The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-26
PARNELLITE TRIUMPH.
James j. OK ely Once More a
Victor in Roseommon
English Elections.
By Cable to the United Press.


of today's election returns is the re-
election for Roscommon, Ireland, North
Division, of Mr.. James j. O'Kelly, Par
nelite. by s,17S votes over Condor. Ma
tionalist, 2,539. In the last election the
Nationalist candidate, was returned by
So majority
Mr.. OKelly, who sat in previous Par
laments is journalist and was at one
time a member of the staff of the New
York Herald" He was one of the cor
respondents who made the famous visit
TO the rebel forces under CessIes and
Agramonte in 1878. He also made an
expedition to Egypt in search of O'Dono-
van, the correspondent who was killed
or captured by the Mahdi's, hordes.
Mr. OKelly was candidate for re-
election in 1892, but was defeated by the
by the narrow majority of 81 votes in a
total poll of GAS.
Following are the election returns re-
ceived todary:-
Bedfordshire. Luton Diyision-T; G.
Unionist, $40. In the. last election the
Liberal majority was 1,019.
Cumberland. Eskdale pivissionI15R a a.
Gnionist. 1lli5a s5sS. Allison's majority in 1892
Lincolnshire spaldiInag ,Diyisions1.H. F.
Liberal' n1egh' i,274 In 1882 Stewart was re
turned by 326 majority.
staffordshire, Leek Diyision-G- ,,,dI BIZ
4,osi. i. - Bill was elected in 1892 by 1863 ma
Lincolnshire Gainsborough Division-E. J.
Bainbrdge, Liberal, 5,O77; lSard1 p Pearson, son
iority in 1892 was 914.
Suffolk. Lowestoft Division-H. S. Fos-
ter Conservative. 5l99; A. Slngto1noaa 1oao I'D LII
eral 1920. Fosters majority III iosA a9
Wiltshire, westbury Diyision-Gaptsi1n Wis t;ai
Chalonor Gonsegyatye, eg7 44s2 vas = returned at
somerset, ON r Prone DiviSionIv5scqnnt !.
Weymouth, Conservative; 5o43; >; -, T.. nar7 II
" 9warWlcEshire Rugby DigIsion-a ii5 aorrjs {;
gednfb era The Llnefd eaat IN Ss2 by 6ss majority
Y. Ioutn. South Dlvision-Dr. Daniel An Am
brose, NATIONALIST, 2oo6; EltZgeralu, ma ar iar.
neIlite, 1,0A. In 1882 Ambrose HiaJoi
Cornwall, Bodmin Diyision-IL4 Leonard a 4
Courtney. Unionist, 4o35; j. Mepoutgaittl ~ taiitl
County Down, South Division-M. Nc
carta jig R9Mao maiority yoh IN
Armagh South Division-E. McHugh
| Nationalist, 3.37S: kavanagh. Conser1wcaac; 1cac
Was Mss 1lss7, i;ssa' Nch'sn iul'0,
Dublin County, North Division. J
| Clancy, Parnellite, 4,520; D. J. wilson n
ioSS Norfolk. Southwest DivisionazT. G
| Hare. Conservative, 1868; R. Winfrey
| Liberal, S,762. Hares majority was $50 IL
G. peo0iS g Morgan, Organ Liberal, 4Sss i. S; J
Raikes conseryatiHs Isss pr s @aort1 alS Morgan @
Liberal, 1902 Unionist majority in the
ioHr Durham. Chester-le4street Division
1T2lnlionist, 4,11s. Joicey had 1855 majority
rhSs far 1893 conservatsiyeas easogsr[DiFsl g 4ibfra
and twelve Parnellites 9aye To mons oona rSl n
fhe rned Sections do shs yestepday the
gained from the iberals 5h9 SGaes t6i fol
he Wes5bry division s6evsat of M1ltshlned and the the
Rrgby Freby division DIVISION Of warwickshires I1he Ehe
Tiheral IJnionists won the seat. for the
Spaldng division of LincolnshlrSs, s, 1Id13l II1Il
| fbe' Liberals and Mr. James j: OkelliX y
Parneiiite. was chosen in. the North oi,
| vision of Roscommon to succeed
| MeCarthyite. 1rnionist pair
| The net CONSERVATIVE iiiotii7s 80
| thus far is Sc. ~,
| Among those chosen Yesterday was tn
Right Hon. Leonard H. Courtney 3o 1oinle fee
| and Deputy Speaker of the House O.
Mr.. James ]. o'Kelly, who, regains tn tn
| seat he lost in 1892, was the late Mr.
| parneil's most intimate political friend
| Only ily twenty-six seats now remain H., t
| be filled In the last Parliament thsSt iS
| arals four Nationalists and two Con
serVatives, lsIai one Unionist and one Parnell
| lite.