Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
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HOW Sac Congressional ueicga,,on
Will Stand.

ksow thc Conversational usiegas,on
Will Stand.
Asoociase1 fssss Digpgsca OF goecinl wlrss
OnfcAaoi Nov. The congressional
delegation will stand; tst district, Abnsr
+ LApiof, Chicago, Il %, Frank Lawier
/ Chicago, D Sd, w. II Mason, Chicaao
II Ain, George e. Adams, Chirnqo' II
9th, A. j. Hppk,ns, Aurora. Il: 6ib n
4. hitt, Mt. Norris, Il 7th' j. Hen5e,
son, jamestown, Il 8th, O. A, Hill,
soiios, 4 y q, g. 4. Payson, Pontiac,
~ ioih: I. v. Post, GAlesburg. X ;
I'm, ". II. Gest, Rosk Island
x i2th, Scott wike, Pittsfield, D.;
!5.h, W. n. Springer, D., Sprins field;
l4'h, ]. H. Rawell, T., Bloomington ;
10Th. J. Cannon, H., DanvilIe; lstG. g,
W. Fithosp. D., Newton; 18th, Edward
Lane, D Hillsboro; 18th, ]. Z. Hutaher.
Bsileville, II 10Th, r ". Townshend
shhwneetown, D.; 2Olh, George W.
smith, Murphysboro, IL,
POST DEFEATS woBTHINoTos.
ST. Louis, Nov. THE election Of
Post r., for Congress in tenth Illipcia
district 10 conceded by WorthinRton his
Democratic opponent.
1 :, SniSAsp, NOV. f-lho advIces from
we senatorial districts show that th,,
Republicans will have majority Of
not far from 50 on Joint ballot II
/ the next general assembly. The senste viii
he made up nj 81 Republicans, 10 Demo-
erats aud Uniou Lqlor. This Republicans
\ appear 10 lave elected 81 mambers of the
house, whte the Democrats have nnl
mustered 60 The reelection OF II pntll.
con to tue united States senate Is thus US.
4 surpd.
I The Tribune estimates thatthe next house
i Of Representa- ives wilt be c9mpoeed Of liz
u .hnoieaDs and ibn Democrats.
ibe following estimates Of counties, part
! OF them from nearly complete returns, will
/ show the general tendency: KAnkekee. tu-
cluding the town OF Kaukakse, Republican
piutaiuy 1900, n gain Of 200; Satna.
\ publican, plurality 1870, a loss Of
ID; Shelby, a Democta q plurality a
\ 500, losa leo; Whltesiie, Republican, / 400
same Is In 1881; Bureau. r. o. loss $50;
Mclean, inrluiing city Of . oomlpgton, n,
1000, gain Of 1850; McHenty. Il J AIS
loss 200; Fayeie, d 4j1 no ch1nee Gum.
herlaud, u 2JG, les rs; Sinpnmon, In
cindine city Of Sp1dgfl-ld, ID s7i, loss $40.
Additional returns from Interior toSns
aud oNuntry distsic OF the state Of Illinois,
Received this incoming, do not justify any
ehaig &c ~ the estimate made Ia thess dls
fNttl'79 AfAaH VI u vi 6Vt'll
25.Ua0 for HARRISON. aud OF 500 10 ID, 900
I Tor Filler, r., for soreraor.
WHAT CHAIRMAN JEwErr SAYS.
ISnIASaPpLis, Nov. Z --l2.4l .. n. Demo,
Grgtie Gangets are aeHem 5t.,d AZ their head.
quarters rec living and taba aine their re
tirps. Cnairman Jewe.t in answer 70 inter.
rcga'ories sHsu; Our reports show that vi
Z have cnrried the state by from 8 90 t
! 5.tRn. unie@s retulns arc tgnlpar with.m
1916 q, n.--5lS hundred aud forts nye
cipets In ladlsns give II lrrisou 80 25l
Cleveland yng6s Same precincts Ia 1888.
gave Blaine Of t5i; Cleveland, 88,6i5.
Gov. Cray thought the state was safely
Democratic.
Col. Nation, candidate for governor
sn'd: Ths result is vATy douottrl."
+ P SPERM, secretary OF tho Democratic
national committee, said # eau only re
pear whht said last night that we havi
surely CARRIED 1odiana. have no doub
OF It BY what plurality OF course eapno
estimete as believe Il wifi nA very close
Our officlai rein re from 237 precinct. 4
the state show d Bendctatic nsr loss OF Ga,