St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-09
MCCARTHY BEATEN.
The Anti-Parnellite Leader Is Not
Chosen One.

LONDON. July S.-Tbe most important
announcement made today is the defeat
of Justin Mccarthy. the leader of the
anti-ParnelliteS, who has been defeated
by small majority in the Derry
borough by j. Ross, tile Conservative
candidate. This district has been a
very close one, and the defeat of Mr..
Mccarthy did not therefore occa-
sion the surprise it might other
wise have done. In 1885 the Conseva-
tive majority in Derry was 80. In 1856
majority of was returned. The figures
of the Londonderry city election SHOW
that Mccarthy was defeated by ma
Jority of %, the vote standing: Ross,
Conservative, 1882; Mccarthy, anti
Parnellite, 1,954.
The less of the Liberal seat in the
Montgomery district of Wales today
has been counterbalanced by winning
one in the Pembroke district of Wales.
The Liberals defeated the Liberal
Unionist candidate in the Pembroke
district by making gain of 475 votes.
At the last election the Conservative
majority in this district was 272.
In the Chesterton division of Cam
bridgeshire Sir Charles Hall, the Con-
servative candidate, was defeated by II.
E. Hoare, Liberal, who changed the
former Conservative majority of 976 into
a Liberal majority of 39S. This was
Liberal gain of 1874.
Another Liberal gain of ais was
scored in the Cricklads division of Wilt
shire. Here the Liberal Unionist ma
jOrity of 1,7lS. in 1856, was wiped out.
and Liberal majority of 99S estab-
lished i'll its stead.
The Liberals have gained 2,1S4 votes
In the North division of Somerset. and
have overcome Conservative majority
of 2 165. Their candidate carried the
district by 100 votes.
Cambridgeshire. West Orchesteron
Division-H. E. Hore. Liberal, 1850;
Sir Charles Hall, Conservative, 1859;
Liberal majority. 39S. In 1885 the Con-
servative majority was $40. showing a
gain to date of 1874 for the Liberals.
Wiltshire. Cricklade Division-J. Hus-
band. Liberal, 1860; N. Story Haskeline,
Liberal Unionist, 3,571: Liberal major
ity, 99S. In 1855 the Liberal majority
was 1.75l; in 1856 the Liberal Uniomist
majority was LIS. gain of 2,716 for
the Liberals.
Lincolnshire, Shaford Division-Rt.
Hon. Henry Chaplin, Conservative,
4.157; w. S. Fox. Liberal, $3.50; Conser-
vative majority, 907. In 1856 the Con-
servative majority was 1901; in 1886 the
Conservative candidate was unopDosed;
in a recent bye-election the COnserva-
tive majority WIS 1,305, showing Con-
servative loss of 402.
Ffeshire, East Division-H. III. Ac-
Quith, Liberal, 3.743; j. q. Gllmour,
Llberal-UniOniSt. 3.449; Liberal ma
jority, 294. In 1884 the Liberal majoli-
ty was 1,956, in 1856 the Liberal ma
jority was 374. A loss since 1856 of
eight Liberal votes.
Lincolnshire, HOrncaStle Division
Rt. Hon. E. Stanhope, Conservative,
4,436: E. Otter, Liberal, 3,7OO; con-
servative majority, 73s. In 1885, Con-
servative majority, S65: in 1856, Con-
servative unopposed; bye-election, Con-
servative unopposed.
Aberdeenshire, West Division-Dr.
Farquahrson, Liberal, 3.72O; Sir A.
Grant. Conservative, 1910; Liberal
majority, 50. In 1885, Liberal majority,
2,140; in 1856, Liberal majority, 2.1y7,
showing losses of over 1000 votes to the
Liberals.
Somerset. West Division Sir A. Ac-
land Hood, Conservative, 1860; w.
Latham, Liberal. 3,4S5; Conservative
majority, SS4. In 1885 Conservative
majority, $50; 1886, Conservative ma
jority, SS7.
Returns have been received showing
no change in the number of votes or in
the political complexion of the success
full candidates from the Wireall divis-
ion of Cheshire, Conservative; Sudbury
division of Suffolk, Liberal-Unionist;
city of London, two conservatives;
Southern division of Dorsetshire, Con-
Servative.
| The Denbighshire district, comprising
WreXham, Holt. Denhigh and Ruthen.
Conservatives; Berwyckshire. Liberal; !;
Leominster division of Herefordshire,
Conservative; Northern division of
Northamptonshire Conservative; North
| west division of Durham, Liberal;
Bridge division of MiddleseX, Conserva-
tive; West division of Somerset, Con-
seryative; Selkirkshire and Peetsle-
shire, Liberal -Unionist, and the West
division of Cornwall, Liberal-Unionist.