The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-16


ysves Trey include boroagfs Of every
kind. an1 arc In all parts of the country.
Two OF the men best known in America
whose elections have been announced. are
Henry NJ. stanley. the African explorer,
and John Burns the labor leader who
visited the United States last winter. An
other labor leader. J. Keir Harlis. who
has heen noted for his eccentric attire and
manners in the house. loses his seat. The
four Conservative candidates for the four
divisions OF Antrim, in Ireland. were re-
turned
The following have also been returned
uuoaposea:
West Meath division-Mr Donald SuIi-
van, Aatl~Parne elite
Hampshire, New Forest division-Hon.
]. X. Scott Montague. Unionist.
West Andoyer division-W. B. Beach.
Unionist
Suffolk. South or Sudberry division-w.
c. Qaiiier. Unionis'
Yorkshire. west Riding Barston Ash
division--Col. Robert Gunter. Unionist.
In Hereford. ". r. c. Cook. Conserva-
tive, received I,ses votes and Sir Z. II.
Pearce- Edium l.55S.
Warri ngt orr. Pisrpont Conservative
4.0o; Scott. LIBERAL. S.s2s.
BoStoa-W. A. Gartit. Conservative.
leS' Sir w ]. Ingram. sitting member,
1.2S7.
Wigan-Sir G. 5. Powell. Conservative.
S,949. T. Aspinwall Labor, S.07o.
Bury, Lancashire-J. kenyoun. Conser-
valve. S.SS0: j. +. Cheatham. S,21S
Kings Lynn--P. G. Bowles, Conserva.
tive member, sitting. 1885; H. Beau
mont, 1875.
Peterborough-R. Purvis. Liberal, s,s59;
n. c. Morton. Home Ruler. 2.0l7.
Rochester-Viscount Craneborne, Con-
servative. sitting member. -; G. Grsn-
fell 1.s73.
CoTydon-c. T. Ritchie, Conservative,
president OF the Board OF Trade. 6.si5:
c. Hutchinsop, 4.647.
Ponteract--J. F. Hope. Conservative.
LIS: It. W. Nussy, Liberal. sitting men,
Der. I,2i5.
dtngtons Conservatives, sitting members,
s,l5S and also. respectively: T. F. Rit-
zenfa. s $40
Lambeth. Brixton division-Marouis of
Carmarthen, Conservative, sitting msrn-
Der, i.ise: Head. Liberal 2. 19e,
Padiin gton--4North, j. Atrd, Conserva-
tive. sitting member. 2.se4: NJ. p. Jobatly.
l.32
Bristol-East, SIR VIII II. Willis. Lib
eral. sitting member. i.122: Hobson, LIB
eral. 1874.
Read.ng-C T. Murdock Conservative.
i21s: @. W. Palmer, Liberal. sitting men,
Der. 3.a27.
eral-Unionist. 4.024; Right Hon. j. G.
Shaw-Lefevre, sitting, Liberal. 3.aSS.
Tynemouth-R. 8. Donkin. Conserva-
tive, sitting member. 3.lss: +. ID. Blake,
2a59
Bath-Col. w. C. Murray, Conserva-
tive. sitting member. 1855: e. r. Wood
house, Liberal-Un1onist. sitting member.
S35s; Sir William Conway, liberal. 2,si,:
j. NJ Fullerman, Labor. 2.S65.
Carnbrsige-R. p. Fitzgerald, Conserva-
tive. sitting member s.s74 A. J. David.
aaa0
Battersea-C. r. Smith. Conservative.
456S: John Burns. sitting member 5ofe.
Hastings-W. l.. Shadewesl, Conserva-
tive, 3. POS: G.nse 2. $50.
Durham-Hon. A. r. Elliott, Lberal-
Unionist. LILO; NJ. Fowler. Liberal. LII.
Objection was raised.
Lambeth. North-H. VI. Stanley. Liberal
ITrsiontst 2q7s: C. r. Trevelyan. 2471X
Bradford. Ea.st-H. 3. Reed, Conserva-
tive, 5,s43: w S. Caine. Radtcai. s.1sa.
RocheiaEe-C. VI. Eyde. Conservative,
isT1; w L. Bright. Liberal. 4.y5o: q.
Barnes, Labor. I,25l
Isangton. west-G. Barham. Lberai-
Uniomst, 1900: T Isough. liberal $500
Islington. South--Sir a. X. Rollit. Con-
servative 1883; DR.. II. Hart. e.24a.
Bradford. Wes.-E. r. Flower. Conser~
vative, 3eig: T. c. Hodsfal Liberal. 3.27f;
B. TilIot. Labor. 2. 26s.
worseter-Hon. G. Halsop, Conservative,
1850: Hinnock. Liberal, 2.23s.
Huddersaeld-Sir J. Crossland Conser-
vative. $3.50: Sir ]. B. woodhouse, Lib
eral, 6,T5: r. Smart. Labor. 1884.
Preston-Right Hon. W Hanbury. Con-
servative, ss2s; W. E. Tomlinson. Conser-
vative, 5.622: ]. Tattersall Labor. 4.7sf.
Bristol, West-Sir NJ. Hicks Beach. Con-
servative. sitting member. s.sl5; Lawless.
Liberal. 1.s42.
The labor candidates at Saturdays
electfous having no hope of their sue
cess, cost the Liberals their seats. In re-
rurn. 3t is likely that kefr Hariie. the
labor champion in the house VIII be de-
feated by the abstentation or the active
hostility OF the Irish voters IN his con-
stituency.
In ireland the situation is depsorshle.
or COURSE there was the Richmond split
TO begin with and now Timothy Healy
has ga atafly divided the NcCarthyifa
PARTY The really patriotic Irish leaders
today are hopeless. Sexton. the ablest of
them. certainly VIII retire In disgust.
Redmond, owing TO Healyfs recent at
tacks IN his own associates, is likely TO
capture two seats in Cork next Wesines-
day.
DAILY. who was elected In Limerick the
other day, Is in Portland prison for dy-
no mite outrages. and he Will be denied
seat.
JOhn Parnet Is the hesthoiAi3ts c3n6i-
date in Meath. At a meeting OF his Me-
Carthyfte opponents an old letter con-
cernfnr him from his brother. Charles
Stewart Parnen. was read by a priest.
II was written IN iSSS. and began as fol-
lows: II cannot recommend my brother
John as a candidate for County Carlow
a. any other Irish constituency, as I do
not think ne would make a suitable rep
reseutative."
II is a Kilkenny fight an around. II has
helped put the Tories in power again for
an Indefinite period, and Ireland VIA con-
tfn1ie to be sacrificed TO private hatred
and ambitions