The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
formerly Of New York. who wishes to represent

Green,
mSras. The Princess. louise. II i, said. an
whom he put his namo forward sGe wanted
| hin to win. 1t was u uold undertaking. how
lc:evre VIII isnot only popular, but poss cssod
Sro M"mirt rS,n energy and whch
Is said thSt Qnean Tist51n hors@i i so inter-
| estcd in ito contest that she was Eept advised
~ tsirgrai h OF the nroGregs Of the rolling:
not understand the people. us he showed
clearly yeste day.
| are eighteen seats nhcld. owing TO tho mum
Der o GGSth Wnsg WIZ candidate IN
canvas Hy #, Wiz. IN noted beauty Mrs
which had howcd her husband down. For
momont yhere were cries of " Lot her speak."
S SS Ssns wnGn ens"sG srs d The
temper, and declared that in her native coun-
try, Ireland. the men were too manly to pre-.
cause. Tho huh buG inereasch .I uut Mrs West.
mining daunted. made her way 1, platform
| aud ncgan an, nrgum mt With him. He was
imholite enough to shake his fist in her tA"e
West finally retired to the platform provided
for the orators Of hcr husbands party.
| he was of the oninion that the Liberals would
sc, mHnr,iy o. 94 nrnsyG OF the sh
| 10 Tut not much Ithini.'"
| The expectations oil tho Liberals as 70 gains
IN the metronol!thn horousls were not 'il2ed
| to-day. Tho total number of members elected
il l. .. Of whom, he Conservatives have elected
~ the Libra ini?nist. s. aud the ~ ~ eals
! The Tories haveGancd seven and the IL erGls
seven seats In the contests to-day. leaving tho
liberals net gain OF eight seats including
The. notable event OF tho day has been the
| Radicals cannot hel feeling some regret for
! his pretty Young wi G, who strove 80 hard to
! personally among the voters. ard especially
among The working class, Her appeals. how
Mrs.. Henry n staniey VII" pushed h h." NUS
band into running :or Parliament ,agni inst his
will. some Of those who know Stanley say
| that he is himself not deeply Disappointed. II
| the Liberals or" to win they have. in vi.w OF
| for the two three remaining days OF the
borough elections
THE ELECTION FIGURES.
| Further election returns show that Gen. R.
| out opposition. in the Chprlev Division in
Lancashire. The district Is overwhelmingly
| Conservative. and Gen. Flelden had no OPPOSE
In Doisetshirs: East Division. the Hon.
elected in is9i by a vote Of i. All to 4.o14 for
vs s & was Bon
| 4..tlI and Glyn. Liberal, }.Uj2
the election ION IN Snndeliahhn Was t warmly con
eight hours, &C.. entering int. the, struggle
alnng win homo rule sunderland f has , tw?
and Aiderman Edward i. Gour ey. Liberai
were both elected. storey r,e.,ceiving an and
| ton. Liberal .Cnionist. and 1857 for j. $. g.
Pemherton: Con ss The IGuyas in 1889 $50
The Liberals captured another seat for homo
elected hy 4.2Ol votes to 3.5'5 for t. H.neage.
Lihsrnl- Cnionist who Trerrfseniet ,Grimshy
eara nians. 2ss2 suthers ibets
2.141
| Conservative. was reelected without oppose
Armagh. Middle Dysion,-Dunbar P. Bar
| ton. Conservative. reelected without OPPOSE
! tinn. This was an Orange and Conservative
BedfordGw. Samuel whitehead. Liberal.
Guy Guy P sn GonservatiSe Mr. WHITEHEAD has;
was tSe ec'ei in isS; by s votes t" is7G Tor
the Conservative candidate, thus holding the
tel Mr.
Conservative. The district is stronaIy Con
S the cdu ss1s y!s So1s;
and Jones 1915.
. kirkdale. Liverpool. reelected Sir 6: Baden
| Powell: Conservative. by $3.50 to 2,773 for Y.
,Wsrrinst9nS Eq.ert pierpoint, Conservative.
cqnssrya!lIye;; G $5l5; H;i9sTal. $.2l1 s,.s w.
3.495 for Dr. ". Richardson. Lii erai. Vote in
stoke-on. Trent--G. Ieveson Cover. Liberal.
reelected. 1910: Sampson Waters. Conserva-
Liverpool. East ,Toxteth--Baron de Worms.
Conservative. re. elected. BIOS; PAUL. Liberal.
LIVERPOOL. Everton--J. A. Wilcox. Conserva-
tive re- elected. 1854: p. ". Akin. Liberal.
liverpool. West Toxteth-R. P Houston.
| Conservative. elected. :}.DU4: Ellis Grliiith.
Liberal. 2.47i. In 1886 the Conservative can
Liverpool. Extnan:e-R. Neville. Liberal. re-
elsct , 2.72l John c. Eicham. Liberal nion-
,shrewgbury-H. D. Greene Conservative:
elected LOO Eat,en LIBERAL l31 In 1885
IN TO .sGy" ta se c"fF.ga shrewsbury by
nor LiSer:l. re- elected. 253'; tesss Fltassr.
".ui a%tS,"I F." Lqpos. Conservative
sss! Cd dj IT. G narkH li.sa 31i;
l ISL when the 1Iin,iervati'es carried Gram
''bm Sy upnc5SB W Covzer
tive, elected. 3.JI2: J. 4. duncan. ii oral.
aS9 1n Mr. Duncan in.r was d the Sitin myor4er
Liberni- Unionst
ea M4aX tTo s0ats SSLaw oc Li1err re- re-
elected. G.4dl: 4, Am Id. Conse, yatye. 4,,i'it
,Whitehayen-l Little, elected Lihera'; ll.%Gi:
Mhitcharan in April. lSll. by l;53S votes to
| 1.lU5 for Shea. Literal The borough also
went Conservative in lo5,l The result to-
day. therefore. is q gain OF one seat for the
Liberals.
Livorrool. West Derby-w. II. Cross. Con-
soyntiye. reelected. 4.lO7; Smith. Liberal.
2,o.J.
scarborough-Sir G. H. Sitwell. Conservative.
elected. 2...,3: Mr.. D. iOwEtree. Liberal. - -.
MIR. iowntrco represented scarborough in tho
late Parliament. and his defeat is IL loss OF The
seat to the liherals.
Lambeth. horth-J. Co!dwolls, Liberal. elect
cd. 252t Henry NJ. Stanley, Conservative. de-
fcatcd. 2,:nH. stanley made II better run than
was generally expected. but ms defeat is u
Liberal gain. Vote in lSSj-Gcn, Fraser.
Conservative. 2,T23: Wren; Liberal. 23ll.
Hammerrmth-lien GOldswOrthy. Conser-
vatve, Reelected. 1887: Frank smith. Lib
era'. BIS.
stockton n-Ters--T. WriGhtson. Conserva-
tive. elected i.is5: Sir Horace Davcy. iibcIal,
4,4,7 This ~ II loss OF one seat 10 the lib
erals. Note ia lSSG: Literal. 3,S22; Com
seIyatiye, ~: \"vs in lSST: Daveyi Liberal
Wnl hIn n % lrSt biviS ion Sir A. Iipk-