Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-10

1WelItns w. boOfke C8Ekfan. Ucsn..
Thirteenth. John Dewitt Manner. dem:
Fourteenth. John r. Fellows. dem; Eff
teenth, Ashbel p. Fitch. ,lela: Sixteenth.
William Ryan. deln.; Seventeenth.
Henry NJ. Bavon: Eighteenth. Jacob
Lefevre, rep. Nineteenth. Charles II.
Haines, dem: Tweatierh. Charles
Tracy, dem; Twenty-first, :. Schemcr~
horn, dem; Twenty-second. n. NJ. Cur
tis, rep; Twenty-third, John NJ Weaver,
rep; Twenty-fourth. Charles a Chick
ing, rep; Twenty-fifth. James $. Sher-
man, rep; Twenty y-sixth. George w,
Ray, rep 1wenty-seventh, James !.
Belden, rep; Twentv-eighth. Serene +.
Payne, rep. Twentv-ninth. Charles w.
Gillett, rep: Thirtieth, James w. Wads-
worth, rep; Thirty-first, John Van
Voorhic, rep; Thirty-second, Daniel n.
Lockwood. dem; Thirty-third, Charles
Daniels, rep; Thirty fourth, Warren. b.
Hooker, rep. Totals, Republicans. IL;
Democrats, 81, The only district IN
which the resnlt as stated above is
doubtful is the Eighteenth, where the
Democrats claim that Cox is elected.
Pennsylvania congressman.
HARRISBURG, Nov. l0.-The following
representatives to congress have been
elected in Pennsylvania: First district.
III. III. Bingham, rep; Second, Charles
O'Neill, rep; Third. William McAleer,
dem.; Fourth, J. f. Reyburn, rep
Fifth, A. c. Harmer, rep; Sixth. J. b.
Robinson, rep; Seventh, Edward Halo
well, dem.; Eighth, w. Mutchler. dem. !;
Ninth, &, J. Erdman, DEM; Tenth, Mar
riott Brosius, rep; Eleventh, Joseph A.
Scranton, rep; Twelfth, w. III. Hine,
dem; Thirteenth, J. r. Reilly, demx
L NJ
teenth, NJ B. Wright, rep; Sixteenth.
A. G. Hopkins, rep; Seventeenth, $. p.
Wolverton, dem; Eighteenth, Theodore
NJ. Mahone, rep. Nineteenth. f. Beltz-
hoover. dem.: Twentieth, J. Ii. Hicks.
rep: Twenty-first, d. b. Heiner, rep. !;
Twenty-second, Jonn Dalzell, rep;
Twenty third, w. A. Stone, rep: Twen-
ty-fourth, Z. +. Acheson rep; Twenty
fifth, I. w. Phillips, rep: Twenty-sixth,
j. Z. Sibley, DEM: Twenty-seventh.
Charles w. Stone, rep; Twenty eighth,
George Krebs, dem. At large, Alexander
Mcdonald, rep.
The Ohio Delegation.
COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 10.-Latest re-
turns showsthe election of the following
congressman in Ohio: First district,
Bellamy Storer, rep; Second, John A.
Caldwell, rep; Third, George w. Houk.
DEM; Fourth, f. c. Layton, dem. Fifth,
ID. ID. Donovan, dem; Sixth, George w.
Hulick, rep; Seventh. George w. Will
son, rep; Eighth, Luther NJ. Strong,
rep; Ninth, Richie, dem Tenth, w.
f. Enochs, rep; Eleventh, Charles II.
Grosvenor, rep; Twelfth, J. II. Outh-
waite, dem. Thirteenth, d. d. Hare,
dem.; Fourteenth, NJ. d. Harter, dem !;
Fifteenth, H. II. Van Voorhis, rep; Six
teenth, doubtful, chances favoring G. l..
Poorman, rep. Seventeenth, James
Richards, dem.; Eighteenth, deorge p.
Ikert, dem; Nineteenth, 5. A.-North-
way, rep; Twentieth, w. ]. White, rep. !;
Twenty-tirst, Thomas L.. johnson, dem:
Sixteen Illinois Democrats.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Chair1nan Ben T.
Cable, of the western branch of the
Democratic national campaign com
mittee, says: I'VE have carried Illinois
for Grover Cleveland by at least 10000
plurality and have elected the entire
Democratic state ticket the two con-
gressnen-at-large and at least twelve of
the twenty-five congressman of the state
We have captured both branches of the
Illinois legislature, and will do the re-
districting of the state next winter"
--latest returns leave no doubt that
Joseph &. Cannon, rep, is elected to
congress in the Fifteenth district by
about 500 plurality, and George w.
Fithian, dem, in the Sixteeuth district
by about ] 900 plurality.
Wisconsin's Delegation.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 10.-The following
congressman are elected from this state
First district, II. A, Cooper, rep: Second.
Charles Barwig, dem: Third, j. W.
Babcock, rep. Fourth, John L. Mitchell,
dem; Fifth, George HI. Buchner. dem. !;
Sixth, Owen A. Wells. DEM; Seventh,
George b. Shaw. rep. (probably): Eighth.
Lyman Barnes. dem; Ninth, Thomas
Lynch. dem. (probably); Tenth, Nelson
p. Haughen. rep.
North CaroIina's Delegation.
RALEIGH. Nov 10.-Congressional re-
turns are now so far complete as TO show
positively that the Democrats have
elected congressman in all districts save
the Fifth. There Williams. dem, has
400 majority, with one county 10 hear
from, which usually gives small Re
publican majority.
Caiifornia's Congressman.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10.-The legisla-
ture is still in doubt. but will propably
be Republican on joint ballot The
Democrats viii in all probability carry
four Congressional districts. the first,
second fourth. and sixth, and the Repub-
hcans the remaining three.
New Jerseys congressman.
TRENTON. Nov. l0.-For congress. the
Republicans have carried the First and
Second districts and possibly the Eighth,
which will make the delegation four
Democrats and three Republicans The
returns from the Eighth district are still
incomplete.
Jerry is Not Left.
WICHITA, Rams. Nov. 10.-The Seventh
congressional district is conceded to
Jerry Simpson, Fusionist, by about 700
majority. This means a Republican
gain over two years ago of more than
1000.
Massachusetts, Delegation.
BosToN, Nov. 10.-Returns from the
congressional districts indicate gain Of
four congressman for the Republicans
The delegation win probably stand nine
Republicans and three Democrats.
Alabama's Delegation.
MoNTGoMERY, Nov. 10. = Alabama
elects a solid congressional delegation,
with the possible exception of Cobb. of
the Fifth district, whose election Is still
doubtful
A PopuIfst From Virginia.
PETERsBURG, Nov. 10.-The latest
news from the Fourth district is the prob
able defeat of Eyes, DEM, by Good,