St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-06
FEW LIBERAL GAINS.
Metropolitan Boroughs Fail
to Realize Expectations
in Many Cases.
Tories Holding Their Own
in a Surprisingly Stub
born Fashion.
Richard Chamberlain and
Henry M. Stanley Badly
Beaten.
Disappointment Mingles in
the Possible Joy Of the
Gladstonians.

Gladstonians.
LONDON, July 5.-The expectations
of the Liberals as to gains in the met
ropolitan boroughs were not realized
today. The total number of members
elected is 100, OF whom the Conserva-
tives have elected 50, the Liberal Union
lists and the Liberals SO, including
Thomas Power O'Connor. The Tories
have gained and the Liber-
ais seven seats in the contest today,
leaving the Liberals a net gain of eight
seats, including Monday. There is
deep disappointment among the Liber-
ais tonight over the results in London.
1t is evident that the success of the
Radical element in the county council
elections has not meant the desertion
of the Conservative rank in the general
election.
The notable event of the day has been
the defeat of Richard Chamberlain. and
even the Radicals cannot help feeling
some regret for his pretty young wife,
who strove so hard to secure his re-
election. Mrs. Chamberlain went per-
EOnally among the voters, and especially
the working class. Her appeals, how
ever, although respectfully met. appear
not to have availed against the current
of her husbands unpopularity, and
whatever may be in store for Joe, Rich
ard has fallen
Outside the BreastWOrks.
irl,f
Is Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley, who pushed
her husband into running for parlia-
ment against his will. Some who know
Stanley say that he is himself not
deeply disappointed,
If the Liberals are 10 win they have
In view of today's results an arduous
task before them for the the two or
three remaining days of the borough
elections.
While jubilant over some of the out
standing results, the Liberals have no
reason to boast of brighter prospects.
Their defeat in Perth, where two con-
testing Liberals enabled Unionist to
head the poll, and the loss of Scarbor-
Ough, Barrow-in-Furness, Wolverhamp-
ton, and West st. Pancras. have further
strengthened the expectation of
sweeping party majority.
Leaping for Joy.
LONDON, July 6.-The polling in the
twenty-three London districts yesterday
proceeded amid an incessant downpour
of rain, making all external electoral
display impossible. Viewing the result
as a whole, the Liberals may congratu-
late themselves upon an increase of the
numerical minorities in the London
districts. where they are again defeat
ed. and on two signal triumphs. Moth
ing stirred the pulse of the national
Liberal club tonight like the news of
the rejection of Richard Chamberlain,
lslington. --
Richard contriyed to acquire such a
load of individual dislike that the Lib
eral club men rejoiced in his defeat
almost as personal matter. Members
leaped into the air in their JOY Oh hav-
Ing got rid of an obnoxious personality
in parliament. and inflicted blow upon
the hated enemy. -
Henry NJ. Stanleys defeat was taken
more quietly. Neither Conservatives
nor Liberals believed that he would be
successful. Stanley alone was conf
dent.
Gladstone Is Jubilant
The defeat yesterday of Sir T. Suther
land. the Liberal Unionist candidate at
Greenock, by John Bruce, Liberal, IS
death blow to the Unionists' cause in
Scotland and justifes the Inference that
the Scotch Unionists will almost disap-
pear, and that the number of English
Unionists will be reduced. Mr.. Glad
stone is jubilant over the return of Mr..
Bruce.
ID. b. Barton Conservative has been re-
turned without opposition from the Middle
division of county Armagh
Gen. Randle j. Fielden, Conservative has
returned without opposilion today from the
Chorley division of North Lancashire.
Hon. Humphrey Napier Sturt (Conserv-
suye) was returned without opposition from
he Eastern division of Dorset.
In Sunderland, Samuel Storey (IiberaO
and Edward Temperly Courley Liberal) de-
feated Hon. F. W. Lambton (UnionsU and
j. f. Pemberton (Conservative) respectively
In Grimsby the Liberals have defeated the
FORMER Liberal Unionist incumbent Rt Hon.
Edward Heneage. C, n. Josae, the Liberal
candidate received 4,021 votes, against 3. SIS
cast for Mr.. Heneage
Hon. Aretas sAkers-Douglass Conservative
was returned without opposition in the East
division of Kent. He was also elected to the
last parliament without opposition
Bedford-S.. Whitebread. Liberal. 1850; G.
Pym, Conservative, l,732. Liberal majority,
lis
Warrington-R. Pierpont, Conservative,
S,S43: DR.. Houston. Liberal, 3,25s. Con,
Eervative majority, 5S5.
Metropolis, Westminster Division West
Burdett-Coutts Conservative, 3.54S; Leia
Jones, Liberal, 1916 Conservative majority
1,632
Whitehaven-Mr Title, Liberal. 1906: Sir
j. Balm, Conservative, LOSS. Libetal ma
iority, 21s.
Liverpool, KirkdaIe Division-Sir George
Baden-Powell, Conservative. $3.50; r. Thref-
ell, Liberal and Labor, 2,773. Conservative
majority. 977.
SIoke-O -On-Trent-G. Leveson-Gower Lib
eral, 1929: s. Waters, Conservative. 2S46.
Liberal majority. 1,7s3.
Barrow In -Furness-C. W. Crayzer. Con-
Eervative. 4,3l2; j. \. Duncan, Liberal. 2.S9o.
Conservative majority, 400.
II. p. O'Connor Wins.
LIVERPOOL, Scotland Division-T. P. o'Con
nor, Nationalist, 2.537; Vesey Fitzgerald Con-
Ieruativc. 1,432 Nationalist majority. 1.1O5.
Grantham-H: Y. Lopes. Conservative.
1886; r. Chatffeld Clarke Liberal .263. Con
bervative majority, 33
Liverpool, East Diyision-Baron Henry de
Worms, Conservative 3.705; E. Paul, Liberal.
1900. Conservative majority. I,507
Sbrewsberry-H. d. Greene Conservative
1879; j. B, Buiten, Liberal, 1874 Conserya,
i've majority, 40s.
Scarborough-sr G. Sitwell, Conservative
;, ,293; j. Rowntree, Liberal, 2,122 Conserya.
tive majority, III.
Liverpool. Walton Division-J H. Stock.
Conservative, 3707; Dr. B. w Richardson
Liberal, :. 493 Conservative majority 12l4
Hanley-W. Woodall, Liberal. 5S25: Arthur
Heath, Conservative, 1892. Liberal major
ity, 1,S33
Liverpool, West Derby Division-Hon. "
II: Cross. Conservative. 4,I07; F. r. Smith
Liberal, 2925. Conservative majority, 1872
Halifax 1.-TWO members)-T Shaw. Liberal.
6.5S1: j. Stansfeld, Liberal, 6.46I; Arnold
Conservatiye, 1904: Liberal majority, 1S9S.