The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-07


WASHINGTON. Nov. 6-Senator Faulk.
oer. chairman Of the Democratic congress
Ional committee, made the following
statement tonight:
Indications seem to point TO Repub-
lican victory in the congressional contest.
However, the information I have received
does not Justify me in giving up the organ
ization of the house by the Democrats,
nor does my information justify me in
giving up the election Of Mr.. Wilson. l
have men at every doubtful point who
will telegraph me as soon as the returns
are made. / have received no word from
any of them and am certain that counts
have rot been completed. We have won
in the Third and Fourth West Virginia
districts. but the chairman of the First
district admits the election of Dovernor
Repu bi can, 10y 800 to LOO. That dis
trict has undergone the most remarkable
change ever known in the politics Of the
country, due to great extent to the
American Press association and partly
10 the manufacturing interests. 1t
is supposed that Cummings is de-
feated by IA votes in New
understand cur friends in Michigan admit
that the Republicans have carried the state
and ali but two members Of congress.
Tarsney's election in Missouri seems to be
In doubt. The American Protective asso-
citation has been active against him. In
the south 1 know of no losses, but several
gains, including the seat now held by
Murray (colored Rrpublican) of South
~ h. -
biliiy of a loss of more than one district of
Virginia. IL the reports of the Associated
Press are correct, it will be impossible
for the Democrats to organize the house.
The Republicans are claiming everything
but / pay very little attention TO their
claims. We expect TO receive kilograms
from every Democratic Candidate for con-
gress and then will have something def
mite on which to base al estimate"
Senator Faulkner declined to express an
opinion Cf he causes which brought about
Increased Republican maJorities. The
Democratic headquarters were deserted
bore midnight by all but the clerks Of
the committee.
RECEIVING NEWS u WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. GA di- patch to
the Republican committee from James w
Poe, AT Cha lesion, W. Va, says: Wilson
loses heavily. Dayton's election almost
certain.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-Senator Faulk-
ner, Democratic congressional committee
chairman received advices that in Martins
burg, W. Va, Wilson seven votes and
that he IS holding his own in Charleston.
WHEELING. w. Va, Nov. Six pre-
cincts in this city out of fifiy-sev-n show
a Republican gain of ninety. The same
rate Will carry the county bv 500. Demo-
cratic majority in 1892 was 200.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ga dispatch from
r
state committee of Louisiana says: 1--WE
will carry The second and third districts
sure and the first If the count is fair.''
WASHINGTON. Nov. Ex-senator Blanch-
ard wires from Democratic headquarters
'h-' Louisiana SENDS solid Democratic
aelegatioI to cousress.
-,JGUsTA. Ga, Nov. 6.-There were sew
pral fights during the day in this city.
John NJ. Goss, one of the Populist work
ers, challenged a negro vote. In the diff
Guilty Goss drew his gun and general
melee and fusilade of shots followed,
lioss WAS killed Instantly aud a number
were wounded.
The First Georgia congressional district
elects Lealia. Democrat
The Second district elects Russell, Dem
ocrat.
The Third elects Crisp Democrat
The Seventh district elects Turner,
Democrat.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 6.-Ninth congressional
district: James McDesrman, Democrat.
elected.
WHEELING W. Va. Nov. 6-Returps
from thirty precincts indicate the R-pub-
licaus have carried OHIO county by 600
majority. This will insure election of
Governor, RrpGblicau, TO congress in First
district.
" AsHTNGTON, Nov. 6-Senator Faulkner
has dispatch from West Virginia that
hineIeen precincts give Wilson gain OF
aye.
WASHINGTON. Nov. GA dispatch 10
Chairman Babcock from q. w. Murray.
Republican, in the First South C,rolIua
district says: Have carried district by "A
large majority. Don't know what the
machine will rurn Out"
WASHINGTON. Nov. &c o'clock
Chairman Faulkner Of the Democratic
Congressional committee. claims the Dem
ocraIs have carried the next house He
SAYS there will not be any losses IN the
south which the committee has not already
conceded
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Chairman Faulk-
ner, d moCrstic campaign headquarters
has u telesrsm frcm Nartinshurg, his
home, saying the Republicans have carried
th@ county 10y "a majority, a net loss To
Wilson % %.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 6.-At Top. m. the
congressional delegation from the state
will stand: First district. W. II. Henry,
long term: J. ". Miles. ST ort term; Second
district. J. F. talbot, Democrat; Third
district H. Wolles Rusk. Democrat:
Fourth district, j. h. Cowen, Drmocrat;
Fifth district sill in doubt but betting IA
yots Coffin, Republican; Sixth dI,trici. G.
l.. yelling on, Republican. The Fifth
and Sixth districts are now Claimed by
,A'mocraIs.
WHEELING. W. Na.-First COMPRESSION
al district, Dorvenor, REPUBLICAN. elected.
Republican state Chairman rhom of
Washington, wires Republican Chairman
Bsbcock: Your majority larger than in
1892; state is Republican by 50 0OO
MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-Nississlppl-Th
Catchiuzs. Democrat l. elected in tie
Third congressional district John {.
Kyle, Democrat, Is elected in the Second
district.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov Seth W. Cobb.
Democrat. Twelfth Missouri district,
is elected To cougrrSS Richard VI. Bart
mold, Republican, Tenth Missouri district,
elected u congress.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Nov. e.-The de-
feat o. William L Wilson Is claimed By
the Republicans The D-mocrstic state
Commituee here concrde nothing
WASHINGTON. Nov. "a Among the dis
patches received 10y Chairman Faulkner