The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.
TORY GAINS INDICATED BY La
TEST RETURNS.
The Outlook for Gladstone Very Dis
cOuraging -Burghs Declaring
Against Home Rule.

county vote than in November. The
burghs are declaring against home
rule. The most ominous is the revolt
of the Glasgow Radicals. OF the
seven clubs in Glasgow the Unionists
carried four.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
Glasgow returned four Gladstonians
and three Unionists mot four Union
lists and three GlsdstoDians as before
reported.
Mr.. John Morley, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, has been reelected for
Newcastle-on-T Tyne, by vote OF TO-
6Sl, an increase of 552 in his vote.
Mr.. James Craig has been elected as
a Gladstonisn to succeed Mr.. Joseph
Cowen (who has retired from public
life), for Newcast e. on-Tyne, by
vote OF 10,l72, which is BIZ less than
the vote given Mr.. Cowen at the last
election.
Sir w. G Armstrong and Sir Mat
thew White Ridley, the Conservative
candidates who opposed Mr.. Morley
and Mr.. Craig, received, respectively,
1857 and $3.50 votes.
The corrected returns from Lon
donderry show that Mr.. O. E. Lewis,
Conservative, recsived 1881 votes,
against Justin McCaIthy's 1878.
g. Z. Lewis, Conservative, has been
reelected in London derry, over JUS
tin Mccarthy, Parnellite, by vote OF
1926 TO 1924. In the last election
The same candidates contested the dis
trics, when Mr.. Lewis won by a vote
Of 1924 against 1895, obtained by Mr.
Mccarthy.
The Right Hon. George ]. Goschen,
one of Mr.. Glads.one,s bitterest I'm
ionist opponents, hes been defeated
in the East division of Edinburgh, by
Mr., Wallace, the Gladstonian candi-
date by majority of 1889 in total
DOLL OF 5937. Ia the last election Mr..
Goschen was elected as Liberal by
majority of 2408 in total vote OF 6266.
Then Mr.. Goschen received 4337
votes, this time be polled but 2249.
Mr.. J. Wilson, Unionisi, has been
defeated in the Central division OF
Edinburgh.
M. T. Sutherland, Unionist, has been
reelected from Gieenock by dimin-
ished majority.
Mr.. H. G. Childers, Home Secretary,
has been elected by vote OF 3778
against 2191 over Mr.. Purvis, for the
Southern Division of Edinburgh.
CONTINUED TORY GAINS.
The Tories continue to gain. Their
victories include Or ester, East Brad
ford, Clapham, Nile End, Eastlington,
Southlington and Bow ard Bromley.
The Glad. tonisns have gained VOL
verhampton. The net Conservative
gain at midnight tonight is twenty
one. 4
Messrs. Barry and 0lzhe, Parnell-
ties, have been returned without op.
position in Wexfo d and Donegal.
In Negry J. II. MCCARTHY, Parnell-
ite, received 1888, and his opponent,
Mr.. Saunders, ZIG.
Messre. Ashmsad Bartlett and How
ard Vincent, Conservatives, and A. ].
Mundella, Glads.onian, retain their
seats for Sheffield, and Messrs. Islinz-
worth, and Shaw-Lefevre, Gladston-
ians, for Bradford. r. Chamberlain,
Unionist, brother of j. Chamberlain,
retains his seat for Islington by 1900
majority.
7. j. Foley, Parnellite, has been
elected for the West, or Connemars,
Division of Galway, and j. d. Payne.
Parnellits, for the West Division Of
Waterford.
j. Sock, Parnelite, has been elected
for the Northern Division of Kerry
J,J. JORDAN, Parnellile, for the West
Division of Glars; James Leahy, Par
nellite, for the Southern Division of
Kildare; E. d. Gray, Parnelite, for
st. ephen's Green Division Of Dnb-
lin. Mr.. Gray received 500S votes,
while his competitor, Mr.. Sullivan,
received only 1868.
Among the other can lidates re-
turned today gre Capt. James McCul-
mort, Conservative, for Antrim; John
Dillon, Parnelii e, for the East Divis'
ion of Mayo; E. Warren. Parnellite,
for the North Dlvi;ion of Kilkenny.
They were all unopposed. Messrs.
d. Sheehy, Parnellite, for The South
Division of Galway; Thomas Mayo,
Parnellite, for the Middle Division of
Tipparary; Oal Nolen, Parnellite, fJr
the North Division of Galway, have
also been elected.
The Tory candidate fjr Dudley,
Worcestershire, Mr.. Brooke Robinson,
carried the d strict by majority OF
1000. In the last campaign the Lib
erals carried the district by majority
of 1166 in total vote OF 1888. The
Gaze affords the instance of the great
est political change in so short time
in any election OF record in England.
At o'clock this afternoon the Tories
had made net gain OF thirteen seats,
and had elected 1877 candidates. This
Unionists at the same hour had elected
Al, the Gladstonians SO and the Par
nelites "a
GIVES UP THE FIGHT.
The Pail Mall Gazette (Liberal), COM
mentiug on the result of the election,
ssys: "We ara beaten. The total OF
the votes polled gives clear majority
against the Ministry. The oalY ques-
ton remaining is whether the Marquis
Of Salisbury will not sweep the
country"
THE TIDE OF UNIoNIsT SUCCESS IS UE-
ABATRD.
The London divisions are going
wholly UniOn'st. All four seats in
IslingtoD, hitherto Radical strong
hold, have returned Unionists. In the
working class districts of Lower Ham
let's five Unionist5 and two Glad
stonians have been returned. L &c.
tions were held today in twenty-four
county seaiG. The results of most of
these conest will be known tomor-
row. The active stumpiDg Of the
Unionists is sapping the strength of
the Gladstonian vo in the farming
dft,ics. The Pal Mall Gazette says:
"The outlook in the counts is be-
coming worse on the Gladstonian side.
The Ministerial party can have but
little hope OF holdiOg its own. Yet it
must win msny seats in order to es-
cape dissst Gus defeat"
Mr.. GosC6EE's DEFEAT
Ia attributed to the local popularity Of
his opponent. Mr.. Wallace. The lat
ter has been a professor in Edinburgh
college, minister at Gray Friars and
editor OF the Scotsman He is now a
barrlster. Mr. Goschen will contest