Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-09
Herman Lehloach, r.; william mcAdoO. D

Herman Lehlbach. R.; William McAdoo. D.
Democrats, 81 Republicans 4.
New York.. W. Covert, D.; Felix Campbell,
D.; William G. Wallace, r.; John NJ. Clancy, D.;
Henry Hesse, R.; Frank T. Fitzgerald D.; Z. J.
Dunphy, D.. J. H. Mccarthy D.; Samuel s. Cox
d. II. b. spinola, D.; John Quinn, D.; Roswell
P. Flower, d.; Ashael, p Fitch, D.; W. G. Stahl-
necker, d.; Moses Stvers, R.; John II. ketcham,
r.; G, J. Knapp, r.; J. A. Quackenbush, R.;
Charles Tracey, D.; John Sanford, r., John II.
Mofitt, r.; Frederick Lansing, r.; James 5.
sherman, r.; David WILDER, r.; James j. Beden,
r.; Milton De Iano, r.; n. w. Nutting, II.
Thomas 5. Flood R.; John Raines, r.; Charles
> Baker, r.; John G. Sawyer. R.; John NJ. Far
quhar, X; ). N. Wiley d. William G. Laidlaw,
H. Republicans, -; Democrats H.
North Carolina-Thomas g. skinner, D.; Henry
Z Cheatham, r.. Charles W. 1lcClammy, D.; Il.
II. Bum, D.; John NJ Brewer, r.; Alfred Row
land, D.; John 5. Henderson, D.; William H. II.
Cowles, D.; II. G. Ewart, r. Democrats o.
Republicans, g.
Ohio benjamin Butterworth r.; John A. Cald
well R.; Elihu s. Williams r.; Samuel 5. foder
d. George t. Seney, D.. NJ. NJ Boothman, r.
Henry l.. Morey, r.; Robert T.. Kennedy, X.
William c. Cooper, r.; w. +. Haynes D.; Albert
G. Thompson, r.; jacob J. Pugsley. R.; Joseph H.
Cultivate, D.; Charles L. Mickham, r.; Charles
II. Grosyenor, r.; James w, owens, d.. Joseph
d. Taylor, r.; William Mckinley, Jr., r.; Ezra
y. Taylor, r.. Martin L. Smyser, r.; Theodore
4. Burton, X. Democrats, 81 Republicans, 10.
Qreg0n-Herman Binger X. Republican, l.
Pennsylvania Henry H. Bingham, R. Charles
OEeill, R. Samuel J. Randall, d.; William d.
Kelley, r.; Alfred G. Harmer, r.; smedey Dar-
lington, R.; Robert NJ Nardley r.; William
Mu.chler, D.; D. b. Blunner. D.; n BrOsius, r.
j. A. Swanton, r.; ,. S. Osborne, r.. J. B. Reilly,
d.. John W. Rife, r.; Myron B. Wright, r.;
Henry c. Mccormick. r.; Charles r. Buckalew,
D., Louis +. Atkinson, r. Levi Marsh, D., Ed
ynrI Scr " = mold Asaf
r.; Thomas M Bayne, r.; J. Warren Ray, R.;
Charles c. Townsend, r.; w G. Culbertson, r.;
Lewis +. Watson, r., James Kerr, d. Demo
Gratis z; Republicans, q.
Rhode Island-Henry J. spooner, r.; Warren
o. Arnold, r. Republicans, .
South Carolina Samuel Dibble. D.. George d.
Tillman, d.; James S Cothran, n; William H.
Perry. D.. John J. Hamphnl D.. George W. Dar-
gan, D.; William Elliott, d. Democrats. 7.
Tennessee-Alfred A. Taylor r.. Leonidas G.
Houk R.. H. c. Evans, r.; Benton Mc0lillin, d..
James d. Richardson, D.; Joseph E. Washington,
D.; Washington c. whitthome, D.; Benjamin A.
Enloe, D.; Rice A. Pierce D.; James Phean, d.
Democrats, :; Republicans, 3.
Texas-Charles Stewart, D.. William II. Mar
tin D.; G. Buckley Kilgore, D.; David B. Culber-
son, D.; Silas Hare, D.. Jo Abbott, D.; William
1 II. Grain D.; L. W Moore, D.; Roger Q. Mills, d
4 Joseph D. Sayers, D.; Samuel W. T. Lanham, D..
4 Democrats, II.
vermont--J W Stewart, R.; W. W Grout R.
/ Republicans, ?.
Virginla-Gimor s. Kendall, D.; George f.
Bowden, r. George b. Wise, b.. Edward G. Ven
4 able, d. Poaie G. Lester. D.; H. c. st. Tucker,
/ D.; Charles T. O'Ferrell, D.; William H. f. lee,
4 d.; J. A. buchanan, D.; Jacob Yost, K, Demo
Gratis. s; Republicans 2
West Yirginia-George W Atkinson R.; Will
lam J.. Wilson, D.. John =. Anderson, D.. l.
Munroe jackson. d. Democrats, 8; Republicans, g.
Wisconsin -Lucien b. Caswell, r.; Charles Bar.
"a n.
Schaick, r.; George II. Bricknar, D.; Charles b
Clark, r.: Ormsby B. Thomas r.; Nils ?. Hau
gen. R.; Myron H. McCold, r. Democrats, ?
Republicans, z
Fifty-first congress-Democrats, 1865: Re
publicans, 100 Democratic majority, 5.
The Herald estimates that the Republican
majority in the house viii be 2l. The Sur
comedies the house to the Republicans by
small working majority. The Press and Tri
bune claim larger majorities
The terms OF twenty-six Of the seyenty-sil
senator's expire March 4, 1889. Thirteen O
the twenty-six are Democrats and thirteel
Republicans:
Demonstration T. Morgan, OF Alabama; jaime
II Berry, Of Arkansas; Ell salisbury, Of Della
ware; Alfred II. Colquitt. Of Georgia; James Il
Beck, Of Kentucky; Randall L. Gibson Of Louisi
ana, already reelected; Edward c. Waithall. o
Mississippi; John r. Mcpherson, Of New Jersey
/ Matthew w. Ransom, OF North Carolina. Matthew
c. Butler, OF South Carolina; Isham G. Harris, o
Tennessee; Richard Coke, Of Texas, and John 4
Kenna. of West Virginia Total, 13.
Republicans-Thomas N. Bowen, Of Colorado
Shelby r. CullOIn, of Illinois; James f. Wilson
OF Iowa; Preston B. Plumb, Of Kansas; Williau
p. Frye Of Maine; George +. Hoar, of Massachu
setts Thomas W. Palmer of Michigan; Dwigh
NJ. Sabn, of Minnesota; Charles f. Henderson, O
Nebraska; william +. Chandler. Of New Hamr
shire; Joseph n. Doph, Of Oregon; Jonatha
Chace of Rhode Island, and H. H. RiddlebergeI
Of Virginia. Total, 49,
; The following states on Tuesday electe
new legislatures, which viii in turn eleC
United States senator's. Colorado, Delaware
Illinois, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan
Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Ne'
S Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tenn
essee, Texas and West Virginia; total Is.
; The returns received show that New Jei
. sey, North Carolina, Soutn Carolina, Ter
nessee and Texas have elected Democrat
legislatures. Colorado, Delaware, Illinois
Kansas, Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesot
; and New Hampshire have elected Republica
/; legislatures. West Virginia and Nebrask
/ are still in doubt and are claimed by bot
parties
In the states which did not elect legislatur
[. this fall, except Virginia, the politics of Il
/ present senate and legislature are the sam
L Riddleberger, Of Virginia, viii make way Il
!. a Democrat If, therefore, West Virgin
;. elects a Democrat and Nebraska Republ
can the senate win stand as it does at presel
> Democrats, 81 Republicans, 80