Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-14

temporarily frustrated the moderate as
prations OF Ireland, the Irish people Will
contlnde TO maintain a peaceable and
legal aspect, declining TO afford any pre-
text to Lord Harrington or his Tory allies
to resort to the brutalties of coercion"
The polling in the Newmarket division
Of Cambridgeshire had to be postponed
to-day in consequence OF rioting. Several
pol cemen were hurt during the disturb
ance.
HARTINGTON'S POLICY TO RULE.
Lord Harrington has arrived in London.
Lord Salisbury Will return here Friday,
and will confer with Lord Harrington and
other Unionists Monday. An agreement
has been arrived at by which Lord Sahs-
bury accepts Lord Hartington's nome rule
policy, which involves the maintenance of
the full powers Of the Imperial Parlia-
ment. BY 1t the powers conferred on the
local councils in Ireland are delegated,
not surrendered by Parliament, which
body reserves the right to control and re-
wise the action of the councils. Tue APP
pOintment of Judges and legal admins
tratiOn are centered in the Imperial Par
| lament. Lord harrington is still reluc-
! tant TO join the Conservative Ministry,
although be has pledged himself TO sup
| port cOcrcive measures and the general
policy Of the Conservatives.
In Gladstonian circles confidence is eX-
pressed that the Premier will resign.
Mr.. Gladstone will hold "a conference with
his colleagues Saturday.
The Parneilites say they will never &C
Cept Lord HartingtOn's scheme and will
fight and wait until they have secured
the passage Of the full Gladstonian meas
ure. The totals of members at midnight
are: Conservatives and UniOnists, 800;
GladstOnians, 24l.
SUCCESSFUL PARNELLITEs.
Michael McCartan, Parnellite, has
been elected to Parliament for South
Down. He received 4,7S6 votes, while
Mr.. Corbett, his Tory opponent, obtained
3,Sl6 in a total vote 1858 less than was
p0led at the last election. b. ). MOllOtt,
Parnelite, has been returned for Birr
division of Kings county by vote OF 3,216
against III obtained by Capt. Bernard,
Conservative. The same candidate con-
tested the district at the last election,
when the Home Rulers pOlled 1872 more
votes and the Conservatives 40 more.
The Tories IN to-day's elections gained
South DOrsetshire, where Lieut.. Col. G.
Hamoro defeated Ii. p. Sturgis, Glad
stoniar, and Leek division Of Stafford
shire, where IL. f. Davenport, Conserva-
tive, defeated G. CromptOn. @. c., Glad
stonian. Sir NJ. Wilson. the GladstOnian
candidate for Skeptou division OF York
shire. has been defeated by Walter MOrri-
son, Unionist. This is a Unionist gam.
The Tories have won the southwest di-
vision of Essex and the IOrquay division of
Devonshire, eecting in the former district
Col. Maxine, Conservative, over G. h.
Parker Rhodes, Unionist, and Albert
Spcer, GladstOnan. In TOrquay Il. NAL
lock defeated Lewis Mclver, Unionist.
MEETING OF THE LEAGUE.
At the regular fortnightly meeting OF
the National League to-day, the Treasurer
announced that the donations received
from the United states for the Parlia
mentary fund within the past two weeks,
! amounted TO $4,000. I. NJ. Healy, IN an
/ address to the meeting, said tnat though
| freshmen were disappointed at the result
! of the elections, they should not be des.
! pendent. The defeat he said was bui
| temporary. One million electors had
written ''home rule" on their polling pa
| pers, as against the unhOly existing triple
| alliance. The coalition government, Mr.
! Healy contended, could not exist three
months.
CONSERVATIVES AGAIN GAINING.
| BOsroN. July l3.-Tbe Herald cores
pondent cables this evening the lollowin.
summary of the latest British elections
The Conservatives have resumed thei
old work of capturing Giadstonian seats
which was temporarily suspend
ed yesterday. In South Dor
setshire Col. Hambro has beater
Henry Sturgis, a former GladstoniaI
member. the constituency is Il close
one, MIR. Sturgis having carried it las
year by majority of only 33 over t h.
present victor. In Leek division of stat
tordshire. another close constituency
which the Liberals won at the last cleo
ton by a majority of 1872, Harry Daven
port, the former defeated Tory candi
date, has wrested the seat from
Charles Crompton, Liberal, who supper e,
MIR. Gladstone in the home rule division
> But in the Crewe division Of Cheshire
which the Tories felt pretty confident o
winning, the GladstOuites have held theIl
own and returned w. :. McLaren, new
member, by majority of G45 over r. r
Fremlow, who ran in the Conservative in
terest. The GladstOnites have also elected
Isaac Hoyle in Haywood division OF Ian
cashire, and Francis A. Charming in Eas
Northamptonsnire.
BOSTON BOY.
Mr.. Claiming is Boston boy. lie is
son of the late Rev. W. a. Claiming, q
Brook Farm, and IA btother-in.law OF Ed
win Arnold, the poet editor. Another
! Gladston!le, l.. MacdOnaid-Ca
comes back to Parliament from the Wicb
feated John Fender, Liberal UnionisC
Cozens Hardy, who ran AS Liberal Tn.
iOnist of the recpncilable type, has won
back his seat in North Norfolk against bis
Tory competitor. Speaker Peel ranks as Il
neutral IN the Irish crisis, though his
sympathies are with the UuiOnists. The
/ Conservatives have plurality Of - over
| the Liberals Of every shade, but as com.
! pared with the members o. all other par
ties they are in minority OF four, the
count standing Conservatives POS; all
others 300. There are still IS seats to be
! heard from.
OUTRAGES BY MIGHT.
DUBLIN, july l3.-An Orange lodge in
| Coal Island, a small village in County
Tyrone, four miles from DungannOn, was
attacked last night by number OF men
/ belonging to the National League. The
attacking party were armed with rifles
ana kept up a tire for two hours on the
! lodge, the police being powerless to Inter.
tere. Armed mOorlighters last night at
tackled and secured possession Of two
houses in Freemount and Kanturk Cork
county. Then they entered and severely
beat the inmates.
RIOrING AT BELFAST.
BELFAST, July 13.-Serious rioting
broke out this evening between Catholics
| and Professionals. Many stones wer,