The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-07
REPUBLICAN CONGRESS.
Returns Indicate That Result of
the Election.
CONGRESSMAN WILSON'S DEFEAT.

1t II Claimed That Dayton, His Opponent,
Wins by a Thousand votes-A Republican
Succeeds Congressman Breckinge-The
Reelection Of Speaker Crisp.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Returns received
by the Associated Press show that the
next house of representatives will be Re-
publican. The returns now show gain
for the Republicans Of &c. These gains
are distributed as follows: West Virginia,
8; New York, 1e; Massachusetts, 4; Mary
land, 3; Kentucky, q; Pennsylvania, s;
Illinois, s; New Jersey, g.; Connections, 3;
Kansas, Il Ohio, 8; Indiana, 1; North
Carolina, 1; Rhode Island, Q; Michigan,
81 Colorado, 1; Wisconsin, 1; total, SO.
A dispatch from Wheeling, w. Va,
says; The Republican state central COM
mittee claim that Wilson is defeated for
Huling, rep, in the Wheeling district is
elected by safe majority. Governor, rep,
carries the first congressional district.
Congressman Reelected.
First Arkansas Distriot-Philip d. Nc
Cullough, dem.
Third Arkansas District-T. G. McRae,
dem.
Fourth Arkansas District--w. L. Tay.
lor, dem.
Fifth Arkansas District-Hugh A. Dins-
more, dem.
Sixth Arkansas District-Robert Neill,
dem.
First Georgia District-Rufus E. Lester,
dem.
Second Georgia District Benjamin e.
Russell, dem
Third Georgia District-Charles F. Crisp,
dem.
Eleventh Georgia District-Henry G.
Turner, dem.
Fifth Illinois District-Albert j. Hop
kins, rep.
Twentieth Illinois District-George w.
Smith, rep.
Second Iowa District-walter I. Hayes,
dem.
Third Iowa District-David B. Hender-
son, rep.
Eleventh Iowa District-George d. Per-
kins, rep.
Fourth Kentucky District-A B. Mont
gomery, dem.
Sixth Kentucky District-Albert 8.
Berry, dem.
Eighth Kentucky District-J. B. Nc
First North Dakota District-M. N.
johnson, rep.
Second New Jersey District-John ].
Gardner rep.
Fourth New Jersey District-Pitney rep.
First Louisiana District-Adolph Meyer,
dem.
Second Louisiana District-Charles F.
Buck dem.
Third Louisiana District-AndrewP Price,
dem.
Fourth Louisiana Distriot-Newton
Blanchard, dem.
Fifth Louisiana District-Charles j.
IQna IAtt,
Sixth Louisiana District Samuel M.
Second Maryland District-J. f. c. Tai
bolt, dem.
Third Maryland District-H. w. Rusk,
dem.
First Mississippi District-John NJ. Al
len, dem.
Second Mississippi District John G.
Kyle, dem.
Third Mississippi District-Thomas G.
Catchings, dem.
Fourth Mississippi District = Fl. d.
Money, dem.
First Missouri District-Champ Clark,
dem.
Tenth Missouri District-Richard Bar
tholdt, rep.
Twelfth Missouri District - Seth w,
Fourteenth New York District-E. e.
Quigg, rep.
Twentieth New York District Charles
Tracey, dem.
Fourth Ohio District-F. c. Layton,
dem.
Sixth Ohio Dlstriet-George w. Hulick,
rep.
Seventh Ohio District-George w. Will
son, rep.
Eighth Ohio District-L. M. Strong, rem.
way, rep.
Eleventh Ohio District - Charles Il.
Grosvenor, rep.
Fifteenth Ohio District-H. O. Van
Voorhis, rep.
Seventeenth Ohio Distriot-J. A. Rich
ards, dem.
Twenty second Pennsylvania District.
John Dalzell rep.
Twenty third Pennsylvania District
William A. Stone, rep.
Fourth Tennessee District-Benton Nc
MILAN, dem.
Fifth Tennessee District = James d.
Richardson, dem.
Sixth Tennessee District = Joseph r.
Washington, dem.
Seventh Tennessee Observation-Disclosures N.
Cox, dem.
Ninth Tennessee District James Nc
Dermond, dem.
Tenth Tennessee District-Joseph Pat
terson, dem.
Fifth Virginia District = Claude A.
Swanson, dem.
New Congressman Elected.
Second Arkansas District-Little, dem.
Tenth Illinois District-Philip Sydney,
pop.
Sixth Iowa District-Bacey, rep.
Seventh Iowa District-John A. Thull,
rep.
Seventh Kansas Distriet-Loag, rep.
First Kentucky District-John K. Hem
drick, dem.
Second Kentucky District-Clady, dem,
Seventh Kentuckv Distrirt-Dennr Ear,