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Show WORKERS SENT TO PARLIAMENT' English Voters Choose Laboring Men1 to Make Laws. A cotton spinner hns captured Sir 'james Fergusson's sent in Munches-1 ter; a millhand has beaten Sir Erncsti Flower In Dradford; printers havo! headed the poll nt Norwich, Rurnloy,' Manchester nnd Deptford; a navvyj who was onco employed In excavations excava-tions for tho Mnnchcster ship canal, is member for Stoko-on-Trent; a railway guard has a majority of over 7,000 at Nowcastle-on-Tyno, where Mr. Morloyi once suffered defeat. An obscuro collier col-lier has distanced a mineowner; a cotton cot-ton opcratlvo has vanquished Lord Goschen's son nt Rolton; a stonemason's stonema-son's son and a warehouse clerk have each won by 7,500 votes at Leicester over Sir John Rolleston; a laster In a iboot factory has carried a Wolverhampton Wolver-hampton seat against Sir Alfred Hickman; Hick-man; miners havo been victorious ntl iMorpcth nnd in Glamorganshire; a.' furniture mnkcr who had begun life In, , mineral wnter factory triumphs at .Leeds, and men who hnvo been can penters, shipwrights, stcelsmelters, sailors, engineers, mechanics, pltmon And even nowsboys are sent to parliament par-liament In place of unlvorslty mon,i baronets with largo estates, shipowners, shipown-ers, manufacturers, bnnkora nnd tho .sons at carls. Now York Tribuno Cathie. |