Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
7HE BATTLE.
The Ministerialis,s Not Dismsyed 4 ~
turns. =
THE TORY ADVANTAGE FICFIll
The Coalition Compact Not Carried ct I
the Unionists. s.
THE pARNELnTES SAEuun
The Latest Returns From The Polk-
eral Cable News. IS

LONDON, July 1-AlthouKh the Ell =
returns thus far reported show the Co.
vatives to be considerably aheAd. the,
isterialists are not dismsyed. Th@y g.
that the advantage which the Tories r1l
have is wholly fictitious as the seats ~ 6
uncontested are those in tight for whinl
the Conservatives would be In hope1n1a q
minority on any issue. The Tssiss led M
several days last November, and Vi
doubtless do 50 in the present striggls. III
the reports from the counties rcelred n
the Liberal central office shes
the loyalty Of the HhpHI
electors TO be mistaken. An anaty1I9f
of voting at Colchester has caused f6ellnlS
of alarm in the Terry ranks, as Il pFpSeo J
that great many Liberal Unionista ~
stead of adhering TO the compact 10 vt)6
the Tory ticket where there was no unioo>
list candidate, abstaincd from voting. Z n j
this practice is carried out with any3hl3G
like general observance Mr.. GladstQ1
victory is assured, as gain Of only ane
seats is required to neutralize the msj0fi1
adverse to Home Rule In the Houe> e.
Commons, while q gain OF tweniy-4r0
would give the Government worki1r
majority Of ten.
The Parneliitcs are very sanguine, -
profcs, TO b. able TO place the National
vote in such way that the Premier Nh
20 into the next Parliament with . maje1<f'
ity of twenty. The Parnellites have ni>rs<
mated Mr.. Haddcn, . member of the IN1f
pool Council, 10 contest the Bootle Divi1<c
Of Lancashire. 81 S >
The result of the elections thus ~
caused much q
DISAPPOINTMENT
The Conscr natives were positive Of ma1d1k
greater Roadway, and are chagrined a :
stubborness and closencss Of the tight M
many districts which they believed w1e(
certain to give overwhelming nisjoritied ~ &
either their candidate or that of the untoof|
ist party. The Liberals are rapidly rfjcnIl(><1
ing their spirits and the disappointSno
over the result of some contests b raEt1 =
wearing away. They point out the 1Do13
that although the Conservatives have t1o1 4
Gar made q net gain of two seats, thr o>fEy>
ing of Leith Burghs and Carlisle BY H.
eral candidates against Unionists olll1I1
this gain and make both parties prnct5cel
equal thus fur. q
ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE. !.
In the Dcptford (Kcnt and surrey - Y
ties) district, where Lalmokun Ghnse, e5E
Parsee merchant, ran as Glsdstonl1
against VIM. John Evelyn, ConscrsatlyI
the latter won by majority Of 627.
the last election the same candidates eoue
tested the district and Mr. Evelyn's 80
jority was then but 367. In the fost11(1
election, however, the Tories pollesi : III 4
votes, while I'm this they cast bat Z, ~
falling away Of 245 The Hh11
vote fell away still more. being
time but 1856, or sos less than Il NJ
the last election, when IL amounted ~
$50. Dcptford VIA looked forward ~
both parties as the best test cnee ~
elections Of this week, but, an with 80
Ously increased interest In the nave -
at stake, the total vote fell away 40. r.
general conclusion Is that Deptfosd n
PROVED NOTHING,
unless that while n member Of Libse11ef
the District oppose Home Rule 90 1ru1o
in the shape offered by Mr.. Glatlstons, t
by no means favor the policy Of cooff|
proposed by Lord Salisbury, and ~
refmined from voting, the same ~ ;
Der of Tories did, who are weary Of eoo1
but not In favor Of Irish indepcpdencI
At 3 o'clock this afternoon 10 ~
% Unionists, 43 Liberals and n II
ties had been elected. Hon. Z
Conservative, has been elected o.
Fleming, Gladst0nite, Ia P0nteffo1t
Riding, Yorkshire, by majority
an increase In the Tory majority n q
election of fT3
NJ. J. Kits0n, the Glada0uiaa enn}
Cor the Central division of LecdA, ~
defeated after clnsc and excltinx q
by Mr.. q. W. Balfsur, Conservalk<(
represented that district In ths ~ ID
ment Mr.. Ralfour had only - n1spo g
than hls opponent. Mr.. Kitson ctn5
the result and demands an invs111
Mr.. Balfour in the preyious electilm
against Mr.. John Barran tL4hsu1f
poled 4, $50 votes, while tbe leteal
i,275. q
SIR CHARLES RU&KII-
Mr.. Gladstone has sent The ~
dispatch 10 Sir Charles Rnsecii, Al
General, who Is the Gladstcnfau
mentary candidate Cor Scuth Hs<kn1 d
greatly regret that my strsnGfh N
permit In advocating you IN ttle ~
polls I'm the SpcsGf cause 1<4&tU
with the utmost infersjA the L.
tions. trust that Ii.ickpey Win
yon, and your colleagues and nsrsG1
lands appeal To the generous syn166 e
sense Of justice Of EngliAhmeB.
Mr.. ParDell addressed ct ~
ings at Hackney tonight n satD1
Charles Russell. Fully 1000
were present. In the eoure ofbio ~
Mr. Parnell said Lord saiisl,ayy 60
Randolph Churchill ststed t1o&
chance in November last It 49,
that the Irish question n not ~
tlensent. Never was tlere ne1Pe
full political treacbeFy. Nr. 0ln110
been called traitor, but Lord 49,
surely greater traitor when ~ 81
pared 10 do what Mr.. GIo6cfHBo ~
dons beeause he (EaIisbury) w.
| 10 scnd n6nangs q peacs - lmI
the purpus = enaehing the In ~
nm Latest sxrpxsnL
It wsst NsStiskhan <. n. ~
Gladstonian, receivcd 6 - ve11s n1
Selly, Libessi Unio1int. 4oD4 ~
night the totals Ners: rs CoooG}
Is Cniouists and 81 Hfr1rfnSf1
J. OKelly, rsm<Iiifet - boof3
in the north division of kebceQ