Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-11
TRIUMPHANT TORIES.
The Tide sHm Running
Against Gladstone.
HarsinEssa Rsslssssd-Ths Dsssaa Of
GssrSs OTTO Trsvslyas-MorlsyPre
diets the FINAL TEiumpA of
Ghassouss Iasna.


AAA-AAAAN -
LoEDaN. 3ulY s.-Ths Riehs Honora
be GeorRa Otto Treyelyan. who with
Chamberiain resigned from the eabinst
% oppose Giadssone's Irish policy. has
been defeated as . Unionis1 candidate
Ia Hawyek for Parliament. In the last
eleetion frsveiyan vas returned as .
Liberal from HaWyek without opposi-
tisn. This year John Dillon stnmped
the district against him denouncing
him for bis appasitien 70 the Premier's
policy towards Ireland and pointing
onf The unreaaonAbleneaso TreValyan'a
attitude IN view of he fact that be bad
haan Chief Gacresary for Ireland and by
aeinal ohaarxation knew the inertia of
the issue. Iha result has been thaz opt
Of 68l6 votes poiied e. Hauyek. Brown.
the GladataniAn oandionta. received 3
majority Of so. obtaiAine 2s23 70 9l9s
secured By TFevelyan.
The aunouMeemens Of the result has
prodacsd q sensation throughout the
oounfEy. Tks Liberals are now pre-
dieting that Harrington viii also be de-
faated ~ ne 0Iad dSfonian candidats IN
Rnasndale. Lancashire. TIE election
takss plaoe nsxt Monday. In she last
alesfion Harrington vas returned IS &
4 aAAalN
POLL Of l0288. His opposition 20 the
ouvsrnnenfsa Irieh nolicv induced TIE
Liberals 10 ask Miohaal Davilt to con-
test Rosandala. Davitt hesikated and
finally declined, assuming ahat Lord
Harsfnpton's attitude uas purely pa
triotio and diainaafaslsd. Subsequently
tba Liberals and Parnellites found roa
con 70 enspoei that Hartineton's dispo-
aition towards ths PrsmiaF had an utter
ioF purpose. and ct the last moment
they dsGermined 10 contest the district.
HartinQton's opponents do not, heu-
ever, make pablo their reasons Tor Be-
lievine thay Rili Be able 10 rive him the
fate Of TFeyelyan.
EHR HEsULr or INDIVIDUAL CONTESTS.
LaNDoa, July l0.-The Tories and
Unionists have beaten Timothy Healy,
Parnellite, In South Londonderry,
Thomas Lee, the Unionist candidate.
receiving 4737 votes 20 Healy's 4629.
The entire poll was 1855 votes, z falling
OF Of SIS from last eleation. Healy,
however, increased his vote sos over
that pollsd last year, but The Liberals
and Tories combined on Lea, Unionist,
instead Of dividing on Tory aad Liberal
as they did last year.
The Tories have Won &C ssats. from
the Uniouists and 80 from the Liberals;
the Liberals have Woa IS seats, the Par
nellitss / and the Unionists 4. q net
Uni0nist gain of 81; 358 Tories have
been elected, 81 Unionists, ll5 Liberals
and u PaEnellitos.
Visosunt BaroaR, Unionisl. has de-
geated Q. MaQinan, 0ladst0nian, In
North BedfoEdahiFe. This is Union-
iat gain. Tha Tories have defeated q
Uniouist candidate IN South Essex.
where ]. o. Thsobald. Tory, is elected
over J.. Weaslake, Radical Unionist.
In Penrith, Cumberland, ]. W..
raIber. Conservative has defeated
Sir Wilfrid Lawson By q ma
isrity OF COO, and Ia Strond, or Mid
die GloucestershfFe, q. Holloway takes
the saat occupied In the last house By
Henry z. BroFd. fhs Tories have alsO
won South IIsiosstershife and North
west Suffolk. The GaFnsboro division
OF Linoelnshire and Northwest Norfolk.
where Joseph Arch is defeated by Lord
Henry BeRtinck. Major =. ]. Saun-
deFs, Tory, has bean elected from Ar
maRh over Mr.. williamson, Parnellite,
oy q vote Of 4572 to iii. an increase Of
$3.50 over the vote obtained by Sam
ders at the last election, although the
total vote of the district fell away S7S.
Joseph Arch was defeated BY Lord
Henry Bsntinok IN Northwest Norfolk
BY only two votes, although IN the last
election be defeated Bsntinck ey ma
inrity of 9l9. The Tories havs won
Ripan, Yorkshire, from the Unionistas
and Captain Kerr, Tory, has bsen re-
elected fer East Down over McGgAth.
ParneIIite. BY a vote OF 5093 to 256l.
Cap sain Kerr vas returned without op-
position az tbs last election. Leonard
Courtney, unionist, has been reelected
for Southeast Cornwall over Abraham
Bin By 1858 10 2l01 IN q psll 1890 less
than that east at the last election. Fer
dinand James De R0thsohila has bees
elected for AylsabuFy, buckingham
shire, as q Unioniat, by maj sFity OF
5000. slight increase over bis majority
at the last election.
Ths Liberals have Won OaEaIdeross,
Yorkshire. from she Unionimts, defeat
ing Sir J. W. Ramsdan. Bart. for re-
election and sending In bis place j..
Austin.
LErTKn PROM BRIaHT.
IosDoz, July i0.-John Bright has
written letter 10 the electors Of Geek
heaton, IN which he says: "Tbe Irish
have 9 right 70 ask for the repeal Of the
act of union, or 30 make an ineuFFecttOn
aud take the consequences. but Il may
be wrong 20 grant the repeal, and such
action might be injurious 50 them.
have never uttered q word in favor Of
rspeal or Of q Dublin Parliament. Ny
good will toward IEeland readers u inn
possible for me 70 support the wild
plans embraced IN tbs Government's
irish bill. must ignore AndFeton's re-
marks about my aRs and mental oondi-
sion. Mr.. AndFeton may be q strong
home ruler, bot be is no gentleman"
KxuLTANT oRAN0EMxN.
Eight thousand Oranesmea paFaded
today In Glasgow. They subsequently,
acid : mass meeting at which q resoin-
ton was adopted declaring that II nec-
easary they Would establish an armed
union of she Irish, English and Colonial
bfethreu and resist 10 tue death the
separation Of Eaglsnd and Ireland
THE Latest .KETUkss.
LoxDOz, JuIy i0.-Rsturns received
40 % midsighs shoW that the OonssFva-
tivss have elected 80 candidates. the
Upfonists So, ths Gladstonians is9 and
he Pnrueiiiiss y. The Conservative
gain has bcen reduosd b. two.
HAKrTH0ToS RE-ELH0TED.
Lara HaEsingtou has besn reelected
for The Rossdale Division Of Northeast
Lancashire, resolving 5395 votes against
32s5 easi fer Mr.. NsvbiERtn-
wonF.KY'g PuKDgCTIoM.