The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-15
Mr.. PARNELL'S VERACIFY
CALLED INTO QUESTION BY THE
LONDON "TIMES.o
The Duke Of Westmiuster's Reply to
Mr.. Gladstone - Additional
Election Returns.

LDNDUN, d uly l1.-ln6 lOIltb HaNc
gained Middle Leicestershire from the
Liberals, electing E de Isle, Con-
sentative, over J. + ]. Ferguson,
Glads oman. Tho Toie3 Lave also
goiufd E st RenfIewsh re, Scotland,
where they defeae ed NJ. II. Slsw-
Stewart, G adstoniao, and South HUT
ipgtonsnre, where the re- lection OF
T. L. Coo'e, jr., Gladstonian, has been
defeated by the election OF Smith
BURY, Conservative.
WILL GET OUT OF THE WAY FOR
GosCHEN.
1t il expected that i. G. HibSa'd,
one OF the C'Usarvativs members for
the City OF Loadon District, will re-
sign for TIE purpO'e OF enabling Mr..
Goschen to secure tbs feat.
THE DUKE CT WESTMINSTER
has repl ed to Mr. Gladsto ones stack
on hin or giving the use If his err
RAG s on election dav to carry voters
to the polls in tie interest OF r A.
Yerhu Oh, Try, against r, W. Foster,
NJ. ID Gladstooian candidate for re-
election. Nr. Glads ore, in letter t.
D.. Eos er, charsct riz d the Dukes
corddct as an at of "the aEes
against the Masses" The Duke va:
My sction ut Chester YVES simply The
expression Of my former opinions, and
consisted simply OF the loan OF some
carriages. DR.. Fest r did not soruple
to ask for the loan of them at the last
election when he was a Liberal candi-
date. The most of the people here re.
jected your policy. I cannot see,
Ghel ef re, how my action can be de-
scribed ss blow at eitheral aristocrat
or The working classes"
PARNRLL AND HARRINGTON.
The Times, commenting on Mr.. Par
nell's denial OF l. I'd Hartington's as
sc ton that the Nationalist were in
hague with the Fenians, says: "Mr.
Parnell's deuials are mere waste of
breath. 1t seems necessary to remind
him that while the Marquis of Hart
ington is q man of unblemished honor
aud verscity, Mr.. Parnell quite re-
Gently was convicted of having delib-
erately and repeatedly affirmed that
which he knows to be false"
The Standard says: "Mr. Parnell
carries bis protestation OF innocence
10 absurd lengths The question he
ought to have faced is whether or not
he has awaited himself OF the services
OF the money of the extremists. To
&C ept money from Fenisns and then
to disown them is not course of con-
duct which commends itself to En-
glishmen."
Mr. GLADSTONE
authorizes an emphatic contradiction
OF report that John O'Leary bad
been privately summoned to London,
aud hal conferred with Mr.. Glad.
stone, Enl Spencer and Mr.. Morley,
None of the Ministers mentioned bad
seen O'Leary or communicated with
him in any way.
THE TOTAL VOTE.
The total votes polled up to the
present time are, Unionists, 1899, 1928
Gladstonians, 1,320,64S.
At midnight the totals are: Conser.
natives and Unionists, 1856; Glad
stoniaps, 252. The Conservatives and
Unionists now estimate the fiual re-
suit as ful ows: Conservatives, 1923
Liberal Unionists, 70; Gladstonians
1888; Psrnellites, 86.
The result of the elections is restor
ing commercial confidence in Dublin
The markets are buoyant. Bank o.
Ireland and Irish railway shares are
advancing.
Sir s. Wilson, Conservative, has de
feated Capt. e. II. Verney, Glad
stonian candidate, for reelection il
North Buckinghsmshire.