Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-06

Omlaeuu 0uaIosh for GIaa-
utone's Cause.



LcEpoz, July k.-uR 60 70 o',laek 4.
night ne numheF nf raenkerq aln.,ra
zee l56 Can1errafipns. 50 pninnl-ls. ~
4ladstouians and - RaTmeIlltea. fhn
Conservatives have nainad IL eeasr. 80
Calonssis opo saaa ana fhe GIas1afoniann
nfne &eat1. Ihe Toriea nnaxnnrteflV
9en n South LinanlnshlFa. where ~
diadstonian candidate. owiar & snaaen
aincas, failed 10 ran.
Daring q tFacsa a Hollsna siatfon.
u ne y. stephan oEesn division al
Dabitn, MeseEs. Dn2Rean. IannR ana
e1iliqHn, eoiloitors and nEanls of tha
caneeFvative eanesdAtss were afresaHA
~ ne c1erld9 eroGla Dua1aun twin
h4e tne caoEiA toE Aa1ault
Gladstone has written 3 in.tar -
4Aioo he SAYS i is lmpoaihla Cor Hril.
- ie<lala.io1 . proved uatil 1ha Lriah
4nastien i slllled.
~ o1rzNoua ogr1ooK.
LoADoa, Julg 6s--Ths ialas "a hosom.
lna oeanlto and fha ponillan tnnlrhl
pEesaRaa ernsAine dafeak zoe Cfaa-
stone unless 1e ohtalns q larger conniF
fele than n NaFambor. Tha 0sronaha
aFs oeclarfnR aQain1l hems Fala. 3ha
most omino1a eqan1 nf friday ID lha re-
tois of ne 9lHstou hadieals. OF a8san
eonteata ID Glasgow tha unionials car.
RED touf. 0ut 81 81 Tondan rolis e.
claEod tonlahA, tho Unioniaia secured l6
ana TIE oladslcnians & Iha na1|inn
Waa cloee. l1a Conservative onndiaata
won " 0enira flnstury - only fVo
M 3orifY. Mr. Saunders, Claaaaanlan.
is defeated in East Hall 81 81 nsaioriig.
Amene t1e emineut oladstonlana d.
fealed are Solicitor General Davaq.
AdEooate General AelloE, NF. Hlbhsft.
Secretary - che Admiralty, ana PRO.
tel1oF 1hQtold bozers The I.aadon
labor eandtoAlaa, uEaamaf and Howefi,
retaln tne.f eeale ~ fouF majority.
Sir John Lubbookn na-olecnion Ia an-
snsed By q poll of forty ahead of Af.
harti8Qn. olF ihoe. bfaGaey has bean
nominated - the 6laasionian eau1l-
dalo fos lbe -. Andrews dialriot.
4 n1or AZ DUBLIN.
Dunzna, July 8, midninht.--A crewa
q fouahs tonight attacked the Conaer-
va1iya Club House with stones. Iha
msmbeE1 replied with bottles ana nra-
ARMS, injuRina twenty Of TIE RlatsTa and
killing one. TIE mob thon tried % 81
lre % tha honze b. Appiyina . hla4inR
mat, which had bsen nieeped ID nara
hne. "a the door. AZ this ianolass a.
police arrived and saved the honaa from
destruction. The Inmates NoFs arEo1ln1.
A. arrzkL 10 nnErrsn voRxMra.
Nnw Yoak. Jaly k--A meeting a.
tended b. sboat 5000 persons uas held
this aftarnoun n union Square. unaaE
TIE auspices 81 the Genital Labor Union.
Iho gathering vas Of wnrklnamen and
TIE pnrpose vas % appeal % the work
inam1n of Great Bfi4ain and Ireland %
sappoFt By theif vules candidates for
members of parliament who are pla6Qed
% the cause of bouie role. Thero wan
speaking from four Glands. from ona n
them In aefnan. and Master Workman
foWdaIIy VS. % have delivered an Cd
Irlraaa. hai was forced 10 aana 4 talarrnn
of ss.fet at bis inahilItY to 40 .. An
address % the uorkinnman az Great
Britain and Ireland vas edopiet. Il
expresses intensa inleraaf Ia fhA home
ruie movements for Ireland refers -
lhe eympaahy Of British Woaklnnman
With tha United States u IS Fsnont
slfnRele; 70 the happily restored aood
feeling botween tha North and South.
the resait of home ruln for tue StAtass
calling on The voters Of Great Britain -
grant % Ireland the sama autonomy a.
certainly calculated % snQendsr 4 spirit
Of love for and patrioiIa pride "a an
other country end 20 build ~ q oon.
munlty of f6elina With he peopls 81
The united states, makinR she nnion ef
tb1 Engllgh speaking nations, with an
nntsld power foF good iE 10 inhuenee Ia
lhe world.
Ona stand vas nei apart foF LADY Wis
TORS. A. this point Lille DoVsIsanx
Blake had charge. she thomaht e hmn
that uoman took parf "a N4tional y.
fairs and followed oct that aaaQsaiisn
With q brief address. Mrs. Della 3.
Pkrnall followed Mrs. Blake. Ihe IrIEh
LEADERS, mother Waa greeted With cheers.
she aaid her Want d hsail1 prexenlaf
ber apeakinQ - isneth. Her fseiinns
she said, we're strong. A. she afood
before such q mulfiiuda ID recalled %
her her ancestors wko feueht for ErIn'e
liberty and Tor hnmaniiy against the
pernieious landlords who ruled over
Ireland. Ia giving sympathy 10 kFo-
land MEz. PaFnell ufRa3 fhaf hsE hear
eEa ahoaid not neRieet 70 send them
What Il more ucodful 4ud pfaotieaI-
money. Madame Delsaielougo then
spoke briefly.