The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
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The Glection so far Unfsvorabls TO Glad

;, LONDON, July 5.-The following Par
!iamentary candidates have been re-
turned without opposition WI. Lane,
lParnellite,) Cork; J. Finucane. (Par-
iite,l Mayo; John o. Connor, lParneiiito,) }
Tipperary; John Hooper, }Parnellite,)
Cork; Il. Sexton, (Parnellite,) Sligo;
John T.. Redmond. (Parnellito,) Wex-
f9rd; E. Harrinst0n, Parnellite,) Kerry;
nellite,) Cork.
In Northampton Labouchero and
Bradlaugh, Gladstonians, were elected
seryatiye. Thus far Bradlaugh Is the
only candidate who has poiled more
votes than at tho last election.
Up to l0 O'Clock tonight tho totals Of
members mem an elected were l56 Conserva.
20 Parnollitos. The Conservatives have
gained aeventeen seats, tho Unionists
one seat and the Gladstonians nine seats,
The Tories unexpectedly won in South
Lincolnshire, whore tho Gladatonian
failed to qualify.
During fracas at a polling station in
the st. Stephens Greon division OF Dub.
lin, Messrs. Dudgoon, Jamos and Sulli-
van, solicitors and agents OF tho Con-
servative candidate, were elected by the
sheriH's orders. Dudgeon Will sue the
sheriff for assault.
Gladstone has writton letter, in which
he says 1t IS impossible for British legis-
iatlon to proceed until tho Irish ques-
tion is settled.
fsAtsrdnS's Gains rad Loyscs,
LONDON, July 5.-To. day the Tories
gained Central Glasgow, Bron wich.
central Flnisbury, East Hull, Chelsea
and Bermondsey. Tho Unionists
gained the st. Rollox Division Of Glas.
RnrrSnr,,k,nx, q
gained tho st. Rollox division Of Glas-
gov and Bermondsoy, and Gladstonians
gained East Finisbury and Black friars
division of Glasgow.
. The Unionists have made not gain of
fourteen seats. Messrs. Shaw and STAN
field (Gladstonians) have been elected at
maiifax by large majorities. In tho
Iradeston division of Glasgow Mr.. Cor
bett, (Unionist,) who was member OF
me late Parliament has held his gronnd
opponent.
Sir Charles Dixie. Gladstonian, has
been defeated at Chelsea by Whit1nore.
conservative. The vote stood 1904 to-
Ais. The news OF Sir Charles's defeat
caused a sensation. In many constit-
nences whore Gladstone candidates have
been returned tho majorites were re.
duced fully 1000.
The returns received since 10 p, M,
show the election of four Nom Conserva-
.AFS93 oAlc - iLOHiSG HIlu 1Ouf lIlduSCOn-
lans. Sir Charles Russell, attorney gen-
oral, has been elected In south Hack uey
ny one hundred ma aj0rity. At the last
election his majority was 9l2.
GiRdntons Probably DerontoI.
LONDON, July 5.--The issue Ia becom-
ing definite. The position to. night pre-
sages a crushing defeat for Gladstone.
unless he obtains largor country vote
than In November.
The burghs are declaring against home
rule. Most ominous Is tho revolt of the
GiasgoW Radicals. or seven contests In
SlasgoW tho Unionists carried four. or
LONDON polls declared tonight the
unlon1sts secured tifteen and tho Glad
T1 stoMans six. The polling was close.
Finisbury by only tine,majority.
Saunders (Gladstonian1 ia dsfeatad IN
East Hull by 81 majority. Among tho
ltcttor General Davoy, Advocate Con
eral Mollor, Mr.. IIibort, secretary to
Inc admiralty, and Prof. Thorold
Rodgers. Tho London labor candidates.
Cramer and Howell, rotuin their senia
by fair majorities.
Sir John Lubbock's re-electlon Is as
surod by poll of 400 ahead Of Harrison.
Sir Thomas Brassoy hhs boon nominated
Gladstonian candidate for st. Andrews.
Tho lnU MAI Gazette admits that the
polls are decisive. 1t says that tho
Democracy in tho burghs has responded
with an emphatic "No!' to Mr.. Glad.
stones appeal to settle tho Irish uuos-
t1on OH the basis of home rule.
Up to midnight POT Unionists and los
Gladstonians had boon returned.