The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08

NEW YORK. Nov THE returns ol
the congressional election received to-
day have but emphasized the magnitude
of the Republican victory. since last
night the number Of Republican repre-
ecntatives has increased from 40 "hlch
then seemed the possible number TO
pa. and the Democratic and Populists
ranks shruk C"Irespondinsly IN the re-
uortg. ana the latter almost "hOhy uiS-
appeared The hsures snow lhal lio
Republicans viii probably nave hoI S oiiIS
large majority bat moro IMAM '"o-
Foilowing are the representatives,
elected to Congress SO FAR as aS'ei'd'neu
AiabaIna- First district. clark Uem.G
Second. Stalhues OJemD; Third. Harm
son GjemJ. Fourth. Robbins N(cm.l,
F1fth. Goodwin Q'opl SiHlh' t,n,, hhnn"r
(Dem); Seventh, Goodman itopl'
Eighth. Wheeler ODemJi Nlhth' OhoeI-
AIN Hrkansas First district. McCulloch, .Jr.
OcmD. Second Little CDemD, Third NC
Rae OJcmJ; Fourth. Terry Q}emli fli'h'
Dinsmorc CDemD Sixth. Nell tDem.l.
california First dis distrfI HIs, b1Tn2Ih Tbira
iiillboTTin oKepJ; Fourth, Mcclure Dem2;
Tifth. Loud (RepJ; sixth. McLachan
WepD; seventh, Bowers lkep'G go.
Colorado First district Shanroth
Connccticut~ First district, Platt Rep.(;
second. Spcrry Rep), Third. Russell
Ucpl. Fourth. lin ReP,2. pon,
FLORIDA First district Sparkman
DEM. second. Cooper lDem)
Georgia First, district. Lsster DEema2; !;
tDemJ: Fourth, Moses DemJ Fifm Lly-
ingstCn Uem), sixth. Bartlett O)em) 4;
seventh. Maddox OemD; Eighth, Law
son U)cmJ, Ninth, Tate (Dem); Tenth.
Black Dem); Eleventh, Turner (Dem)
Idaho -At-large, Wilson UtepD
Illinois First district, Aldrich utep);
Second, Lorimer QRep); Third. MGG9nn [,53I,
HtcpD. Fourth. WOOdman OtepD; Flith.
White dlcp); sixth, Cook OepJ;
Seventh. Foss RcpD; Eighth, Hopkins
NepJ, Ninth. hit diep2; Tenth. Post
Uiepl. Eleventh. Reeves Rcp); Twelfth.
cannon U(epD: 1hirteenth. Warner
ucp(; Fourteenth, Graf Rep); Fif-
tccnth. Marsh Rcp); sixteenth, Down
Eiphtccnth. Noouau CRepD; Nineteenth.
Wood UcpD, Twentieth, Burrell Wep),
Twenty -nrst Higgins Dem); Twenty
MassachUsctts" Fret district, Wright
Rep); Second Gillett Rep); Third,
Walker UiepD; Fourth, Apsley dep);
Fith. KuoN RcpD; sixth, Cogswell Qep);
seventh. Barrett Rep2; Eighth, Mccall
RcpD. Ninth, Fitzgerald Dem); Tenth,
Atwood 1ScpD. Eleventh, Draper tItcpD;
Twelfth, Morse Rep); Thirteenth, Simp-
Michigan-First district Corlss Rep);
Second Spaulding Wep); Third Burrows
tRepD. Fourth. Thomas Rep); Firth,
Smith OepD: Sixth, Aitkin (Rep);
seventh. shower (Rep); Eighth, Linton
RepD; Ninth, Bishop, GRep); Tenth,
Crmp RepD: Eleventh. Avery RepD.
Twelfth, Stevenson Uep).
Minnesota First district. Tawney
CRepJ; Second McCleary- WepD; third.
llcatwole Rep). Fourth, keifer Rep);
Flfth. Fletcher (Rep); Sixth. Towne
Mississippi First district, Allen Dem);
Second, Kyle OemD; Third, Catchings
tREe1mE3 Fourth SSr Money si2fE DEM; ,t Fitt3
Seventh, Spencer DEM.
Missouri First district Clark (Rep);
Second, Hull Oem); Third, Orton (Rep);
Fourth, Crowther Rep)i, Fifth Tarsney
ueard WemD; Eighth. Leads (RepD:
Ninth, Clark pem); Tenth, Bartholdt
NeP); Eleventh: Joy RepQ; Twelfth,
Fourteenth. Arnold Dem), Fifteenth.
Burton Qtep).
Indiana First district. Hemenway
'rracewen CRcp) Fouth. Watson ORep5;
Firth, ONersueet Rep); Sixth, Johnson
Nep); SeVel IN, Henry (RepD; Eighth,
EsTTIs rIS HtSP2' HSis6 H4e6t9 H49t9 tIaH, HeHey RsP2i
Rep); Twelfth, Leighty (Rep); Thlr-
tecrth. Royce (RepD
IOWA First district; Clark Rep); Sec
ond, Curtis CRep2; Third. Hender ON
Cousins ReP); Sixth, Lacey Rep0. Sew
erth llul Rep); Eighth, Hepburn
Wep): Ninth, Haser Repl; Tenth, Dol
nV,r ufep). Eleventh, Perkins CRep)
KansdS-At large Blue lRepl; First
district, Broderick (RepD, second, Miller
Rep). Third, kirkpatrick QRep); Fourth,
curtis U}ep); Flfth, Calderwood Rep);
sixth. Baker Peo); Seventh. Long Rep)
Kentucky First district, Hendrick
Dem). Second, Clardy DEM; Third,
McElroy ODeml; Fourth. Lewis (kepQ
Fifth. Evans CRep); sixth, Berry Oem)
kiRntn
CDemD, Ninth, Pugh (RepD; Tenth Ken
dali CDem }; Eleventh, Colson und. kep)
Louisiana-FirSt district. Myer (Dem.(
Second. Bucl, pem)i Third, Price tOem)i
Fourth ogden (Dem(, Fifth, Noatner
tpemC; Sixth, Robertson Qem)
Maine-Frst district Reed (Rep2i : sec, &c,
ond. pingiey Repl; Third' MlihAen
Maryland First district, Miles (DemQ
Second. Baker RepO Third, Rusk
OemD; Fourth, Cowen QDemD; Fhth,
Coffin Rep2i sixth: WelRs.0n HarimaS Cksp3 imeP2
Nebraska First district, Suode tHeP.li
Second Mercer Qkep); Third. MeickelJ9hn
Rep) Fourth, Hadner Rep.l; F1tth' IN
drews (KepJ, Sixth. Kemp lhep.e
Nevada~At large Newlands Pop2
New Hampshire-First district, Sullo-
way u.ep); SECOND, Baker (kep).
New Jersey First district, l-ouden-
fsES ssEsSr aoRR aR SSsSp5 SSp is5SnSE FGSpS fsR2 faRsy
dRep): Firth. Stewart (Repl; sixth.
Parker NepD Seventh. McEwan GSep);
Elehth, Fowler Rep.).
New York-First district Mccormick
RepD: Second, Hurley Reg): Third, wa
son (Rep); Fourth, FISCHER (Rep.) Fifth.
Seventh. Bartlett Dem); Eighth. Walsh
DemD: Ninth, Miner Oem) Tenth
Campbell RepD; Eleventh, Sulzer Dem);
Twelfth. Mccleilend Oem); Thirleent6.
Fifteenth. Lowe RepD: sixteenth. Fair
child (Rep); Seventeenth Odell Gep).
Eighteenth. Lefevre (Rep); Nineteenth.
Black RopG Twentieth Southwick
lRepli Twenty FIRST. Wilber lRep D; TWen-