The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
Full List of Those
Chosen.
LOTS OF NEW BLOOD.
Old Leaders Left i'm the
LurCh.
ELECTED TO STAY HOME.
Bland, Enloe, McMilIin and
Cummings
WILL HAVE PLENTY OF Co1pANY
Here Are the Gentlemen Who VIII
Block the Game of Tariff
Tinkering.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Son the strength
OF the returns received up to o'clock to-
night Chairman Babcock of the Republican
Congressional Committee figures that the
Republican representation in the next
House will be at least 259 members. TIE
changes from this afternoons statement,
when 255 were claimed to be elected, is
made by one additional from Illinois and
three from North Carolina.
The dispatch received tonight that
caused the greatest excitement was one
stating that Representative McMillin of
Tennessee was possibly defeated. II came
from the Chairman OF the State Central
Repu blican Committee of Tennessee and
added that the returns from the district
were not all in.
Chairman Babcock also says tonight
that from present indications the Repub-
licans will have at least a mem bers in the
Senate, and in this number is included
Jones of Nevada. Among kilograms re-
ceived at headquarters to-day was the fol-
lowing from Settle at Greensb boro. n. c.:
"It is conceded al Democratic head
quarters that we have elected seven Con-
gressmen in this State. The Third and
Sixth districts are in doubt. Sixty coun-
ties have been heard from. We have
sixty-fiYe members of the Legislature and
the Democrats twenty three. This gives
them, and the Democrats concede US the
Senate"
John l. Wilson OF Spokane. Wash, also
telegraphed: Have elected the two men,
bers of Congress and have about 80 ma
ioritY in the Legislature. Congratulations
on the victory"
Tne greatest interest is being taken in
the personnel of the new House of Re pre-
sentatiyes. for the list includes many new
names and great number OF the old
leaders have passed off the stage, some
never to come on again, it may be, fer
they are men well along in years. The
disappearance from public life of such
men as Holman of Indiana and Springer
Of Illinois and 'Silver Dick" Bland of
Missouri and McMllin and Eoloe of Ten
nessee and Grain of Texas is not the least
wonderful of the results of the great tidal
wave.
Amos Cummings, also, one of the noted
leaders in New York, will not be seen
again in the House, or at least he will not
be seen in The next House. All told, the
Democrats have not elected more than
nineteen members of Congress from the
Northern States. and in five of the South
eru, West Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri,
Tennessee and North Carolina, the con-
troll OF The delegations has been wrested
from them. Naturally this makes the
election of Republican sure should the
election of President be thrown into the
next House OF Representatlv and re-
moves the only contingency which could
have made the Populists dangerous.
ALABAMA.
First-Richard II. Clarke, Democrat.
Second-Jesse F. Siallings, Democrat.
Third-William c. Oates, Democrat.
Fourth-G. A. Robbins. Democrat.
Fiftb-A. T. Goodwin. POpulist.
Sixth-John Il. Bankhead, Democrat.
Seventn-M. w. Howard, Populist.
Eghth-Jo5eph Wheeler. Democrat.
Ninth-Louls w. TurpiD, Democrat.
ARKANSAS.
First-P. D. McCullocb, Democrat.
Second-J. S. Little, Democrat
Third-Tbomas McRae, Democrat.
Fourth-W. L. Terry, Democrat.
Fifth-H. a. Densmore. Democrat
Sixth-Kohert O'Nei. Democrat.
CALIFORNIA.
First-J. A. Barham. Republican.
Second-Grove J.. johnson, Republican.
Thrd-Samuel 6. HIborn. Re ubllcan.
Fourth-James G. Mcguire, Democrat.
FHth-Eugene +. Loud. Repu bllcan.
Sixth-James McLacblaD. Republican.
Seventh-W. w. Bowers. Republican.
COLORADO.
First-John F. Sbafroth, Republican.
Second-Thomas Fl. Brown, Republican.
CONNECTICUT.
First-D S. Henry, Republican.
Second-N. d. Sperry, Republican.
Third-Charles A. Russell, Republican.
FOURTH. j. Hill, Republican.
DELAWARE
First-Jonathan S. Willis. Republican.
FLORIDA.
First-S. NJ. Spsrkman, Democrat
Second-C M. Cooper, Democrat.
GEORGIA
First-R. E. Seller, emocrat.
Second-B. E. Russell, Democrat.
Third-C. F. Crisp, Democrat.
Fonrth-C. l.. Moses. Democrat.
Fifth-L. 2. Livingston, Democrat.
Sixth-C. l.. Bartlett Democrat
SEVENTH. w. Maddox. Democrat.
Eighih-T. G. Lawson, Democrat.
Ninth-F. c. Tate. Democrat.