Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-03
A NV CONTESTS.

LoxDon, July 2.-P. ]. Power, Par
nsllits ,stWas elected 70 represent the
East dfviaion Of Waterford. Mr.. Quinn
vas elected for Killsnny and Mr.. Pin
kegton for Galway.
Patrick sarsHeld and Hugh johnson,
two Raxnellites who undertook 20 con-
test the two seats belonging 20 Dublin
University against David Piunkstt and
Hugh Holmes, both Conservatives, who
had been 10 the last Parliament aud
were nominated for the next. we're teeF-
Cd and booted today wherever they
we're by students OF The University.
The latter af one tiwe attempted 10
drive the home ralsrs oat Of the die.
sFict, which ts q great Tory stronghold.
Plunkett, however prevented the ont-
rage. Ihe Parneliitea stood their
ground and made plueky contest.
although the students and Tcriea
thwartsd every effort on the part OF the
candidates 70 make speoches, bg dreWn-
/ inc their voices with gr0ans and howls.
M. SaFa6eldas scarlet gown vas pniled
away from him and thrown 70 the mob
Who tore u into small pieces. The
ntudenta threw rotten eggs as johnson
and Sarsheld. The students. singing
God save the Qaeen,n kept up an up
roar for three hours Finally By q shou
Of hands the Progogt declared Plunkelt
and Holmes elected. A poll. however,
YES demanded and the ProVos1 ordered
that poll be taken next week.
MESSAGE EasM GLADSTONE.
0ladstons has tsleRrnphed as follows
% Thomas OConnof: Il shall watch
vouF combat In Liverpool with great In
ssrust. I hope fhe MheEals will vote %
q man for supporting The Ell important
ana abs0Fbina policy cf the Govern
msnL'
cuAMnHnxAn AND TIN TORIES.
Mr.. Chambsriain writes, Il do nol
believe TIE Tories are pledgsd 10 o0eF-
elon. believe the Tory lsadsrs ars
willing 90 90 much further In the al.
Fsssion Of local government for Ireland
than hitherto"
rnz noEIFsokNcR or zHR KEsULIA
The feature Of today'a polling 10 tn
Great number of Abssntatioua. la
nearly every case the votes are REeatly
reduced IN pumbaE. The Liberals havI
van esats IN East Leeds, Sonthwes'
Manohssaer. North Manchester and L
tho exchange division Of Liverpool
The Tariea have won SEATS IN eouts
Halfora, West HalfoFd, Hereford, Has
inua. Faimouth and South Bristol, Q ne
TsrV cain Of = The Uniaulst eandi
dats fof Newcastle un1er-l Lyme, bold
his raat. Notwithstanding frantic efforts
to defeat him. The unionist oanold4t.
| A Bristol 3 euuAlly successful @aao,
RriQht. Gladsi8niao, q brother Of 5ohI
BriVha, ID elected in Manehas1eE. 81
1T. Brsasav. 9ladsioaizn, Who left Hast
inns "a contest Liverpoai. was defeated
AZ Saoekpork. 1e1nings, Tory, neoe1Se.
f7n2. Gsdea. Tory, tf95, Leigh, LdoeEal
a1sts and DaveF, Literal. Slaa. In Wes
T,eeis Herbexi Glads1o1e reoetved 81
and Wtliiama $40. Il il feared tha
tsdayis pollinG uill dspFs8 TIE Liberals
TnR akrxs AND Ipwns
LoxDoH, July a--The results of yes
terday'B sloctions Indicate notninl
eleariy axsapt ehe cioas nature q -
cantest. Tks unionia1s maintAin ~
! lad owina 70 he n4uber rsf1rne'
without ouposition. Ihs fstaKn1 fron
thn bgrunrhs e. far ennts11ad aaoW %
baianea of Tie paEtleA Ma1coesle
: ruaarns three UHionista sad t1ra'
! aIadstuninna Liverpooi to1r Uu
onfFtM and to- 0la04toulAnl
Rristai s Uniunisls nnd 0iaaseentar
aad Iaads GlnAstaHianS ard Lni0a
-. Ths nnly SestA eiectt0n uas i
Perth. uhieh rs4nFued . 0l1dEfoutAn 3
: Z small raajorttg. ThEua ksaBaan DIV
Z / sinna--R1sl Paddi10toa, Nort4 Pad
asmatnB and gha 1iEaE1-haxe todN
iraa imman4 Cnionl1. nAtefille