St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-08
GLADSTONE MUST 60.
The English County Districts Pronounce
Against the Liberals in an En-
phatic Manner.
Scotland Still Stands by the Grand OLE
Man and Ireland is True
to Parnell.
But the Indications Are That the
Tories Will Have a Big
Majority.
Inc Montenegr1ns Make Things Ex-
cessive1y Warm for Some Ma
rauding Musselmep.
The English Elections.


LONDON, July THE cabinet council
Will be held on Tuesday to decide on the
course to be pursued in view of the results
OF the elections. The last hope of the
Gladstonians, the vote in the counties, has
tailed. The English counties are going
UnlonlSt The counties of Somerset, War
WICK, Hereford, Derby, Denligh and Shrop-
shlre, In which centers the agricultural
vote, have returned Conservatives. Scot
land continues Gladstoniap. Numerous
county polls have not yet been taken, but
IL is impossible to reverse the defeat of the
government. The Unionists are confident
Oh o., an ultimate strength of $40. against 800.
Inc conservatives are certain that with
A COMPACT PHALANX
OF 800 members Lord Salisbury will form a
purely Conservative ministry. E. S. w.
DeCobain, Conservative, has been re-
elected to parliament from the east division
OF Belfast by a vote of 5.06S against 1, 239
obtained by his Parnellite opponent. Mr..
McCalment. The district at the last cleo
ton was contested by two Conservatives
and one Liberal, and Mr.. DeCobain then
received 3.023 votes, Sir j. P. Cory, Con-
SENTATIVE getting 2. 927 and r. W. Murray.
Liberal, polling $40. The total vote polled
this election was 523 less than at the last
ana MI. DeCobain polled S92 less than
LAST YEARS TOTAL TORY VOTE.
while McCalmont increased the Liberia
vote 36S. William Johnson, Conservative
is reelected for the southern division of
Belfast by vote of 4. 452, against 657 OBJ
tanned by Mr.. McErlean, his ParnelIite OPP
ponent. Mr.. johnson increased the Tory
vote i'll his district 161, while the Liberal
vote fell away 332. Among the candidates
returned unopposed to-day were Lawrence
Connolly, Parnellite, for South Longford
?. j. Power, ParnelIite, for East East
Waterford, t. o. Hanlon, Parnellite, for
East Cavan; P. A. Chance, Parnellite, for
South Kilkenny; Mr.. Mahohey, Parnellite,
for North Meath, d. Sheanan, Parnellite,
for East Kerry, and E. Learry, Parnellite.
for Northeast Cork. Sir T. ESmOnde
Bart. Parnellite has been reelected for
Dublin county by a vote of 1929 against
9, 1854 obtained by Mr. PIN, his opponent.
In this case the home rule vote was 90 less
and the Tory vote 1872 less than at the last
election. Mr.. Thomas Sexton, Parnellite,
who sat in the last house for South Slig,
went up into Belfast again this campaign
to contest the West division against J.. II.
HaSlet Conservative, who defeated Mr..
Sexton in the same district last election by
vote of 3, 1S0 against 3, 743. Mr.. Sexton
has won the district and scored the greatest
Parnellite victory of the campaign so far.
He has defeated Mr.. Haslet by vote of
3, SS2 to 3, 729. The
RETURNS FROM THE ENGLISH COUNTIES
show large gains for the Conservatives,
who are winning some of the county di-
visions by sweeping majOrities. Such is
the case in North Cambridgeshire, North
Shropshire, West Somersetshire and North
east and Southwest Warwickshire, in all of
which the Tories have won the seats held
by Liberals in the last house. The Tories
have also taken CarnarvOn from the Lib
erals. The Gladstonites have captured the
Unionists candidates who represented the
district in the last house, The Tories so
far have gained AZ seats, the UniOnists
2, the Gladstonians IS and the Par
neliites l. The Tories at o'clock
had elected 235 candidates, the Gladston
ians 1874 and the Unionists IS. The Liberia
candidate, S. William, carried Kilmarnock.
Scotland, where. because of a split in the
Liberal party. the Tories elected Provost
Sherlock at the last election. James
Rankin, Conservative, won the Leominster
division of Herefordsoire by majority of
nearly 2. 600. He was defeated by LIB.
eral i'll the same district last election by
majority of 121. The Leominster returns
were the first published from the county
elections and the result
CAUSED PROFOUND EXCITEMENT
among the Tories all over England. Mr..
Swaddy, Gladstonian, carried the Brigg
division of lancashire, but by majority
of over g 900 less than that obtained by the
Liberal candidate at the last election. This
news publisb ID alongside of the great Tory
victory in Le0minster put the Liberals in
gloom. The Pail Mall Gazette, comment
ing in an early edition on the returns, says:
Liberal defeat is now degenerating into
rOut. Yesterdays defeats assumed the ro-
portion OF a catastrophe. A Gladstonian has
been reelected at Clackmanren. The Glad
stonians have gained Clrmarthen. The mem
Der representing the district in the late par
lament voted against the home-rule bill
Mr.. L. l.. Carew. Parnellite, in the north
division of Kildare, and Mr.. A. Blaine,
Parnellite, in the south division of Armagh,
have been elected without opposition. Mr..
Mccartney, Conservative. has been elected
in Antrim, the Nationalist candidates NOM
nation having been declared informal
The Tories have gained the north and south
division Of Westham AID the Accrington
and Southport divisions Of Lancashire
Every poll shows increased Tory
votes. The net Unionist gain at midnight
tonight is 30. Mr.. Crawford, who was
connected with the Dixie case, has been
elected in Lanarkshire. Sir E. J. Reed,
Gadstonian, has been elected by 800 ma
io:ity, after great fight with Mr.. Brand,
one OF the money spirits of the Unionists.
The latest totals are 240 Tories. AZ Union
lists, 119 Liberals and % Parnellites.
Montenegro Holds Her Own.
LONDON, July 7.-Adyices received here
say that on the 2nd inst. body of Albanian
Musselmans attacked and pillaged several
Montenegrin villages, killing some of the
inhabitants and capturing q number of
elders. The Montenegrins rallied and re-
pulsed the Albanians. capturing and killing
numbers of them who had taken refuge III
houses. In connection with the recent
fighting between the Montenegrins and the
Turkish troops the porte has instructed
the Turish commander on the Montene-
grin frontier to avoid further conflict.
Angry Tstsa Russia
LONDON. July THE Daily News says
that Russia's action in closing the port of
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