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and five are Republicans.
Meagre returns indicated that the Repub-
licans elected their State ticket. RepubI-
cans elected Edmund N. Morrill, Governor
over Lorenzo D. Lewelling, the Populist
present incumbent. Jerry Simpson was de-
feated for Congress. and Republican Le9ls-
lature was elected.
KENTUCKY.
Kentucky elected four Judges OF the Court
of Appeals and eleven Representatives in
Congress. It gave Cleveland 10000 plural
lty In 1892. All but one Of its present Repre-
sentatives are Democrats.
The Republicans elected five Congress
men and the Democrats four, two being IN
doubt on the morning after the election. In
Colonel Breckinndge's Congress district
Owens Dem. }, the man who beat Breckin-
ridge after q sensational campaign, was
slected.
LOUISIANA.
Louisiana elected six Representatives In
Congress. The delegation Is now sohdly
Democratic.
According to first returns louisiana re-
turned full Democratic delegation to Con-
gress despite the bolt of the sugar planters
In the first three districts.
MARYLAND.
Maryland elected six Representatives In
Congress. The present delegation Is soltdly
on the day after the election indications
were that three of the six Congressman
would be Republican. The Republicans
made gains all over the State. In the Third
District Rusk Oem.) was elected John Z.
Cowen (Dem. was also elected to succeed
Rayner.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Massachusetts elected Governor and other
State officers, Legislature which will
Representatives In Congress. It gave Har-
rison &c, ,00I plurality in 1892 and Republic
can plurality of 81, ,697 for Governor IN 1891.
Ofits present Representatives four are Demo-
Gratis and nine Republicans. g., g., ,.., -
Returns indicated the election OF the en-
tire Republican State ticket by larger plu-
ralities than those OF last year, when Green
halge was elected Governor by 35,697 plu-
rality over John E.. Russell, who was also
this years candidate on the Democratic
ticket Twelveout of thirteen Congressman
Legislature Is overwhelmingly Republican.
q "+ z MICHIGAN. ~ d
Michigan elected Governor and other
State officers. Legislature which will
choose two United States Senators, and
twelve Representatives in Congress. OF the
present Representatives f1ys are Democrats
and seven Republicans.
Reports indicated the election of John T.
Rich (Rep.) for Governor, over s. O. Fisher
Dem, by upward Of $1,000. The whole
Republican State ticket was elected. The
Republicans were sure Of every Congress
district but the Second and Tenth, with in
dications that all twelve have gone Republi-
can. The Legislature will elect two Repub-
ncan United States Senators.
MINNESOTA.
Minnesota elected Governor and other
State officers, seven Representatives In Con-
gress, an Assembly, and one-half the State
Senate. The Legislature will elect United
States Senator. Minnesota gave Harrison
22,157 plurality In 1892 and Nelson (Rep. for
Governor 14,521. There are four Repubu-
cans, two Democrats and one Populist In the
present delegation to Congress.
Knute Nelson (Rep.l has been reelected
were that the entire State ticket would be
elected, except one Associate Justice. 4
solid Republican Congressional delegation
was elected.
! MISSISSIPPI.
Mississippi elected seven Representatives
in Congress (the delegation Is now Demo-
cratic) and voted on Constitutional Amend
ment.
All seven congressman elected are Demo-
Gratis. The Populists made gains.
MISSOURI.
Missouri elected minor State officers, O
Legislature and fifteen Representatives In
Congress. The State gave Cleveland 4480
plurality in 1892, and the Democratic candi-
date for Governor 29,79O plurality. There
are two Republicans In the present delega-
tion to Congress.
Partial returns showed reduced Demo.
cratic mejorities. Crowder Rep.) Is elected
Congressman In the Fourth District. The
State delegation it was thought would
stand seven Democrats and eight Republi.
cans, gain Of six for the latter. Judge
Black (Dam.) was defeated for the State
their entire Slate ticket and the Legislature
MONTANA.
Montana elected Justice Of the Supreme
Court, one Representative In Congress,
members Of the Legislature, which will
choose two United States Senators, and vot.
ed on the question whether Helena or Ana
conda shall be the State capital. Harrison
had 127O plurality in 1892. The present Rep
resentative is Republican.
Republicans elected their State ticket and
have majority on joint ballot In the Legls.
lature, insuring the election OF two United
States Senators. Helena probably wins the
capital fight.
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska elected a Governor and Other
State officers. q Legislature which will
choose a United States Senator, and six Rep.
resentatIves In Congress. The Democrats
and Populists fused on the State ticket. The
State gave Harrison 1857 plurality In 1892
or the present Representatives three art
Republicans, two PopuIists and one Is &
Democrat.
Republicans elected their entire State
ticket and the Legislature. All the Con.
gressmen but one are Republicans.
NEVADA.
Nevada elected Governor and othoi
State officers, Representative in Congress,
and Legislature. In 1892 1t gave Weaver
4645 plurality over Harrison, casting only
I'll votes for Cleveland. The present Rep-
resentative is Populisr.
Newlands, silver Congressman. is elected
by 1900. Neither silverites nor Republicans
would concede the State.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
New Hampshire elected a Governor, a
Leglslaturewhich will choose United States
Senator, and two Representatives IN Con-
gress. 1t gave Harrison 3547 plurality In
1892. Both the present Representatives are
Republicans.