Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07

first district T. 8. Wilkinson, dem, is elected
by small majority. In the second, h. d.
Coleman, rep, il elected by Is 900 majority.
In the other districts Gay, Blanchard, Boatner
Pennsylvania Heavily Republican.
Chairman Cooper, Of the republican state
committee Of Pennsylvania, claims the state
for Harrison by about $1,000 majority. This
would be . republican gain of 5000. The re-
Pubilcans elect nineteen Congressman, the
democrats SIX, and three districts are in doubt,
and it will require fuller returns to determine
who the successful candidates are. The legis-
lature will be largely republican. The present
delegation in Congress from Pennsylvania is
composed OF twenty republicans and eight
the last legislature the districts were almost
entirely changed, and the election of Congress-
men yesterday was the first under the new ap-
portionment.
First district, Henry NJ. Bingham, republican;
second, Charles O'Neill, republican: third,
Samuel J. Randall, democrat; fourth, william
ID. Kelley, republican,; fifth, A. Charmer. re-
publican; sixth, Smedley Darlington repub-
mean; eighth, William Mutchler, democrat;
ninth, ID. b. Drummer, democrat; tenth, Mar
riott Brosius, republican; eleventh, ]. A. Scran-
ton, republican; thirteenth, James B. Reilly,
democrat; fourteenth, J. W. Rife, republican;
hfteenth, NJ. B. Wright, republican; sixteenth,
d. Q. Mccormick, republican,; seventeenth,
Charles r. Buckalew, democrat; eighteenth. L..
=. Atkinson, republican; nineteenth, Levi
Malsh, democrat; twentieth, Edward Scull, re-
publican; twenty-first Samuel A. Craig, repub-
lican; twenty-second, John Dalzell, republican;
twenty-third, Thomas NJ. Bayne, republican;
twenty fourth, j. W. Ray, republican; twenty
NTH, Charles G. Townsend, republican,; twenty
sixth, William G. Culbertson, republican;
tWenty-seventh, Lewis F. Watson, republican.
Congressman Mills Plurality.
drono frh
sentative estimates place Mills plurality at
$500 in the district. Negroes, prohibitionists,
and republicans voted almost solid for Jones,
wnlle the union labor party was divided. Mills
will not poll as large a majority as at the last
election, while the vote is much larger"
Republicans Still Control Kansas.
Reports from various parts of Kansas show
that the labor portion voted solidly for its own
state ticket, not combining to any extent with
the democrats. Neither of the state COM
mittees has any positive information as to the
outlook and both decline to give figures. The
legislature will not be as strongly republican as
heretofore, but the republicans will control it
by good majority. There is little or no OPP
position to the return of Senators Plumb and
ingalls, as their own successors.
Republican Congressman Claimed in
Arkansas.
The estimated majority for Cleveland in
Arkansas is between Il, 900 and IA, ZOO. Repub-
licans claim the election of Jno. NJ. Clayton in
the second, and Louis P. Featherstone in the
first Congressional districts. The election of
Thos. McRae Jno. H. Rogers. and Samuel w.
Peel, democrats, is conceded in the third, fourth
and fifth districts. The prohibition vote in the
state is variously estimated at between 1000
and 5000. The union labor ticket it is esti-
mated, will poll 10000 votes.