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TWO CENTS.
THE HOME RULE ELECTION.
THE LATEST CALLED RETURNS FROM
GREAT BRITAIN AND LRELA ND.

xreIand's Ex-Chief Secretary Beaten In
Harwick, after Resigning frOm Glad
stones Cabinet 70 Oppose Home RuIe-
Discussing the Possible Course tho
Premier May Assume.
NEW YoRK, July 10.--In the EUeniRg
Posts special cable letter from London, of
this evening. the correspondent writes,
(, that ssthe final result of the pending Home
Rule elections being now in order, the
question now is what will be done by Mr..
Gladstone? 1 know for fact that he de-
sires to resign Instantly in face of this
crushing reverse. In his last speech be-
fore the fatal division he promised the,
House, as definitely as he ever promised
anything, that if The decision of the coun-
| try was against him, he would summon
Parliament early In August, every one un-
derstanding him to mean that he would
summon it to receive his resignation. The
greatest pressure is, however, now being
brought to bear upon him by friends to
| persuade him not to resign, until the opin-
ion of the new Commons, constitutionally
expressed in an adverse vote, compels him
so to do It is known for certain that if he
| simply introduced resolution in favor Of
statutory parliament, large number of
Unionists would find themselves In an ex-
| tremely difficult position. Already there
are many signs of wavering among them.
All the London papers, even the Daily
Neess, are shouting at Mr.. Gladstone to
resign, except the Poll 1a1 Gasette, which
declares this would be an enormous error
of tactics.
LONDON, July 10-[By Associated Press
to the Tdtler. 1.-The Right Hon. George
Otto Trevelyan, who with Mr.. Chamber
lain resigned from the Cabinet to oppose
Mr. Gladstone's Irish policy, has been de-
fsated as the Unionist candidate in Hawick
for Parliament. In the last election Mr..
Trevelyan was returned as q Liberal from
Hawick without opposition. This year
Mr.. John Dillon stumped the district
against him, denouncing him for his
opposi ion to the Premier's policy
toward Ireland, and pointing out
the unreasonahleness Of Mr.. Trevelyan's
attitude in view Of the fact that he had
been Chief Secretary for Ireland, and by
actual observation knew the merits Of the
| issue. The result has been that out of the
total of 5,106 votes polled in Hawick
Burshs, Mr.. A. L. Brown, the Gladstonian
candidate, received a majority Of 80, OBJ
tanning 1888 to the 2,493 secured by Mr..
Trevelyan. The announcement of the re-
suit has produced a sensation throughout
the country. The Liberals are now pre-
dieting that Lord Harrington will also be
| defeated by the Gladstonian candidate in
Rosendale, Lancashire. In the last cleo
ton Lord Harrington was returned as q
Liberal by majority of 1882 in a total
poll of 1928.
Viscount Barring, Unionist, has defeated
c. Mcguire, Gladstonian, ia North Bed
fordshire This is Unionist gain.
The Tories have defeated the Unionists'
candidates in South Essex, where j. Theo-
bald, Tory, is elected over j. WestIake,
Radical Unionist, in Penrith, or Middle
| Cumberland, where J. w. Lather, Conser-
vative, has defeated Sir Wilfred Stroud, or
Middle Gloucest ershire, where G.. Hoslo-
way takes the seat occupied in the last
House by the Hon. Henry b. Brand.
The Tories have also won South Leices-
tsrshire, Northwest Suffolk, the Gainsboro'
division of Lincolnshire, Northwest Stat
| fordshire, Northwest Norfolk, where Joseph
Arch is defeated by Lord Henry Bentincks
! and the Hyde division of Cheshire.
ROME, July 10.-In view Of the results of
the English elections the Pope yesterday
requested the Congregation on Extraordi-
nary Ecclesiastical Affairs to examine at
| tentively the whole Irish question, in order
| that he might determine upon the course
to be pursued by the Irish clergy in cer-
tain contingencies.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Chancellor
! of the Exchequer, in addressing meeting
| at Poole tonight, said that whether or not
| the Liberals were utterly defeated in the
elections, Home Rule would not be beoten.
It was impossible to delay much longer the
granting of self-goveznment to Ireland.
| The Tories and Unionists combined have
beaten Mr.. Timothy Healy, Parnellite. in
South Londonderry. with Thomas Lee, the
Unionsst candidate. Mr.. Healy, however.
increased his vote 806 over that he polled
last year.
| LONDON, July 10-The returns received
up to midnight to night show that the Con-
servatives have elected 289 candidates, the
Unionists 63, the Gladstonians 149, and
the Parnellites ". The Conservative gain
has been reduced by two.
Lord Harrington has been reelected for
the Rossendale division of Northeast Lam
cashire, receiving 5, 499 votes against s, 949
cast for Mr.. Newbigging.
It is rumored that Mr. Gladstone, who
was elected in both Midlothian and Leith,
will recommend Sir Charlea Dixie for the
latter seat.
A political fracas occurred at Warmin-
ster, in Wiltshire, tonight. Lsrd Harry
Thyme, Conservative, met Mr.. G. P. Full
Ter. the Gladstone candidate for the House
of Commons for that (the Western divi-
sion of Wiltshire) constituency at the rail-
way station at Warminster, and in heated
conversation which followed called him q
liar. Mr.. Fuller promptly replied in sim
liar language, when Lord Harry Thyme
\ struck Fuller. The latter returned the at
tack vigorously and lively scrimmage en-
sued.
An Unnatural Crime.
NrwAHx, July 10.-A coal screener