The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-10
THE TORIES BEATEN.
Liberals Figure a Gladstone
Majority of Nearly so.
STILL RiOTING IN IRELAND.
Queen Victoria Mortified Over Her Son.
in-Law's Defeat-The Triple Alii-
ance Depends on the Result.

LONDON. July 9-The National Liberal
forecast based upon the present known
gains gives Gladstone majority of forty
six, including the Irish vote. AT mid
night tonight the total returns received
show the election of ls3 Conservatives, 153
Liberals. % Liberal Z nionists, % anti
Parnellites, 4 Parnellites and Laborists.
The Liberals gain fifty-one seats and the
Unionists twenty-five.
Party feeling in Dublin run. high. The
police have been warned Of an intended
attack upon the houses of anti-Parnellite
leaders, and are guarding the residences of
John Dillon, Timothy Healy and William
O'Brien. Despite this vigilance, however,
the rioters succeeded in smashing the
front windows in billions house. In a
number of districts efiigies of HeaIy were
burned. The American delegates have re-
ceved communication from Justin Nc
Carthy making arrangements for meet
ing in London to discuss peace proposals.
Large crowds have been gathered about
the bulletin boards of the various news
papers since early morning, waiting for
the hosting Of the results of the election.
The crowds are evidently of Liberal ten
denotes 4 mild feeling of dependency pre-
stones majority will be greatly reduced
By the county returns. Returns received
from eighteen county districts show that
the Liberals have elected candidates in
five formerly carried by Unionists
Among the more prominent candidates
whose election is announced today is
Right Hon. Sir Richard Webster, attorney
general. The worst disaster that has be-
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William Murphy.
Vanity Far says the queen is much
vexed at the defeat of the Marquis of
Lorne, the husband of Princess Louise,
who stood as a Liberal Unionist in the
central division of Bradford. where he was
defeated by Shaw Lefevre, Liberal candi-
date.
BERLIN, July 9.-The prospect that Glad
stone will be unable to secure a fair work
ing majority gives great satisfaction in
official circles here. Gladstone becoming
fairly seated would imply the probable re-
versal of the entente effected with Italy
bA Lord Salisbury, and would have an i'm
mediate influence upon the impending
Italian elections, for a majority of the
members of the Italian chamber of depu-
ties would incline to abandonment of the
drelbund.
DUBLIN, July 9.-The defeat of ]. J.
O'Kelly has surprised the Parnellites.
Disorder due to the elections has taken
place in Armagh, many houses occupied
by Catholics being attacked, windows
smashed and other damage done Several
Protestant bands. followed by excited
crowds, paraded through the streets. A
number of conflicts took place between the
paraders and a body of Catholics. during
which both sides INDUCED in stone-throw-
ing. Some of the combatants were in
jured and the fighting waxed fast until
the police appeared on the scene. A num-
Der of arrests were made.
LIMERICK, July D. Rioters today
smashed all the windows in the house OF
O'Keefe and other anti-Parnellite leaders.
Several were arrested.