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Por1svnLE, Pa. Nov. 7.-Brunm
RsPubltcan and 0reenbaeker, II electet
TO Congress from the thirteenth Dis
trict By 800 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Binaham. Re-
poblican, II elected 20 ConGrsas frou
the First District; O'Nsill, Republican
from the second; Randall, Democrat
from the Third; Kelly. Republican
from the Fourth.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-Ths mos,
ooniplete returns give Patterson plu
rality Of 1900.
| PHrLADELPHIA. Nov. 6.-This city
gives Beaver 3604, Davies 6S96, Greer
66Sl, Rawle 63S1, and Brozius 85O2 plu
rality. The State Demsoratio ticket i
| elected.
PRrLADKLPHrA, Nov. s.-FollowinQ il
the Fennsylvania Congressional deloga-
ton: First District. Bingham, Repub
llcan; second, ONeill, Republican
Third, Randall, Democrat; Fourth
Kelly, Republican; Fifth, Harmer, Re-
publican, Sixth, Everhart, Republicans
seventh, Evans, Republican; Eighth,
Ermentrout, Democrat; Ninth, Smith,
Republican; Tenth, Meitchsler, Demo
orat; Eleventh. Storm. Democrat
Twelfth, COnnslly. Democrat; Thir-
hacker; Fourteenth, Burr, Republican;
Fifteenth, Post, Democrat; sixteenth,
Brown, Republican; Seventeenth, Camp
bell, Rspublican; Eighteenth, Kimmeil,
Democrat; Nineteenth, Duncan, Demo-
crat; Twentieth. Curtin, Democrat;
Twenty first, Boyle, Democrat; Twenty
second, Hopkins, Democrat; Twenty
third, Bayne, Republicans; Twenty
fourth, Lawrence, Republican; Twenty
fifth, Patton, Democrat; Twenty sixth,
Miller, Republican; Twenty-seventh.
Brainerd, Republican,; at large, Elliott,
Democrat.
In the present Congress Pennsylvania
Republicans have nineteen members,
Democrats eight. In the next Legisla-
ture, it 10 believed, the Republicans will
have ten majority in the Senate, and the
Democrats a majority Of from three to
five in the House, thus giving the Re-
publicans small majority on joint
ballot.
LoUBvrLLx, Nov. 8.-Tho Republicans
all day claimed four Congressman, but
returns 90 far indicate the election of
but Culbertson in the Ninth. Halsell,
Democrat, Ia elected in the Third. Wal
ford, Democrat, in the Eleventh, and
Thompson, Democrat, in the Eighth.
These districts comprise the four
claimed by the Republicans.
North Carollnn.
RALEIGH, Nov. 8.-Meager returns in
dicate the election Of Bennett, Dem,
Congressman at large. The Democrats
have elected every Congressman except
in the Second District. where O'Hara,
Rep, had no opposition. The Legisla-
ture IL Democratic.
In Lealsiana.
New ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Keliogg il
elected to Congress in the Third Dis
triot.
MONTGOMERY. Nov. S.-The only real
contests In tho State for Congressman
were between Herenden, Democrat, and
Smith, Republican, in the First. Her.
bert, Democratio, and Recy, Republican
in the Second. Shelley. Democrat, and
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Democrat, and Shelby, Republican. in
the Eighth. All gone Democratic. The
Third elects Oats, Fifth Williams. Sixth
Hewitt, Seventh Forney. Pryor will be
the only new member. Shelby is re-
elected to fill out his term of office
in the present Congress, from which he
was Ousted by Republicans voting in
favor Of j. q. Smith, who died before
taking his seat. A special election has
been ordered in the EIGHTH district. II
requires thirty days notice Of election,
otherwise there is not time after Con
Rressman Loves death to give it.
In Wlscsnsia.
MuwAUKKI, Nov. 8. Additional re-
turns at noon make sure tho election of
C0ngressmen; Democratic gain Of two.
In Iewa.
DRs MoNss, Nov. 8.-No definite re-
turns have been received on Congress-
men, and the probabilities are that they
will not be collected before 8 or 10 to-
night.
DRrRorr. Nov. e.-The Second Dis
trict is claimed by tho Democrats, but
is not conceded. The Fifth District ia
Democratic. The remaining are Re-
publican. Gov. Jerome is defeated. The
rest Of the Republican ticket IL elected.
In New Jcrsey.
NRwAAK. Nov. 6.-The First District
elects Ferrell, Democrat; the Second
District, Brewer. Republican; the Third
District, Kean, Republican; - Fourth
District, Howsy, Republican; the Fifth
District, Phelps, Republican; the Sixth
District, Fielder, Democrat; the Seventh
Assembly the Democrats have clear
majority on joint ballot.
MNNxAPoLm, Nov. 6.-ConRreesmap
Washburne states that his majority
will be not Len than 5000 In tho Fifth
District. Nelson 10 undoubtedly elec ted,
making the Minnesota delegation on
tirely Republican. The Legislat ture
will be Republican by . somewhat re-
duced majority, and the estimate Is that
three -fourths OF the Republican mem
bers are in favor Of the reelection of
Senator Window.
In Massachasesis.
Bosron. Nov. 8.-Returus from all
Out IOUI Wv klvO 0utlOE AO,VVV Luo-
jority. Russell, Republican, Is elected
to Congress.
EGesls as . New Party.
Bosron, Noy. S.-Lsaders Of the Inde-
pendent Republican movement held a
love feast at the Revere House this af-
teEnoon. The vote Of Tuesday was de-
clArsd TO mean the approaching creation
Of q new Democratic party and CON-
mittee Of Ave was appointed 70 reorRan-
ize the Independent Republican move
meut.
In MARYLAND.
BALrINoRR, Nov. s.-The Congress-
men elected are COvington in tho First
District, Hoblizell in the Third, Findley
in the Fourth, Democrats; . Democrat
In the second, and Patton In the Fifth
and 4cComas in the Sixth. Rspubli-
cans.
In Delaware.