The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-11-06

on the face of the incomplete returns.
Later returns from the Sixteenth con-
gressional district of Illinois indicate that
Democratic congressman, Fitchin, has been
defeated by Reeder, Farmers Mutual Bene
fit candidate, by majority of over 236
This is probably correct, and will leave the
illinois delegation eleven Democrats,
ght Republican and one Farmers.
Latest returns from twenty light con-
gressonal districts of the state show the
election of eighteen Republicans and ten
Democrats. The present delegation from
this state stands twenty one Republicans
and seven Democrats.
Following are the congressman elect from
the state of Illinois,
1. Abner Tay lor Republican.
2. Lawrence e. McGann, Democrat.
8. Allen E. Durberrow, Democrat:
4. Walter G. New berry, Democrat
5. Albert J. Hopkins, Republican.
6. Robert r. Hit, Republican.
7. Thos ]. Henderson, Republican.
8. Chas. A, Hume, Republican.
8. Lewis F.. Payson, Republican.
10. Phillip s. Post, Republican.
IL. BENZ. 7. Gable, Democrat.
II. Scott Wike Democrat.
13 VIM. NJ. Springer, Democrat
IA. Owen Scott, Democrat.
Is. r. Busby, Democrat
16. Geo. w. Filthy, Democrat.
II. Edward Lane, Democrat.
IS. VIM. T. Foreman, Democrat.
10. Jas. H. Williams, Democrat.
20. Geo. w. Smith, Republican.
DANyILLE, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-The Associated
Press has the following: Busey has ma
iority over ME of about 300.
[Signedl JIG. CANNON.
KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY, Kas., Nov. 5.-The Topeka
Capitol Republican, sends the following to
the Associated Press: This city and county
elects the entire Republ can ticket by a
small majority of few hundred, save one
representative to the Legislature, viz Baker
fusion and anti-Ingalls. Later returns
have decided look for Willets and the de-
feat of three and possibly four or five, Re.
publican congressman. Moonlight, Demo,
crat, beats Case, Republican, in the FIRST
district. Davis, Alliance, defeats Phillips,
Republican, in the Fifth, and McNall is
beaten in the Sixth. In the Seventh Halo
we'll comedies Simpsons election by 300.
KANSAS CITY, Kan, Nov. 5.-The Repub-
can candidate for governor Is beaten, six
out of seven Republican congressman are
defeated and Senator Ingalls, reelection a
subject of great doubt. That is the situa-
ton in Kansas. There was land slide, a
regular avalanche in Kansas and 1000 Re
pu lican majority was overwhelmed by It's
structve weight. The Farmers Alliance
did it and it was genuine surprise.
Every political prophecy predicted great
strength for the Alliance but only the most
sanguine pfrural seers regarded its success
as even a probability The chances
for Democrats seemed much brighter.
The Alliance strength is DETECTING to an
enervating degree the vigor of the Re-
publican party. On the eve of the election
Humphrey, Republican, was considered a
probability, Robinson, Democrat, a posi-
bility, and Nilletts as having no chance.
Too days returns, practically complete
landed Willetts as the winner, with Hum
phrey and Robinson neck and neck for the
place. The Republicans lose six out of
seven congressman, and there is another
surprise. For the first time in many years
the Republican delegation is broken and
broken to fragments. Only one Repubi-
can escaped the wreck, and that was e. H
Funston from the Second district. The
in the First district, electing Thomas Moon
light over Case Broderlck, Republi-
can, by 1000 majority. Hon. E. N. Morrill,,
Republican, present incumbent, declined
the nomination in this district. The Farm
ers Alliance carried the other five districts,
electing Clever over Perkins, Republican,
in the Third, Otis over Kelly in the Fourth,
Davis over Phillips, Republican, in the
Fifth, Baker over McNall in the Sixth and
Simpson over Hallowell in the Seventh.
The Kansas delegation will stand Repub-
lican |, Dem ocratic l, Farmers Alliance 5.
Another surprise lies in the possible defeat
for reelection Of Senator ingalls,, whose
term expires in 1891. The Farmers Alliance
and d mocrats waged a bitter campaign
against him and III a majority of the dis.
trcts retained one Observation-Disclosures against
the Republican candidate. The result is
the certain election of ninety-tive Farmers
Alliance and ID mocratic legislators against
thirty Republicans. Some of the Farmers
Alliance men and Democrats may vote for
ingalls,, but his opposition claim that those
newly elected who oppose him. together
with the opposition hOldovers will give 66
votes, majority of6 against him. This now
looks to be correct statement of ingalls,
situation, but its liable to be modified.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 5.-A private dis
patch states that Ex-Governor Foster con-
cedes the 'ec.ion of his opponent, Hare
democrat n the eighth district by 100 ma
jority.
Unofficiai fJotings show that the Repub-
licans carried Hamilton county by major
ities ranging j.2S4 for coroner to 2,918 for
probate judge. The majority for Ryan for
secretary OF state is S,252. Bellamy Story
for congress in first district
has m ip"ity or 1881. Last year Camp
bell CARR bis district by 5S7, a Republi.
can gan II 246. In the second district
John A 'aldweil (Repubican) is elected by
a majority of 1913 Last year Campbell
carried this district by 2,068, Republican
gain of 1876,
The III Les-Star has a special dispatch
from Can on dated $3.50 a. nj saying the