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will stand as follows: Republicans, Bel
lamy Storer in the First District, John A.
Caldwell in the Second, George w.
Hulick in the Sixth, George w. Wilson
in the Seventh, Luther M. Strong In the
Eighth, w. II. Enochs In the Tenth,
Charles II. Grosvenor In the Eleventh,
HI. G. Van Voorhis in the Fifteenth, s.
A. Northway In the Nineteenth, w. j.
White in the Twentieth. Democrats:
George w. Houk In the Third, f. G.
Layton IN the Fourth, ID. ID. Donovan
in the Fifth, Byron Ritchie in the Ninth,
j. II. Cultivate In the Twelfth, ID. d.
Hare in the Thirteenth, A. j. Pearson
in the Sixteenth, James Richards in the
Seventeenth, George p. Ikert in the
Eighteenth. and Thomas l.. Johnson in
the Twenty first.
Harrison solid In Minnesota.
Harrison has undoubtedly carried
Minnesota. Nelson, Rep, Is elected
Governor by plurality of $4,000 to 49,
900. The following seem to have been
elected TO Congress-: First District
Tawney, Rep; Second-McCleary, Rep;
Third-Hall, DEM: Fourth - Kiefer,
Rep; Fifth-Eletcher, Rep; Sixth
Searle, Rep; Seventh-Feig, Rep.
Sufficient returns have been received
to show that the Republicans will have
a majority Of twenty eight in the Legis-
lature on joint ballot, thus insurlng
the reelection OF c. X. Davis to the
United States Senate.
Return, from Many States.
Pennsylvania The Republicans made
a clean sweep, by $4,000 majority.
Wyoming-The Weaver electors and
the Democratic State ticket have been
elected.
Vermont-Returns received from fifty
Vermont towns give Harrison 12,765;
Cleveland. $500.
Oregon-The Democratic State Com
mittee comedies the electoral vote to
Harrison. except one.
Maine-Harrison's plura lity in Maine
will be less than l5,OOU, Republican
loss of 5000 since 1898.
Montana-Has chosen Harrison Elect
ors and the Republicans elect a MAJOR
ity of their State ticket.
Rhode Island-Harrlson' majority in
Rhode Island is less than 5000. Capron
(Rep) is elected to Congress.
New Jersey = Cleveland majority
will fall little short of $4,000. Werts,
DEM, for Governor, is chosen.
Virginia-Virginia is Democratic by
nearly $4,000. A solid Democratic del
egation has been returned to Congress.
Idaho-This state has elected Weaver
electors, but the Republicans have
elected Swee; and Mcconnell to Con-
gress
Georgia-Full returns show the elec-
tion OF the entire Democratic ticket.
The majority for Cleveland may reach
~ 900.
New Hampshire-The majority for
Harrison in New Hamp shire is about
5000. The Legislature will probably
elect the gov ernor.
Delaware-The Republicans concede
1000 Democratic majority. A Demo-
cratic Legislature is chosen, insurlng
the reelection OF Senator Gray.
Missouri-The entire Democratic
ticket has been elected 10y plurality of
II ,WU, and the Demo rats have carried
thirteen out OF the fifteen districts.
Tennessee-Clevelan has 81, 900 plu-
rality and Peter Turney is elected Gov
ernor by $4,000. Buchanan, the third
party candidate, polled only 10000
votes.
South Carolina-Cleveland majority
will not fall much below Al, 900. Demo
every district except the Seventh, which
Is in doubt.
shington-Harrison has at least
5000 plurality. McGrew, Rep, for Gov
ernor, leads, while the vote on the two
Congressman Is close, favoring the Re-
publicans. No estimates on the Legis-
lature.
Connecticut - Cleveland's plurality,
5,417. -Four years ago 1t was 1886. The
entire Democratic ticket Is probably
elected. The State Senate is tie, and
the Republicans have about 20 majority
In the House.
West virginia-The Democrats conf
IDENTIFY claim the election of all four
Congressman. Cleveland will undoubt-
edly be given the Electoral vote, and
the election of the entire Democratic
State ticket Is generally conceded.
Colorado-Weaver has carried the
State. Both the fusion candidates for
Congress have been elected by safe
majorities. The Legislature is in the
hands of the Populists and Democrats,
which insures the election OF Demo-
cratic Senator.
Texas-Cleveland has carried the
State, but the race between Hogg, Dem,
and Clark for Governor is very close,
with indications favoring the former
The Populists have probably captured
two ana the Republicans one Congress
man out of thirteen.
Kansas-The Democratic State Com
mittee says the Weaver electors will
have a majority in the State OF % 900;
that Lewelling, for Governor, will have
IL 900 majority, and that the Democrats
and Populists will get seven out of the
ten Congressman.
Massachusetts-The Republican ticket
was completely successful by pluralities
from 2.O0U down, except Ru sell, DEM,
who has 1000. The Legislature is
heavily Republican In both branches.
OF the thirteen Congressman the Re-
publicans carried ten.
California = The Democratic State
Committee announces that the State
has gone for Cleveland about 900 ma
jority. Chairman Myers, OF the Repub-
lican Committee, concurs. The Con-
gressional delegation Is probably five
Republicans and four Democrats.
Kentucky - The Democrats have
elected Congressman In the First Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth, and Tenth Districts, and the Re-
publicans In the Eleventh. The Second
Is doubtful. Cleveland receives about
the same plurality as four years ago.
Nevada-It is conceded by all that
Weaver has carried Nevada by 1900.
Newlands, silver party, Is elected to
Congress. As to the Legislature, 1t is
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