Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-07-07
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
THE VOTING In ENGLAND
Showing Large Gains For
The Tories.
A GREAT STIR IN DUBLIN,
Wholesale Poisoning At A
Picnic.
The HOTTEST OF The SEASON, |
A Place For Fitz John
Porter.
He HOTTEST OF The SEASON,
A Place For FitZ John
Porter.
HEAVY GAINS BY THE TORIES.

| Looking Now Like Defeat For Glad
stone-Ehe Conservative List Grow
Ing Larger with Every Return.
LONDON, July Cd. Stack, Parnellite, for
the north division of Kerry, J. Jordan, Par
nellite, for the west division of Glare, and
Jsmes Leahey, Parnellite, for the south divi-
sion of Kildare, have been elected. In the
st. Stephens Green division of Dublin E.
Dwyer Gray received 5,00S votes to 1855 for
his opponent. D. Sheay, Parnellite, for the
south division of Galway, Mr.. Thomas
Mayne, Parnellite, for the middle division of
Tipperary, and Colonel Nolan for the north
division of Galway have been elected. The
second count in Londonderry showed tie
and the third count gave Mr.. G. E. Lewis,
Conservative, majority of three. Justin
Mccarthy, Parneilite, gave notice that he
would demand closer scrutiny and would
petition against Mr.. Lewis return.
At o'clock this afternoon the Tory net
gain was IS. There were at that hour 1877
Tories, Al Unionists, SO Glad stonians and 81
Parnellites elected
The Pail Mall Gazette says, commenting
on the election returns: eve are beaten.
The total vote polled gives clear majority.
The only question is whether Lord Salisbury
will not sweep the country"
The borough is practically controlled by
the influence of the Earl of Dudley, who has
hitherto been classed as a Liberal Conserva-
tive.
Captain James McCalmont, Conservative,
for the eastern division of Antrim, John
Dillon, Parnellite for the eastern division of
County Mayo and E. NJ. Marum, Parnellite,
for the northern division of Kilkenny have
been elected, none of them being opposed.
The Tories have carried Dudley, Worcester
shire, Mr.. Brooke-Robinson receiving a ma
Jorlty of twenty thousand over Mr.. Henry
Brinsley Sheridan, the Gladstonian candi-
date, who has sat in the Commons for that
borough since 1857. Mr.. Sheridan's MAORI
ty last November was ten Thousand. This
gain of three Thousand votes by the Con-
servatlves is the greatest change noted in
any division during the present contest.
The Tories continue to gain. Their vic
tories to-day, according to the latest reports
received tonight, include seats of Chester,
East Bradford, Chaplain, East Islington,
South Islington and Bow against the single
gain OF the Gladstonians at Wolverhampton.
The Conservative gain up to midnight is 81.
John Barry and Mr.. Patrick O'Shea, Parnel-
lites, were elected for Wexford and Donegal
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, Parnellite, is returned
by vote of 1,1S3 against Tic for
his opponent, Mr.. Saunders. He
was not opposed last year. Messrs
Ashmead- Bartlett, Howard Vincent and
o. j. Mundela retain their seats for Shelf
field and Mr.. Alfred llIngsworth and Shaw
Lefevre are reelected for Bradford Mr..
Richard Chamberlain, brother of Joseph
Chamberlain, is returned for Islington by
majority of 200.
Mr.. Gladstone has telegraphed to friends
in Edinburgh: 81 am rejoiced that dear old
Scotland capital has shaken off her chains
and again spoken in a voice ringing through
put the land in behalf of justice and peace
IN Ireland"