The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-20
STILL MORE M. P'S.
british Brutality i'm Evidence-RideH
Haggard Mobbed.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

LONDON. July 20. 1884 mob com-
posed of political opponents of the nov-
| elist Rider Haggard. the Conservative
candidate for East Norfolk. proceeded to-
the hotel in the village of Stalham,
where Mr. Haggard was conducting his
campaign. last evening. and surro-nded
the house. Their attitude became 50
threatening that additional police were
summoned. and at midnight it required
| a hundred of them, with drawn cutlasses
| to conduct Mr.. Haggard and his party
safely to a more friendly district. Fol-
lowing are todays returns in the Par-
| liamentary elections
CONTESTED.
Hon. Ailwyn Fellows, Conservative.
SOP: H Holdmann. Liberal, 2.o63. In
Aberdeenshire. West Division-D. Far
quharson. Liberal 4,1S7; Sir. A. Grant.
| Unionist. 3,967. Farquharson's majority
Leicestershire. Longborough Division--
E. johnson Ferguson. Liberal, 4, 1872; R.
L. Tooth. Conservative. 4, 366. Mr.. Johns
Denbigh District-w. T. Howell: Cons
1892 the Conservative majority was sS,
Northamptonshire. South Division-E.
Is. D. Pennat. Conservative. 4,553; %, 2.
Guthrie Liberal. 1924. The liberal ma
tority in 1892 was 40.
Anglesey-E. ]. Griffith, Liberal. 42e4,
j. r. Roberts. Conservative. S.lsI The
Observation-Disclosures iraa M. ]. Stewart.
conservative. 2664i J. A. Duncan, Ii Lib
eral. 2, ,494; The Conservative majority
RecRett. ecshaeH.i2e Liberal. 48ss; j. NJ. aichard-
Confeevatlneei acaneidate O was elected By
SUSSEX inadSS''s. East Grinstsaa, Division G.
jority was 1888
Derbyshire, Ilkeston Diyyisiong, Sir W. W.
garten, Conservative. 5.25i In 1892 the
Liberal majority was 1,7SS.
Cumberland. Egremont Division. Il y,
Duncombe, Conservative, 3,717: David
Ainsworth was elected by Al majority;
Bedfordshire' Biggleswaa4dei a4nion,s 9iVislaas saas
q. W; E: Russell; Liberal, 6,S76. liberal
ma1orty IA Northwest lSsr Division. Atherey
Jones. liberal 5,42S: Mr.. Joicey Conser-
vative. $500. Mr.. Jones majority in 1899
wss oxfordshire. 1TSIs Woodstock Division, C H.
Morrell, Conservative, 1863: G. R. Ben
son, Liberal: .s.74O. The Liberal majority
~ Hsmpshire. lam M isle of Wight Division. Sir
Richard Webster. Conservative, 5,S09; Hon.
A. .Wodehou.ssees Liberal' 5.S6S. Weosters
w. w. Carlisle, Conservative, 1856: H. s.;
Leon, Liberal, 1850. In 1892 the Liberat
Dublin County, South Division, H.
| Pluket. Conservative, 4,SS9; H. Burke.
Parneliite. 2.s4. In 1892 Plunket's majority
~fs Devonshire, zt1shi Barnstaple, Divisioln21-sir
Liberal, ASH, The Liberals had l47 MAJ
Lancashire. Ormskirk Diyision-A.. b
| Forwood, Conservative, 4,7sO; Mr.. sto-
ner, Liberal, 1855. In 1892 the Conserva-
tive majority was 2,5l7.
Roxburghshire-The Earl Of Dalkeith,
Conservative 1929; Hon. NJ: Napier, Lbs
eral, 2,S6s. Napier was elected In lssz
Liniithgowshire-A. Ure, Liberal, $780,
Captain Il Hope, Conservative, S,153-
Hope was elected in 1892 b, lsl majority.
5.i9s; G. T. j. owen, Conservative. 2.2s2s
Ellis majority in 1892 was s,29s.
Sussex. Southeast Diyision-MaJon
Rasch, Conservative, 5460; D. NJ Wat{
son, Liberal, $3.50. Major Rasch's ma<
iorty in 1892 was 542.
Lancashire, Lancaster Division-Cok
Foster, Conservative. -5,02S; L. S. Leadam.
Liberal, 1894. The Liberal majority in
i0'- JNOPPoSED.
County Bown. North Division-Colonet
T. Waring, Conservative.
County Cork, South Division-Edward
Barry, Nationalist.
the results up to five O'Clock as follows:-e
Unionsts.- oS
Liberals. -.......-- .ss %
McCarthylteS 4S
HdrnelllteS.- .....