Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-08
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
THE Home RULE DEFEAT.
Tory Gains From All
Quarters.
VETO MESSAGES UNDER FIRE.
The President Will Be
Sustained.
MORE BOYCOTTERS IN COURT.
A Fourteen Months
Drought In Texas.
| MORE BOYCOTTERS IN COURT.


THE TORY GAINS IN ENGLAND.
Sweeping Najorities A gainst the Home
Rule charlottesville Showing BY
the Latest Returns.
LONDON, July THE Tories continue
winning in the English counties by sweeping
maj orities. They have won seats in the
Weisbech division of Cambridge, the New
port division Of Shropshire, the Wellington
| division of Somerset, the Stratford division
of Warwickshire and the Nuneaton division
of Warwickshire. They have also won Car
narvon division in Wales. The Liberals
have won in the Eigin district, Scotland,
which seat was previously held by a Liberal
Unionist. The Tories have thus far gained
forty-two seats, the Unionists two, the Glad
stonians eighteen and the Parnellites one.
The totals elected are: Tories 224, Unionists
43, Liberals III, Parnellites 49,
In Belfast, east division, E. S. w. Cobain,
Conservative, is elected. In the south divi-
sion William Johnson, Conservative, received
4,552 votes to 657 votes for Mr.. McEr-
lean. The Liberals have won Kilmar-
mock where there was Liberal split
in the last election. The Tories win
Leominster by nearly 1000 votes. A Lib
eral replaces the Liberal Unionist at Brigg,
but the Liberal majority has been reduced
over 200. The gu tlook in the counties is
bad for the Gladstonians. The following
Parnellite candidates have been elected unop-
posed: Mr.. Lawrence Connolly for the north
division of Longford, P. J. Power for the
east division of Waterford, 7. o. Hanlon for
the east division of Cavan, Mr.. P. A. Chance
for the southern division of Kilkenny, M.
Mahoney for q division of Meath, J. d. Shee-
han for the east division of Kerry. Sir
Thomas Esmond, Parnellite, has been elect
feating Mr.. PIN. Mr.. Esmond received
5,022 votes against 1924 for PIN.
Every return thus far from the counties of
England shows vast increase in the Tory
vote. In the northeast division of Cook, Mr..
E. Leamy, Parnellite, has been elected. He
was not opposed. In the west division of
Belfast, Thomas Sexton, Parnellite received
$3.50 votes to 3, 729 for Aid. j. Haslett, Con-
sentative. At the last election Has1ett was
elected, receiving SITS votes to 3,743 for
Mr.. Sexton. The Parnellites are enthusiast
tic over Mr.. Sections victory.
Mr.. T. L. Carew, Parnellite, north division
of Kildare, and Mr.. Blaine, Parnellite, south
division of Armagh, have been elected with
out opposition. Late returns to- nj ght show
that thus far 231 Tories, AZ Unionists, lis
Gladstonians and 55 Parnellites have been re-
turned.
J. B. Balfour, Gladstonite, has been re-
elected for Clackmauan and Kinross, Scot
land. The Ministerialists gain the seat for
Carmarthan, which was held in the last Par
lament by a Unionist
Mr.. J. E. MacCartney, Conservative, has
been declared elected for Antrim the nom
ination of the Nationalist candidate having
been pronounced informal. The Tories have
gained seats in north and south Westham
and in Accrington and Southport, Lanca-
shire. The net Unionist gain to midnight is
Twenty-Five.
Mr.. D. Crawford, Gladstonian, notorious
as the plaintiff in the Crawford Dixie case,
has been elected for the northeast division of
Lanarkshire. Sir E. J. Reed, Gladstonian,
late chief naval constructor, has been re-
elected for Cardiff by majority of three
hundred after a hard fight in which Henry
R. Brand was the moving spirit of the
Unionists. At midnight the totals were as
follows: Tories $40, Unionists AZ, Liberals
119 and Parnellites 55.