The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-09

Ths LssAsr sf the Anti Psrasiiitss LssssIsy
. small Majority.
LONDON, July 6-Returps Of the Par
iiamentary elections continue to come in
steadily. The most important announce
ment made this morning IL the defeat OF
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy the leader Of the
anti Parnellites, who has been defeated
by small majority in the Derry borough
by Mr.. J. Ross, the Conservative candi-
date. This district has besn q very close
one, and the defeat of Mr.. Mccarthy did
not therefore occasion the surprise ID
might otherwise have done. In 1876 the
Conservative majority In Derry was 20.
In 1883 this was reversed and Nationalist
majority Of 2 substituted.
The following hgnres have been re-
ceived today: Dublin-St. Patrick divi-
sion-W. Field, Parnellite, 369s; William
Murphy, anti Parnellite, 1098.
Dublin-Harbor rdivision.Timothy Har
rington, Parnellite, 44s2; J. McDonneli,
anti Parnellite, 1875.
Cambria geshire-West or Chesterton
division-H. e. Hoare, Liberal, 1850; Sir
Charles Hall, Conservative, 1862.
Wiltshire -Crickiado DIVISION. Hus-
band, Liberal, 456e; n. Story, Maskelyne,
Liberal- Unionist, 3571.
Observation-Disclosures division-Rt.
Hon. Henry Chaplin, Conservative, 4157;
W. 8. Fox, Liberal, $3.50; Fifeshire-East
division-H. N. Asquith, Liberal, 374S; l..
c. Gilmour, Liberal Unionist, 1853; Lin
olnshire-Horncastie division-Rt. Hon.
Z. Stanhope, Conservative, 44SSi F. Otter,
Liberal, 800; Aberdeenshire-Wes divi-
sion-Dr. Farqueharsee, Liberal, 3720; Sir
A. Grant, Conservative, 3640; Somerset
West division--Sir A. Acland Hood, Con-
servstive, 1869; Datham, Liberal, 3485.
Returns have been received showing no
change In tho relative number of votes or
in the political complexion of the sue
cessfnl candidates from the Wirral dtvi-
sion OF Cheshire (Conservativel, Sudbury
division Of Suffolk Liberal Unionist); (;
city OF London (two Conservative MEM
bers), Southern division OF Dorsetshire,
comprising Wrexham, Holt, Denbigh and
Ruthin (Conservative); Berwickshire
(Liberal); Leominster division of Here
fordshtre Conservative; Northern divi-
sion Of Northamptonshire (Conserva-
tive); Northwest division of Durham
(LibersD; Uxbridge division Of Middle:
Somerset (Conservative); Selkirkshire
and Peebleshire (Liberal- Unionist), and
in the West division of Cornwall, Lib
eral- Unionist.
Up to 2:10 o'clock this afternoon the
returns snow the election OF l6z Coneerva-
tives; 124 Liberals; 22 Liberal Unionists; !;
13 anti -Parnellites and Parnellites.
This makes q total OF 326 mem bers, or
nearly halt the $40 members Of the House
of Commons.
Dublin-College Green division-Dr. ].
e. Kenny, Parnellite, 2568; Sr II. Coch-
ranc, Conservative, 1441; Mr.. T. d. Sulli-
van, anti Parnellite, 1853; Parnellite ma
tority, 1127; in 1885, Nationalist majority,
1850; In 1888, Nationalist unopposed.
Unchanged districts-Wim bledon d.
vision of Surrey (Conservative); STRAIT
ford on Avon division of Warwickshire
lConservative); Tsmworth division Of
Warwickshire (Conssrvstive).
Wicklow-East DIVISION. Sweetman,
anti Parpellite, 1888; Haplin, Conserva-
tive, 1875; w. J. Corbet, Parnellite, 1115;
Cumberland ~ Penrith division j. w.
Souther, Conservative, 3549; DR.. Doug
lass, Liberal, 3424.
Dublin County-South Division-Hon.
III. Plunkett, Conservative, 4371; DR..
French Mullen, Parnellite, 2231; Sir T. b.
G. Esmonde, anti Parnellite, 1852; A Con-
servative gain.
In the Middle division OF Antrim, the
Hon. r. T. O'Neill, Conservative, was re-
turned without opposition. The follow
ing districts also returned candidates un-
opposed. Mayo-South Division-J. r.
x. O'Brien, anti Parnellite; Limerick
city,. A. o. Keefe, anti Parnellite,
1875; p. O'Brien, Parnellite, 1870; Mont
gomery District-Wal Pryce-
Jones, Conservative, laos; Hon. +. Han.
bury Tracy, Liberal, 1888.