Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

4.nEuoE. 3nIT 4--At ; osEIonE t1I1
afteEnoon I'D Tories. a Unia1i1lss ~
NzhnFAia ard f2 FnrnElfitee hnd benn
aisetcd % TIE House af Commons.
Henry Geazo1 6il. RaEnelIl1e. has
been Fe elected Tor Iimeri1k city unop-
poaed-
DHpucxEuNs o. rna FALL KALI aAxHTTE.
Ths Pan Nal 6azsii,, pointing % The
result ef the elections. 80 fak aa lhay
have aona. saya the Irish gu1e IN EaQ-
LAID haa faflad % WoEk the wonders
promised for Il b. 4. p. 0pO0annR. he
1aclarea thai tha Irish vots wonlt b )
aecisise faetog IN seeenlesn of ia Eng
iish ooaatiiaenaiea. Yesterdays poil-
inRg, however, etoW na the ne1 result
lhs1 he Irish turned he aGala IL bul
two plAcsa IN favor of Liberals. leaving
lhe others nnalleEea. osSnllixa1, Par
naliiias has beou re-elae1od IN he oDuth
division Of Wesf Meath.
Beth poiitlcal parties ere disappointed
at The pFea8ut results Of Tie elections
The TnEina % use tha expFsssion %
Lord Randolph Charohill. we're -oock
saFen af makiaR greater headwag than
thar have achieved. The Liberals pro-
foes 20 Be gaining d Spirit They peint
Gus that although the IoEiea made
ne1 gain 81 tuo, yst the 0laealonites
Won Carlisle and Lieifh aGAin1f Uuion-
lsas. which practically snakes ne battle
20 faR draw.
% 10 $50 this nEtsrnoan 1z3 Tories,
g Uniouists. g Liberals and ~ PaKneH
i1es had been elected.
VIVA, Conservative, has been elootad
over Fleming, Gladslonoits. ii Poate-
fEact West Riding of Yorkshire, hy z
majority Of 1.0o9, an ineEaasa in she
Tory maiorify il th3 iast election q Ia
sU0uEssFUL CANDIDATES
Edward Hsaeaes. ons og ths naosl
pFominens Liberals, ,Who withdrew from
Gladstona'a aappoEt and resigned she
Ministerial ofaos Of the Duchy % Ian
caster on April eth upon the introduo.
lion Of the Home Rule bill, was 70.
elected today from Grimabg, Linooln-
shire. as Unionist. He has majority
Of 800 az aQalnss elA at toe last election.
p. h. C0ndin, Parnellite. has been r.
elected without oBposition in The East
Division of TippeFaFy.
In the Dsplford district, uhege Lal-
mnkun 0hnz, the PaRseo meFchant, ran
us 3 Giadstonian against Wm. John
Evelyn, Conservative, tne latter Won By
a majority Of 627. IN the last electi1n |
Tie same candidates contested the die
triot and EEalyn's majority Was then
but 867. 10 the former election. how !
ever, ths Tories polled 8972 votes, while /
II this they east bat 3682, a falling Of |
Of go. TIE Liberal vote fell away still 1
more, being this time sos less than Il /
was at the last election. Deptford was /
looked forward 10 b. both parties as q |
test case Ia the elections Of this week, /
but AZ, with the enormously increased /
interest IL the grave issue at sake, the
total vote fell away 105, the general /
conclusion is that Doptford proved /
nothing, unlaas that q number Of Lib
erals in the district oppose home rule /
Cor Ireland Ia the shape o4efed By Glad
sssnes thouRh they b no means favof |
~ kos as5 pRlIqIa ueen rw.r,,v,,.,,
FOR the Tuliam0re Division Of Kings 4
county; ?. MoDonald, Pafnellite, for 4
The North Division Of Sligo; John Baasy,
ParneIlIee. for West Mayo, and yosepa /
Nolans Parnellits, for North Laish, ali /
aDopposed.
Eo SIN oaknLEs HUssEEL.
LoNDon. July 8. Gladstone has sent
The following dispatch 10 Sir Charles /
Russell, Attorney General, who ia the |
aladetonian Parliamentary candidate /
for South Hankneys II great b regret
that my strength Will not permit me - /
help you IN advocating IN the metFopa
lis the great cause. I am watching with /
the utmost interest ths L9nd0n cleo /
liona. trust that Haokney will retafu |
Vou and your tWo colleagues aud sup
port Eraland'a appeal 70 the generous /
sympathy and sense Of iustics q Eng
Iishnen-"
rAnaELL Al HAcxxEH.
Parnell addressed an outdooE meeting /
at Hackney tonight 10 support o. Sir
ChaFies Rlssell's osndidaiuEo. fully /
1000 people WsFe present. In he
course % bis remarka PaFnah said
s'Lord Salisbury aud Lord Randolph |
Chasohill efaked theif last chance 10 !
November laat. Il h now said that the
Irish question i not Fips for settlement
Never was there more diaREaesful 10
stance Of politieal taFpii1ds and iEeach-
ery. Gladstone has been called
traitor, bat Salisbury vas surslg q
greater traitof when be vas prepared 90
do what Nj. 0ladstone has done, not
because be Salisbury was anxious %
send 3 mesaaee Of peace % Ireland, nuf
for lhs ignoole pnRposs q oA,ehin9 me
itiah veto"
Oontinnlna, NJ. Parnsll said that Mr.
BriRhs'a scheme vas gran1motherig.
Mr. Bntf had made 4 similar pfepoei-
tion, and When Mr.. Rarnoli asked him
Why be made Il, Mr. Buta replied that
Be did 90 With view Of bringing about
4 6nal settlement, beoauso eysEy bill
passed hy the Grand Commistee ana
killed il fhs House Of oommons o. tbe
House of Lords woald be . Standing
argamont IL favor Of home rule.
ANXIOUS MEnIzrsnIkLzsTa.
LoNpua, Jaly s--Tha Minstsriallsts
aFo bseoming more anxlous. fhe Goa
ssrvaiivos today gained saats n lae fol-
Iowina distFlofs. L4ne0in. Boglnn.
0faniham. stafford. Salisbury, kasi
Birrnfneham, KiddeKminstef, Austin
MauoF. Oldham and seuth Noltinghau.
In B1afboEouah tbs eiacllon uent
against the Mlnlsierialists Iheee wsfe
many ciose oontests. uot1blF that =
Ashton-under 1yne, who're the mayor
casting vola dseided The elsetion amid
ersmsndous nproar. A scrutiny ct ne
vote has been demanded ~ the oois4k-
Cd ~HN.NMLE|s IA WEH8 MuAEANItlAAAAl ~
81. Broadhursl, Giadatonfia, feceiFed
5l58 and Colonsl zsaiay, Jr.. Liberal
Unionist. $50.
htmianfeht the totals we're l45 Ocn-
aervaaivoa. Is Uuiunists and h5 Miniaie
rialfsta. Mr.. >. O,Ksfly, Pzrnellitss hss
heon eiso9ed IL TIE north division of
Roasommon wikhous opposition.
THn aEnAED cknLE.
Bosrou. gnIy 3 s--Edwasd A. Perry. ef
IA HsraiS, cables from Lond0n this
evening e follows. The election as
Rath YESTERDAY. wheEe twa UnAanista.
one 8 Libafai and The ether Oonasrp1-
tive. were FuiuFnsd, o4eEs striking En-
ampls of the legally win wAleh Ne
Conservatives ara carrying ou4 tuelf
pledges of supp1Ea - the disaideut lab
crsla. AZ fhs iaat eleeaion 1lth- whiat
n 1850 ha1 nont LibeFaia % f4riiam1nt
with rouisinQ mai8EiEiaa. lurne1 bali
was arpund nnd elscted Mf. Blaine
CHnsssv .lIss, and NJ. Wadehouas. Lab
erai. refsstinn their gespeclige tie9et
unrfners. Col0nsl LoNTie ard So Ar
fhnf Hagtsr. Mr.. Had4bonEs leok -
nrfive usrt n tka HnffinWsrn upEialnH
arsiani houss rule. nud ihs Canssrv1ilqe
laadsEs faii bound - kige aim Z clsar