New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
WAITING FOR THE COUNTIES.
LIBERALS DISAPPOINTED AT THE RESULTS
so FAR
ny LIBERALS, TO
YFTY-oNE SEATS GAINED BY LIBERALS To
TWENTY WON BY UNIoNISrs-PAENELLlrE
DISORDERS IN IRELAND-THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT BOARD.

DISORDERS IN IRELAND-THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT BOARD.
London. July o.-The clubs tonight are deser'eu'
and the crowds which filled the streets nave van
lshed The papers have stopped posting night ou'-
eiins. The nominations and polling go OH J." ''0
counties but the tardy announcements OF the 'e'"'
begin 20 dun the public excitement The Loer"' pre-
dictons rs the ultimate position OF the pr'rS nav
become more moderate. The latest National L'oerai
Club forecast based upon the present known sa'ns'
gives Gladstone majority Of 46. including the lr'h
vote.
At midnight tonight the total returns received SHOW
the election of lss Conservatives. 1873 Liberals. ~
Liberal Unionists % ant-Pamenltes. farhen''e'
and Laborsts. The Liberals gain 81 SEATS anu
the Unonists 90.
In Dublin the Pnrnollitcs are jubilant. The anti
porno,t.s accuse the Parnelltes OF assisting in the
defeat Of Justin Mccarthy In Londonderry. ana oil
votinc on tho side OF the Conservatives.
Tho nol,ce have been warned OF an intended attack
nnon the homes OF the ant-Parnelite leaders, ana
they are guarding the houses OF John Diioh' ihotH
Healv and william OHrten. Despite their 'is'h"oe'
however mob succeeded IN smashing '"e nV"'
windows OF Mr.. Dillon's house. In number OF '''c
d,e,rcts NJ Dublin bonares and efgies OF Heay nave
h.on burned to celebrate the defeat OF the anti Par
ne,lites Outside the Dublin area the ParnehitcS
have modified their enthusiasm They now estimate
that they will carry seven seats Inc eiecuohs III
lister are proving that Parnellism Is pIacucaN
extinct there. w.. ..o..s
The most interesting Of the coming irish contests
wiu he in North Louth, where Timothy hean
,o onnos,nc p Callan Parnellte, who is getting the
.unnort Of the Parnellitcs and Tories Hea'y seems
certan to defeat the combined forces.
The American delegates tonight received q con""u
ncation from Justin Mccarthy, making "''""e0
ments for a meeting In London to discuss INC pa
proposals Both sides are retlcent as u ''c uN''
Of the negotiations. They concur 'ha' ~ so ON
nrocress toward an understanding Is possible ior an
other week. -, -,odo IN
T. blake who was invited to come from Canaan 10
contest the seat for South Longford In the ahurar
nellite interest arrived ut Lonsloru oou"s' ''
paIfour speaking at Darwin to-day in support OF
viscount Cranborne, quoted Norway ana o"eueh d"
an illustration of home rule dangers. lie dwelt upon
the fact that all great nations consisted vi inuo
pendent or semindependent states that hau Dcc'
welded together.
I'm to the close Of Yesterdays polling the aggregate
number of votes cast was: Unlonist. l'loo.-40
Home Rule, O93 6l3; Labor. ool52 The results oi
eighteen OF Yesterdays polInes, received no " HUM
TODAY shows that the Liberals have gained five seats
Commenting upon the election before all 'neSe s"nr
wero known. "The Pail Mall Gazette said FROM
the point OF view Of producing Gladstoniah mao's
rho rosplts ~ the polling are sufficient but win ,le
,,ew 10 making a large majority they VIII ho' w.
While II looks as II Lord salisbury Is doomeu N'
Gladstone majority will not be as large aS n'
II would be- , chat n,
II was predicted by the Liberal leaders u'"'' a..
tbourh the polllng In the berouglS dd not co"'o up
- ,t.,, oxr.c,,,Ions when the elections took place
I, tha countv constituencies the counties woNu "i
into the Liberal line and cause sorrow 10 inc Oh'o
Yesterday the liberals felt rather biue over III. ~
pro,rcts, as the returns did not apPc"F " 49,
tbc,r rose -colorcd view OF the situation. ihu "e
,n =, dc,n,ndeney prevailed over the outlook rs II
~ ma
reduced by the county returns. Inc Lpc,"r'
course did not give up hope Of having majority ou'
the figures showed that they we're not niihiis '''
eNIrctcd gains In the counties.
A, moon today when further results OF yester
DAYS elections were at hand. the faccs OF th'Se WI"
were gathered at the National Liberal Ciup s"om'u
,h.t N n certain extent the counties were "neci'"s
', it,, A, that time returns had been received
,ron .cbtrcn county districts and they showed ''.
| tho Liberals had elected their Candidates III Ne "
them TINT had formerly been carried by inc
Tb, result OF the election In the southeast pNS'o"
~ Durham caused the Liberals great Joy. iiec NV
tib.raLI nionist majority OF 1886. amounting 10 '"'
80 w,s v,ncd out and tile candidate OF That party
us showed under majority OF 4,o1O. gam vi
5000 votes In this district was taken 70 ausur wen
for the other celebrates, and the auSury P'o'eu
ruc one Almost Immediately af onward II was "l-
nounced that Liberal had ousted conservative III
,no Ioucbborouch Division OF Lelcestcrshire Here
]
the last Parliament, had been defeated by Mr fcr'
gusson By a majority Of 1913. This was Lloef"i
gain OF $40. -.
Then followed the reading OF the returns from the
south Division OF NorthamItonshire These showed
that Mr. Guthrie, the Liberal candidate, wouu No'c
with his party In the next Parliament ne n"u w
f.ated his Conservative opponent By fortyeisht votes.
The ma iDrty was small, but IL WIS h'oo'"' Gum -
375 and this was cheering news
Mr. Walter Hume Long Parliamentary secretary o'
tbe Local Government Board stod In the 'ohSer'auNo
Interest In the Dcvi1,s Division OF Wlemse. Inc
Local Government Board Is 10 use slang eNPifSoi'
" I'm hard luck c. I. Richie, president OF me h1,l.u
failed OF election In the St Georges IN -tht last p
lam of the Tower Hamlet< metropolitan dii,I1ct and
now the parliamentary secretary OF the Board has bce
} defeated The Liberal candidate who stood against
him oyerramo majority OF l.i"6 and was rcu'"r
| by "A ma tOriiy OF 1854 gain OF SUI ,o r,,,
- The next Liberal gain was In the blgglcswaue Nv
sion OF Bedford >hire whore the Liberal monit can
didnc ViScOunt Barring. was defeated by oh votes
| which was Liberal gain OF LOU.