Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-03
VERY BAD NEWS FOR IRELAND.
Reports Indicate That the Elections
Have Resulted in a Defeat for
Home Rule.
Disgraceful Proceedings at Dublin-A
Tory Makes an Incendiary Speech
to His Electors.

W HAD LAWFUL %
Statements Of the Monies Sent from
the United States TO Aid the
/ Good Cause.
LONDON, July 2.-Giadstone has beer
elected for Mid othian. Up to 1 O'CLOCK
this afternoon 20 Tories, 8 Unionists, II
Liberals and 8 Parneilites have beer
elected.
Parnell and Maurice Healy (Parnellites)
have been elected to represent Cork City
in the House of Commons. They were not
opposed.
GLADSTONE VICTORY
LONDON, July IA most desperate cleo
toral struggle between Gladstoneites and
Unionists ended to-day by the utter rout
Of the latter in the Parliamentary district,
known as Leithburg. NJ. Jacks was re-
turned to the last Parliament as a regular
Liberal by a majority of $500, in a total
poll OF 8,S40 votes. He opposed the Home
Rule bill, but was nevertheless con
| sidered invincible in his district and was
nominated in the present canvass as a
Unionist, to continue his opposition to the
Premier's Irish bill. Jacks hostility to
Gladstone angered thousands of Scotch
men OF L~eithburgh, but they looked upon
their opposition to him as hopeless, and
we're unable to obtain a candidate to op-
pose him, all those mentioned for the seat
having declined to run. The Tories, in or
L. ,--..~:a Ll> TY-s-
to the Premier, withheld opposition aud
left the field clear to Jacks 30 that he
might 60 back to tho House with q largely
increased majority.
At the last hour allowed by law, the Lib
eral gers nominated Gladstone him
self rs their candidate, the Premier con.
senting. Thus equipped, the Gladsto ,eites
went at their work. This was SO soon ef-
fective that Jacks became scared, and to-
day Withdrew from the Leithburgh mem.
bsrship. Gladstone was thus elected with
distric gives Gladstone two seats in
Scotland. He will perhaps, choose to sit
for the latter, and select q reliable man to
recoutest Leith. with the assurance of sue
cess.
CONSERVATIVE GAIN.
LONDON, July AIN the election ct Col
chester to-day II. j. Trotter, Conservative,
poi!ed $3.50 votes; Sir X. Caustor, Glad
%stonian, 1,7O1. This 10 the first contested
borough, and the result ia considered to
have Il special Significance.
The Pail Mall Gazette said before the
election that if Colchester went Liberalthat
fact would give heart to the party I
throughout the land. The result shows
that Gladstone's candidate lost ground.
Among the districts in which the Conserve
tive candidates were unopposed are Black
burn and Vroyden, although at the last
election the Liberals made Il good fight at
both places.
THE AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS.
DETROIT, July 2.-When the second read |
ing of the Home Rule bill was defeated in
Parliament it was promised that 1000
would be sent as a campaign expense for
every Irish member voting for it. The fol-
lowing cable was sent from here to-day:
"PARNELL-Five thousand pounds more
transmitted to your trustees. The leagu
in America has more than made good its
engagements. CHAs. O:REILLY,
Treasurer"
This makes cit, 900 or SIS, 900 sent by
O'ReiIly within the week or 81 ,OOt for each
Irish member who voted with Parnell for
a second reading.
C~ALlFoENIANs MITE.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Ia mass meeting
was held t."nisht at the Metropolitan
Temple under the auspices of the Young
lre'and Parliamentary Club to raise funds
in aid of the Irish Parlia mem ary fund. !
Over three tho, sand persons were present !
md the meeting was very e"thusias site.
Seven Thousand dollars was subscribed, |
which will be forwarded to Parnell.
THE FIGHT IN DUBLIN.
LONDON, July 2. p. J.. Power, a Par !
n~ellite, was elected to represent the east |
division OF Waterford, Mr.. Quin was elected
for Kilkenny, and Mr.. Pinkerton for Gal
way. Patrick Sarsfeld and Hugh J Johnston,
two Parnellites who undertook to con-
test the two seats belonging TO Dublin uni
versity against David Plunkett aud Hughes
Holmes, both Conservatives who had been
in the last Parliament and were nominated
them in the next were jeered and hooted
to-day wherever they were by the students
OF the university. The latter at one time
q move to drive the Home
Rulers out IF the district, which is q great
Tory's stronghold. Mr.. Plunkett, how.
ever, prevented the outrage. The Par
neliites stood their ground and made
a plucky contest, although the students
and Tories thwarted every effort on the
part Of the candidates to make speeches
by drowning their voices with groans and
boots. Mr.. Sars6eld's scarlet gown was
pulled away from him and thrown to the
mob, who toreitinto small. pieces. The stu
dents threw rotten eggs at Johnston and
The Conservative candidates
even were not given a fair hearing, the
singing God Save the Queen"
kept up an uproar Tor three hours. Finally
by a show OF hands the Provost declared
Plunkett and Holmes elected. A poll, how
ever, was demanded and the Provost
rdorol fhn Drn lo o1o~ c..A
MIR. Gladstone has telegraphed as follows,
to Thomas O'Connor: II shall watch your
in Liverpool with great int. est. y
hop the Liberals will vote to a man for i
supporting the al important and absorb. t
ng policy OF the Government"
Mr.. Chamberlain writes as follows: 81
10 not believe the Tories are pledged to
l believe the Tory leaders are {
Wiling to 60 much further in the direction I
local government for Ireland than e
9p. m.-52 Conservatives, II Gladston.
ans. 10 Cnionists, and s Parnellites had i
,cen returned. b
The Queen to-day reviewed: the troops r
vt Aldershot. The weather was bright
nd clear. The town was crowded. Amonp
hose present during the review were theI
and Princess Ut Wales and q large {
lumber Of people from the Colonies who =
re in Engla' d attending the Indian and n
Exhibition. .
BAD NEWS FOE IRELAND c
LONDON, July 2.-The feature of the poll. =
ng ia the great number of absentees. In q
early every case the votes are greatly re-.
uced in number. The Liberals have wou|
in East Leeds, Southwest Manchester. s
'orth Manchester and in the EXCHANGED
OF Liverpool. The Tories have 4
ION seats in South Stafford, West Stafford, :.
Hastings, Falmouth and South y
Tory gain OF two. The Onion. n
vt candidate for Newcastle Under u
,yne holds his seat notwithstanding 7
frantic efforts to defeat him. ;r
'ho Unionist candidate at Bristol =;
equally successful. Jacob Bright, Glad. !"
.tonian, brother OF John Bright, is elected
Manchester. Sir T. Rrassey. Glad-ton-
IN. who left Hastings to contest Liver.
is defeated. At Stockport, Jenning, Y! Z
DRY, received 4,O72; Gedge, Tory, 4,495; Q
eieh, Liber, j, 4 1874. and Davey, Liberal. Q
1888. In West Leeds, Herbert Gladstone =
'ceived 1926 and Williams 1870. It is la
AIRED that to-day's polling will depress the
wApy rur rnpv