Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-03

\ two PArnellites who undertook TO contest
the two seats belonging to Dublin uni
lysrsity against the klent IlDu. Davis
I Piunktt and Right Hon. Hugh Holmes,
] both Conservatives, who held them in
TIE last parliament and were
nominated for them Ia the next, were
| jeered and hOofed to-day wherever they
vent By the students Of the university.
The latter attempted to mob and drive
the Home-Rulers out Of the district,
which is q great Tory stronghold. Mr.
I Pinkert0n, however, prevented the con-
templased outrage The Parnellites
j stood their ground snd made plucky
contest, although the students and Tories
thwarted every effort Of the candidates 10
make speeches by drowning their voices
with groans and boots. Mr. Sarsheld's
scarlet gown was pulled away from him
and thrown 70 the mob, who tore II into
small pieces. The students threw rotten
eggs IS Johnston and Safsdeld. The
Conservative candidates vaiDly begged
that Nationalist candidates be given fair
hearing. The students, singing "GOd
Save the Queen kept up the uproar for
three hours.
At 9 p. m nfty-t@o Conservatives,
seventeen Gl1dstonites, ten Uniouists
and eight Parueilites bad been returned.
BAvARTAS CABINET RESIGNS.
MUNICH, July 2-The cabinet OF which
DR.. Baron J. Won Julfz Is president has
resigned.
ENGLISH ELECTION RETURNs.
LONDON, July 2.-The following addi-
;ional returns have been received
Rochester, Col. Hallett, Conservative,
1909; Mr. Belsey, G.sds.onizn, 1854
Shrewsbury, J. Watson, Conservative,
1926 Mr.. Jones, Gisdstouian, 1900.
Liverpool, Kirkdale district, @. S. Bades
Powell, conservative, 1854; Mr. Neyin,. /
Pip. Sou Stafford, Mr.. \
Howarih, Conservative, 3G45; Sir.
Mathew, Giadstonian, 34Ss. Liverpool,
West Derby, LORD G. J. Hamilton, Con-
sentative, 1904; Mr.. Hemphill, Glad |
st1nian, 2244; Bury St. Edmunds, |
Lord Francis Hemey, Conservative, 1875; /
Mr.. Goodwin, Ga istonian, 500. Lynn /
Regis, Mr.. Bourke, Conservative, 2T00; 4
Tory, 1895; Leigh. Liberal. 4lS4, and 1
DAney, Liberal, 1885. In West Leeds 4
Herbert Gladstone received 1926 and /
Wans 2s7O 1t Is feared that to-day's
polling will depress the Liberals.
NET TORY GAIN.
LONDON, July "A feature Of to-day's
polling is the great number Of Austen
tons. In nearly every case the votes
sire greatly reduced in number The Lib /
erals have won seats in Ess. Leeds, /
Southwest Manchester, North Manches- /
ter, and in the Exchange division Of Liv- (
arpool. The Tories have won seats in /
South Stafford. West Stafford, Hereford, /
Hastings, Falmouth, and South Bristol. /
A net Tory gain Of two.
WHAT Is INDICATED.
LONDON, July 3, Pas A. M.--Returns |
TO 3. IN. show the election OF 90 Tories,
5D Gladstonians, I3 UnIonists and Par
nellites. The result Of yesterdays cleo
tions indicate nothing clearly,
except the close nature Of
the contest. The Unionists maintain
a lead owing 10 TIE number returned
without opposition. The London divs
ions, East Paddington, South Padding
ION and the Strand, have given immense
Uuionlst maioritiCs, returning respect
lively Lord Randolph Churchill, L. J.
Cohen anu ID. II. Smith Gladstone's
ienunciAtion OF the Unionist candidate
al Carlisle produced return Of Glad .
stcnlan. Mir. Game, although opposed |
by the personal influence OF. the premier, I
succeeded st Barrow. A feature Of the I
election is the general smalness OF the /
msloTities. For example, Mr. Armit- /
sge, 8 Gladstonisn, car led West
Stafford by only "a msjDriiy, and in Ger
trail Leeds the majority OF Balfour,
Uniouist, was IS. la Scotland division.
Liverpool, I. Z. O'Connor's majority is
I46.