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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Dee. 2.-The shoe factory
OF " Russ. at Salem Centre. n. H., and dwelling
house owned 10y Oro Austen wero burned this morning
and yelling house owned by b. Wheeler and occupied
by otto Chris was partly burned The loss on the
factory building machinery and stock Is 100000; in
surcd for $1,000. Austens loss Is zoos INSURANCE
5000 Forty operatives employed IN the factory.
IrSIoNPoRT, " Y, Dec. "A barn and dwelling
house were burned shortly after o'clock this morning.
The barn contained valuable furniture stored In the up
per story The property belonged 10 George Warner.
Loss ABOUT -, 900 and insurance $1,000.
WINTHRoP, Ne. Dec "a fire last night destroyed
the livery stable OF c. W. Wood and the house, with its
contents. owned by c. NJ Thomas. The loss on tho
buildings is -, 900; insured.
BRoCKToN, Mass, Dec. 2-Howard & Co.'S shoe fac
tory was burned this morning. II employed fty hands
The loss is $1,000; insurance 5000
MOUNT AYR, Iowa, Dec IA fire on the south OF no
souare night before last burned six wooden buildings
The loss was ST. 800; insurance about $4,000.
MISNEAPoLs, Minn Dec 2.-Thc Mlnnehaha House
,t Mnnehaha Falls was burned last night The loss is
$1,000; insured. .
WooDsrocK, VT, Dec. 2-The barn OF Prosper Merrill
~ burned TINS morning and portion OF his hodsc was
damaged The loss is probably $4,000 or $1,000; insur
auce, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
r,,rt,v spEYcFR OBTAINS 4 DIVORCE.

PTT,BURG, Dec. 2 (SpCciuD. D.-Lillan Spencer
the acrc-s this afternoon obtained divorce from her
husband. Edward Clayburg The trial begun before
Inlcc White THIS morning. The jury was ont only few
minutes The costs are put upon Cldy1urs. The libel
liant told her story u part as follows
married Edward Clay5urs, OF my own accord; but
had no, been long married before he began to III treat
mo We were married on December p, 1850, at Trinity
Church New YORK. Ny husband compelled me to get
ont OF .lc bed one time 20 to New York. one night
I at mn all night because he said Ac would kill me. lie
had A ui-tol and knew ho always carried one. was
ofrad ot my lie. lie always ordered me around and
when II. wanted anything had to go, no matter how
felt When we were married, Wa lived IN u boarding
hnr.c Ny husband told me- that he married ne purely
a. matter OF speculation, and that Nas no more %
Ii,, tl,n a valuable race horse. lie wanted To make
money ont Of me- ON cross e'aIlua Mr7' va!
hur DI she had always told people that her husband
v good and kind that he never struck her III her NE
Mira Speuccr the mother OF Lillian, testified; heard
CIrvburg frequently threaten Lillian. had 10 Provide
and care for my dauG ter many les as her EusDahd
di nothing FOR her. had To 20 Tor my daughter many
uas in othcr cities when size was ~ich and neglected 10y
her hu band stayed 10y her ana cared Tor her until
shr go we'll My daughter always paid Tor her clothing
ana outfits "A an actress. and other such matters.
heard my daughter Threatened by her husband lie said;
ynur dead body They lived together until 1883 was
0pno.ed 10 this marriage because thought my daughter
was too Young know her own mln but aIter tue mar
rlalc aid my best To make thugs pleasant Tor tHelh
Mrs Ulayburg was recalled and said that she hai
known her husband only six weeks before thty were
married Cayburg not Present a day tral ms
hi.inrss dctnlning hin III New York. His attorney
s,id that he had testimony to submit ana without
or,ncut of counsel the court ch rged the jury. II Is
sad that Ns- spencer has teen offered position ~
Lawrence Barrett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
cHlRGES AGAINST A MINISTER.

PIrrsBuRG, Dec. (Specdn.-An interesting
church trial Will bo begun IA Christ Methodist Episcopal
Church In this city December 10. Tue accused man
i,Dr l. c. Pcrshins President of the Pittsburg Female
College. Tho indictment contains twenty-five spsclh;
chargos These arc understood To comprise alsehood
and obtaining money under false prctences conduct
u,bcconng minister aud other olonces 1t is alleged
nat ho ATTAINED money from the Clearicld National
Rank of which ex-senator 4. j. Dill is president upon
flso representations and the principal witnesses who
will be brought forward by the prosecution Will be ex
senator Dill and the officials of the bank COMMITTEES
f hc ministers have drawn up the charges and Will ap
car M he trial rs prosecutors There has been strong
opposition to DR.. Pershing coming from number OF
nromineut ministers. There havo been many efforts
,hn the last two years to have him thrown out OF his
position as president OF the college Ashe holds his
nositiou through lease OF the college property and
Heretofore most Of the directors and trustees have been
his friends Dr. Pershing has been able to meet every
attack upon him At the last election OF the Board OF
Trustres his opponents obtained "A majority. Dr.
prrshing has friends and they will stand by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
WRECKED BY NATURAL GAS.
A TOWBOAT BLOWN UP AND NINE MEN
HURT.
EXPLOSION CAUSED BY STRIKING MAIN IN THE
ALLEGHANY RIVER.

ALLEGHANY RIVER.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 2 (SpeciaD.-The tow boat Iron
City struck the natural gas main in the Allegheny
River this morning causing leak which followed
by an explosion. The boat was burned to the wa ers
edge and nine persons were injured. Elsy 2. Black,
the pilot, says; Before one could count two
tremendous explosion occurred The whole hull of the
boat from stem to stern torn to pieces The deck
ing and the bits blown up and the pieces scattered
in all directions The next moment the cabin was in
flames. number of the crew we're blown into the
rr er. alone escaped injury. When first recovered
from the shock my first thought for the safety OF
the engines and boilers feared that tine latter might
explode, and turned on the syphon3 to exhaust the
steam The fire was raging near the engne-room, ana
the other machinery could not be reached. When
left the boat the lame lcaping high in the air.
The crew had all reached shore by this time. Smith
Walker was blown into deep water Galbraith. tie
engineer came to him. and when in wading depth
Walker found that leg was broken and he could
not stand Galbraith. although seriously burned and
stunned caught hold of HIM and held him up until
Captain Onslaer came up and assisted both to the
shore
Whn the boat srucl, the pine the natural gas forced
the water twenty feet into the air. James Omslaer,
the owner was standing on the upper deck leaning
over the rail calling to the ircmcn to put on more
steam lie Knocked to thc lower deck AID fell on
his heal. d" renamed on the boat, he said until
II was death TO stay any cnger, when pulled OIL
door and went to the Wer with It. The flames from
the gas kissing AID roaring all around the boat;
and had not the wind been blowing down the river and
helped the flames to the stem OF the boat not one OF
as would have escaped. The gas came NJ on ho!h
sides of the vessel filled the hold got into tie engine
room. guitcd, aud thc explosion followed.
Bert jackson. the fireman. WIS badly burned about
the cg- and head aud cut on the legs, arms and
thOrat. He Was irilg when the accident occurred,
aud blown into To- air and dropped INTO the II'er
iIe docs not know Low he got ashore. a. 'c w- an
conscious and did not recover hi, senses iuf several
lpU d.. rlu - o.. Of
valued az 5000 insured for $1,000 III Louisville
and llnll cnmnhn...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
REPORTED BURNING OF PROT.
pULGARIANs REFUSING TO WITHDRAW 10 THE
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pULGARlANS REFUSING TO WITHDRAW 10 THEIR
TEEHITORY-COUNCIL OF WAR AT NlSCH
BELGRADE Dec. 2.-RUm0TS are current mere
that the Bugariaas have sacked and burned Prot
Bugaraps refused the proposals OF the Servans
70 withdraw the armies their respective territory ana
90 prolong the arInisticc 10 February l.
LONDON Dec. 2-AIvices from Belgrade say that the
servians are actively erecting fortincatons between
Prot and NSch.
Dispatches from Nisch report that a council OF war
was held there today King Milan Colonel Iioryaoyitc
and the Austrian General Abori were present II is re-
ported that General Abor insisted upon tic scvans
maintaining defensive position until they strongly
reinforced In case the war shall be- resumed Austrian
transports all kinds goiu; 10 the front and fever
sh feeling exists Active military preparations are ad-
yancing.
CoNsrAANTNoTLC, Dec 2.-Tho Porte gave notice to
the Balkan Conference to-day OF impending military
action on the part Of Turkey in Eastern Ruinelia
council Of Turkish generals held, ana they advised
a permanent occupation OF the Balkans by Turkey.
fearing that Russia would absorb Bulgaria and Austria
do the same with Serva, The Turkish troops entering
Eastern Rumelia wear the Bulgarian headgcar.
The Sultan has issued manifesto TO the inhabitants
o! Eastern Rumca stating that the Commissioners viii
rule there until new Governor is appointed. Troops
and military being pushed to the frontier
The Journal dc st. Pctersb referring to the inper
nj order published yesterday praisng the prowess Of
Bulgaria. SAYS Russia has never ceased 20 Synpl-
thze with the Bulgarian people. IL Is Impossible, now
ever TO forget those who deceived the expeditions OF
Russia ignored her cOunscs prccipitatcd fratrcida
war, impcrilled Bulgarias destlues' ana assumed
heavy respOns Oility.'
The Sref fmiitary OIgan recommends that cOmlnis-
sion be appointed to investigate the char1cs agmnst the
Bulgarian Government filed at the Foreign OHice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Dec. 2 (Spccidi.) ).-Thcrc were
fl deaths from smallpox yesterday, In the city and
in the suburbs. In November there S74 deaths.
593 being in the city and 29l in the suburbs There
have been 1913 deaths since the beginning Of tic
Epidemic The Central Board have passed by the law
giving the city authorities power 10 quarantine all
rounding municipalities The St. jean Baptistc Society
have finally decided TO have funeral service said for
Riel Thursday. Members of the society express
themselves feeling ilreated by Bishop Fabre IN his
letter to Cure Sentenne prohibiting them from marching
in procession the church. from having
for them, or from holding any political demonstrations
Mrs Crevier narrowly escaped being burned TO death
at fire in St. Hcnry-st. this morning constable
cued her OF the upper stories while the whole
building was a of flames One Brunette, a shoe
maker lived in the building and is greatly addicted
10 drink. found one Crcvier, tinsmth "hb also oc'
cuped the building. IN his wifes bedroom last night
He turned Crevcr out and gave his wife severe beat
Ing threatening at the same time 10 burn inc pace
This morning a2an assaulted his wife ana IN n III or
delrium tremons bit her in such terrible manner
as TO cause oood poisoning and she now nes III peril peril
Gus condition lie then poured coai OIL oyer % tG @ moor
Brunette arrested for arson.
strange suit has been entered court here By Miss
ment Of an estate OF 1000 Thomas Fox. trustee
which she inherts from her father t. appear. tnat the
out IN the states aud Joined the Confederate since
which time all trace Of him has been lost Ten years
the oher OF James uaney father Of the plaintiff died
The case excites considerable interest here.
LONDON, Ont, Dec. "a writ has been served upon
Bishop Baldwin at the instance of the Rev. Timothy
CConnell, demanding reversal Of the sentence passed
by the Ecclesiastical Court upon him and claiming
$4,000 damages from the Bishop FOR refusing him
transfer TO another diocese and for alleged defamation
OF character
OTTAWA. Dec. 2.--The Oaiscn to-day states that the
newly formed National party offered OF the Do
minon Ministers a equal to his salary If he would
resign his seat In the Cabinet.
HALIFAX, Dec Especial. A. Moron, president
of Little Glace Bay Mining Company. and president Of
the Union Bank OF Halifax, died to day from eryspelas
the result Of vaccination.
Dispatches from CharlottetOwn report fifteen deaths
and several new cases OF smallpox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
4 1r0NnERErLLr MlD lAD.noG.

Pine BROOK, n. j., Dec. "A dog believed
TO be mad discovered week running irantica!ly
about Oh a farm Fdirlcll number Of farmers
started out to Kill IT, but the dog kept out Of their way
and after long chase IN the direction Of Pine Brook It
escaped. Two mornings later man IN the employ of
William T. Kent who lives near this place, went 10 the
barn 10 feed the stock He discovered that window IN
the barn had been broken out. sash and ALL On opening
the door he found two horse, and COW and calf lying
on tho oor, which covered with blood. The beasts
were moaning ani writing. Seven dead chickens lay
scattered about A dog belonging to the farm, which
had been chained I'm stall, lying IN pool OF blood
IN the stall strange dog. frothng at the mouth.
crOuclcd and rcmblcd M the farther side OF the barn
The hired man gun and killed the brute which was
recognized the dog the Fairfield farmers had hunted
across country IL had lcapcd through the window OF
the barn. taking glass and sash with IL, some time IN the
nlt and attacked the inmates of the barn. The horses
were badly bitten about their Hanks that their ncsh
WAS torn I'm large pieces ana the COW ana call uad
hoir noses torn oil laCcrated about the body
The chained dog vas literally pieces and the dead
chickens were bitten through and through. The animals
were all killed. Mr. Kents loss $1,000. Since then
reports OF mad dog ravageS have been received from
various places IN this nclghhOrhOOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

4 DEnONSTRATIVE SECRETARY OF LEGATION
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (SpeciaD.-A man who
said he was the Secretary of the Gillian Legation
elected last evening from the Theatre Comquc, resort
frouented only by the tough" portion Of the
v and sports in general by the special officer duty,
on the ground the foreigner Intoxicated and
dsorderly He returned aud again became disOrderly
and after prolonged struggle landed the side
walk He then began smashing in the windows OF the
theatre and attracted great crowd by his noisy demon
stratons He arrested and taken TO the police sta.
ton where II was found that he was Manuel Del Campo,
the Secretary OF the Chllian Legation,
o was at released, but became very abusive or
the officers IL finally found necessary To eject him
from the police station account OF his dsorerly con-
duet The Theatre ComiQue proprietor this morning
sent bill for $50 to the Gillian Legation. Mr.. Del
CampOis In charge OF the Legation here during the aD-
sence OF the Chan Minister, ana has, therefore no
Immediate superior here to take cognzance Of hs dis
graceful behavior. At the state Department 10 IS
learned that official Information has been received OF
his conduct and therefore action can he taken by tho
department. About six weeks ago Del Campo ngured
In a similar brawl IN front Of the National Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
TELEGRAPH COMPANY To BE SOLD orr

BALTIMORE, Dee. D. Last week the city
Circuit Court allowed claim OF $4,000 IN favor ot
william A. Dunn against the United Lines Telegraph
Company. aud tho company was ordered to pay the
amount OF the claim court not later than Dscemler
=. Yesterday Francis T. stevens anI John " l. Ora
ham, receivers Of the United Lines Company In Mary
land took pos,esson OF the offices aud announced their
ncntlon of closing tho Offices aud discharslng all EN-
poycs to-day, but this morning william NJ Cohen, OF
Now York counsel the company. appeared before
judge Fisher aud obtained the privilege Ol keeping tho
ocr. omen until the l7th on Which date tho receivers
have advertised the sale OF all the property belonging
10 the company In this state TO satisfy the claims aSst
Tbc nr yilSn was granted In consideration Of de-
pos with the court OF 1000 to pny the running cN
pcnscs the up To The time 0t tln sne' IL
ncr TODD that the property Will be bought In for tho
com ana the business rcOrganZcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
ILcIllLs OF nLInrHENLI.

READING, Penn, Dee. , SpcGdD.-Thc fam
y of the Rev. u. . smo OF klci,yi!c this county, Is
sadly afflicted About week i've OF his children
were stricken with dphtherih. Two Of them have since
died. and attending physician says the other three
cannot i've. Mrs. smo is also suffering from the same
disease and her coalition this afternoon was reported
as xtremcy critical. Mr.. SmOll, who Is about sixty
years Of age married Miss Dietrich age twenty-five,
Ia.t ~rutcmbcr This led to some scaLdLouS reports
nc xcd To have been extracted from letters stolen from
his yOuug wife The matter ended IN the dismissal OF
the mni,tcr from of his charges The matter how
over f. lkcly to be imicaby settled by the SYNOD ana
the yncau charge restored The GOSSIP greatly Affected
Mr. Smol, but tho last atlctiOn has completely pros
tr1trd him.
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r1y11rD ~ SolLD.p ~ 1 coLLLLnN


PIrr-BUEG, Dec. 3.-A dispatch from Wash
instou. Penn to Tie Pot says: distressing railroad
accident occurred shory b.orc 3oc!ock THIS afternoon
ia Cnt half mile e, of Wa -iurtou, on tho
Baltimore and Onto Railroad. local II. gAt Train,
east bound, haI from The Washington yards wiki
orders to FnlcyvIlc. When iu the cut mentioned
it rln into west bound through freight, with tcrrht
force, as both trains were running al high rate Of
speed The track IN the cut lies In curve and FOR this
reason The engineers did rot discover the approach
ing disaster until II too late 10
avert It. The two engines rushed
together u an embrace and boxed were piled
up and the track covered with tho debris Of the
wreck John Rider. conductor, instantly Killed.
lie was horribly maugrd ana scalded Franz snyder
III duOut ". Va, brakeman, who was OF one OF the
en- zines the tlmr.was scaIcd TO death jaime, Morris.
Wash:agton was seriously wounded. j. o. Reynolds,
jamestown, Nrcm,u. hid his legs mahcIcd and feet
ma she'd. Engineer Frank Dean received some ugly
bruises but 1t is thought ne is not seriously injured.
Every hand the trains or less injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
ACCIDENTS TO VESSELS AT SEA.

BOsTON, Dec. (Specidh.-The vessel re-
ported this morning to be ashore between Point Auertoh
and Strawberry Hill the brig Anita owen. coal laden
bound from Perth Amboy to Portland She encountered
heavy northeast gale OFF Highland Light on Tuesday,
and at the time she struck running int the rOads
for harbor. In working I'm she made course too ar
to southwark and struck off Point Allerton. Tho crew
took their boats and landed safely This morning the
hun of brig sight and her foromast is gone
Her commander as soon no landed went ia Hull and
the services OF Captain Mitchell and party OF
wreckes TO what material they can. IT Is Thought
that viii pay to raise the vessel Tho captain OF the
brig states that he lost everything including the sum OF
81 900 in money which in his desk. The Anita owen
built at Iarpswe. Ne, in 1869, Is Of 46jlO tons
burden and is owned in Portland
The bark Bertha OF Portland, Me-. Captain Benjamin.
which sailed from Turks Island October Is for Bos
ton, Is considerably TIue and much anxiety Is
felt for her safeto She had cargo OF 33,39l Dushels
Cf salt, which was insured.
The British brig Achsy, Captain shaw, from Trinidad
twenty three days from ClcmcutspOrt " =, IN ballast
has put I'm here IN Distress She reported line weather
to latcras but has been ten days north of that point
win strong gales and heavy. sea ON November ~,
she encountered terrific gale from the northwest with
u tremendous sea. lasting twonty-four hours: H1e
sprung leak and her crew have been kept constantly
~ the pumps. ON her arrival here the vessel had three
feet of water in her hold She has gone on tho Marine
HItNNIs, Mas. Dec. 2-Thc schooner Moses web
stcr. before reported ashore on Cb0yclu Shoal mas
hi gcd and Is making considerable water Efforts Will be
made to save her cargo ana material.
LONDON, Dee. 2.-'lhc German bark Fidc1O
from Wilmington. y. c.. FOR WolSa, found on her
bcam-euds in the Channel sho had been cut down three
strakcs below tho copper the starboard side. she
was towcd 10 Dover. Ouc dead body was found on
board The Norwegian bark ocean, Captain Icndrick-
sen from Mobile September ~ FOR London, has been
totally lost near Qrhrrou France. The Norwegian bark
Aurora. from Philadelphia. for Amsterdam was SUNK 10y
last evening The AuIoris arrived at Dover this
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
HOPEFUL FOR THE LIBERALS
ELECTION RIOTS IN IRELAND AND WALES.
NO IRISH LIBERALS RETURNED-MtNDh"' i''No
TO PARLIAMENT.

NO IRISH LIBERALS RETURNED-MhMDh"' N
TO PARLIAMENT.
I,oyDoy, Dec 3.-There have been elec'cu
no. Jusrls 1913 Tories and A Parneltes In the oiu
.,.'nne. the Tories have gained 80 seats and the
,uoro,o q while I'm the newly formed constituencies
49,, ,o have won lOS seats and the Liberals lO|' lho
net Tory gain Is So ,,,o o,oo,ions
For the nrst.ne since the beginning Vi '"o -
,,ore Is likelihood Of the Liberals exceeding lhe loe
and parpelles 1t ia admitted that SATURDAY 'o'o
will decide the contest, Macdohalu' oioi'o'' -''
elected in Ross and Cromarty. .,o
The counties continue TO Veer 'o""'"
,uorols In Yesterdays polling the Liberals gaheu
~ and the COnseIv .tives 10 seats le"'uio
- the elections in Ireland is the extinction Vi
- horals They have not returned a single member
60 date The Torres ga ned a seat in RenirowShiic'
The Liberals are aiding IN the electoral eohteS"
The Nolanitcs, armed with budgeons anu No"o a, -
priests. prevented the CGllanitcs from No'lne '
ror,tn,or, vncb rtottng ensucd in which many per-
sons wete iniured Mr. Callan is the NATIONALIST ""
nomination was opposed by Mr.. Patnell' VINO
Mr. Nolan. 49,, ,,,o,ddo
Election rioting is also reported III 'no oiS 80
Valley Wales. large number OF persons "'e ''''
have been injured. . .o.,-
The following additional returns Oh
elections have been received:
{ In Down. North Division. Colonel Warins Nohsei'% ~
tive ia elected He received 43l5 votes TO ZS4l l'i d.
S. Brown, Liberal. -
In Glare, West DIVISION, j. JoTudU' -''''o"''''' 80
elected by 1851 to ESQ FOR II. W. C. Reeves CohsrV"-
tive
In Tpperary, south Division. p r. Condor, Natioua.-
it h elected lie received 2Gl votes to 1876 for MAYOR
Traut Loyalist III sligo. North Division T. Mcdonald,
Nationalist is elected by 5216 to 772 for Colonel
Follott L,yalis In Fsrmauagh, North DNis.on' W.
r. Redmond, Nationalist is elected rs 455 ma]orlS
over j. c. Bloomfield, Conservative.
In Fermauagh, North Division. W. Redmond N2tiamm, NJ
alst, is elected He received 500 votes against -7--
for j. c. Bloomfield, Conservative.
In Kings County. Brr DIVISION j. e. NDIs"l' Nht"!-
alist elected by vOc vi 3,4OS TO 700 Tor captain
Bernard, Cons arv0tive. ,-.,.
In Kerry East Division, Edward Harrington Natlon,
alst is elected the vote standing 2G57 for him TO 2U@
for Mr.. Rowan. COnseTy atvc .,..
In Waterford, West Division, ] y. Pyna Natl4.ais''
is elected by of 3,746 to 359 Tor SIT ' T. he'he'
LOyalist. ,..t...,i.. 8,
In Tyrone Middle VISION " Kenny. Nationalist Is
returned by 4299 TO 2,6j0 for ii. H. Moore CohscFNa-
tive 49,. >.-.....-
alst. is elected the vote being i.J3 Tor ODohcrS 10
952 for Colonel Stewart, Conservative.
Up to 6 o'clock this evening The Liberals h'H q 'c''
Dos memh,rs the Conservatives 49, anI te NatIohai'
lists The Tory net gain has been re"uC 10 . 1o
The Liberals have become ju6ant over their ale! Sc