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THE ENGLISH ELECTION.
AN EARNEST CONTEST OVER HOME RULE

AN EARNEST CONTEST OVER HOME RULE.
A MAJORITY OF THE MEMBERS ELECTED TO PARLIA-
MENT THUS FAR AGAINST THE BILL.
LONDON, July Sat 4:3O o'clock this after
123 Tories. % Unionsts, 43 Liberals and IT Par
nellites had been elected.
The total number OF votes recorded In the first days
polling was: Glsdstonian, 235.063 /; Conservative,
227, 500; Unonist. 81. 1896; Nations slist. 2.911.
Both political parties disappointed at the present
results Of the electona The Tories to the express
sion Of Lord Randolph Churchill. were "cocksure" OF
making greater headvay than they have achieved Tho
Liberals however gaining In spirit They point out
that although the Tories have made net gain OF two.
yet the Gladstonircs Carlisle and Leh against tho
UnIonlss which practically makes the hattie 30 far
draw.
The Pail Mall Gazette. pointing to the result Of the
elections far they have gone, says The Irish vote
in England failed to work the wonders promised Tor
It by T. p. OConnor. He declared that the Irish vote
would be the decisive In seventeen OF the English
constituencies In which elections held yesterday
However, the result is that the Irsh turned the
in but places in favor OF the Liberals leaving
the others unaltered.
Mr.. Edward Heneage ono Of the most prominent LID
erals " wo secsied from Mr. Gads ones support and re-
signed the Ministerial office OF Chancellor OF the Dachy
Of Lancaster on April upon the occasion OF the intro
duction Of the Home Rule BILL was reelected to-day
from Grmsby Lincolnshire as Un!onisI HIS majority
was 800 against s14 at the last election.
Hon. r. wun. Conservative has been elected over
Mr. Fleming Gaistonan IN Pontefract, west Kiding,
Yorkshire by majority of 2O9 an Increase in the Tory
majority In the election OF 49, In the present eec-
ton tho total In the district fell away 81 from the
tot poed the last election. nut the Tory vote
increased 45 while the Libe raj vote declined 1913.
j. f. Fox Parneite. has been re-eeced for tho Tula'
more Division OF Kings County; p Mcdonald. Parnelte.
for the North Division OF Sligo; John Deasy Parnee
for West Mayo; Joseph Nolan. Parnellite Tor Nortu
Lourh d. Sullivan Paruelllte for the South Division OF
Westmeath; p r. Condin. Parneite. for the East d.
vision Of Tipperary County, and Henry George Gill.
Parnellitc, for Limerick CITY all unopposed
Mr. Kt.on % adstouitr). who was dcfeatei by Gerald
William BafoIr Ia Ceara Leeas ~ u J'ry ' u, ~ os
tie poll Mr. Bafour carried the district AZ tue las'
In tHe Dsptfar Kent and Couuties) District,
where Ialmohun Chose. the Psrsee mercltnt ran as
the latter won hy majority OF G27 Iu the last election
the same candidates contested the district and Mr.
uon howeycr ihe Torirs poel 1927 votes. while in
TINS they cast only 1862. falling away OF 245 Tho
only s.o55, 5O5 less thsn It was in the
last ecc'o. when It amounted to $500 Deptford was
looked both parties the beat test case
OF this week. but as with cn0rnodsy IN
creased interest in the grave stake the total
vote Tell away 7i0 the general conclusion IS tina; Drpt-
ford proved notng. unless that while l1prr OF LID
the snaps orer by Mr Gl.ds;one. thsy by no means
favor the policy ofcoercon pposst by Lord Salisbury
and -impy refrnc from voting. tho same az number
OF Tories dwho weary Of coercion but not In favor
OF Irish Independence
Samuel Smith, G.alsonian, mas heen re-electeu ior
Flintsnire. Wales. He was unopposed.
ELECTION RETURNS AT MIDNIGHT.
ELEVEN SEATS GAINED BY THE CoALiIioN oP-
POSING HOME RULH-GLADsToNLANs ANXIOUS.
LONDON. July Sat midnight the totals
were. l45 Conservatives. % UnionsLs, and SO Minis
teriasts.
The Mnisteralis,s becoming more anxious. The
Conservatives to-day gained seats in the following dis.
trlcts: Lincoln. Boston. Granham. Stafford.
Salisbury. East Birmingham, Kidderminster, Aston
Mano. Oldham and South Nottingham In
Scarborough the election against the Mnis"ral-
ISIS There many close coulests notably that at
Ashton-inder- Lyme. where the Mayors cnstingSo'e
decided the election amid a tremendous uprotr a
scrutiny the has been demanded by the defeated
i" Nest nottingham Mr. H. Broadhurst. Gladstonau,
received 5i5s votes and Colonel seely, Jr Liberal
Mr. J. O'Keiy. P,rnenitc has been elected In the
North Division of Roscommon without opposition
MIR. PARSEIL ATTACKS LORD SALISBURY.
LONDON, July 3.-Mr. Parncl addressed an
outdoor meeting Hackney tonight in support of Sir
| Charles Russelrs canddature Fully 10000 persons
were present In the OF his remarks Mr. Parnel
SAID:
| "Lord Salisbury and Lord Randolph Churchill
| staked their last chance in November last 1t Is
! now said that tho Irish question is not
rjpe for setrlement. Never there disgrace
ful instance OF political tnrpitude and reachery Mr.
Gladstone has been called traitor but Lord Salisbury
was surely greater traitor when no prepared ia
do what Mr. Gladstone has done not because he (sais
| bury) Was to send message o
! peace to ireland, but for the iSnoble
purpose OF catching the irish vote" Continuing, Mr.
| Psrnell said that Mr.. Brghts scheme was grand
muthrry. Mr. Butt had made a similar proposition.
| and WHEN Mr. Ptrnel asked him why he made H. Mr.
| IYutt repli.d that 10 briDgips
aont al settlement because every hill passed by
the Grand Conniliee and killed in the House OF Com
mons or the House OF Lrris wold be standing argu
| ment 10 favor OF Home Rule,