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has 500, Davies, Democrat, 1924,
Sayles, Greenback, COG, scattering
104. In the Second District Lati-
mer w. Ballou, Republican, has
$500, Barnaby, Democrat, 4,535,
Smith, Greenback, 81, scattering
none.
Pennsytvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Sat the
Mayors office it is estimated that
the Republican majority in Phila-
delphia for the State ticket will be
about 10000. Kelly has been badly
cut in the 4th District and doubts
are entertained of Randall's elect
ion in the Third District, by.a re-
duced majority.
READING, Nov. 5lh.-In the
Eighth District, Hester Clymer,
Democrat, is re elected by over
5000 majority.
WILKsLBARRE, Nov. SIN the
Twelfth District Hendrick b.
Wright is undoubtedly reelected
to Congress.
GALVESTON, Nov. 5.--fhe elee-
ton throughout theState very quiet
and good vote polled. The re-
turns, owing to much scratching,
arrive very slowly, not sufficient to
base calculations.
| Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 5th.-Re-
turns from Congressional Districts
come in slowly. The following is
probably the result in the State:
First District Nichols, Second
Smith, Third Cook, Fourth Harris,
Fifth Hammond, Sixth Blount,
Seventh FELTON,, Eighth Stephens
Ninth Billops. The official count
may change this in the Seventh
and Ninth Districts. The vote in
three districts will be close and
may result in the election of Les
ter, Democratic nominee in the
Seventh, in place of FELTON,, Inde
pendent Democrat. Spear, Inde'
pendent Democrat, will run Billops
very close In the Ninth.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 5th.-Re'
turns indicate that Persons, Demo
erat, is elected to Congress ovel
Harris, the present member, by SOC
to 1000 majority. Both are Dem
ocrats. Persons is inclined to the
Greenbackere.
In the Third Alabama District
Sanford, Democrat, is elected with
out serious opposition.
Maryland.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 5th.-Full re-
turns from the Congressional dis.
trict of this city, give Kimmell,
Democrat, Hap; Thompson,
Greenback and Republican, 4,S00.
Fall returns from the Fourth Con-
gressiohal district, composed of the
other wards of this city, excepting
the Seventeenth, which is included
in the Fifth district, give McLane,
Democrat, 1,064; Holland, Repub.
lican, 6,67l; Quigley, Greenback,
62S; Gilliugs, Independent Demo.
crat, 1898. McLane's majority over
Holland, 4343; over all, 1911.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Nov. 5th. - Returns
come in slowly. The 81 towns
heard from give Crosswell, Repub-
lican, for Governor, 7476; Barnes,
Democrat, 1928; Smith, National,
1881.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9TH, Partial re-
turns of the city indicate that
something more than half of the
Republican ticket is elected. The
contest in both the Second and
Third Congressional Districts seems
to be closer than was expected and
the result cannot be forecast at
present. The result in the First
District cannot be given tonight,
as several counties outside the city
form part of that district, AMI they
cannot be heard from.
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-The election
proceeded quietly, but with the
full vote in the city. The scatter
ing returns received indicate that
| the Greenback vote is insignificant
on the State ticket. Returns fer
Congressman in the Third District
indicate that Washburne, Repub-
lican, is largely ahead of the State
ticket in Minneapolis and slightly
behind in st. Paul and the outside
counties. If elected, it is by re
duced majority.
New Esampsh,re.
CONCORD, Nov. 5.-The Republi-
can State Committee claim that
the Republicans have carried every
Congressional District and that the
Republicans will have good ma.
j0rity in both branches of the Leg
islature.
CONCORD, Nov. 5.-From returns
received it appears that Head is
elected by the people, and it is
probable that Republican Con-
gressmen are elected In the three
districts.
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Nov: 5.-The cleo
ton here has been unusually quiet
and but little apparent interest
manifested. Indications are that
the vote will be the lightest had in
the State for years.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 5.-The re-
turns indicate the election of Petit
bone, Republican, in the First aud
Driscoll, Democrat, in the Third
District. Tennessee is very close. In
the Second District Houk, Repub-
lican, Is ahead.
Lowe, Independent, beats Garth,
Democrat, in the Eigth Dist.
rict by over 1000 majority.
FELTON, in the Seventh Georgia is
running behind. Lester, Demo-
crat, is probably elected by a small
majority.
Forney, Democrat, is re elected
in the Seventh Alabama.