St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-04
entb. Thirteenth and Sixteenth dis

Lawler, Democrat, and Gleason. Labor, is
very close. One computation of the
unofficial returns elects Gleason by Is
votes, while Lawler claims the district
by 81 votes The Republicans claim that
Gest, Rep, has defeated Neece, Dem, in
the Eleventh district by 400. and also assert
that Gen. Post, Rep. has defeated Worth
ington in the Tenth. Both Republicans
and Democrats claim the election in the
Thirteenth (Springers) district. The vote
in the Sixteenth is very close. The Repub-
licans have gained congressman in the
Third district, William K. Mason, and one
in the Eighteenth. John Baker. The Tenth,
Eleventh, Thirteenth and Sixteenth are at
present represented by Democrats. and if
the Republican claims to have carried three
of them should be verified. the net Republi-
can gain in the state would be five congress
men, and if Gleasons claim to an election
be verified, the Democrats would lose SIX
districts in all.
Complete returns show that the next
Illinois legislature now stand as follows:
Senate Republicans 80, Democrats IS, United
Labor l; house. Republicans IS, Democrats
Go, United Labor 7. Prohibitionists 2. The
reelection of ex-Speaker Haines to the legis-
lature is confirmed. Later adviceS show
definitely that Gerst, Republican, is elected
in the Eleventh district by 400 majority
over Niece, Democrat. In the Tenth dis
trict Gen. Post Republican, claims major
ity of So over WOrthington. The defeat of
Morrison is conceded by the Democrats.
Full semi-offic returns in the
Thirteenth district give Springer, Demo-
crat. majority over Connolly, Republican.
The Democra tic committee in Knox county
claims that Posts majority in that county
is IS less than reported. This would give
Worthington. Dem. a majority i'll the dis
trict of 80. The Republicans concede the
election of Landes, DEM. in the Sixteenth
district. In regard to the Second district
there is yet nothing absolutely decisive.
The Republican state central committee
assert that Gleason, ''United Labor" is
surely elected. 1t is claimed that an error
has been discovered the rectticatiOn of
which gives him At majority over LAWYER,
Dem. The Democrats stoutly maintain
that Lawler has a clear majority Of over
600. 1t will probably take the official can
vass to determine the result.
THE NEW DELEGATION
to congress in Pennsylvania will consist of
nineteen Republicans, including Brumm,
Rep. Greenbacker and nine Democrats.
The present delegation is composed of
twenty Republicans and eight Democrats.
Following is the new delegation from COM
plete returns:
At large, E. S. Osborne. Rep: First dis
trict, Bingham, Rep: Second district,
Charles O'Neil, Rep; Third district, Samuel
J. Randall. DEM; Fourth district, w.
d. Kelly, Rep. Filth district A. G. Harmon,
Rep; Sixth district. Smedley Darlington, Rep. :;
Seventh district, R. NJ Yardley, Rep; Eighth
district, D. Ermentrout, DEM; Ninth district.
j. A. Hiestand. Rep; Tenth district, w. H.
Sowden, Dem; Eleventh district, Charles r.
Buckalew, DEM; Twelfth district John
Lynch DEM; Thirteenth district, G. n.
Brumm. Rep.-Greenback; Fourteenth dis
trict, Frank Bound. Rep; Fifteenth district
F. c. Bunnen. Rep; Sixteenth district H. c.
Mccormick, Rep; Seventeenth district, Ed
ward S. Gull Rep; Eighteenth district. L. E.
Atkinson, Rep; Nineteenth district, Levi
MaiSh DEM; Twentieth. j. b. P. Hall, Dem. !;
Twenty-first district. w. Mccullough, Rep;
Twenty-second district John Dazell, Rep;
Twenty-third district, T. NJ. Bayne, Rep. :;
Twenty-fourfh district. o. L. Jackson, Rep;
Twenty-tifth district, James L. Moffett. Rep;
Twenty-sixth district Norman Hall, Dem. :;
Twenty-seventh district, William l.. Scout,
Dem.
The Republicans made no nominations in
the Third Tenth and Eleventh districts
and the Democrats had no candidate in the
Twenty fourth district. The Twentysixth
district is also gain for the Democrats.
Norman Hall defeated w. B. Roberts. Rep.
The present state senate contains 81 Re-
publicans and IA Democrats. Of these 10
Republicans will retire and will be sue
ceeded by the Democrats elected yesterday.
The new senate will stand "a Republicans,
Is Democrats and one independent Demo
crat.
Complete corrected police returns gives
Lawler the Second district by 81 votes. and
his success is pretty generally conceded.
The official canvass may change the result,
but it is not probable.