Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-11-06
TN GENERAL.
List Of New York Congressman
Supposed to Be Elected.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN INDIANA.

UEWVVhAllV HAlNS In lNUIANA,
New Hampshire Said TO Have Gone Demo-
Embellishments Claim Massachusetts,
Mckinley Said to Be Defeated
Doubt About Cannon.
New YORK, Nov. 4-Returns so far as
received give the following as reason
ably correct list of Congressman elected
in New York State:
sFirst-James w. Covert, d
"Second-David A. Body d.
sThird-William S. Wallace, R
FOURTH. NJ. Clancy, D
'Fifth-Thomas F. Wagner, D.
SIXTH. R. Fellows. D.
Seventh e j. Dumphy D
tEighth-T. J. Campbell, D.
sNinth-A. ]. Cummings D
*Tenth-F. B. Spinola, D.
Eleventh.. D. Warner, D.
#Twelfth-R P. Flower, D.
Thirteenth-A. P. Fitch. d.
sFourteenth-W G. Stahlnecker, D.
Fifteenth-Henry Bacon, Pro; d
gain.
sixteenth. H Catcham, R
Seventeenth n. Cox, D., gain.
Eighteenth. A. Quackenbush, R
Observation-Disclosures Tracy, D.
+Twentieth-John Sanford, R
Twenty-hrst-J. NJ. Weaver, R
Twenty-second-L. W. Russell, R.
%Twenty-third-J. S. Sherman, R.
Twenty-fourth-F.E Arnold, R
#Twenty-ffth-J. j. Belden, R
Twenty-sixth-G. W. Ray, R
*Twenty-seventh-S. z Pauns, R
Twenty-eighth-P. T. Noyes, Pro. R
*Twenty-ninth-John Raines, R
Thirtieth-H. S. Greenleaf Pro-; D.
gain.
Thirty-hrst-J. w. Wadswozth, R,
Thirty-second-D. n. Lockwood, D.
gain.
Thirty-third-L Bunting, Pro; D.
gain.
Thirty-fourth-C R. Hooker, R
*Members of Fifty-frst Congress.
Roswell P Flowers majority in the
Twelfth Congressional district is esti-
mated at ~ 900.
Returns from all Congressional dis
tricts included in the city show the fol-
lowing to be positively elected: J. R
Fellows D., Sixth district; E ]. Dunn
ply, D., Seventh district; T. ]. Camp
bell, D., Eighth district; Amos ]. Cum
mings, D., Ninth district; E. B. Spinola,
D., Tenth district; John De Writ Warn
er, D., Eleventh district; R. P. Flower,
D., Twelfth district and A. P. Fitch,
D., Thirteenth district. The New York
portion of the Fourteenth district would
show the election of ]. W. Stahlnecker.
ALBANY, n Y, Nov. 5-Tracy, D.,
is reelected to Congress from the Nine
teenth district by over 2, 900 majority.
MIDDLETON, n. Y, Nov. Bacon,
D., for Congress has majority IA gain)
of $50.
Later returns show the election of
Bently, D., to Congress from the
Twenty-third district This is Demo
cratic gain.
Massachusetts.
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-The vote Of Boston
complete for Governor gives Rus
sell, D., 32,9S6; Brackett R, 10, 1885,;
Blackmer, P, 1,464; Russells plural
ity, 10, 10. The vote last year
wass Russell, 2s,2OS; Brackett %, 1874
and Blackmer, 1, $40; Russelrs plural
ity, 5,454-a Democratic net gain of
1856.
The Democrats claim the State by 10, =
900 plurality and the Republican State
committee comedies RusselPs election,
although they will not name any
figures.
Twenty-eight towns in the Ninth dis
trict for Congress, with one city and
ten towns to hear from, give Chandler,
R., q 23; Williams D., 1854 Demo
cratic gain of over 1, 800. The remain
ing towns are expected to elect Will
liams.
One hundred towns and cities includ-
ing Boston, Fall River, Taunton, Brock
ton, Haverhill and Newburyport give
Blackmer, Pro, 1867; Bracket, R, 65,-
125, and Russell, D., 79, 1888. The same
towns last year gave Blackmer 1903,
Bracket 65, 693 and Russell So. 090-a
net gain for Russell of 10, $40.
THE CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.
. Boston, Nov. 5-Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge is reelected without doubt in
the Sixth Congressional district, but
he admits that his majority will not be
much over /, 900 in place of about $500
two years ago. In the First district
Randall, R., is reelected; in the
Second E. A. Morse, R, is reelected;
in the Third Andrews, D., is reelected;
in the Fourth O'Neill, D.,
Is elected; in the Fifth Hosr,
D., has defeated Fox, R.; in the
Seventh Congswell, R, is reelected;
IN the Eighth, according to towns heard
from, Greenhalge, R, leads, but by
plurality greatly reduced from 1888 and
bis election is by no means assured.
The Ninth district is close, with Cand-
Ter, R., slightly in the lead at present
Congressman Walker, R, is returned
in the Tenth district Returns from the
Eleventh district indicate close vote
between Spaulding, R.; Coolridge, D.,
and Myron Walker, Ind The Twelfth
district will return Rockwell, R
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, n. H, Nov. 5. At midnight