Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-25
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
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LONDON. Nov. A.-The foiIovins 70
suits Of tue elections have been received
this Afternoon:
Right Hsn- David r Piurkss,, FTrs.
Conmissioeer Of works IN to. Couser
vstive Cabinet. aud Holmes. At.aruev
GENERAL for Irelane, also under the Cos-
servstIves- have been elected fruzz Dub
LIN Cnivsssits.
TooO.s Bar, Labor candidate, !.
eleesed for Morpets.
George Oso TreveIysp, Csies seers
tary for Ireiaod under Gfsdstose's Ad.
mtnis'r%tion, 10 elected for Gzlsshisld.
Col. z A. STANLEY. ColouiAl seer~sary
70 ne Conservative Cabinet, IL elected
for Bssekpo0l.
Right Hon. Heory Campbell B.nne,-
msn. Cei4f &c sretsry for ireland under
VI dstane's Administration, 10 ele-sed
for Stirii n2shIre.
Jsstin Mccarthy 10 elected for Sesry.
WHAT zHEz INDICATE
LONDON. Nov. "a -Tse general result
of todzy's cleo iOos IL slightly "a favor
~ Conservative reActiou, although IL
~ aros no certain indication Of tie uifi
nsfs result. At Birninsh.rn there las
been 10 dinieution OF the Radical
strength. eroegt that BriQht's All ,rity
over Lord Rsndolpn CaurchIll IL
snsllsr than toe Radicals expected.
TIE greatest Numerical Conservative
victory u that of W. Il SMITH, IN the
strand DIVISION
Soaking generally, todsy's sSrres
approximate those Of the last elessiop.
toe LIBERAL vote sanmin2 ap l-ss and
the Conservative more. Toe r-eult a.
Chelsss Will be annoonced touaorrl
10 q sp@ech At Chelsea tod ~ Sir
Charles Dixie, the Liberal candidate,
threatened q certain lady OF /; faense
9th years Imprisonment at hard
labor fer iptigijstine voters. The lady
70 whom be alluded. whose name be did
not mention. IL lady tardissp, wife Of
Earl Cardigan. Under Secretary for the
Coion - and Pr, s.dent OF the Chelses
lonservstive Assooi alton. SIR On cries
Dixie sad the committee assert that an
organ ltion of ladies which has been
making house TO cause c3nv tss has
a ed tee Dixie divorce case. adding in
famous nntrsths. u infiaenee voter.
Toe London political clubs are IN a
fer@snt tooieht- The members 81 the
Carleton and other Conservative clabs
sre satisfied With the prospect Of re
dsetson OF the Liberal najorIties. The
nesspsprrs issued extra editions until
midnignt.
FuRrHRa RETURNS.
LosDos. NV. 25.- The folio wing cau-
didatss w-rs el@ctsd here yesterday
L.
er-l; Central division, j. Chamberlain,
Lioerai; Wsthe. Sir Z. wstkin, indie
pendent; Straud, W. II. smith, Conser.
vativs; Warsick. A. Peel, Literal.
The fories have gained seats in Bury
81. Edmunds. Warrington. Rochester,
Stalioridae, Exeter. Colchester, Black
barn, Csmoridse, Plymouth and ChsI
tenham- Toe Liberals have gained IN
Nsws2stle under-Lvms. Tue totals 'hus
far are 81 Torres, s. Lioerals and 9 Par
nellites. Tue net rnrs gals is 10. The
Conservatives everywhere are showing
Increased strength.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Farthsr reiurss
show a net Tory gain q II seats
PRESS connENr.
The STANDARD regards the result of
yesterdays voting as q solid testimonial
to the fsrs cause, and as encouraging
the Conservatives to greater efforts. Ii
aliudes 10 the result as q moral guar
antes Of she eventual triumph Of the
party.
The Morning Post says that the Tory
rsactisn is An accomplished fact.
The Daily .Sses makes no comment
on the Tory gains.
ytudirtiye Nastssrafe
OrTAwA (0nt.), Nov. I-Tt is re-
ported today that representations have
been made to the government respect
ing the cooduct of Stipeudiary Mays
trate Rouleau. of B .ttleford, which may
cause Q Pos;ponsmeut of the execution
OF the eight Indians sentenced to be
hanged al Bsttlefofd. Friday next. He
10 reported to have threatened that
every Ipdian and half breed rroel
brought before him after the insnr.
rection vas suppressed would be sent to
the gallows II possible. 10 viev OF ali
the circumstances. and particularly As
Judge X snlsan Was a heavy loser Pc
esnlarily hy toe Indian Outbreak at
Is .ttieford. IL - cont nded that be
should not have been aliosed TO pre-
side It ths trial OF the persons. A M
mortal has been received by the Depart
msnt of Justice, sskIog thai the matter
ne Investigated.
why SIR Jsha wess TO Esetaad
ToRoxro. Nov. "a The Opposition
journals haviae asserted that sur John
Macdonald bad gone TO EoslaUd TO
escape tbe popular wrath arous-d by
toe execution Of Riel. the kad toe
Government organ, today says: b.
fscs 10 that Sir John Macdonald has
been summoned to Ensl4nd oy urgent
business connected With the nshrries
q a-stlou. An International COMMISSION
10 20 be sppsiated for the purpose of
settling that issue between Canada and
the United States. and OF making q
settlement ~ basis fer establishing
closer relations between the too esun-
cries. The American Government 10
AZ xious that the comm ission should
begin work al once and complete t-
laoors At the earliest possible moment
nepsssed Death Of King Alfonso.
LONDON, Nov. ALI 10 reported that
shs King Of Spain Is dad. Nothing
vhsts yer can be learned from Aadrls
10 confirm sr deny the report. bot tue
fact that stocks declined ] per cent. Ia
tsss city, 10 taken IN some quarters TO
indicate that something of an alarming
character st least bas happsned to bis
maj ssty. IL 10 kaosn that Q portion OF
she news dispatch relative TO the King.
Hled in Madrid today, Gas erased oy the
censor there, and some persons are Of
toe opiuion shat this TACT, too, lie dirssss
that The reports concerning the kinR
are true
Nes Dead.
Loxpox. Nov. 2&-rhe report Of the
deasa Of King Alfonso crested great
sensation here. Later sdvioss fro1
Madrid, hovever. state that the hing 10
not dead, bat 10 seriously Ill. Eight
physiciaps are Ia attendance upon bis
Majesty at VI Psrao.
Alag Aifsnss,s FatiinG ueaith.
L.sxpox. Nov. - king Alfonso first
showed some siaes OF eAtzrrhsl fever in
the spring of last year. and daring four
weeks was siline. bat not . single day
vas be i'll. In the sunnrr OF leS4 Ne
took the water OF Bateln. l. The Basqae
prov.pce Of Guipanoea. With seco CON
piese success that be passed good VIII
Ter. and resumed his life and habits.
hunftns- shooitps riding. assisting at