The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-08
ELECTION news.
later Dispatches COntirmN8WS
as 10 Republican Gains.
SILVER DICK BLAND, ANTI.0P
TI0N HATCH AND WILSON
ALL DEFEATED. HOUSE
GONE REPUBLICAN.

Yesterdays md last nights dis
patches but confirm the reports a
o the big gains made by the Re
publcans in Tuesdays Congressiona
election, 1t is now conceded that
Silver Dick Bland and Anti-Optiol
Hatch, Of Missouri, are defeated
ind probably Mr. Wilson, of Wesr
Virginia The next House will b,
Republican by from 80 to 40 MAJOR
ity,
Below we give condensed reports
rom several states, and the opin
ions of Stevenson and Watterson on
The result and general situations
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON Miss, Nov 7,-Tht
Democrats have carried every dis
trict in the state The Congress
men elected are; First District, J
W, Allen; Second District, }, c
Kyle; bird District, y, G. Catch
ings; Fourth District, H D. Money
Fifth District, j, S, Williams; SiXtl
District, William Denny Seventh
District, j. G, Spender The Pop
llists polled a surprisingly large
vote in the Sixth District and Den
ny Dem, pulled through by The
skin of his teeth
TENNESSEE,
Nashville, November 7,-O1icia !
md unofficial returns show tha
jeyenty-six Democratic delegate
nave been elected to the Legisla
.ure with several counties to hea
rom, which gives Democrats con
rol in both houses and insures th'
election of United States Senators
MEMPHIS, November THE Com |
nercial.Appeal claims the election
If Peter Turney Democrat, for
Governor, by3,OOO plurality,
JACKSON, November 7,--Congress
man b, A. Enloe is defeated on the |
'ace of the returns in the Eighth
District, The Democratic EXecu
live Committee has just conceded
McCall's election
MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, November 7, AS near
as can be ascertained at thi
lour the Democrats have lost tn
Fourth, First, Third Sixth, Eight
Thirteenth, Fifteenth and Eleventh
Congressional Districts, The Tent |
always Republican, The defeat
I'd Democrats are W, G, Ellison, c
Il, Morgan, j j, Fox, W. Il.
Hatch (auti-option); A, M, Dockery
D. A, DeArmond, II, p, Bland Isl
YER Dick), and Frederick Espep
;hied, respectively,
ALABAMA,
BIRMlNdHAM, November T. Later
returns from the Ninth Congres
,ional District shows that Under
wood, Democrat, has been elected
)y at least 1000, Returns from
the Seventh District, the only on
N Alabama where the Democrat
are not sure of success, are slow
and unsatisfactory, Indicate the
election of W. II, benson, Demo
crat. The Democratic Chairman
Of the district admits that the dis
trict is doubtful, There is believe
TO be no doubt Of Howard's cleo
ton, as every county in the district
was for the Populist ticket in the
state election
WEST VIRGINIA,
CHARLESTON, Nov with the
Legislature having fifteen Republ'
can majority on joint ballot, Che
election Of S. B. Elkins to succeed
J. N. Camden as United States Sen
ator is generally conceded, Reput
Leans are elected in all four of tn
Congressional districts as follows
First, B, b, Dovener, 5000 Sec
ond, Alliston G, Dayton, 1000
Third, James II Huling,3 8, OOOi iFourth
Warren Miller, 1000, The Repub
leans are claiming Dayton's elec
ton by 1000 but Senator Faull
ner says he does not coneede Wi,
sons defeat and will not do so unit
the official returns are all in.
STEVENSON ON THE ELECTION
BLooMIN0ToN H., Nov 7-Vicc.
President Stevenson, when asked 20.
state his opinion as TO the cause
leading up to the Democratic d..
feat Of yesterday, said my opbl
ion can be briefly stated. The re
suit is due in part to the financial
depression which came upon tbu