The Portland daily press., 1886-07-09
FOREIGN.
The Latest Returns from the Eiec-
tons in England.
Gladstone Undaunted and Will Wage
War in Parliament.
Uneasiness In London over the Situ-
alton in the East.

LONDON, July S.-Returns received up to 8
o'clock this afternoon from the Parliament
ary elections show that 251 Conservatives, 90
Unionists, 100 Gladstonians and 63 Parnell-
ties have been elected.
The Gladstonians have gained Cupat,
Angus, Fifeshire and Dumfriars from the
Unionists. The Tories have. gained South
East Suffolk, South Lanarkshire and North
Carnbowell from the Liberals; Inc net
Unionist gain is 20, and the net Tory gain 80
The number of Tories already elected equals
the entire number of that party in the last
Parliament.
LONDON, July S.-Returns received up to
o'clock this evening show a total Con-
servative and Unionist vote of 81, ,437, ana
Gladstonian vote of SS7, ,72S. Of the 62 Lon
don seats, only II have been secured by the
Gladstonians. The government newspapers
admit that the voice of the majority OF the
masses is the same as that OF the classes.
The totals at this hour (midnlght) are
Conservatives and Unionists, 3OOi Glad
stonians, 1876. The Conservatives, in order
to obtain a working majority independent OF
the Liberal Unionists, must carry 81 OF the
remaining 173 Seats and it is considered I'M
probable that they will succeed in doing so.
The Gladstonians rely upon the collapse OF
the Conservative Unionist coalition when
Lord Salisbury takes office, and they are
certain that the Conservatives can not DOM
mate in the House of Commons unless the
UnioniSts cooperate with them. 1t is re-
ported in government circles that Gladstone
Is undaunted and is determined to wage a
a ceaseless battle in Parliament. The polltl-
cal leaders of every party anticipate a period
of unprecedented parliamentary conflicts.
| In Stirling, Mr.. III. Campbell Bannerman,
| (Gladstonian) Secretary for War, received
| 244O votes, and his opponent, Mr.. Fender,
| Unionist) 1471.
A New Archbishop.
Archbishop Richard of Larissa viii sue.
ceed Cardinal Guibert as Archbishop OF
| Paris.
LONDON, July S.-The new Parliament
will meet August 5th
Uneasiness over the Eastern Situa-
ton.
| LONDON, July S.-Two regiments of the
| Imperial Russian Guard have arrived at
| Kichineff, the capital of Bessarabla. Ihere
| is considerable uneasiness In ofhclal circles
| here over the situation in the East
Rioting in Wales,
| Rioting broke out this afternoon in Cardiff,
Wales. The police charged the crowd ana
| wounded over 100 persons. Twenty OF the
injured were seriously hurt and were con-
yeved to the hospital. Owing to the excite
| ment that prevails, the Mayor OF Cardltt mas
| prohibited a meeting which was to have
| Sir e. j. Reed (Gladstonian) to Parliament.
The police will be prosecuted for using un-
| due violence.
Appointed Bishop.
ROME, July S.-Father Curtis has been
appointed Bishop of Wilmington
Mr.. Beecher breaches to a Large
Audience.
LONDON, July S.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher preached again at noon today in
DR.. Parker's City Temple. The edifce was
|
Ravages of Cholera.
ROME. July 8-Cholera returns throughout
Italy for today are new cases 265, deaths 81
Death of Cardinal cuebert.
PARIS, July S-Cardinal Guebert Arch
bishop Of Paris, is dead.
Work of the Flames.
The Lorthesis woolen mills at Tourcoing
have been burned; loss 100000.
Sympathy for Gladstone.
LONDON, July S-The Wesleyan ministers
throughout the country are signing an ad
dress expressing sympathy with Alr, Clad
stone. and hope that he will be spared 10 give
such self-government to Irland as Wi salts
fy the claims of justice, and hasten Tie relsf
of peace and good will