONDON. November 26th.-Later reports
make the net Tory gain 2e. The Stal61rd
warns the Liberals not to endanger the
unity of the empire by'further attempts to
reduce the Conservative majority.
The Tory newspapers say that, so fer, the
Tory reaction exceeds the Liberal reaction
of 1880.
The Nc5os attributes the defeat of the Lib
erals to the Church and the Parnell vote,
but saws there is no need to despair if the
Wings and Radicals maintain active unity.
Portsmouth has elected the two Liberal
candidates.
In the municipal elections at Dublin yes
terday the Nationalist won five wards,
four of which had been previously held by
the Conservatives.
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( G,i3'ei Ia pyo,.c; ~ ~
r,,,,1ar 90 cboifaId c.
servatives and . Liberals. The Conserva-
tive majorities are mostly large, while the
maiorities of the Liberals are small Lord
Randolph Churchill carried Paddington by
vote of 2,731 against 1,025 for his oppo-
HI fhIGe 81 80 a 80 ii ~ b;
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tiyes are Puleston. of the old firm of Jaw
Cook & Co., and Louis ]. Jennings, form
erly of the New York IineS-bOth former
residents OF America.
EIFcrIoNEER1Nci DEVICES OF THE TORIES.
". VI N-,,.o,,,l,or oett ~ g.
1901 80 ~, ~ ia., 'I III
go, e. VI IoI.I,, ~ i-
81, IL. to Du'
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te,,si,,a- 10 he s,,norb DE ,i
lroodyy ,losfed al y-er tI I,,
try giving the results of Yesterdays cleo
tons, and pointing out in glowing terms
the importance OF Tory victory. Some
of the methods adopted by the Tories for
arousing enthusiasm of electors are novel
prominent dry goods merchant, who is the
Tory candidate in the South division of st.
Panereas, has provided immense furniture
vans with seats, cushions and decorations,
to convey the electors to the polls, and they
were crowded all day. Several Tory candi
dates hired steam tire-engineS, which rushed
madly through the streets with bells clang-
ing and whistles blowing, while men cling
ing to the engines showered Tory leaflets
Oh the crown.
THE QUEENS HOPES.
Although it is contrary to etiquette and
precedent for royalty to express any prefer
ence between the parties, it is an open
secret that Queen Victoria anxiously hopes
for the success of the Tories. During the
elections of 1850 she was in Germany and
was almost distracted as dlspatch after dis
brrIlan earieS Of TibarSI tri'T ,,i..i'I ria
she rnoe;veS bonriv b,1letins frn,, IA
SaIisbnr Of tba,, ar,,n,,nn;rd, IT,.
1,;ctopies .nd doeS not boS;tat ~ n5,,lros
be, JaIigb 70. az tbo results ~ "a e''
81
FURTHER RETURNS
LONDON, November 26th.-The following
Parliamentary candidates were elected to-
day City of London, R. n. Fowler Con
servatlve), 1897 votes over Hubbard, $500;
$. P. Low (LiberaD, 5,Sl7 votes over w. J.
X. Cotton (Conseryauye), 5,563. Lambeth,
hehsingtoh . DIVISION h cent DAVIS (Con-
3 81 DOL votes over ). " Oonnor
oMei ll11oeIaiJ " Ma{o, MI. orllly
VI opPosGu' Neil y MI 0tach, uli1pPoseu
I NJ 2el' oPliTSeu ne ilpera e
saIiieu III oalispIiY ne totals mus lar
90 as loilGNs iioTt aie 81 ColISei t.sVlNeS
81 r. e % gam Vi anu
q Aoi1 gam u a.
ELECTION RIOT
NOTTINGHAM November 2oth.-An cleo
80 IT,
NOR ord tin y,olice i, ,.I;c1 frt,,so,.a,c
,1a--cI,s - a NJ ., 800 ca
poiiod ~ - s,,,l-Jro, H. j;+,,.ioyip III
1,-o,Ir,,od ~ ttoIta,, 70 ~, L,;taG -'e
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LIBERAL AND TORY GAINS.
LONDON, November 27th-A. M.-Returns
up to l o'clock this morning show that 100
105 Tories and 10 Parnellites have
been elected. The Liberal gains so far are
seats and the Tory gains % seats. Mr..
Gladstone is fearfully chagrined over the
result, and has abandoned all hope of more
than the barest Liberal majority at best
He has arranged to leave Scotland on Sat
lrday, travelling by the night mail, IN order
to avoid awkward demonstrations on the
way.
LIVELY INTEREST OF THE QUEEN.
LoYpov November o6fb Tho Opaan
continues to take a lively interest in the
progress OF the elections. This afternoon
she sent dispatch to Salisbury, summon |
ing nm to dine and sleep tonight in |
W lhdsor castle. a special telegraph wire |
5ad.1 - tile castie' anu
turns be PROMPTLY transmitted n him for
the information of tbe Oueen
Inc spanish Throne.
MADRID: November 26th.-The Queen has |
tod