Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-04
Tine English LECTION
lb7 cable N tne DispstcL.

7.4i4 votes. q Pot for NJ. Stuzr,
tLoTaist.. IL the Middle division o.
Cork NJ. . e. Ianner Nationalist Is
elected bT vote O. 5.O3.. o loo Tor
Arthur Patton MoyaiIst..
Returns iron the paIlIame1ts-r cleo
lons received " o @ CLOCK t1l5 a.
tcrrooH fh0v thai thu Ia 30 Liberals.
.. Tones. znl 4 Nationalist nave
beer electc.
Lac. The return received Or O.
o cioct this Afternoon snow tne eiec.
uCr @, -. Liberals -, Tories, AM
q Nationalist.
Lo0Jur december In Corr
s0utHeas. dryIsiU-Alieruar Jonn
Hocne- Nationalist wa elected or o
vote - ..ls O. Il" for Warren L5ys.-
ISL iCLonc.orl-N0rtl dIstrict-Jus-
IL Mc-sriHr Nationalist wa eielJel
0y vote CO -5.- O. lG tc- jane
Wilson .L0v4iIst IL herr. sneen1u
.NaCCualIsf va. elected o. G vote or
5000 O. s.. ic- Robertson 'L0va.lst
Tne Iet1r1s iron the eiectIo, 70
Lglt Yesterday show ina, Phi
l,- -a-ls- VINO wa reuulz-e1
~ Hz-nel and "a a a. Independent
Nau711ls- azaus- Nolan. pzrne,'
u1--lel wa leie1Iel b. over l.uH.
mucI.-r-s -rea,er victory thsr wa
ex1eCtel 1 %. nationalist. a. C4lIau
g. yc-r roa-la- n the district. Tn
t-ts va Aolz- $3.50 Ca-Ill. ..45..
i- Arua-- Middle division. professor
Achau. .' Conservative wa c.ectc-.
Ii. receive -.i-- vote O. $50 TO-
LezuT Liberal. b. Dgl .u-Nortl
5Iuru-.c1- s. Ciznev .Nsuoaa.lst
Wa elected 1- vote G. ..5tlt. Al
-5- D. La.5Dec. Lora.Is,
Return received ur o. . o.c.ac. t1i-
Afternoon snow tin election O. %
Liberals ZIG Tore an 3 N1uoa2.
ISIS. LzLu announce tina j. W.
petition the House o. . ouu0ns a-a-nst
the sezuur O. AolzL.
LOyUoc. Decempe- ii ICttcu-
pan MI1ilesez. NJ. Game WI. wa
Ju-ic- LORD o. Admiralty u Giaj-
stcnt 5 government hs UeeI dcisste-
making the tenth member o. taa, .st-
eruue1- leicate. a tn. election.
The us. CT succesEtl, candidate
10Y stands Loerais. o. Tone
81 psrneLiHe. g.
LoSUC. december The correct
@. returns fro- u. ,1tle&s- -Isrrc.
G L0Ia -ive AlaeruE Hope l..-.
vote zr1 Vzrre- oi.
LONDON. Dectu5e- In c--1-
ue- zr. polling 90 strongly i3- IN Lib
ess ,ll. tne- promise -,lcra ma
-c-.t- over ~. I1-iz. anC harne-ltes
c5rs-uo-. %. CONSERVATIVE. re--lrlu-
q. W. 80 mcr. seat o. O. IN Ia
sc- --uclel C. when :. Is cllc-lste-
ina. W. Ia &. tnt F1rne--tes
TIE Icrle- ca-uo. poss.-i- IlA--ta--
power Independently II bsrnl-lte-
Ire Cr.-.1- C. ID, CONSERVATIVE CABS
ar. oppose @. plG-,-- l1- reliance o.
tine Farnt.-.gsr. 1l, IavC- = e2-i- r--
sIzuau5u @. tne ,--lsourT Ministry g.
order C. gau ~ aJsC.-Ja "a orI-s tne
Liberals ueel g W. Ia. O tn seat
stl ErpoLl-.
IT'D EAHI pr EGsEBEEEr VIEW.
l0SEOH. December The Ia, @
Roseoerrv delivered . speech 3, tia
gov t,-dsy an gave very Clearly III
view s. e 70 tern O. existence O. the
new Psrllame1.. Lar. KoseOsrry ssi-
r. would De- O. snort-l1Ted Parliament.
The symptom ndicstel ina = wou-c
De- g. unhealthy EnC fee0le infant. Ire
IzuG. the speaker sa!l hsd SHOWN -rez-
lu.ratltuae toward Gladstone.
wUA~ CHAMBERLAIN SAYS.
Chamberlain. tne ka1ic1 reader
voted Il LsysteE. m subsequently
made Q speec1 there. u winch n sac
thz- the defeat or tn LIBERAL
L the borough were cue q
i've P'--Prlests P1olicans, Par
Sons. Parnelttes. Erd protecuOllsts.
lie though ina such a combination
va unlikely % recuG. b5rnsl- 0Oaste-
TIA. be had throt.lel the LIBERIA party
Ii would PROBABLY re-re- IN Doas.. /.
II were rrue. tner o. hAC t1r0tLlel only
the zreGt Inacn,nsry ths- eIIste To- Sc
curIng Justice q ireland. Cnauoer-
ian said b. die uo, believe ina there
wouId be Dermxnen. alienation o. f.
lrish voter irou the Liberals. In
country wouid probably nave Tor shoTt I
time weak government. existing o. I
the suaerxnce o. II opponents /
lit did No uiscbie. /. nign- i've i l. I
dIa barIr. the Liberals wOaid specify 1
sndit. He hoped that among the lessons /
which the election taught w0uid De /
THIS Th1t he had NJ, lost Dr. haTIug
elesr definite aolcy. znd that nothing
could De game Or whiting away 1
issues Until thsy were mdIsrInZ1 +
IRON measures advocated BY opponents. /
Amatner bulgarian -CfrcufzT-lsetfer. 4
I3y ca be % tne DisDAten-l
IoSIsoN. DeceraBer The Baigs- 4
mar Government MS sent another CT 4
o. the Powers. h polats I
ont that serTia mrs declared wa tina
after Tsysrses BalEzrIsn vAior forced .
the ServiauS O. ret.rt % thar own teri (
terv thai despite the ArnIStlce agreed
70. the serTianS continued nostalitaes
arzlnst Widdrn, And tina = Was OWING 1
70 the threats made by the Austrian I
minister Al Belzrzes tna; AleIanasr
sgreed % 81 arzaisilce and invited /
srrvia 70 sppcint delegates C arrange /
matters. X asks the Powsrs 70 apprs-
cate the fact thai the BulzErians wacn /
victorious exercised moderation a. the I
risk o. eaabllng the ssrvixns torecoysr
then s,rength. siexnwhils Balgzria
awaits servs' eoUnteE-proposalS-
frince Alexander gives Assurance that
l. IN - ,-x-.. s,tfl.rur,ra fha Hnfr~rs.