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only about 200 votes in the district.
In the First district, Davidson, DEM,
is elected by about 5000 majority
over Pendleton, *. of l.. and Rep.
The new constitution is ratified by
about 10000 majority.
PORTLAND, ORE, November s.
Scattering returns from all sections
OF Washington territory indicate
the reelection of Charles S. Voor-
hees, Dem, delegate to Congress By
at least 500 plurality.
HELENA, MONT, November s.
Toole, Dem, has been reelected to
Congress by about 1,4OO majority.
RICHMOND, VA, November g.
All returns received to-day serve
only to add to the crushing defeats
sustained by the Democracy of Vir-
ginia yesterday. There has been a
great falling off in their vote through.
out the state, and their losses in all
districts have been almost phen-
omenal, Of ten districts in the
state the Republicans carried six,
the Democrats three and the Labor
party one, being a net loss OF five
congressman to the Democrats. The
Virginia delegation in the next Con.
gress will be as follows: First Dis.
trlct-T. Ell. B. Brown, Rep. Sec.
ond Distrlct-George E. Bowden,
Rep. Third District-George d.
Wise. Dem. Fourth Disttrict-Wil.
liam E. Gaines, Rep. Fifth District
John r. Brown, Rep. Sixth Dis.
trict-Samuel L. Hopkins, Labor.
Seventh District-CharlessT OFFER.
rail-, Dem. Eighth District-W. FL.
f. Lee, Dem. Ninth Distributions
ry G. Bowen, Rep. Tenth District
Jacob Yost, Rep.
CINCINNATI, November 3.-The
startling fact of the defeat of Speak
er Carlisle was foreshadowed in the
returns received last night. From
the returns today, Speaker Carlisle
himself comedies his defeat. His
successful competitor is George Ell.
Thoebe, anative Kentuckian, though
OF foreign parentage.
Complete returns show that the
next Illinois legislature will stand as
follows: Senate Republicans, 80
Democrats, IS; United Labor, 1.
House Republicans, rs: Demo.
Gratis, Sc; United Labor, Z; Prohi-
bitlonists, 2.
In Ohio the Republicans carried
fifteen out of twenty-one Congress.
sional Districts.
OMAHA, Nov. Mot over 5000
votes were polled here. The Rep.
state ticket has been elected by
over $4,000 majority. James Laird,
present member of Congress from
the Second district, and G. w. e.
Dorsey, congressman from the
Third district, both Rep, have been
reelected.
WOODSTOCK, VA, Nov. 2.-Rol.
Ter, Independent, supported by Rep,
carries Shenandoah county over
OFarral, regular Democrat, by
upwards of one hundred, reversing
last years majority. Yost, in the
Tenth district, is undoubtedly elect.
ed. The lines we're drawn, and it
is square victory for protection.
DANvILLE, VA, Nov. 2. Returns
from this district are meager, but
it is conceded that Brown, indie.
pendent Rep, is elected over
George Q. Cabell who has represent.
ed the district for six terms. This
is large Democratic loss.
TOLEDO. OHIO, Nov. 3.-The
majority of Romeis in the Tenth
Ohio district will be about 1.5OO.
Hurd admitted to q reporter that
his crushing defeat closes his
political career in Toledo, and init.
mated that he might in the future
try for congressional nomination
in New York city district.
The Republicans have elected
Governor Rusk by not less than
$4,000 plurality over Woodward
(Democratc). and it is probable that
it will turn $4,000. The legislature
will have Republican majority on
joint. ballot of 90 over Democrats
and labor representatives. The
senate stands % Republicans, 4
Democrats. and one Peoples party i
assembly 81 Republicans, So Demo.
Gratis and 5 Peoples. The congress
sional delegation will probably
stand Z Republicans, 1 Democrat,
and l Peoples party. though the
first is in doubt.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-General
Beavers plurality over Black is
1927. The new delegation to Con.
gress from Pennsylvania will
consist of nineteen Republicans,
Brumm Republican
Greenbacker) and nine Democrats.
The present state senate is com. |
posed of 81 Republicans and 10
Democrats. OF these 10 Republi.
cans and 15 Democrats will retire
and will be succeeded by the 25
senator's elected yesterday, Ia of
whom are Republicans, IL Demo-
erat. The new senate will stand "a
Republicans, 10 Democrats, 1 hide |
pendent Democrat.