Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
lIE RULE OR NOT?
from the British Elections
Favorable for Gladstone as
america Would Wish.
'sss Duks Of Divorce Court Fame,
N ough GiadroniRD, aieeie
with "a Waterloo.
rNGLlsn ELECTIONS.

Moon. July G.-The following par
ontary candidates have been re-
| hd without opposition: W. J.
4. rarnellite, East division Corki
tMncane. Parnellite, East divis-
f,lmerjck; D.. G. Reilly, Par
liz North MAYO; John 0'Connor, Par
III Sonth division Tipperary; John
| t,cr. Parnellite, South division Cork;
Saxton. Parnellite, South division
d. lohn Pedman, Parnellite, North
| sion Wexford; Il. Harrington, Parnell-
W88t division Kerry; MAHaItes, Par
|ite. East division Galway; j. Cox,
|nelllte, East division Glare; DR.. G.
|hez< Parpellite, Middle division Cork.
n Nofthampton MIR. Labouchere and
| Dfadlaugh, Gladstoniaus, were elect
|a4ef Mir. Turner, Unionisis, and MIR.
4 conservative. The vote was: La
|chsre, 1870; Bradlaugb, 1888; Turner,
d. Lees, 1906. Thus far Mr.. Bradlaugh
|fbe 6nly candidate who has polled
re votes than at the last election. His
4 i&st autumn was 1915.
|io TOTO O'Clock last night the total OF
'iubcrs elected was l56 Conservatives,
|Cnionists, 90 Gladstonlans and ~
Incilites. The Conservatives have
med 17 seats, the Uniouists ] seat
| tho Gladstonians . seats. The Tories
Especially won South Lincolnshire,
|efe the G.adstouian candidate, owing
sudden illness, failed to qualify
Iring d frecas at pollirg-station In 81
phen's Green, division Of Dublin,
| ssrs. Dudgeon, James and Sullivan,
|icitors and agents of the Conserve
les. sQere elected by the sheriff's o. ders.
' 4, ppdgeon will sue the sheriff for
|auft1
|fr. Gladstone has written a letter in
|lch be says It is impossible for British
'Islatlon TO proceed until the Irish
ssiion is settled.
NOT HOME RULE.
'rhe iksue is becoming definite. The
|Rition last night pre-ages a crushing
Heat for Gladstone unless he obtains q
'ger county vote than in November.
' e bcroughs are declaring against home
| III twenty-one London polls declared
10 nllht he Uuionists secured fifteen
II the Gladstonians six. The polling
close; the Conservative candidate
| II Central Fnsbury by only majority,
n Mr.. Saunders, Gladstonian, is de-
|tedFin East Hull by majority.
|Auong the eminent Gladstonians de-
'sted are Solicitor,General Davey, Adyo-
|Ie-uener0l MelloIi, Mr.. Hubbard, secre.
|rvtp the admiralty, and Prof. Thorold
|leers.
|The London labor candidates, Cramer
. D, t.rr IT,.
'rltes. Sir John Lubbock's reelection
'nssured by poll Of 400 ahead of Har.
|Ou1 Sir Thomas Brassey has been
|nSlf ated Gladstone's candidate for the
ahdr4w'S district.
'lN Pal Mall Gazette admits that the
| bare decisive. IL says the Democ.
'cFfn the 5oroughs has responded with
en- phatlc "non 30 Mr. GlAostone's ap.
|slto settle the Irish question on tho
Isis OF home rule.
UP to midnight POI Unionists and l0i
'Adktonlans have been returned
| leeterday the Tories gained Central
IteHow, Bromvich, Central Finsbury
hi, Chelsea and Bermondseye, The
'honists gained the StrolleX division Of
'akgow, and The GlidstoniaDs gained
|SG Flesbury aud the Blackfrlars divis.
a Of Glasgow. The Unionists have
|ads II net gain of twelve seats
J0nS BRIGHT GOES FOR GLADSTONE.
'John Bright has replied to Mr.. Glad.
|one as follows; 81 am sorry that my
'eech irritated you. 1t has been as
' eat q grief to me to speak as l have
| oxen as it can have been to you 70
|ten TO or read.n Mr.. Bright
esaargues that Mr.. Gladstone's asking
1t November for majority TO enable
IN 10 be independent of PaFnell, was BY
e coantIy, as well as by the Liberals
'deretood to mean a majority to resist
|rnell and not to make complete sur
'nder to him. Referring to Gladstone'f
|lecuon to his quotation of the phrase
|scribing the Parnellites as marching
Trough rapine to disruption of the EN-
|Fe, Mr.. Bright says he believes that the
|Hh movement is now such conspiracy
ssrat 1t is expecting and seeking IL:
fthef success through Mr.. Gladstone
the Irish land-purchase bill
n. Might thinks that both Mr.. Glad,
|oness friends and enemies throughout
e country have right to know
Il premier's intentions concerning
h inture action on that measure
a Odds: "Your language seems to me
't1era puzzle than an explanation, ant
r language of your colleagues is con
tqictory, though Il little clearer" Ii
Inclusion Mr.. Bright says; ~ have
' ged DO man In or out of parliament tc
te against you. abstained from
ealsipg until it was in the face OF my
|ectors. / adhere to what | said.
all be surprised IL the new parliament
more favorable to your Irish measures
an the one you thought necessary tc
ssolye."
Il. T.. Lewis, Conservative, has been re.
|ctsd in Londonderry over Justice
sCarthy Parnellite, by vote of 1926 to
IA In the last election the same can.
Hates contested the district when Lewis
| n BY a vote Of 1924 against 1895 OBJ.
ned by Mccarthy.
|night Hon. George j Goshen, one OF
'adsgone's bitterest Unionist opponents.
S oeen dictated in the East division al
|inbargh BY Mr. Wallace, the
'Aaeione candidate, by MAORI.
al 1889 in total poll
6as7 In the last election Mr.. Goshen
Hsec ed as Liberal by majority OF
III tptil vote OF 6266 Then Mr.
lshsn received 1887 votes. This time
| p9ned but 224.