The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-08
The LIBERALS DEFEATED.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS OF THE
BRITISH ELECTIONS.
The Counties Going for the Con-
serVatiVes-Their Net Gains
Up to Date.

on the course TO be pursued in view
Of the results of the elections.
FAILURE CT THE LAST HOPE OF THE
GLADsToNIANs.
The last hope OF the Gladstoniaur,
the vote in the counties, has failed.
The Eog'ish countits are going Union
ist. The counties, of Somerset, War
wick, Hereford, Derby, Denhigh and
Shropshire, in which csnters the agri.
culturalist vote, have returned Con
servatives Scotland continues Glad
st man. Numerous county polls have
not yet beeD taken, but it
is impossible TO reverse the de.
feat of the government. TIE Union
isis are confi 'ent of en- ultimate
strength of $40 against 800. The Con.
servatives are certain that with a com
pact pbalanx of 300 members Lord
Sails 1ury will form purely CoDserva-
tive Ministry.
ADDITIONAL RETURNs,
e W. S. Dscobain, Conservative,
has been reelected to Par lament foI
the East Div sion of Befa t, by VI C
OF 06S against 1889 obiaised by hi
(Paruellite) opponent, Mr.. MCCalmont
The di bric5 vt the laat election wa
contested by two Conservatives end
ons LibsJal, aud Mr.. DeCohain then
received 1888 votes, Sir j. p. Grey
Conservative, getting 29O7 and M r.
W. Murray, Liberal, polling $40. Thu
total vote polled this election WIS 81;
less than at the last election, and Mr.
Dfcobain polled 1872 less than las
years total Tory vote, while Mr.. Nc.
Almont increased the Liberal vote
500.
William Johnston, Conservative, il
re-elecl ed FIR the Southern Division o!
Belfast by vote OF 4542 against 657
obtained by Mr.. McEarlin, his Par
nellite opponent. Mr.. Johnston in
creased the Tory vo'e in his distric
161, while the Liberal vote fell away
233.
Among the candidates returned un
opposed today were Lawrence Con
molly. Parnelhte, for South LoDgford
P. j. Power, Parnellite, for East Wa
terford; r. o Hanlon, Parnellite, fol
East Clvan; P. A. Chance, Parnellite
for South Kilkenny; Mr.. Mahony
Parnellite, for North Meath; ]. d
Sheahan, Painellite, for East Kerry
and E. A. Leamy, Parnellite, for North
east Cork.
Sir T. E,monde Bart, Parnellite, ha
been re elected for Dublin county by
vote of 5022 against 1854 obtainst
by Mr.. PIN, his opponent. In hi
case the home rule vote was 81 less
and the Tory vote 4S2 less, than a
last election.
THOMAS SEXTON,
Parnellite, who sat in the last House
for South Sligo, went up into Belfast
against this campaign to cintest the
West Division against J. H. Haslett
Conservative, who defeated Mr.. Sex
ton 10 the same district last election by
a vote of $3.50 against 3743. Mr.. Sex
ton has won the district and scored
the greatest Parnellits victory of the
mpaign, so far. He has defeated
Mr.. Haslett by vote of 1882 to 1929
THE RETURNS FROM THE ENGLIsT
COUNTIES
show large gains for the Consarva
tives, who are winning some of the
county divisions by sweeping major
tiles. Such is the case in North Cam
bridgeshire, North Shropshire, Wes
Somersetshirs, and Northeast ant
Southwest Warwickshire, in all o
which the Tories have won the sea-
held by Liberals in the last Hou e
The Tories have also taken Carnaryor
from the Liberals. The Gladstonite'
have captured Elgjn from the Union
list candidates who represented it il
the last House. The Tories have, &c
far, gained y-'wo seats the Union
lists, two; Gladstonians, eighteen, an(
the Parnellites one.
The Tories at 8 o'clock had elected
235 candidates, the Gladstonians 161
and the Unionists 40. The Liberia
candidate, S. William,on, carried XII
marnock, Scotland, where, because G
a split in the Liberal party, the Tories
had elected Provost Shurrock at thu
last election. Jas. Rankin, Conserva
tive, won the Leominster divis on o
Herefordshire by nearly 1000
He was defeated by LIBERIA
in the same district last election
by majority of 12l. The Leomin
returns were the first published
from the county elections today, snC
the result caused the most profounC
excitement among the Tories all owe
England. Mr.. Swaddy, Gladstonian
carried the Brigg division OF Lincoln
shire by a majority Of over 1000 les
than obtained by the Liberal candi
date at the last election. This new
published alongside of the great Tor.
victory in Leominster put the Liberia.
in gloom.
The net Unionist gain at midnigh
tonight is twenty-nine.
Mr.. Crawford, who was connected
with the Dixie case, has been eleCte,
in Lauarkshire.
Sir E. ]. Read, Gladstoniau, ha
been elected by 800 majority after
great fight with Mr.. Brand, one OF tn
leading spirits of the Unionists.
The latest totals are 240 Tories, 4
Unionists, ll9 Liberals add 3D. Pal
nellites.
DRGENERATING INTO A RoUT.
The Pail Nal Gazette, commentin
in an editorial on the returns, says
The Liberal defeat is now degenerat
ing into a rout. Yesterdays defeat
assumed the proportions OF catastrc
phe. A Gladstouian has been re
elected at Slackmaniu, The Glad
stonians have gained Carmatha. Tn
members representing the dir
trict in the late Parliamen
voted against the home lul
bill. Mr.. T. L. Caraw, Psrnellitt
in the Moth Division of Kildare, an
Mr.. Blain, Parnellite, in the Soutl
Division of Armagh, have been e!ecte
without opposition. Mr.. Mccartney
Conservative, has been elected in Al
trim, the Nationalist candidates. nom
nation having been declared informe
The Tories nave gained the Nortl
aud South Divisions Of Westham an
the Accrington and Southport Divii
ions of Lancashire. Every poll show
increased Tory votes"
CABLEGRAMS.