The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-18


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With the new polls the Unionsts gained
fourteen seats. while the Liberals did nog
gain single seat. their majorities again
being generally reduced.
The Liberals were almost wiped out in
London. out of fifteen contests in tho
metropolis they lost six seats The re-
turns fruYa London are now complete ex.
cept Nandsworth. which will be declared
tomorrow. out of sixty-two members froru
the metropolis fifty-three are r1nionista
and eight Liberals. The Conservative ma.
toritios have been heavy. The total Com
servative gains We're fifty-four. against
ten for the Liberals.
The Conservatives. have majority OF
60 in the new house OF commons.
The most exciting contest Of the day
was at West Leeds where Hon. Herbert
Gladstone retained his seat by a greatly
reduced majority against Col. North.
Col North. with his family and half a
dozen secretaries. servants, and horses
galore. occupied the principal hotel and
conducted a clever campaign. He pointed
particularly to the humble cottage where
he born.
London. July 1.-THE greatest excite
ment prevailed in the south division oe
Lancashire. where Hon. George Curzou
sitting candidate and Conservative. con-
tested his seat against Sir Herbert Nay
lor-Leland. the Liberal candidate. The
two candidates. accompanied by thesF
wives. drove about rallying their forces
and great squads of men and women bis
cyclists We're wearing fAe favors OF thu
rival politicians. Curzon VAS elected.
Others elected today are: sidney G.
Buxton. Right Hon James Lowther.
Right Hon. Sir George o. Treveiyan and
Mr.. Gerald Balfour.
London, July 1.-THE following addi.
tional returns have been received from
contested districts.
Edinburgh. East division-R. Wallace
Lioeral. defeated n. Younger. rnionlst.
Edinburgh. South division--R. Cox,
Conservative. defeated Fl. IL. Paul, Lib
eral.
Shields. South division-w. S. Robston.
Radical. defeated II. Wainwright. Con-
servative.
Waterford City-Jobn f. Redmond.
Parnellte. defeated Farrell. anti-Par.
nellite. by majority of $50
Dublin University-Kenney. Liberal. de-
feated Right Hon. David r. Piunkett,
Conservative.
Kilkenny-o'Brien, Parnellite, defeat-
ed Farrell. anti-Parneliite. by a majority
OF II.
Cork city-wiiiam o'Brien. s-ti-Par-
nellite. defeated Morris Heaiy. Parneli-
ite, by majority OF 200.
Merth Tidal. wales-M. c. Thomas. LIB
eral defeated W. q. Morgan. Liberal.
and n. c. Lewis. Conservative.
Galway City,. Pinkerton. anti-Parntl-
lite defeated T.. Leamy. Parnellite.
The following members of the house of
commons have been elected without op-
position, ia addition to those already re-
corded:
Cork-Southesst division--Andrew Col.
lis anti-Parnellite.
Cork. East divisional ]. Dolan, anti.
Parnellite.
Sussex. Middle division-Sir Henry
Fletcher Bart, Conservative
Buckinghamshire. Ayleshury division.
Ferdinand James de Rothschild. Unlonist-
Lancashire. Rossendale dtyis!on--Joseph
H. Madden Liberal.
MAYO, West division-Robert Ambrose,
anti-parnellite.
worcestershire. Middle divsion--Rich-
ard r. Martin, Unionist.
westmeath. North divisiop--James Tut.
anti -ParnellHe.
Gloucestershire. Forest OF Dean division
Right Hon. Charles Dixie. Radical.
Antrim. East dlvision--Iames NJ Nc
Calmont. Conservative.
Tipperary, North division-Patrick J.
o'Brien antl-Parneflite,
Kerry South diyision-Dennis Kilbride.
anti-Parne!lite.
Queens county. LEX diviglon-Marc An
tony Mcdonald, anti-Parnelhte.
Isettrirn, North divislon-Patrick Nc
Hugh anti-Parneliite.
wexford county. South divfson-Petes
F. French anti-Parnellite.
Stanordshire. Burton division-Sydney
Euershidc. Liberal.
wickslow, West division-Jaures O'con-
nor, anti-Parneliite.
Dorset. North division-John X D.
wingfleld Digby. Conservative.
Limerick, West division--M. Austin. an
ti-Parneliite.
Kent. South division--Arthur Griffith
Boscawen. Unionist
Cir William Vernon Harcourt. speaktnS
AZ Abercasrne today, said he accepted the
honor OF contesfing West Monmouth in
the cause Of temperance. He added that
he was firm Liberal. and would stick 70
the grand old man." even IL every ons
else deserted him.