The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-21
Net Unionist gain.

Total 15s
Net Unionist gain........-............... 81
The Liberal victory at Litchfield is al
tributed 10 the intervention OF young
SIR Robert Peel, who made many speeches
in favor OF home rule and strongly &C.
nounced the Conservatives. Ii is UNDER
stood that Sir Robert will soon stand Tor
parliament in the Liberal interest.
Additional returns from contested DIS
tricts have been received showing the
election OF the following:
Derbyborough-W. T. Howell. Conser-
vative-
Northamptonshire, South division-Hon.
II. Z. Douglass-Pennant. Conservative.
Cumberland, West division-Hon- Dun
combe Conservative.
Derbyshire. Ilkeston division-Str B. w.
Foster, liberal.
Sussex, Grinstead divis.on-G. Goschen.
Conservative.
Lincolnshire, Grigg division-H. J. Reck-
itt, Liberal
Observation-Disclosures ]. Stewart. Con-
servative.
Anglesey-Griffth. Liberal.
Durham, Northwest divisional. Whor-
ley Jones, Liberal.
Roxburghshire-The Earl Of Dalkeith.
Conservative.
Lancashire, Ormskirk division-Right
Hon. A. B. Forwood. Conservative.
Devonshire. Barnsted division-Sir W. C.
Gull, Conservative.
Bedfordshire. North division-Lord A.
Compton, Unionist.
westmoreland. West division-Sir ]. Sa-
worry, Conservative.
Yorkshire NorA Riding, Cleveland d.
vision-H. E. Pease, Liberal.
Huntingshire. Ramsey division-Hon. A.
e. Fellows, Conservative.
Leicestershire, Middle division--J. Il.
Johnson-Ferguson. Liberal.
Aberdeenshire. West division-R. 7. Bu-
chanan, Liberal.
Buckinghamshire, North diyision-W.
W. Carills, Conservative.
Somerset--H. II. Hobhouse, Unionist.
Montgomery shire--M. c. Humphreys.
liberal.
Hampshire. Isle of Wight division-Sir
r. f. Webster Q. c., Conservative.
Oxfordshire, Woodstock division-G. II.
Morrell, Conservative.
Merionetshire-T. E. Ellis Liberal.
Dublin. South div ision-Hon. III. Plum
kett, Conservative.
Berkshire, Abingdon divisional. X.
Lloyd, @. c., Conservative.
Essex. Southeast division-Maj. c. L.
Rasch. Conservative.
Lancashire, Lancaster divtsaon-Col.
Foster, Conservative.
Ctloucestershire, East diviSion-Hon. B.
Bathurst, Conservative.
Shropshire, West division-F. Leighton,
Conservative.
I.inlithgowshire-.A. IRE. Liberal.
4Ayrburgh--C. Fl. Orr. Conservative.
Mon Afghan, North division - Westerns,
Unionist.
C5lamorgans shire. South division - Maj.
". II. Wyndham. Conservative.
PembrokeshireLW. r. Davis Liberal.
Sligo, South d.vision--T. Curran, anti
parnsliite.
Clare, East diviston-w. Redmond, Par
nellite.
Carmarthenshire, West division-J. l..
Morgan. Liberal.
The following have been elected without
opposition:
Down, North dlvision-Thomas Waring,
Conservative and Imperialist.
Tipperary. Middle division-James n.
Hogan, anti-Parnellite.
Cork, West division-Gilhooly. McCar.
thyite.
Cork, South division-E. w. Barry. an
u-Parnellte.
Antrim. North division-McCalmer,C Con-
sentative.
II further evidence was needed of the
brutality OF English nrcf5s on election
days, Il was furnished in the Eastern Nor
folk district where II. Rider Haggard,
the novelist. was the Conservative cand!-
a four-horse drag. and was repeatedly
pelted with mud and stones. Near Lad
nam. Miss Hartcup, a member OF Hag-
gard party, was cut on the head by a
flying missile. At Stalham the party was
obliged to take refuge in a hotel, which
was besieged by mob. Police were dis
patched from North Walsham, Norwich
and Yarmouth at o clock this morning.
The mob. which numbered about 500 per-
sens. fed when the police appeared. Hag-
gard returned TO North Walsham. escort
ed by MOUNTED police. Miss Hartcup. how
ever, was too Ill TO be moved. Upon ar
irving at Walsham Haggard made a
speech, n which he said that in all his
travels he had not seen such dastardly
conduct. Haggard was defeated the vote
standing: r. j. price. Liberal. sitting
member. 4.eos; II. Rider diaggard. Conserv-
alive. 4.4os: Liberal majority. 1sS. a loss
OF 2i2 since the previous election.
The many American politicians here are
deeply interested and surprised at the Eng
lish elections and have been astOn!shed at
seeing the laborers driven to the polls in
elegant equipages. with coachmcn and
footmen in hveries and they have been
amazed at the brutality displayed by The
English crowds at different places.
For instance. as Lord and Lady Mount
more were entering their carriage at thu
Mile End road after the declaration OF the
poll. a man rushed forward. calling out:
shes the one that done it," and struck
Lady Mountrnore in the face with his fist,
knocking her down. So great was the
force Of the blow that her ladyship re
manned unconscious for some time.
No one seems TO understand the situation
more than Afr NcKelway. editor of the
Brooklyn Eagse. who recently wrote a let
ter 70 the Times on the subject the SUBJ
stance Of which was cabled 70 the Asso-
clated Press at the time. In an interview
today Mr. Mcke,way sad: The new par
lament VII have clear Tory majority
over all groups including the LIBERAL = %
ionists The things voted down and cut
here are sumptaary theories Of trade
union politics and socialisttc experimental
ton. The things postponed from present
consideration are home rule. Tho Cisest al
Nshrnent % the English church and the
abolition Of the house Of lords. The mat
teYs brought 10 the front are reform in the
POOR laws a pclcy Of Iargeness rather than
thin Iocai liberty for Ireland. vigorous
colonial development and eventually BIZ
rnetall5syn. the lstteT. however in favo- az
,he internal use OF silver on IT'S value III
gold"
The leaders ~ the successful parties
have assured Mr. Mckeiway that 10
change need he expected IN the unaffected
friendship a. Great Britain toward the
government and people % the United
states. especially as the latter. q Is added.
has ceased 20 be tire recruiting ground for
any Political party in Great Britain.
Tha Times publishes a long letter ex-
planning the defeat OF Mr. Richard Ever
ett. WHO haS represented Southeast SUI
fox IN the Liberal interest for several
yeas n parliament Mr.. Everett, Is znu.a
interested IN ire United States. as IL was
re Rao introduced the hiu 20 have Great
Britain appoint delegates 70 a e0o1etary