Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-06
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Dublin, July 6--The riots at tho con-
servatiye workmen's club house here last
night was provoked by men in the club,
and they committed nearly ali the
breaches Of order. The Catholic process
ion passed the club house, which was
crowded with men at the Tins. They
attacked the procession with bottles
and this attack was answered with
threats and some stones. The club
house people then literally showered
bottles at the procession and also fred a
number of shots into it from
revolvers. THIS police surrounded
the house getting control of the prem
ises and finally arrested seventy OF the
inmatea. 1t has not been asccrtained how
many OF the procession we're hurt, but
three OF the injured Catholics are in q
dying condition this morning and iwen-
ty others are lying helpless IN the
hospitals, all suffering from wounds in
Hicted by bottles or bullets. There is
g general feeling of indignation against
the orangemen of the club on account of
the attack.
n LATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMING
IN SLOWLY.
London, July 6-Shaw and Stansfeld,
Giadstoniane, haye.been elected al: Hall
fax, BY large majorities. In Tradestone,
. division Of Glasgow, Corbett, unionist,
who was a member OF tho late parl1a-
ment hsld his ground, despite
the vigorous fight made by
his opponent. Charles Russell. at
torney general, is elected in South
Thackney by n hundred majority.
Al the last election his majority was
942. Charles Dixie, Gladstonsan, is de-
feated at Chelsea by Whitmore, con-
sentative. The vote stood 4,3o4 to 4, 12S.
The news OF Sir Charles defeat caused
o sensation here. In many constitu-
encies where Gladstonian candidates
have been returned the maiorities were
reduced fully n Thousand.
G.EE. Lewis, cont sryatire, wis eiiouttssdi
in Londonderry over Justin MCCARTHY,
P~arnellite, by a vots Of 1895 to l,724.
In the last election some OF the osndi-
dates contested the district, when Lewis
won by 4 vote Of 1924 against l.795
obtained by MCCARTHY.
The Right Hen. Geo. j. Goschen, one
Of Gladatone's bitterest unionist oppo-
nents. 10 defeated in the eastern division
of Edinburgh by Wallace. Gladstonian
candidate.
j. Wilson, unioniet, has been defeated
in the central division of Edinburgh.
Southsrlsnd, ~unionist, is reelected
from Greenock, by diminished major
ity.
Childers, home secretary, is reelected
by Q vote OF 3,778. against 2,191, over
Purvis for the southern division of
EdInburg.
FURTaER RESULTS.
London, jane 8-John Morley, score
tary for Ireland, was elected from New
Castle upon the Tyne by o vote Of To-,
6SI, an increase Of $50 in his vote.
James Craig was elected as a Glad
stonian 70 succeed Joseph Cowen, who
is retired from pnblis life.
4 RIOT OVER a MIscorNT
Dublin. July GA riot followed the
first announcement of the resnlt Ut the
contest between Lewis and Justin sMc-.
Carthy at Londonderry to-day. The
d Oh the disturbance was the ditcov-
cry, after the a~lection had been directed
10 favor of Lewis. of a ballot box which
has not been counted. a recount fal-
lowed, vhishsAt most made TIE election
tie going to Lewis by q majority OF
J. only three. The police inteffesed aud
attacfed the ioyslists. who aassmbled N
front of the hotel where Lewis was st6s-
SZss