New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
accession to office by the Ministry Of Dr. Baron Won
Lutz. lie desires that they all retain their olices
GLADSTONIANS LOSING HEAVILY.
A NET CONSERVATIVE GAIN OF 81 SEATS.
Mr.. GosCHEN BADLY BEArEN-JoHN MORLEY DE-
FEATs SIR WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.


FHATs SIR WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
LONDON, July 6.-The Tories continue to
GAIN Their victories to-day include Chester East Brad
ford Capham Milo End. East Isington, South lsling
ton and Bow aud Bromley. The Gadstonians have
gained woverhampton, Tho net Conservative gain at
midnight is twenyone. Messrs. Barry and OHea Par-
netes have been returned without opposition In Wex'
ford and Donegal respectively. In Newry. j. II. Nc
Carthy arnetc) received 1888 and his opponent Mr.
Saunders 7l6. Messrs. Ashmead Bartlett and Howard
Vincent (Conservatves) and A. j. Mundela tGladston-
ian retain their for Sheffield and Messrs Hing
worth and Shaw -Lefevfe GAdstonans) for Bradford r
Chamberlain (UnioDisp brother Of j. Chamberlain re-
tsips bis seat for Tslngton by 200 majority.
The London divisions are going wholly Unioniet All
four seats in Ilngton hitherto Radical stronghold
have returned Unionsts In the class districts
of Tower Hamets FIVE Unonists aud two Gladstonians
have been returned. Elections were held to-day In
tvenyfour county seats The results OF most OF these
contests will be known tomorrow The active stump
ing Of the Unlonss s sappng the strength OF the Glad
stonian vote In the farming districts
The latest totals OF members elected are: Unonists
25l; Gladstoniaus. 141 Conservatives, apart from
Liberal Unonists. 2l0.
The Liberals are alarmed lest the Conservatives obtain
an independent working majority.
The Right Honorable George J. Goschen, one OF Mr.
Gladsones biterest Unionls opponents, has been de-
feated in the Division OF Edinburgh by Mr. Wallace
Gladsonian) by majority OF 1889 In total poll OF
5937 In the last election Mr. Goschen was elected az
Liberal by majority Of 2.40s in total vo.e OF 62G6
Then Mr.. Goschen received 4337 votes This time he
pOled only 2,249,
Mr.. Gladstone has teegraphed to the Liberals OF
Edinburgh, congratuating them upon having wres'ed
the seat belonging Central Division from j. Wilson
Unonis and that belonging to the East Division from
Mr.. Goschen The Premcrs telegram reads: u re-
that the apal OF dear old Scotland has shaken on
the chains and more spoken with voice whose
sound will ring the land behalf OF justice
and peace for Ireland"
The Tory candidate for Dudley Worcestershire,
Brooke Robinson, carried the district by majority of
1000. In the last campaign the Liberals carried the
strct by majority OfllG6. IN total vote OF 5sS
The affords the instance OF the greatest political
change short time in any election OF record In
England.
elected from Newcastle upon-Tyne by vote OF
10, ,6sl. increase Of $50 Ia his vote.
James Craig has elected a Gladstonan to sue
ceed Joseph Cowen-who has retired from public life
for Newcsstleupon-Ty Tyne by vote OF lOl72 which is
sl7 less than the vote given Mr.. Cowen in the last
election.
Sir W. G. Armstrong and Sir Matthew Whito Ridley.
the Conservative candidates who opposed Mr. Morley
and Mr.. Craig, received respectively 9,657 and $3.50
votes
T. Sutherland (Unionist) has been reelected from
Greenock by a diminished majority.
H. c. Childers Home Secretary. has been elected by
vote OF 377S against 2,l9l Mr.. Purvis for the
Southern Division OF Edinburgh
r. j. Foley (Psrnellte has been elected for the West
Connemara. Division OF Galway, and j. ID. Pyne
Parnele) for the West Division of Waterford.
j. Stack Parnellte) has been elected for the North
Division OF Kerry; j. Jordan Parneite) for the West
Division OF Clare; James Leahy lParnetel for the
southern Division OF Kildare f. ID. Gray Parnellte)
for the 81. Stephens Green Division OF Dublin Mr..
Gray received 5U0S votes while his competitor. Mr..
Sullivan received only 2.569. Among the other candi
dates returned to-day CAPTAIN James McCulmont
Oonservative) for Antrm John Dillon Parneep
for East ID vision OF Mayo T.. NJ Marnm (Pirnell
ite) for the North Division OF Kilkenny They were all
unopposed Messrs. ID. sheehy ParneAA@ for the
South Division OF Galway, Thomas Wayne Parnete)
the Middle Division OF Tippersry; Colonel Nolan
(Parneite) for tho North Division of Galway have also
been elected.