Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
Elections Which May Require Some
Days to Decide.

TACOMA. WASH, Nov. 6-Carron the demo-
cratic nominee for Congress, is beng urged TO
contest the election OF Wilson on the ground OF
intimidation and fraud. Ii is claimed that the
appointment Of fifty deputy US marshals in
this city without authority of the court was IL
legal. Carroll will take no action until the re-
turns are all in and he has opportunity to
look over the ground. The democrats made
heavy gains everywhere and Wilson's apparent
majority is reduced TO about 400. The Seattle
Post lntelb9ehcr states that according to the
returns aud estimates from all the counties IN
the state received by that paper Wilson. rep,
for Congress. has a plurality of 5000. aud
Olympia for the capital 1000 majority.
Sr. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 6-Halverson. alli-
ance, for Congress, Is probably elected in the
NTH district over Comstock, rep, and Whit
man, dem.
LEAvENwoRTH. KAN, Nov. 6-The latest re-
turns give Case Broderlck, rep, for Congress
from the first district, the election over Col
Moonlight Moonlight comedies the defeat.
Mason CITY, Iowa, Nov GA full report
from the fourth congressional district shows
that Butler, the democrat candidate for Con-
gress, is elected by l.5i6 over j. W. Sweeny,
rep, showing democratic gain OF nearly 1000.
LITTLE Rock. ARK, Nov. 6.-The democrats
claim Breckinridges election by a handsome
majority. In September all the counties IN
this district gave FiZer. repubican-union labor,
z, 800 majority. So far as heard from LanglcyS
counties show reduced majorities on the Fizer
vote, while all the democratic counties show
heavy gains for Breckenridge.
ELMIRA, NY, Nov. 6.-Hosea II. Rockwell,
democrat, is elected Representative in Con-
gress from the twenty-eighth district by Less
than one hundred plurality. The latea re-
turns make this showing, although the repsb-
licans still claim Noyes' election by very small
plurality.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov 6-The repubIicans
concede solid democratic congressional dole
CATION. Pendleton carries the first district By
800, Wilson the second by ], 100. Anderson the
third by 1,5O0, Capehart the fourth by 900.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 6.-Fyan. dem, according 70
the late returns from the thirteenth district, 10
elected to Congress over Wade, rep, by ]. 500
majority. Byrnes, dem, is probably elected
to Congress in the tenth district by . majority
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6-Congressman John II.
Wilson, rep, has carried the eleventh district
by 2.000 majority.
HARTFORD. Conn.,, Nov. 6.-The following
Congressman have been elected: Lewis Sperry
dem, first district; W. +. Wilcox. dem, second
district; Charles A. Russell, rep, third DIS
trict; Robert E. De Forrest, dem, fourth dis
trict
TOLEDO, ONO. Nov. CA Canton special 10
the BLlde says that the lack Of telegraph facili-
ties in Holmes county prevents exact ascer-
tanning of the vote in Mckinley's district
Stark county gives Mckinley 700 majority and
Medina 400; 0;Wayne gives Warwick $50 ma jority
and latest advices from Holmes give him l., $50.
Mckinley comedies Warwick's election by about
800, and this will be verified unless the vote Of
the precincts in Holmes which are estimated,
show unexpected gains for Mckinley.
Mr.. Hugh l. Taylor of the Interior Depart
ment received dispatch this morning from
his brother, Congressman A. A. Taylor. from
the irst Tennessee district, saying: Tell all
the Tennessee boys I am triumphantly
elected"