St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-19
RosEBERYys CHIEF sECRETA-
RY FOR IRELAND VAN
QUISHED.
A DOUBLE TORY TRIUMPH.
THE DISTINGUISHED LIBERAL
ASKS THAT HE BE NOT FOR
GOTTEN.
CURZoN WINS IN SOUTHPORT.
Col. North Defeated by Herbert
GIadstone-A Great Tory
Majority.

LONDON, July 1S.-It is estimated
this evening that the Conservative
majority in the next house Of COM
mons will number from $50 to 175.
At 10 o'clock tonight the result of
the elections was as follows: Con-
servatives, 25S; Unionists. Al; total,
305. Liberals, 70; McCarthyites, 81;
Parnellites, 8; labor, 2; total. 13S.
The Liberals received the news of
another serious defeat today when
it was announced that Mr.. John Nor
ley, who was chief secretary for
Ireland under the Rosebery govern
ment, had been defeated at Newcas-
tle-on-Tyne, where both the Conserv-
ative candidates We're successful
The result of the election was as
follows: c. F. Hammond, Conserva-
tive, 12,SS3; W. D. Cruddar. Conserv-
ative, 12.170; John Morley, Liberal,
1882; J. Craig, Liberal, u,154: E.
Hammill. Labor. 1902 At the cleo
ton of 1892 there was only one Con-
seryative candidate, opposed TO TWO
Liberals, and the total Conservative
vote then was 1892, TO 1886 polIed
! during the election Just ended. a
gain of II, $50 votes for the Con-
servatives. Mr.. Morley in 1892 polIed
1906 votes, and when he was re-
elected in the same year, on taking
office as chief secretary for Ireland.
he pelled 1888 votes. consequently
he received !, 126 votes less yesterday
than he did when reelected in 1892.
The defeat of Mr. Morley caused a
great sensation. throughout Great
Britain After the result of the cleo
ton was announced Mr. Morley. in
| a speech at Newcastle. said: This
| is one of the most tremendous bat
ties ever fought in any British con-
| stituency, and I greatly regret that
we have been defeated. But we
! have before shown that we know
| how to bear triumph with modera-
! ton. and I hope we shall show that
! We know how to bear defeat with
! cheerful courage" (Cheers.) He ex-
/ pressed a hope that the electors
/ would keep a kind place in their
hearts for their former members. At
! the conclusion of his remarks. Mr..
| Morley paid a tribute TO the fairness
Of his opponents in the contest and
thanked his supporters for their ef-
forts.
CURZON WINS. NORTH LOSES.
! The close of the polls last night
/ in Southport showed Ri. Hon.
George n. CUrzon, Conservative,
| 5,173; Sir H. s. Naylor Leyland, Lib
eral, 1859. The election of Herbert
Gladstone is announced. the figures
being: Col. North. Conservative,
| 6,21S; Rt. Hon. H. j. Gladstone, Lib
eral, sitting member, 6,314. The fol-
! lowing candidates were returned to-
day without opposition: Sussex.
/ Rye division, Arthur NJ. Brookheld.
i Conservative; Renfrewshire. East
division, H. NJ. Shaw-Stewart. Con-
servattve; Waterford, East division.
H j. Power, anti-Parnellite; Kerry,
! South division, Dennis Kilbride.
anti-Parnellite; Kerry, South dfvfs-
I ion, Dennis Kilbride. anti-ParneIIite:
! Cork, Northeast division, William
| Abraham, anti-Parnellite; GIamor-
Nganshire, Rhondda- Valley division.
William Abraham, Liberal; Berk-
shire. Nottingham division. Sir
George Russell, bart, Conservative:
Donegal. West division, Timothy D.
! Sullivan, anti-Parnellite: Cork.
! North division, James c. Finn. anti
Parnellite; Galway, East division,
John Roche, anti-Parnellite.