Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-10

afternoon 202 conservatives, 54 UnionlStS,
133 Gladstonites and 67 Parnellites have
been elected to the Commons. The Tories
have won Chippenham, Wiltshire, Malder
and Essex from the Liberals, Lord Henry
Bruce defeating Barrister Fletcher (Glad-
stonian) in the former and c. W Gray
beating E. B. Barnard (Gladstonian) in the
latter. These two accessions make the
| total Unionist gains 33. The Tories are
to-day carrying the English counties by
sweeping majoriGes. The Unionists to-
day succeeded in returning for Inverness
Robert Bannatic Finlay, who is reelected,
and in Forfar they reelected James Will
lam Barclay Falkirk burghs elected w.
P. Sinclair, and Hartlepool reelected
Thomas Richardson. NJ. Conway (Parnell-
ite) has been reelected for North Leitrim,
and l. H Gill (ParnelIite) for South Louth.
At this afternoon the Tories had elected
263 candidates, the Unionists 81, Glad
stonians 133 and Parnellites 20. The Tories
say they are confident of electing 800 can
didates.
Probably Another Election.
LONDON, July 9th.-Herbert Gladstone.
speaking at the Liberal Club to-day, said it
was strongly probable that there would
be another election within twelve months.
Mr.. Schnadhorst writes % The tide has
turned Conservative, but there will be
another election in six months"
Gladstone Has Not Lost Heart.
LONDON, July 9th.-Gladston telegraphs,
with reference to the Irish question
Wales and Scotland have seen their duty
quickly. England will have to learn hers,
but slowly and painfully"
Irelands Worst Enemies.
New YORK, July 9th.-Citizens just re-
-,
other side have been adroit enough to use,
with apparently good effect, the dynamite
utterances of the irreconcilable faction in
New York against England and the Eng
lish to show what sort of men were backing
up Irish home rule. Placards containing
extracts from these were posted up in Bris-
tol and all through SomeTsetshire. What
was done there, no doubt, was done with
like effect elsewhere.
England's Erratic Queen.
New YORK, July 9th.-The TTijtRs's
cable special from London says The
Queens luncheon at Windsor Castle to rep
resentatiyes of the colonies is reckoned in
London society as the most surprising
event of her Majesty's reign. No precedent
existed for such an invitation. London
asks, wonderingly, what will the Queen DO
next?
Ane
ROME, July 9th.--Cholera returns for to-
day are Brindisi, 127 new cases, IS deaths.
Latiang, 50 new cases. % deaths Tartana,
AZ new cases, Al deaths. Minister Grimaldi
is visiting and suecoring the sufferers.
PROTECTIVE MEASURES.
ALEXANDRIA, July 9th-A full quarau-
tine has been ordered against all arrivals
| from Austria and Italy, because of the in
crease of cholera.
Beecher in His Element.
LONDON, July 9th.-John A. Giligg gave
a brilliant banquet to Rev Henry Ward
Beecher tonight at the Metropolitan Hotel
United States Minister Phelps, Justice
| Stanley Mathews, Consul-General Waller,
DR.. Parker, Rev. Mr.. Hawes, Canon Flem-
ming and distinguished company were
present Mr.. Beecher, who was in fine
| health and spirits, made an eloquent
speech.
| Sensation in the French Chamber of Dep
uties.
PARIS. July 9th.-In the Chamber of
| Deputies to-day man, who is supposed to
be insane, fred shot from revolver,
| The bullet passed close to the head Of the
President Of the Chamber. The man was
arrested. When question as to his motive,
he said he wished to attract the attention of
the public TO his misery.
Russia's Late Action.
| ST. PETERSBURG, July 9th.-It is officially
stated that the closing of the port of Ba-
toum does not constitute violation of the
Berlin treaty. Batoum was made free
port under the influence of circumstances
which have entirely changed. The present
condition of affairs of the port is onerous
| for treasury customs.
Was Pharaoh an Oil king?
ALEXANDRIA, July 9th.-Favorable re-
ports have reached here about both the
quantity and quality of petroleum dis
covered in upper Egypt near the Red Sea.
Lottery Abandoned.
PARIS, July 9th.-The Panama Canal
| Company has decided to issue bonds, in
stead of raising lottery loan.
knights of Pythias.
TORONTO, July 9th.-The sixteenth ses-
sion of the Supreme Lodge of the World,
knights of Pythias will be held here
| Tuesday, July 18th. This will be the first
meeting of the lodge ever held out of the
| United States.