Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-16
MARYLAND.

1u6 hcpuUlCdHo Ruli'ch bbLNN ONApNN-~
men in the State OF Maryland. Tho names
of the Republicans elected are VIM. B. Baker
in the second district. Charles E. Coffin in
the fifth and Geo. L. Wellington in the
sixth.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Returns from South Dakota are very slow
coming in. Sheldon, Rep, is likely elected
Governor.
TENNESSEE.
Partial returns from IS counties show
decidedly diminished vote with Republican
gains. though not sufficient to defeat Turney
Dem, for Governor, if kept up throughout
the State. No definite news from Congress
sional districts.
FLORIDA.
The Times Union says: Very light vote
cast, probably about half that cast In
October, two Democratic candidates for Con-
gress probably elected.
GEORGIA.
J. ". Maddox. Dem, is elected IN the
Seventh Congressional district W. H. Fell
on, Pop, will contest It. Carter Tate elect
ed overwhelmingly in Ninth.
INDIANA.
Indications at midnight, Republicans elect
state ticket by at least % 900 majority, and
elect Congres.men in the First Sixth, Seventh
Ninth. Tenth and Eleventh and probably in
the Fifth and Thirteenth districts, q Repub-
lican gain OF six; not enough returns from
legislature to indicate result in state.
LOUISIANA.
The returns so far show almost to GER
tainty ihe reelection Of the present Congress
sio:ial delegation from Louisiana by about
g. 600 majority, each in the First, Third,
Fourth. Fifth and Sixth districts, and the
election of Charles F. Buck in tie Second
district by large majority to succeed Davy.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia returns nine Democrats and one
Republican Congressman. The State was
carried by about 20, 900 plurality by the Dem
acrats, and the new election law has worked
to tho complete satisfaction OF Democratic
leaders, though it cut most from Democratic
voters in the Intelligent white districts. The
following will be the Democratic delegation
In the next Congress: First district, William
A. Jones; Second, D. Gardner Tyler; Third
Tazswell Ellet; Fourth, William r. McKenny;
Fifth. Claude a. Swanson: Sixth. Peter J.
Otey; Seventh. S. S. Turner; Eight, i. i.
Meredith: Ninth. James A. Walker; Tenth
st. George Tucker The new men are Ellet
MeKeuny, Otey and Walker. All arc DEM
ocrats except Walker.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The polls DO not close until o'clock in
this state and returns are therefore neces-
sarily late. In Philadelphia Republican
Congressman Bingham, Harmsr, RsybCrn
and Adams are reelected by increased ma
ior.ties. The Democrats lose theii Congress
man from the Third district, formerly repre-
sented by Samuel J, Randall, Frederick Hal
terman (Rep), defeating Joseph P. McCul-
leu (Dem.) J, by about 1900 majority.
RHODE ISLAND.
Complete returns have not been received
from either OF the Congressional districts in
Rhode Island, but the figures at hand leave
no douIt of the success OF Ball, Rep, over
Lapham Dem, in the First district, and
Arnold, Rep, over Garyin, Dem, in the
Second district.
DELAWARE.
Delaware mple.e-Newcastle county,
$50 Republican majority; Kent, 100 Demo-
cratic majority: Sussex, $50 Repub ican ma
iority. Net Republican majority, 200. Re-
publicans elect Governor and Congressman
and local tickets in two counties. The next
legislature will stand; Senate, Democrats
Republicans; House, IA Republicans, IL
Democrats. This ensures Republican sue
cessor to United States Senator Higgins.
KENTUCKY.
Denny, the Republican candidate in Breck-
nridge's district, is predicted to win from
500 to 1000 votes. Fayette county will give
Denny nearly /, 900 majority
The indications are that the Democrats
have elected the following Congressman:
Hendricks, First; Garry, Second; Mont
gomery, Fourth; Berry, Sixth; McCreary,
Eighth; Hart, Tenth; Vane, Eleventh. The
Republicans have elected Hunter in Third,
Evans in. Fifth, Denny in Seventh, Pueh in
Ninth. As returns come in, Evans majority
increases, and it may reach $500.
CONNECTICUT.
Complete returns up to noon from all bu
II towns out of 1863 in the state show tat
Coffin, the republican candidate for COVER
nor is elected by 1864 plurality. The towns
not yet reported two years ago gave the
republican state ticket plurality OF 729. In
all four of the Congressional districts repub-
| lican candidates are elected.
ALABAMA.
Cobb Dem, is elected in the Filth; How
arj Pop. in the Seventh. and Under wood
Dem, in Ninth Congressional district.
COOK GANG HEARD FROM AGAIN