New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28

seph Arch GlberaD. the noted leader Of the agri-
cultural lahorers He reelected In the
Northwest Division Of Norfolk
HARRY MCALMONTs SUCCESS
Sir George Newnes. the owner Of several popu-
lar publications. including "Tidbits" and The
Westminster Gazette" who has sat in the House
Of Commons for the Newmarket Division Of Cam
bridgeshirc since 1855 as a Liberal. has been un-
seated by the sporting millionaire Harry Mccall
mont who IL part owner Of the new yacht Naiky-
rio III The Westminster Gazette" which II re-
garded as the mouthplece Of the Anti-GamblnS
League o, course supported Newnes ardently
while the Sporting League. through speakers ana
aritators. worked equally hard for McCalinont
The election If Sir Haveock Allan in the South
east Durham Division and that II Walter Morri-
son In the Skipton Division OF Yorkshire are
Tnlonist gains and the return q Mr. McCalmoht
FOR the Newmarket Division Of Cambridseshlre Is
a Conservative gain. ,,
The defeat OF Colonel j. /. Nolan. the farneIh'e
candidate I'm tn. North Division Of Galway, was
unexpected. and is widely regretted. lie was per
sonally popular and has been a M'jhO'' % ''o
House % Commons since lN''
YESTERDAYS RETURNS.
The following returns were received to-day:
wiltshire pevi4c. pylsonA F Goalags &, CON n
, ..r ~ =. by IL, m4iori,y
cameridse.hlre Ne"marE.t Dy.,oH ~ ~, q a.
eraN. 1s7 In the last election Newnes had a ma
u.ibera6' ss.7. r cope conservative. '~'. Nc
er iGcSi"' .ss. Fafrsr dScra9 s'S' The
Lesr.i najr IN the a,, ers'pr Tf' Arch db
crab III. l. Tirhc conservative. 500 Arch'S
' sSmrfaei T. Wei. Division Jore Wonscrya-
,lvci ts,s - Moricc d.bcraD. $50 In 1892 the
c2e'erssys NATIVITY 4Tl.o1 SA' 8 ' r u,,ren
d.iseraD. 40. Colonel wh.ieTrompson g, n'onl'p'
go corr~a i' Iaances;oa byisor T owen dASeraD.
a.ss' + Wi'ls O'nionsu. 2s7s. The LIBERAL ma
' E.seH sarron. Walden Division Nj Gold d.h,
crab 3ss G. ". Gray Colseryaiiv"l' "o'A III
III a 'if Srr1 f. iIaiOne deera2 2I'
The Master Of poiwar'h WonservA'iVe' -'''' Inc
Fermaaash s2a;9 6iySion Mr. Jaraan 10 Ton lon.
ansu. 27s2. Sir y Brooks Nonseryativ"l' zN' inc
Nationalist majority IN 1892 wa 5-i. ..,,,.,
Meath. Norh Division G'easy C(N,auo2s'is Is.
Y,orkshre Iiaekrose Division ANU: Hol asG
d.lberaD 500. Clarence Con 'conservaiV"l. S''''
YorKshrc 0ssoiicSos, Division Sir John Austin
aa issTH majority s5p in iSss was $50
ciacknlannai and kin.ossJ r. Ha,9gr niinrr%p
majority in lssg was i.sls , 80,
Tyrone Mitds 4 Snpst eeq In
iSe2 the Nn,ionlns, majoT,,y w9 80, 20, ,,-,. v,,,r
Ross and crOmarty-G Weir Liberal ".-'- MAJOR
jackson u.lbcral-l nlon.sO. 2,ta9 III
Durham. South East pyison,S'r Il Haveoek
Allan Il 'nonisD 1918. j. Richarison niberaD. o.~A
Richardson's majority In 1892 was iGi
Flntshire-Sanuel smith uiherlp, 1876. Colonel
Howard tCOnserNatvci. 80 smith majority III
the last election was lf2
Norihumbe-lanl Hcxam Division w. G H. Beau
mont GAberaD. 4.i.s G. T.. Hunter 0onrerva;ive)
icn In 1892 the Liberal majority VAS 46
Invcrnessshve T. Balm" tCons'rvltvc). 29'l: Mr
Kennedy I.ihcraD. 1891 In the last election a by
.loction-falie Was elected 10y $50 majority.
Galway North Division Mr. kn'ri. 'Naton1l-
lsD $50. Colonel j. T. Nolan Parn elit"). 2p25. In
1892 Nolan returned by majority Of $50.
CONSERVATIVES WANT MORE OFFICES.
It is lucky for the Libera-Unonists that the
Ministry formed before the Conservatives
had an idea that they would appear in the
House with majority great enough to defy
secession on the part Of the Liberal-t nionists
or a coalition OF all the parties Already inlu-
entail Conservatives are urging the leaders OF
the party 10 reconstruct the Government. giving
/ 49,. Hon,