Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
BRITISH ELECTIONS.
How She GladstonianF, Conservatives,
UnionIsts and NationnlIsts stand
as Far ms Heard From.
This unholy Alliance Between Conserva
tisos and Disaident Liberals Faith
fully Carried Ont
nnirlsn rLrorloN nErrnns.

ANhiI huNtttu Ohh
BRITISH ELECTION RETuREs
LONDON, July 3.--Both political parties are
disappointed at tho present result Of the cleo.
tlon. The roiiea. TO use the expression OF Lord
Randolph Churchill, were "cock sure" a. max
ing grt ater Roadway tnan they have achieved.
yhe Liberals profcss TO be gaining In apidt.
They point ont that, although the Tories ave
ma1c net gam OF two. yet Gladstone won Car.
~ 70 huu Leifh against the Unionlstei which
praciichliy makes the battle SO far draw.
MI. EDWARD hencnge, one Of the most prOmi
nent Liberals WHO seceded from isladatone'e
support and resigned the ministerial Office Of
chancellor Of the duchy 81 Lancaster on April
y upon thecccnsion OF he Introduction OF the
home-rulc bill, was re-ol cted from Grimsby,
lsincolnahife, as d UnoniBt. His majority was
800, against h0i a. the last election.
n n. Condine, Pafnellitc, has been 70 elected
without oppostion In the east division OF Tip.
perary.
WHAT THE PAIL MALLsArs
The Pail Mall Gazette, pointing to the reallt
OF The elections 80 far A. they have gone, says.
-.lhe Irish vote IN England has failed 70 work
thn wonder promised for II BY Il. Il. O'Connor
10 declared tina thr Irish vote would be the
dccieiye factor IN seventeen OF the English
constituencies. Yesterdays polling. however,
8 ows that The net result Ia, the Irish turned
the scales IN two plsces in favor OF LIBERAL,
leaving the Others unehcred"
NOT A FAIR TEST.
Pm the Dcprorl gken. ana surrey conntios)
ulttfitfa Wlcfe SnlOmuhun dnobc, mcfcnuntt
ran as GiadetOniau against liliam John
Evclyr Conservative the latter won by ma.
iorlty tof gu. IN the last election the same
candidates contested tho district and kvclyn'H
majority was then bus 867 Deptford was
looked forward 10 by both pdrieB aB the best
teat case N tho election OF this week, but ~
with the enormously Increased Interest In the
grave issucs at stake the .otal vote fol- away
40, Me general conclusion 10 that Deutford
proved nothing unlesa that while a
UIunAn ITplHn0
i IL he shnpc on red by Mr Gladstone they BY
no meana fn' the policy OF cierc on proposed
voting the came as number Of Tories did who
arc weary OF coercion bull not In favor OF irish
Independence.
Al o'c ock this afternoon 100 Torioe. y
unionists, AZ Liberals and y Parnt llltus had
been leCted 10 he house Of co mons
AIS a0o'clOsk .fis atteIno m 1873 Tories, -
Dten eiected VIM, Comparative, Is elected
IN Pontrfnc', WestridIng, Yorkshire, by a ma.
jovity 81 20a an incren.e on the Tory majority
IN the Ia tclpctiOn OF l73.
Tho Parnallllos have nominated Mr. Hadden,
q member Of tho liverpool council, 10 contest
the division Of ancasterahlIo.
MIS-, Gladatone Attended n Liberal meeting Mt
hllle-End land on yesterday. In response 10
uenfening npIlnuao she ma % a sh it tDoaoh OF
thanks and read meesage from her husband
Whaling success 10 the Liberal candidate In that
district,
ia INC prtbHnN tltti % INC tntul vote IN ono
district eli away fro the total vote poed
at the iHet election but the Tory vote increased
49, while the Liberal declined lss. The Total
nn 0 Via on "a G ac iTss my
lives, 21,s03i unlvnists 5l,s29, Natlnnaste,
29ll. kniRon lndttonian), who was defeated |
ny Serhd WILLIAM Balteur In central Leeda bY
q majority OF thirteen, dissatisfied with the
count, dcmanda scoring Of tho polls. Bal. |
-four carried the district election by majority |
OF 3i4
euu.,.
I0NpoE. July 3. Parncl addressed an out
door meeting az Hachner 10 n ghi In support OF |
Sir Chnrles Ruascll's candidacy Fully 10000
people were present In the couree OF his re. |
MARKS, Pnrnell anid; Lord Salisbury aud |
Lord RnndO phi Churchill staked their last |
chance In November last" Continuing, Parnell |
said "Brlghts scheme was grnndmothoTly. |
MIR. Butt had mnde similar pIopo -ition, and |
whom Parnel asked him why no made IL, Butt |
replied thathe did 30 with Wow Of bringing !
about 4 hnal settlement, beoauao every bill |
passed by the grand committee and ed In
the house OF comm ms or house Of lords wOuld |
he sending an argument In favor of homo rule"
now III STANDS,
LONDON, July 3--The Miniatcrinlsts are DO
coming more anxious. Tho Conservatives
to-day gained seats In the following distrlcts;
Lincnln, Bnston. Grantham, stafford, Saiis.
bury East birmingham, Kedderminster, Astor
Manor, oldham and South Nottingham In
Scarborough the election went against
eiosc eentests, notably that at Aston
under Tyne, where the mayors cast.
ing vote decided The election amid ire.
ncudOtlR upronr A airutiny OF the vote has
been demanded by the defeated candidate
In West Nottingham Mr.. BroadhurAt, Glad.
atonian. received bl5S votes, and Col, u, Ely,
Jr Liberal candidate, Ia beaten
Al midnight the totals were, ii5 Conserva-
tivep, % Unlonisis nnd ~ Ministerlnllsts. MIR.
i, Okelly, Parnallite has been elected In the
North division OF Rosc0mmon without oppOsl.
ton.
BOSTON, MAss,, July .. --Ictward A. Perry Of
~, a nj an
followe; Tho coted at Bath yesterday were
two unionists, one Liberal and the others
Conservatives were returned. THIS ofers a
Coneerya ives ARE carrying out their pledges OF
support to dissident Liberals At the last lee
tion Bath. which IN 1850 had sent ihe Llberals
half way round and elected Mr.. Blain, Con
servatiye, and Mr.. wodohouso, Liberal,
Tseti"s tseE rSsf,ye Wicket COL
took an active TART IN tho Harrington rising
against homo rule. Tho Conservative leaders
fell bound 70 ,esye pm elesr So9rss for re-
Col. Iawrlo he should have another chance 10
run, and hcre was position to Try
their good a,,y iaH Win Two ,,oo aapi,rS,n,s
10 tho double candidacy, one as the old Nom.
her. the other ms promised every likelihood
pnth Ia Uncomfortable, and tho Liberal partv
was bndiy ahattercd. But the n ny mauagera
put tho temptation aside, and Mr. Blaln wsiv-
room for Col Lawfle, thus preventing
tie iunlor Tory aspirAnt FROM jostling a liberal
Univnist out OF his seat, so both will be repre-.
nonied In the new parliament by MIR. Woue.
Nonse as fOllowcrof L"rd harrington and by
uI iowrie on the Conservative side
n nurkenhead, Sir Edward IIawley, a bitter
Of Sladstone's Afghan policy, Is
Is. In both OF the transferred tcais
Irish vote IL not 1000 strong.
trieh vote indeed has sadlv
nied tho prime minster, not hut what
en Loyalty given, there arc no com.
that score, but. unfortunately, OK.
Tow oAses, II has been ovcrbofne bY
wave OF Ahofni CONVERSIONS and alb
N1hue Al koiten, where the Natlonal.
5000 electors, tVO Oonserya
BridReman and sheppard cross
tod, At Bristol I'M addiflon
on OF SIR Michael Hlcka. Beanh m
vision, the Tories won the south
N tho Glsdstonites Col, Hlil, who
peeted iaat year by majority OF
Fning The compliment wi Il ma.
Bat the greatest snrprlao OF this
Amc IN Stafford, wncre, ia the
the lrish vote running M
the conservatives made n clean
eseciing thoir old member and oust.
sdrtonians IN .ther divisions lint
Ote made lls marx In some oonstitu
n moro than one place the sun anone
Ania erial side Of tho hedge though
made BY tue National accession
mthweet Manchester it was Irish sup-
thAt elected Jacob Bright a Younger
kerof John Bright, one OF the few liberals
from the FIRST, advocated homo rule for
Ind. MIR, Bright went TO the front with n
0tIty OF III In he vcrs constituency which
en- months ago left him by majority Of M
40 North Manchester, Atr schwann smother
3 olndbt0nitc, has 70 thank thn Irish vote for A
SIN moro atriAing ieverral Last No