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VOL LIY1.-H0. 70. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1808. -COPYRIGHT, 1898, By THE SUN POINTING $& pUPUSfllNG ASSOCIATION PRICE TWO CENTO. Jjfl
ROOSEVELT.
i Carries the State
by 18,000.
Rough Rider Wins in the
Rural Districts,
' BIG TAMMANY VOTE.
Van Wyck Solid iii New
York and Kings.
60,000 IN MANHATTAN.
M Over 11,000 in the Bor
ough of Brooklyn.
TAMMANY GETS HER CONGRESSMEN
Not a Republican to Represent the
Borough of Manhattan.
REPUBLICAN GAINS ELSEWHERE
Voorheea Elected Kepublican Gov-
CONNECTICUT, EBPUBLICAN.
Aid Ntbraika, Too, Gets Into the Ranks
of (he Sound Money Party.
Theodore Roosevelt was eleoted Governor ot
the State of New York yostorday by a plu
rality of not far from 18.000. The voto was
urr heavy throughout the State, nnd the
Ileputllcan victory -was gained. In the
trlety rural districts rathot than in the
lilies. The plurality for Mr. Van Wyck In
Greater New York was not far from 84.000;
but the splondld pluralities given to the
rough rider In tho counties above the
Hirlem River more than made up for
tho heavy Democratic voto below It.
leituros of the election ..were the 00.000
Plurality which tho borough of Manhattan gavo
to Mr. Van Wyck. and the 18.000 plurality
which was rolled up for hlra In the borough of
t Brooklyn. Thore wero Kepublican losses In
the cities of Uochester, Buffalo and Albany, but
otherwise throughout the State there were
handsome Kepublican Balm.
The Legislature romalns republican and will
return a Republican United States Bonatorln
Place of Senator Edward, Murphy. In this city
Tammany elected all her Congressmen by sub
tntlal pluralities.
The elections In the various other States
"Wed Republican victories for State tickets.
Uhe Congress of tho United Stato remains
I Bepubllean hy a strong working majority.
Massachusetts gives Walcott. Republican, for
I Governor, about 85,000 majority. The Demo
I rtu elect three of the thirteen Congressmen.
Connecticut elect a Republican Qoyeruor by
1 ,Ka 'WOO to 20,000. the Leglsloture and the
wrmerabers of Congress.
New Hampshire coos Republican by a re
1 1M. maJC,r'"r "d elects two Republican
"II c"imen.
lMK w Jersey has gone Republican by a plural-
"f lmated at from 5,000 to 10.O0O. electing
, J1" il Voorheea Governor, and. the Repub.
ucu managers assert, the Legislature.
cordInr to the lateat figures the legislature
f iolnt ballot wil) have a plurality ot 17. The
NMt '' PPrently havo eleeted two Con-
M J,,,au-Wllllam D. Daly, a pronounoed
m "ir Pemocrat. carrying Hudson county by ti
M P1"ri11 Umated at from 6,000 to 7.000.
m Pennsjlvanla has gone Republican by an
i I u t' plur"lT of IW.OOO. The Leglsla
m we Republican, and if 111 bo controlled by
iW ""torQuay-, supporters.
fi ,. '' h aone Republican and the Leg.
1 rQ uh ;Ur'lsoI,ePWlcan. ThUwIllglyethat
BiAitTlriltInlled 8Ute, 8enntor,a Place of Ben.
?tf r '""'nowa member of the Paris Peace
Wm Cwnnlilon.
"iBI ""ndtlie, republicans ot UpOpn,
i M'a'' th" Present delegation being a61ldly
-tAtA'nftWn''
Republican. Most of the Congress districts In
the State are close. '
In Virginia tho Democrats gained three Con
gressmen, and possibly four.
In West Virginia tho Republicans bayo prob
ably carried aU the Congress districts. The
Legislature Is Republican, gitlng tha paty a
gain In the Unltod Btatcs Qenato.
Ohio has Inereasod her Republican plurality
over that of last year. ThoNjtate has probably
gone Republican by 00.000. There Is bo
change In the Congress delegation.
The (Democrats ot Kontuoky eleeted nine
Congressmen, 'the Republicans securing one.
with ono doubtful. Tho State went Demo
oratlo by a email plurality on the election ot a
Judge of tho Court of Appeals.
All tho Democratlo nominees to Congress In
Alabama wore ttcettd. Gin. Wheeler' plu
rality Is estimated at 10.000,
Tho Democrats of Texas oarrjei their Stat
tlckot and elected elovon Congressmen. Qov.
Culberson will succeed Bogey Q. Mills as United
States Senator.
In Mississippi, Florida, Oiorgla, Arkansas,
and sevoral other Southern States there was
UtUe Interest In the eleotlon. The Domoprmta
carried tho elections by reduced votes.
Tho Demoorats havo lost seriously In Mis
souri, among their detoatod Congressmen
1elng Bland and Clark. Tho Republicans say
they have carried tho Legislature, and will
elect a suocesior to Untied States Senator
OockreO.
Colorado elects a Fuslonlsfor Governor and
two Sliver Congressmen, f
Bhodo Island reelects tho two Republican
Congressmen. Four ot the five cities elect
Democratlo Mayors.
Returns-from Nebraska show Republican
gains, whloh. If maintained, will give the State
to the Republicans by 10.000. Two Republi
cans, and perhaps four, are elected to Con
gress. The returns from California indicate a Re
publican sweep on the entire Stato tteket; that
Ave ot tho aevon Congressional districts have
gone Republican and that both branches Of the
Legislature will be Republican, Insuring tho
election ot a Republican Unltod States Senator
tosuoceed Stephen H. White, Democrat.
News from Utah Indicates that tho Democrats
elect tho Governor and Congressman and a
majority ot tho Legislature
The Domocrats claim tho election of Benton
JIoMUlIn as Governor ot Tennessee; by a plu,
rallty ot from 10,000 to 20,000. The Repub
licans think they havo carried the State. Tho
Republicans elected two Congressmen.
Returns from Indiana aro so delayed that It
was impossible at midnight to give details.
Tho Indications at that hour were that tho
Republicans had carried the Stato by
21.000 plurality and had also carried tho
Legislature
The Republicans have carried Illinois by a
Congressmen Is reported from that State.
XBTT YOttll STATE.
Pluralities by Counties (or Governor.
RoeuvtU. Fan irVcfc,
Rtp. Dim.
Albany 1260
Allegaqy , 3208 ...."..
Broome 3780 ,
Cattaraugus 2050 ,
Cayuga 3270
Chautauqua 0700
Chemung... 150
Chenango , 2074
Clinton 77
Columbia 310
Cortland 1724
Delaware 2S80
Dutchess 2004
Erie 2144
Essex 2160
Franklin 2808
Fulton and Hamilton 2218
Genesee 1010
Greene 81
Herkimer 1288
Jefferson 3504
Sines , 18073
Lewis .., 770
Livingston , 1780
Madison 2703
Monroe 2213
Montgomery, ,,... 840
Now York,, 00100
Niagara 160
Oneida 2750
Onondaga 0100
Ontario, 181)7 ..,.
Orange 2080
Orleans 1501
Oswogo 3500
Otsego 1125
Putnam, , 230
Queens 1504
Rensselaer , 518
Richmond 2310
Rockland 240
St. Lawrence 7012 ,
Saratoga , ,.... 2007 ,
Schenectady 580
Schoharie., 728
Schuylpr 740 ......
Seneca., ,. -25
Steuben , 3242
Suffolk 2250
Sullivan 410
Tioga 1160
Tompkins , ,.. 1405 ......
Ulster , 1650
Warren 1108 ,.,..,
Washington 3020 ,....,
Wayno 2570
Westchester... 2000
Wyoming , 1040
Yates 1206
Totals 105045 87473
Plurality for Roosevelt, Rep. 17672 ,
Follee Totals of Greater City Vote.
These are the police totals of the vote for
Roosevelt and Van Wyck :
RooiiveU, rtnJVvdc. PturaUtv.
MnhitUosnd Bronx,, JII.UOO 171,748 BU.7SS
Brooklyn BJ.anu lOl.use 1H.SB7
Saeeui 9.6S 13, BIS 3,878
Icbmona., 4.477 t),73t 3,37
Totals.,., ..3C8.7SO 393,088 88,008
Ilepublicnn Gains in Washington.
fiEirruc, Nov. 8. Up to 7:45 no returns had
been received at Republican or Democratlo
headqdarters excepting from, Yakima and
Knohomtab, Lincoln county. Indicating Repub
lican gains In Fusion districts., ,
The Republican conimlttxe claims the entire
State except Seattle and King county, which
are very oloso. Hamilton, Lewis Is running
ahead of hU ticket here, and the city and coun
ty are claimed by tho l)e raooratlo committee.
The Republicans have undoubtedly carried the
legislative and Congress tlokets.
KoulU Cnrotlim Democratlo os Usual,
South, Cibouna. Nov, 8.-Tbe Demoorats
won their usual victory in this State. There
was a very I'Hht vote and no excitement
Auction date for Bank tlrcdlprf ,
Consisting of fle dUmpnas sad other precious stone
lew.lrr. .TlU at noon to-dix. 47MUertK. pfcn
11, Trench, Auctioneer, By order of ltuito.Adv.
SRTAN ZOSES HIS OirX 8TAXE.
Indications That the Republicans Curry
Nebraska by iO.opO,
Likcolk, Neb., Noy. 8,-Roputlloan gains
are reported In every preolnot It the present
ratio Is maintained tho Republicans will eleot
Hay ward Governor, and possibly tho romaln
derof tho Btato ticket Forty precincts out ot
1.000 given net Republican galoot 800. indi
cating a Republican maiority ot 0.000. Moroer
and Butket. Republicans, aro oleotod to Con
gress, Tho two oihor districts aro doubtful,
with tho chances In favor of tho Republicans.
Bryan arrived homo this morning, and had to
awearin bis vote. It was a straight one.
Forty-olght products outside Lancaster and
Douglas gtvo ltayward. Republican, for Gov
ernor 4.650) Poyntor. Fusion, 4,007. a not
Republican gain ot 775, and Indicating Hay
ward's eleOtlon by 10.000. The Republican
legislative tickets aro running strong and In
dicate tho retirement of Allen from tho Unltod
States Heustn. Rig gains aro, reported In
Douglas and Lancaster ommtles. Bryan's
homo preolnot gave ltayward 104 andl'oyn-
BlxtyDroclnots outside ot Douglas nnd Lan
caster counties give a Republican gain ot ton
to b preolnot over the voto of ltfl)7. , A gain i of
six only Isnoceasary to carry tJioBUtolor tho
Republicans. Almost every bulletin shows Its-
Bublicsh gains, .Hnyward is doubtless elected.
therfitaTo officials closo. , t. , ' ,
'Omaha, Nov. 8. At midnight tho Indications
oro thattheJlenubllcaiiB havo swept tho State
dearly eloarT Tho best lndlcntlonsaro that the
entire btato itepublloan ticket is elcoted by 3.000
to ,H,Q0q plurality, .while the Legislature Is
Jjalmc d by tho llepubllran managers by from
OtplB Plurality. While those olalms are de
riled by tho Fusion forces, tbero Is no deputing
tho fact that tremendous .gains aro coming In
on nil sides for the Republicans.
Lincoln county alono gtvoan Republican gain
of 1.400. That Is tho county Lincoln Is In. In
pinaba.thp Republican gains woronot so
heavy, but thero wero gains. The, Republi
can managers assert that Haywood Is elooted
Governor oy nearly 10.000 plurality, nnd with
him nearly tho wholo of tho Htflto ticket,
Tho greatest anxiety Is now fplt by both sides
over the1 Legislature, as that body must eleot
a. United States Bonator. In truth, in.eplto. ot
the claims of both sides, there is much doubt
as to the result Tho probabilities ore, from a
, non-partisan, point ot view, that neither party
can hope to have more than two or three plu
rality when all the returns aro In. This will
not b6 before to-morrow night.
. Thero wasn light vote In tho State. In Omaha
alone mora than 2.000 falling to register. A
significant feature of tho voting was the man
ner in which the National Democrats voted
openly.' for tho Stato Ranubllqan ticket. Tho
Hon. J. Sterling. Morton did this openly, boast
ingot It and advising all National Domocrats
to ao likewise.
.In-' the First Congress district Burkett is
elected to Congress over the sliver opponent by
a largo plurality. In the Second dUtrlot Mercer
(Rep.) defeats Hitchcock (811.) by over 2,000
Plurality.
In the other four Congress district, usually
silver fusion by from 2.000 to 3.000. the fusion
plurality has been cut down so much that it
now looks as It Norris (Hep.). In the Third
Is v elected, and Adams (Rep.) in the
Fifth. This would glvo thejllver mon but two
Congressmen, utark In tho Fourth and Oroene
In the Sixth. .
The hardest fight was In tho Becond district,
whero David Mercer. Republican, wo, opposed
tor roOloctlon by tl.M. Hitchcock, the nows
pnper partner ot Col. Bryan.
Col. Bryan appeared on Iho street early
this mornlnc In full regimentals, and,
nrm in arm, paradod around for an
hour with Hitchcock, evidently with the
hope of making votes for him, but. while
Httohcouk out down Mnrcer's plurality, Mercer
was elected by nearly 2.000.
JIMMX riltOIXIA.
The Bepubltrans Carry the Legislature and
Gain a United States Senator.
W.UXXLU'O, W. Va.. Nov. 8. Returns show
jthat v JJovonor, the Ropubllcan candidate
'for Cpngres;" la tho Firsts district has
laisu 'm KHmmss8erns7TS!minf?i&
the Second district tho Tre44it incumbent.
IDarton. who succeeded William L. Wilson.
Is not euro of oloctlon. A .despatch from
Grafton says that Tuylor county gave Dayton
100 majority, a decrease of 400 from last elec
tion. Disappointed offlcoseekers aro said to be
responsible tor Republican losses In tho dis
trict Dayton, however, claims his ro-olcctlon
by 1.000 majority. .
Returns, up to midnight from thu .Third and
Fourth dlstrlptfl aro meagro, and It Is impossi
ble to toll whlqh party wou. Ohio county uloct
d four Ropubllcan members of tho House ot
Delegates and one State Senator, a clean
Republican swoop. Marshall .county olected
two Republican delegates ana one Senator.
Brooke and Hancock counties combined
elected thn one Republican delegate to which
the district Is entitled. Returns so far indicate
that the two houses on joint ballot will electa
Republican for United States Senator.
(J8ABLE8T0K, W. Va.. Nov.8. Chairman Daw
son ot the Republican Stato Committee claims
the election of all four Ronublioan Congress
men. Ho says the Legislature will bo Repub
lican In both branchett by a, good majority.
There was a big slump In tho Republican vote
In tho Third district. Edwards, Rep., will have
400 or 500 majority In this district.
Chairman Ohley ot the Democratic Stato
Committee, claims tho olectlon of all four
Democratlo candidates for Congress, andsays
that the Legislature will be Domocratio on
joint ballot. From nil over tho State come
reports ot Democratic gains.
xonru CAitoLixA.
A Democratic Plurality of 33,000 Wipes Out
the. FuslonliU.
RaieWb, N. 0 Nor. 8. The Democrats hare
swept the Btato. Tho fusion majority of 40,000
two years ago Is wlpod out by a Democratic
majority of not less than 20.000. Democratlo
gains are reported everywhere, but especially
In the east whero negro rule prpvallod. It
looks as If all nine Congressmen will bo Demo
cratic. WiLMHJOTOK. N. C, Nov. 8, The Indications
are that tho Whlto-Bupremaoy ticket has beon
elected in 'this city by probably 400 majority.
From the Opening to the closing of tho polls
there was scarcely a single incident whloh gave
promise of race trouble. . ...
Until almost within an hour of the time for
closing the polls not an incident occurred to
cause even a ripple of excitement. About 6
o'clock, however, alarge party ot Rod Shirts and
twenty or more negroes became Inyolyod in a
row af a precinct in the Fifth ward. The news
was brought to tho centre ot the town and many
citizens went to their homos for their guns In
anticipation ot trouble. The affair woh smoth
ered without sorlous results. v
' Gov.'Russnll camo to Wilmington this morn
ing on an oarly train, voted, and crossed tho
river to Brunswick oounty and spent sevoral
hours on his farm, and only camo back to tho
city In time to catch the wost-bound train for
the State capital.
DELAWARE.
The Bepubllcans Gain the Legislature and
United States (jenator.
WjfjnNOTQH, Del., Nov. 8. The Republicans
have elected member ot Congress, State Treas
urer, State Auditor and a majority In General
Assembly, thus Insuring a Republican United
States Senator. In New Castle oounty the lle
publicans havo elected county omcers. Tho
next General Assembly will consist ot seven
teen Senators and thirty-five Representatives.
If the Union Republicans have elected enough
members. J. Edward Addloks will be elected
United7 States Senator. The regular Repub
lican members chosen will not support him.
The Ropubllcan pluralities arfar greater than
expected.
Dovib. Del., Not, a Chairman, Allee ot tho
Union Republicans says that the State has
gone Republican- by 2,600.
Indications Of Bepnbllcsm Victory In Wy
oming, Ciiktehhe, Nor, 8. A sovere snow storm.
with zero weather, prevailed in Wyoiplng to
day, causing a light vote and slow returns, Tho
probabilities are that the Democrats hate
elected the Governor and tho Republicans the
balance of the State tlckot. Congressman and
Legislature.
1,'ijltonlfts Win In Kansas.
Tofeka, Nov, 8, Returns Indicate, tho eleo
tlon ot Gov, Loody on tho Fusion Stato ticket by
15.000 majority. , Curtis. Republican, Is eleoted
to Congress In tho First district, and tho Indi
cations are that the tuslonlsts will elect the
pthersoyon,
"The 11 oral Untiled" the Fsmcyii Flro-Hour
Train of the BtlUroora and Ohio Itallroad. leafing
New York for Washluston at 1 1'. M will, alter Ku.
ao, leave at a 1'. JI.. arrlvluit WubtngHon 9 V. U
and be composed ec)tslrely of pulluian's Parlor
and OUerystiou C sUneung Oars Td Situs g
Core. Mn y -
THE CITY'S VOTE.
Van Wyok's Plurality
in Town 84,000.
TAMMAHY JUDGES MEN.
New York County Gives the
Tiger 60,000 Plurality.
NOT A REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.
V7igW&m Loses 0o Asaomblyman.
and Gains Two Senators.
The city of New York gives Augustus Vn.
Wyck. Tammany's candidate for Oovernor. a
plurality of 83.709. Richard Oroker pre
dicted 08.500. The borough pluralities are:
Manhattan and the Bronx.,, 00100
Brooklyn 18070
Queens B77B
Hlchmond &347
1 t
Total Van Wyek plurality in greater
clty.T. 83700
Tho vote for Governor In Mr. Croker's home
boroughs. Manhattan and tbe Bronx, was as
follows:
Theodore Booievelt. Bep 1114SO
Augustus Van Wyck, Den 171880
Benjamin Hanford, Soc , 10084
John KUne, X'ro rf. 47
Theodore Bacon, Clt 730
Total vote B00S47
Total vote last year 301883
BegUtratlon this year... 310440
The total voto ot tho creator city tor Roose
velt and Van Wyck Is as follows:
Theodore Roosevelt, Bep 308331
Augustus Van Wyck, Dem... SOS 130
Woodruff, for Lieutenant-Governor, ran somo
3.000 behind Roosevolt in this oounty.
Croker's candidates for tho Supremo Court
bench wero electod by pluralities averaging
0,000 Ipsa than yen Wrek's. The approxi
mate figures of the voto aro:
William WOCohoOf BP UA90O
Joseph TfVnlJeDJ.i.v..x,w..Hk ,9,
Henry TfT Toft, Bp'.-. (AieoeoO
George P. Andrews, Tarn ; 101800
James Fitzgerald, Tom 101700
David rJeventrltt, Tom 101400
Tho three highest aro elected.
George C. 'Austin, tho Republican candidate
for Justtao ot tho City Court was defeated by
a plurality smeller than Van Wyck's.
The ten Congress districts wholly or chiefly
within tho two boroughs return 19 Tammany
men and no Republicans to Congress, a Re
publican loss ot 4.
The Republicans elect 3 of 13 State Sena
tors, a loss ot 3.
Tammany had 2D ot the 35 Assemblymen
elected last year. This year she elects 28, a
loss ot I.
Tho returns In detail follow:
TOTE JV aTAXBATTAX AXD JtROXX.
Tor Governor.
An'u ItmitvtU. TanWvck. Jtanfd. Slim. Raccn.
Dill, Rtp. Vm. Soc Fro. Cit,
1 1487 3M7 88 7 B
1 less MK 111 1
a 31U5 MM (IT 10 18
4 2090 3BB0 SM 'J It
5 8H84 Sfl32 7ft II) 87
6 S21H 6805 203 4 18
7 2M7 4707 en ai n
8 1733 3370 383 1
0 3013 -1(1-41 134 17 13
10 23S7 4142 034
11 3358 4408 111 13 r
12 1E48 8838 700 8 0
13 1041 4818 373 8 4
14 3207 4&8K r,7l) H 12
10 3436 4&18 318 in 8
10 1834 3748 1314 7 7
17 22KO una 144 14 11
18 1U81 8787 234 11 19
111 8743 4481) 107 10 07
30 , 2237 8381 178 11 14
31 74VA 81)88 1( 26 72
22 2211 8448 1114 IB 18
23 8481 nOSO 177 18 84
24 2080 4780 288 14 12
28 4143 3I80 41 17 07
30 31(13 B08J 478 8 11
37 4030 371R 26 II 48
38 2080 48S8 810 H 11
3D 6007 8708 48 11 10(1
SO 3810 81)88 ERO fl IB,
31 8441 8827 U8 . 20 28
32 8108 6010 481 11 8
88 2D37 6014 172 8 6
84 ,. 8423 8778 874 38 18
88 087O G8I8 680 40 38
Annex... 787 1413 IB it ....
Totals .110648 171088 100s" 414 728
Van Wyek oyer Boosevelt. 80817. '
Six election districts missing.
THE rLVJtALlTX IX 1MOOKLT.V.
For Governor.
Rteindt Fan rfiK.
irard. flip. Vm.
1 , 3210 1B30
3 28U 1341
8 ,...., ,.... t 1JBS 1778
4 884 1718
8 ',- 723 2880
8 , 3106 4SS8
7 , 4031 8630
2040 4387
f ...f glfS 488i
10 20HO 4788
11..,, 1847 3488
. Ml 56
IS , 2201 3510
14 , 888 8808
IE.,,., ,..,., 2880 3888
18 ! , 3098 8484
17..., , ,.. 8488 6117
18...',,...,, ,....,.. .01 2801
ID...;.,... 8471 3887
20 , 3WU2 2237
?1 f033 6108
22..,,, , 8414 RflSl
38,,,,,., , , 80l) 8U0S
24...., 3388 3368
36 4740 8440
38 , 8788 4188
27 1D02 8523
28 8771 6802
..i t m J8B8
80.. ,.... ,...., 1518 1853
f ." JOB 1441
B2 , t64 780
Totals. , ,, 82170 101106
summer; of Greater City Vote for Governor.
oonr, ran Tryc.
BonuoK R'P. Dtm,
Manhattan and Prons 111480 171880
lltooku-u..., ,...,. 82478 101148
Ouetna , M1 llftsO
JH:tinoud..i.. ,.,,,,, ,,.,....,, 4477 P731
Total.,, 208(81 393JS0
Van Wyck over BecssTslt, 8,7H,I
Vote In Th(s County for tleutennnt-Oovernor
JTc!- Dan- An Ot-
AufW rsuT, .rt, ftrmg, Snttl, brut,
Pitt. Utp. Dm. Aim. iY. Oft'
1... 1170 8848 88 " Jt V
X 1688 6084 114 I
8....... 3200. 4074 11 18 14
4. t 30ln- 8861 C9S 1 1
5 88f0 BflSl 70 23 OS
- 3178 b717 316 8 IB
28(18 B3 87 28 18
8 1888 3288 860
.5 21146 4608 103 21 80
JO 381S 181 878 .... I)
J ?000 4448 111 1 7
H 1610 8805 718 6 8
8, t 1018 4137 176 8 8
It 2148 4U0fl (1)2 D IB
18...,. J073 4813 2ftt 14 IS
J2 1787 8740 1280 10 8
17....,., 3186 4600 ISO 18 21
g 1808 6776 447 18 84,
10 8648 4JJI Jtn 1(1 ill
3? 2181 6876 182 il 10
'Li 7846 noil tof it llj
83 3188 6402 180 17 18
H 2333 4631 252 11 il
J 4O00v ' 8020 46 18 12
JJ . 2pe3, 88B 488 88 D
5f....... 88B0 t21. It 14 13
2 1 17 4888 648 7 17
' 8048 8811 81 IS 17
J? 2768 (P28 086 a 38
Jl 8328 8880 108 18 40
J. 8204 S070 808 11 11
J 6880 8814 418 81 38
85, 6807 10080 803 68
Annn... 781 1683 is 10 l
Totals, .108571 171081 10318 "tii 1831)
g'Stafprth over Woodruff, 82.810.
ix elecUoa dlstrieU missing.
Tor Justices of the Supremo Court-llrst
Judicial District.
Ittp. and Ji. Tantnanu.
fl'f- AW- WVKf-
!)()(. coiuff. Dit.r. TJkrr. naaws. aintiLD.Tnin.
1 1381) 1824 1201 8600 8570 8668
..,.( 1000 170(1 1888 60(18 8048 8017
-..,. 2427 3604 33H7 .4870 4843 4780
4 3082 22BD 1800 ' 8388 0834 3403
B..,.i B888 4388 0037 8137 B.MI) 0400
8 2310 3818 3107 CB62 8943 6842
7 8013 SlBl 2D01 4628 4531 4822
8 1R41 1887 1712 31B 3101 23118
V 2131 21D8 2007 8213 8102 8168
10 3458 3507 2887 4104 4087 4104
111...) 3178 S23 2114 8013 8P08 8883
12...., 1869 1670 1602 8174 8198 8334
18 1 079 3007 1026 4067 4080 4048
4 3183 2880 3138 4474 4440 4402
18 3403 2888 2487 4438 4410 4866
18 1U52 1053 1721 8574 8800 OHKB
17 226S 2411 2103 4188 188 4106
IB...,. 3024 2107 1048 6802 6073 6687
10... . BBllO 4188 6718 443 4481 4418
30 3360 1440 3308 8480 6437 6408
21...,, 7304 7848 7027 63UO 8120 6288
33.,..; 2287 3466 3217 4048 4081 4083
10... V, 8463 6847 6284 8408 8132 6868
24 .... 2820 2488 3137 4846 484t 4888
36..,,, 8860 4040 BBSS 3488 3187 34B8
38 'J817 3113 3180 07 HO 8760 8883
27 8100 3603 8282 2480 3480 2176
28...., 2213 3830 1VUP 4570 4801 4820
3B 6031) B6HW 4028 3101 8387 8488
80 811S 8381 2881 6642 6647 .6634
Si,.,., 8680 8703 0132 4607 4673 4800
82... .', aill 8105 8088 0877 8714 6828
88 8018 8125 2713 4010 1822 1865
81...., 1)177 8100 6810 10010 10338 10317
85....J 0434 0767 6202 0020 1)018 8887
Tot'1.1182Bl 116116 105809 168004 160167 168898
Thtrty-elgbt eleotlon districts missing.
Tor Congress.
Dill.
7 Ohsrlis YTllmoi Tnwnsend, Hep 2,387
NIcholM Mailer. Tm. 7,01)8
Julius Loos.Boa.; , 86
WlllUm P. F. Fergnnon. Pro 12
Mailer over Towniepd la ilinhitun. 4,706,
8 John UurrsrWtcbell. Rep 7,380
Daniel J. Rlordin. Tsm 11,041
John JJecel, Boo... 164
M. W. Palmer, Pro 83
Ellas Behvsru, Otale. Dem 18
Dlordan over Mitchell, 8,661.
Plobn Biiebllnir. lUp 6.850
Thomss J. Bradley. Tam 10,830
Tuclcn Hanlal, Boc , 1,018
Ueorse Edward JUijrir, Pro.., 13
Dradler over Sllebllng, 4,070.
Five dfitricu mltslns.
10-inUh il.-Filter. Itep. 0.804
Amos J. Cammlnzs, Tarn ,17,488
TboDlas Oeely, 8oc,i.,.. 406
Georf Gcthln, Pro 71
CumralORs ot er rishtr, 7,083.
SejendUtrlrulis.'ng.
lt-WllllsmVolVelTtep., 6.188
WlUsm Bulnr. Tm , 14.434
. - l!orinUni(.poo. , 306H
.peorwlL Jiayet,Pm-....-- " J8,
' 'Bi5rovr.YoleljB.'238.
IS Itowsrd Conkllng, Iten. 7,744
George B. McClelMn, Tsm ,....14,801)
Dowxlosmsn. Boa 500
Vfrlcom E. Bt'fliJon, Fro 82
. Ilobfrt Xopp, Chle Dem 64
McCleDin over ConkUng, 7.165.
13 JsmesTV. Perry, Hen." 11,230
Jeffemon AI. Levy, Tm 17,710
John J. Flick, Boo 680
John McKte.Pro 05
I,Tjr over Petty: H.183.
Two districts miiilnc
14 Lemuel E. Qulcu, Bep 25,100
WlllUm Aitor Chlnler. Tsm 8 l.Hlt
BmllS Nepnel. Boo 1,088
Albert Wadhams, Pro 70
Ctasnler over Quire. 6,424.
IB PhlllpU. Low.Ilep 18,784
Jieob Rqppert. Jr., Tam 28,176
William F. Ebrct.Boe 1,864
Jeremiah T. Brooks, Pro. , 61
Ttuppert over Low, 10,301.
Eight districts missing.
10 JsmesTrvlns Bums, Bep 9,882
John Q. Underbill, Dem 18,468
John J. KlnnesUr. Boo , ,, 823
Collin F.Jewell, Pro 1)2
Willlsm A. Cox, Chic. Dem 8
Underbill over Burns in Bronx, 6,826.
Seven districts missing.
For Senator.
D.'i).
10 Edwin F. Herwln, Bep., .,,,... 4,283
JohnF. Ahearn. Tam 12,601
I sarus Abelton.Soc , 4BB
Timothy I. Iioden,Pro 17
Abeam over Mertrin, f,30S.
Two districts mlis'nr.
11 Alfred E.Ommn, Bep 8,887
TimothrD. Bullivsn.'Tam 11,160
Berthold Horn, Boo 1,2(19
EdwardST-eid, Pro 18
Bullivsn over Ommen, 6,802.
18 August Iluerrainn. Bep 4,05
HsmueW. Folry, Tin 11,226
Herman Eaksteln, Boo , , 3,441
Jsmss Ullktnion. Pro 10
Foley over Baermann, 8,271,
13 Msxlmus A. Lesser, Bep 8,424
Bernard F. Mrtln, Tsm..,., 12,620
Charles Moltniai.n, Boo , , 202
James Clell Witter. Pro 68
Martin over Liner. 8,eos.
Five districts missing.
14-Chsrles Steinberg, Rep 6,009
Thomss F. Ursdy, Tam 18,601
Jsmcs Boyd, 8oc....r. ,..,,,.,..,.., 669
(leoreoH'Streliel, Pro..,. , 80
Edward M. Dillon. Chfc. Dem , 88
Orsdy over S-etnberg, 10,493.
One district missing.
IS Ksthsnlel A. Elsberg, Itcp ,,,.12,878
Bartown. Weeks, Torn..,, 9,687
CbarlesE. LsUmer, Pro ,...,, 63
Elsberg over Weeks, 2,888.
10 Joseph F.Bcglsn, Bep... .,. 8,888,
Ixinls Unnungtr, Tam 1,11,100
RvrnLudWlRObrlstoferson.Boe..,;..,.,, -'886
WilLsmU.McNsIr. Pro t 21
Mnnzlccer over Beg-lan, 8,217.
Eleven districts missing.
17-CharIes B. Psge.Bep. ,..,,,.,10,193
1 OeorgeW. Plunkltt.Tam .....18,880
Wllhslm Meier, Boo 850
A, Worrell Palmer, Pro. ,....,..., 62
PlunklttoverPsiie, 8,198.
On district missing.
18 WlUIsm Martin, Bep 6,716
Msurlco Festberson, Tam,, 18,248
Rlehard Uortan, Boo, , 1,888
BsmuelB. William;. Pro.......'....,, 21
Festberson orerllirtln. 7,882,
Two districts missing.
10 John Ford, Rep 17,167
Thomss J, Murray, Tam...,,,,,, 16,877
John T. Mer. Boo ,,,., 369
eiirlrkH. lynch, Pro .,, 83
miy jr. lfoopi, Jr., Ind , ,,,, 83
Ford over Murray, 7uu.
SO-Edwsrd Well, Rep 8,0(9
1 homes F.ponnslly, Tam,,,,, 16,904
Herman Colleubntv, Boa , 1,202
Johu E. Hansos, Pro ,., 39
Donnelly over Well, 7,885,
Three districts missing.
81 DouglM Usthswson, Rep , ,11,547
BIcbard U. Ultobsil,lam , 17,074
Charles OTCravford; Boo ,,,, , 1,038
DellmerOrasdsU. Pro 95
Mitchell orerMlihewsan. 6,137.
3-0orgH. Uatrs, Rep, ...j. .,,..,,, , 771
TilllUm J. Urir. Tsm'.. 1,631
Oraney over Mslrs in Bronx, 761.
x
For Assembly.
1-Angust O. X. MuUir.Eep.. 1081
psnlet E. sTlon. laoi ,,... ,...,,88a
WtllUUn Clough, Boo., ,,.... 34
Osorge Williams, PrO., ....... ,,..,., , 7
Sinn over MuUir, 2882,
ne district missing.
8-Wy Roseoberg, ltep. 1667
JsmesA. BeSrdon.Tsw., ,,,.,,,.,....,,8104
Chsrlse Botbkoyt, Boc,.. .,,,.,., ,, 113
John aHanhsU, Pro...... ..,, 9
EJmopd J. MpOshbr, Cble.Pem ,..,,, IQ
Reardon oyerBoieubore, 8587,
8 lxmls Joseph Roennmaer, Rsp. ,.,.,,,,, .2048
S-ebaefT. BUsrksr, Tsm.,, .,..,.., ,...,.40s
lludolpb Lojstranol, Boo.,. ,,.,,,. ..,,., BB
WUmJVMcHukTe,Pro...; ",.. 47
RichsrdJ.Hlloy,Ch)o.Dem , 86)
Rbarkey oTerlioen nr, 3388.
Ono dlftrict missing,
41 Judab Lewis Weinberg, Rep,,. ,. 1821
Patrick H. Roche, Tsm , , 8848
Julius Ualpern, Soc .,,........,.,, 898
Jsmss Mayes, Pro... ,....,....,.,,. 88
Eochs ov WelaUiir, 1846,
Use dlstricl Using. s" i
DliU
O-Kelaon IT, npnry, Rep ""S??5
Frederick L. DrescUer, Tam, , f80g
AuruitW. rfluper, Pro...... 0
nenry over Dreecber, 310.
0 Rlchsrd Cohn, Rep......, ,. 2148
Timothy P. BulllTsn, Tsm., ......,.,,,.. .im6i'4(
WlUIsm Fahl. Boo....... , 224
llenrr Bamnssrtner, Pro..,..,.... 7
Bulllrsn over Cohn, 8460.
7 M. Francis Bnobor. hep..... 2041
JobnF. Msber, Tsm 4898
Robert Blumenthsl, Boo,. 88
VtllliamCann, Pro.i, ,....., 80
Maher over Bnoticr, 1781.
8-Oharles B. Adler, Rep 1791
Louis A. Jaffor, Tam........,.........i.. 1881
Benjamin FeljreQbaum.Soe,, 399
John Jaeger. Pro .....i... 4
Louis E. Miller, Boo, Dem 38
Jailer over Adler. 90,
One dlitricfmlsslng.
D-Aletander Murrsy, Rep v 2383
N. Taylor Phillips, pun u. ,8(174
ilerroan Boha. Uoo 114
'letoher Hamlin, Pro ..-....,,.. 14
Phillips over Murray, 13U1.
Five dlstrlots milling.
10 Hieronymus Brennlch, Rep .' 3.117
Jnlins Harhurser, Tsm 4200
George Boiler, Boo........ , 704
Frederick A. Victor, Pro.. ...... a. ......... C
Harburger over BreumcU, 1B83.
11-Mlcbsel Brady, Ilfl) ....3256
John J. O'Connor, Tam., ,.BM07
John An.ei.Boe , 116
loula Dlemert, Pro , ....,....,..v 10
O'Connor ovor Brsdr. 1662.
Two dlitrlcta mining,
18 TTsy Behulum, Bep 1130
Leon Banders, Tsm. ..i 3544
liaso Bennett, Boo . 486
John Usres. Pro.. , 108
Joseph Darondras, Boo. Dem 443
Joseph Cohen, .Yonnir Men's Drm.. ......... 32
(landers over Bchulum, 1134.
Three districts missing.
13 Peter r.Olesson, Ben 3038
Patrick F. Tralnor, Tain , 4014
John Holler. Boc 134
Aleiaader A. Lowaude, Pro 6
Tralnor over Glcason, 1070.
14 Gu.tav J. Voss, Rep 1804
IauU Meliter, Tam 4608
James T. Hunter, Boo 840
Edward J. Dorle, Pro 10
James Valentine Bush, Ind, Dem 353
Metsteroer Vosi, 27B0.
One district missing.
18 Blgraund W. Kohn, Rep 2307
James K. Bmtlh.Tam 460
Bodo Utaune, Soc 171
Charles Ingram. Pro 18
Smith over Kohn. 2202.
10 Jonss Ehrentreu. Rep. i 1101
Benjamin HoDmin, Tam............ 3418
Daniel DeLeon. Soc 2207
Frederick O. Schwartr, Pro 88
Hoffman over Ehrentreu, 2823.
17-Thomas K. Farrcll. Rp 2038
John F. Iirenntn, Tam 4083
Charles Frltchy. Boo 130
Samuel BriK'iam, Pro 18
Brcnnsn over Farrell, 1464. '
18 William lUbe, Rep 1837
Charles P. DUlon'Tam 8721
Harry Berser, Boo , 257
John Itoborti., Pro t ,, 18
Robert Fnll'rton, Chlo. Dem 8
Dillon over lube, 8884.
10-Robert Maxet, Rep 1905
William A. Bweetser. Tam ,...39(10
Frederick BIchter. Soc , 82
John Wallace, Pro 12
Usxetover Bweetser, 936.
Six dlitrlcta mlsiinK. '
20 Walter Baecht. Rep 3105
Cornellun F. Collins, Tam 6614
RobertHIll, Boo 183
William II. Wills. Pro 12
Oeorgn D. Thompson. Chic. Dem 83
Collins over Baecht, 360U.
81-Kdward II. Fallows. Bep 7118
Dennis J. Rj an, Tsm .6954
William Mlntz, Soc 84
K. Paysnn Poricr, Pro 10
Robert H. Butler. Ind 7
Fallows over Ryan, 1161.
Two districts missing.
83 Raul Domroe. Rep 2028
Joseph Baum, Tam .J 0317
WillUm Mahler, Soc , 168
John Bell, Pi o 1 17
Oustav Schmidt, Ohio. Dem 17
Baum over Domroo, 3291.
One district misting.
S3 Charles W. Lwi, Rep noao
Thomas A. Mansin, 'Tam 6128
Ferdinand Otto von Wol8VrKrn, Boc 107
Benjamin T.-Rosers, Jr., Pro 43
Manirln over Lewis. 1037.
One district missing..,,,. , . ,,i
S4-MorriaIJt.lUrt.Rp...... .'.....". 2040
John B. Fitzgerald, Tam ,...4443
John Lunger, Soc , 2(10
James F. Ollfesple, Pro 11
Fitzgerald over Hart, 3403.
One district mlselng.
X5-Freclcrick A. Ware, Rep 3887
Milton Robleo, Tam. 3938
Malcolm H. McLellatf Pro 33
Ware over Rohlee, lull.
Two dlstrlots missing,
80 Edward Schelder. Rep 2863
1 JohnJ.O'Connell.Tam 8588
Anthony Oellrlcb, Boo C14
Harry A. Bohnonmaker, Pro , 4
O'Connell oyer Bcbitder.
87 Oherardl Davis, Rep 8R60
Henry J. Uemmens. Tam 2021)
Eabert G. Barton, I'm 10
Davis orer Uemmens, 1231.
One district milling.
88 William C. Hecht. Rep.. 1980
Josipnl. Green, Tam.... 4812
Rlchsrd Book. Hoc , 760
Horace R. Waste, Pro ,,... 7
Green over Hecht, 3852.
80 Frank Bulkier. Rep 4671
Moses B. Bytienberg, Tsm 8888
fillas 0. Judd. Pro.. , 31
Bulkier over Bytienberg, 705,
One district missing.
80 William Newman, Rep., 2514
Geom William Meyer. Jr., Tam 6003
Alolph Groellnser, Boa 687
Harry Alvln Kidder, Pro 8
Joseph F. A. O'Dounell. Ind. Dem C84
Merer over Newman, 2480.
One dlitriet missing.
31-Samnel 8. Slater, Rep 4086
Albert E. Crabtree, Tam , 40111
James 0. Bbeahan, Boc , 61
Charles II. Mathir, Pro , ,., 21
Bister over Crabtree, HUB.
Seven districts missing.
33 Charles 0. Levinson, Rep 2002
John Poth. Jr., Tam , ,.630S
Leon A. Malklel. Boo 416
Oscar A . Gstte, Pro , is
Potb over Levinson. 3401.
Three districts mlaslng.
S3 Cornellns J. Bellly, Bep...., 3110
John J. Euan. Tsm 8616
Joseph Led.rer, Boa 171
Charles N. Metis. Pro 7
Reran over Bellly. 1897'
Six districts missing.
34Fraok K. Bowers, Rep 5036
Lrmsn W. Redlngton. Tam . ..881)7
Christian H. Christennen, 800... , 405
WiUiam UacElveen. Pro , 40
Redlngton over Bowers, 0 881.
Two districts missing.
80-Cbsrles II. Cronln, Bep 8828
George J. Grossman, Tam 0Hg
Joseph Wright, Boa 68H
John P. Oilmour.Pro , 63
flrosiman over Cronln, 2745,
Three districts missing.
SB Joseph E. Ennls, Rep 697
WlUIsm Henderson. Jr.-, Tam , 70S
Henderson over Ennls In Bronx, 108.
Hor Justice of the Clti Court.
George O, Austin, Bep , 105,770
Theodore F. Has call, Tsm 106,636
Adam Moren. 800 , , , 10,038
MarshsTl P. Birhards, Pro w. 470
Uaacall over Austin, 00.816.
27 Election districts missing.
For Secretary of State.
JohnT. MoDonough, Bep ..106,608
Gec-ree W. Batten, Dem ., 168,161
Sblllp Jaokson.Boo .Ts 10 810
ennrW. Wilbur, Pro ,., 885
OrenE.M'lllon. 6t , ',., 1128
Batten over McDonouzb. 60,668,
18 Election fliijrtcu mining.
For Comptroller,
William J, Morgan, Rep 105,377
Edward 8. Atwater, Dem 169.078
lltxForker, 800 , , 10,381
Charles Mills, Pro 688
Thomss E. Kinney, 01 1 , ,,. 868
Atwater over Morsan, 68,801,
38 Election districts mlising.
For Treasurer.
John P. Jeeckel, Rep, , 104,158
Elliot B. Norris, Dem,, 16H.643
JosepbBmltli, Soc. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 10,334
foe vfltt Hooker. Pro , , 637
Edmund H. Titchener, Clt. , 8U7
Norris over Jseckel, 64,084. '
34 Election districts mining.
For Attorney-General.
Joan 0. DsvIea.lBey ,?,,., 107,666
Thomss F.Conway, Dim..., I .,,171,183
Charles II, Oorregan,8oo 9,070
8. UcadWioif. Pro... , 638
Frederio W, ulnrtebs, Clt ,,, , 910
Conway orer Divles, 68,916.
8 Election districts mining.
For State Engineer- and Surveyor.
Edward A. Bond, Bep.,,,,'.,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,106,618
Martin Bchenck, Dem ,.,.,,,,.,,..170,017
John II. Morris, 800.,,,, .,,,,,, 10,611
Albert vy. Piereon, Pro.' , ,...., 681
Oeorge E. Warinp, Jr., Cit. , , , ss
Bobenck over Bond. 68,871.
17 Election districts missing.
Fingree Wins by, 40,000.
Dbtroit, Jlloii.. Nov. 8. Chairman Campau
Sf the -Democratlo. State Committee concedes
Ingreo's election by 40,000 maiority,
Florida East Coast Oolf Club's Season.
From Hoy, l to ally. Booklsta, diagrams o mem,
pershlps. Northern oSee, 0 Park plej, jKew Tet
J..- j r ' ', . iSj. .w !;.
CONGRESS SAFE. I
Republicans Gain in Sonata 18
Lose in House. - li
BUT STILL CONTROL HOUSE, ffj
I Wall
Falling Off in This Stale and in , Wk
Ciiicngo Districts. i
Senators Gained In New York, "New Jersef JaU
Dnlnwnro. Indlnnn,' Wisconsin, West Vlr !3fT3
glntn, Nebraska and Frolinbly In Call WsiiJ
, farnln Iteturns from the West Income 11151'j
ulete, but tho Changes Will .".!. 'M
Wlpo Out the nepubllcan 31nJorly Id Sgif
Congress Joseph 1I( Walker of Ma S3
snclmsctts nnd Uncle Dlolt lllnuil nq& '' S5!5
Champ Clink of Mliiaurl l)ctnted W
Roturns rocelvcd by Tub Sun up to tho hour Iwa
of going to press Indloato that In the Flltye Ml
Blxth Congress tho Republicans will control thi wiift
Houso ot Reprosontattvos and increeso their? 'aW
membership In the Senate by fronvslx to olehb Wl
Senators. Sail
According to tho orflclal classlfleatlon ot thd 'ffij1
.Sennto it contains atprcsont 44 Republican 3F
34 Domocrats. 5' Populists. 4 Stiver Republ &
cans. 'J Sllverltes and 1 Independent. Clauel a
fled ob gold and silver men the body standi $Kj
eyenly divided 40 to 45. 1
A mora fitting classification, however, glvci -Si
tho sllverltes. a majority of 10 on any teal jl
aucstion In. which tho financial principles of all
tho Democratic party are involved. Itlspossll Xf
bio that, after tho 4th ot March. 1890. the silver Mu
mon will bo In a minority. MM
Tho IIouso of Reprosontatlves in the present 'jail
Congress has a Republican majority ot 65 Itt '!!
alL This largo majority will bo reduced by thai Ipf
result of yesterday's voting, but Speaker Read i
will bo rc-olocted and have a majority of mem. W3
bers with him. .j
Tables of tho new Senate and House follow 'Jt$;
TIE SltXATtC ijj
AL1DAMA. MOSIANA. JK
JWin T. Moreno. Dem. Rep. . 6S
E. W. Peltus. Dem. T. H. Carter, ltep. . SSS
ATtSJknSAB. ,vj. HFhBVkA. W&
Jam os K. Jones, pern, . ' ReP. SKm)
James H. Berry. Dom. J. M. Thurston, ltep.' .3u
ciUFORrTtA... TfthB.n?&A",rr -(
ltep; i - Jonn ivjonEsrHn.
George O.Porkrns,Rop. Tr7?2B'. R
roLonAno. WTn.111.1? "IP"' B
H. M. Teller. Bit. Rep. f-hJil' if D- ffi,
K. O. TVolcott. ltep. Oalllnger. Rep. M- f
I10DT "iliu II
O.H.Ptntt.Rep. W.J.BewellTltop. MB
R. R. Konney. Dem. north cahoi.ii Wt
S5m .T,O.Prltohard,Ron. m
a ti rTii7PeT?i; Marlon Butler. Pop.
8. R.Mallory, Dem. uobth BAgOTA. 3
. oeoeoia. Il.C.IIansbrough, RoDi ff
A. O. Bacon. Dera. Rep. m
A. B. Clay, Dem. onto. m
, Idaho. J. B. Foraker, Rep. SS
Ooo. L. Hhoun. Rep. M. A. Ilanua. ltep. Ma
Henry Heitfcld, Pop. OREogv. -jb
illinoih. O. Vf. McRrido. Rep, 3K
8. jr. CullomRep. Josenh Simon, Rep. , ?Mi
w. . Mason, Rep. psmnstlvania, ,31-
indiana. Rep. " sit
. . Rep. Boles Ponrose. Bep. Jm
C. Vf. Fairbanks. Rep. niioDE island. 'WS
iowa. N. W. Aldrlch, Rep. K!
W. B. Allison. Rep. U. P. Wet more, Rep, W't
J. II. Gear. Rep. south oabomka.
kanbas. B. R. Tiljman. Dem.
Lucien Bakor, Rep. J. L. McLAurin. Dom. im
Vf. A. Harris. Pop. south Dakota. V
xentuckt. R?i'?ttllWI&8,1'B,' M
William Lindsay. Dem. J- Kyle. Ind. m
W.J.Deboe. ltep. ""' ' 9
LOUISIANA. T n Tnrlnv Ilntn -M
Donelson CaiTerv. Dem. x' "' X "tIxas
H. D. McEnory. Dom. . Bern -
v..ran.iti2?Eii.n Horace Chilton. Dom.
Kugeno Hale. Rep. utih M
Vf. P. Frye. Rep. --iiera. M
MAnTLAND. J. Ii. Rawlins. Dem. -3
Louis K. McComns.Rep. vkbuont. .;
a. L. Wellington, ltep. J. 8. Morrill. Rep. M
MASRAoiiusETTs. Redflold Proctor, Rep. r-
Ccorgo F. Hoar, Rep. vicotNU. jBK
Rep. J. W. Daniel, Dem. SK
miciiioan. T. 8. Martin. Detu. , aK
James McMlllnn. Rep. WAsniNatON. W
Rep. - Rep. 'Wti
Minnesota. Ooorgo Turner. Fop. 9
Ren. west viitaiNIA. ' M,
Knute Nelson. Rep. Rep. A,
3iiHRis8iFri. 8. B. Etklns. Rep. 3E
II. D. H. Jlonoy. Dom. viscovsik. fWA
W.V. Sullivan. Dem. Rep. t M.
MiHsouci. iJ. C, Bpooner. Rep,
Dem. vr0MINo. ;M
a. 0. Vest Dom. F. E. Warren. Rep. 3R
house vf itEppciutiTATirna. .n
ALABAMA. 'M
1. G. Vf. Tnylor.Dom. W
2. J. F. Btalllngs, Dem. M
J. II. D. Clayton. Dem. .I.M
4, O. A Robbing, Dpm. ':M
6. Willis Browor. Dem. .
0. J. II. IlnnkheaaTDem. ' 9
7. J. L. Burnett, Dem. JH
8. Joseph Wheeler. Dem. mk
0. O. Vf. Underwood, Dem. t
ABXAMBAS. jt
i. P. D. McCulIoch, Jr.,Dem. "S
2.-J. 8. Little. Dem. . '
y. Thomas G. MoRae. Dem. jM
4. W. L. Terry, Dem. JH
5. H. A. Dinsmore. Deal. I9H
0. titephen Brundldge, Jr., Dem. '-Vf
OALiyOBKIA. ,Wi
1. J. A. Barham, Rep. -tH
2. M. De Vries. Dem.
3. Victor Metcalf. Bep, 'Tab
4. J. II.Barry, Dem.
5. E. F. Loud. Rep K
0. It J. Waters, ltep. .
7. James Oarren, Rep. '
COLo'sUBSS !j
1. J. P. Bbafroth. 8U. nop,
2. J. 0. Bell. 811. V
CONNECTICUT '
1. E. B. Henry. Bep.
2. N. D. Bperry. lHp. . ?
3. O. A. Russell. Rep. ,
4. E. J. Hill. Bep. r ,
DILAWAi. . .:
At Large-J. H. Hoffecker. Dtp ;,.
zxobida. I
1, B. M. Rnarkman. Dem. '
2. R. W.Davis, Dem. s
QIOBOIA. )
1. R. E. Lester, Dem. . i
2. j. M. Orlggs, Dem, - S
1 K.B. Lewis. Dem. .
4. Vf. d. damson, Jem. i
B. L. V. Livingston. Dem. ,
(I. G, J4 Harriett. Dem. :
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