Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
HOME RULE NOT YET
Justin Mccarthy Is Surely De-
feated.
GLADST0NE'S ALLIES SUCCEED
The English Elections Show q Reversal
in the Minds of the Com
mon People.

has been defeated IN Londonderry by
j. Ross, the conservative candidate.
The Rt. Hon. Henry Chaplin, president
OF the board of agriculture, and the
RI. Hon. Eoward stanhope, secretary
of state for war, have been reelected.
Timothy Harrington, Parneliite, WAS
also reelected in the hArbor division OF
Duohn. Up to o'clock this afternoon
the results showed the election of l62
conservatives, l24 liberals, 22 union
lists, I3 anti-Parnellites and Parnell-
ties. About half the go members of
the house of commons have been
elected.
Gladstoue 10 Nominated.
The Daily News says: "Messrs. Glad
stone and Wauchope have been nomi-
mated and the election will take place
on Tuesday next. Little notice is taken
If Wauchope. even by the uniOnist
journals. In fact, IL 1t were legal to
set up . broomstick in opposition TO
Mr.. Gladstone, il would be zealously
aud industriously voted for by Scotch
tories and would not require even so
much notice as falls to Mr.. WauchOpe's
lot. After the election Mr.. Gladstone
will 60 10 Hawarden for well-earned
rest prior to the opening of parliament.
He started for West Calder to-
day IN excellent health and
spirits. Wherever he appeared
riding in an open carnage all the
miners would come to the surface-a
grimy, sturdy set-tO greet Mr.. Glad
stone as an old and valued friend. His
wife, though still hoarse, accompanied
the party today, Watching her husband
with the incessant care that Is now
familiar to many audiences.
The elections today were tie, the
liberals still having only twenty-five
net gain, the same as yesterday.
Mccarthy Beaten by ss Votes.
Ireland, Londonderry, J. Ross, con-
servative, elected. 1882; Justin McCar-
thy. anti-Parnellite, nationalist, defeat
ed, 1854. The defeat of Mr.. Mccarthy
has been made almost certain by the
energetic canvass conducted against
him. In 1888 the city of Londonderry
was carried by the conservatives for
Sir G. +. Lewis by 3 vote OF 1,7Sl to
l,77s for Justin Mccarthy, being con-
servative majority Of three. Upon q
scrutiny of the vote, ordered on petition
70 parliament, the seat was adjudged
to belong to Mr.. Mccarthy. The tories
have been resolved to make London
derry conservative and the canvass of
both pai ties was so accurate that the
election of Ross has been anticipated
by almost the exact majority shown
today.
Antrim, middle division, the Hon.
Robert O'Neill, conservative, was re-
turned unopposed.
Limerick, F. A.. O'Keefe, anti-Par-
nellite, reelected. 1873; Patrick
OBrien, Parnellite. ,490. Mr.. O'Brien
represented North Monahan IN the late
parliament.
England, Kent, Dartford, Sir W..
Hart Dyke, conservative, reelected,
1924. Jere0iah Lyon, liberal, 4,722,
vote Gin 1886, conservative, 4,498;
liberal, 1906.
Ireland. Kings county. Tullemore
division. DIR. Joseph Francis Fox, anti
ParneIlite. reelected without opposi-
tion.
Conservative Gain Of One.
England, Pembroke, +. f. Allen,
liberal. elected, 1850; General J..
Laurie, liberal unionist, 1855; vote in
1886. conservative, 2,305; liberal, 2,033.
Montgomery. Sir Pryce-Pryce Jones,
conservative, elected, l,4O3; Hon. +.
Handbury Tracy. liberal, 1928. This
Is gain of . seat tor the conservatives.
In 1886 Mr.. Tracy was elected by ,424
votes TO 1.25l for his opponent.
Ireland, Galway City, John PinkeI-
ton, anti-Parnellite, reelected, GA;
Lynch. Parne.lite, $40. Mr.. Pinkerton
was unopposed in 1886.
Dublin county. south division, Hon.
Sir Horace Piunkett, conservative.
| elected, 4,37l; DIR. French Mullen, Parn.
elite, defeated, 2,26l; Sir T. ii, Graf
tan Esmonde, anti-Parnellite, defeated
l,452. This is another seat gained for
the tories by the division in the Irish
national marty. Gratian Esmonde was
elected n 1885 by 5.022 votes to 3,254
for pim. liberal unionist.
England, Somersetshire, North di.
vision, Courtney Warner, liberal,
/ elected, 1920; f. II. LIewellyn, conser.
vative, 1901. This is . gain for the
liberals. In 1886 Mr.. Llewellyn was
elected by 4,252 votes TO 2,0S7 for Mar.
shall, liberal. The change to liberal
majority 10 due TO the agricultural
voters.