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

Mep):u Thirteth, Wadswortn aih,rty. Te,py.
Ta,5sSis' aeeGnS MshonsS SgS"'iss ssp
Daniels CRepJ; Thirty-fourth, Hooker
"Nyoortth carolina-Firs, district. Skinner
Pop.); Sec ond, Woi dward qDem9; raird'
Shaw Dem); Fourth, Stroud Pop); Fi1th.
Settle Rep); sixth. Loekhart ney Dem1;
seyepth i1,S shSf0rs psaTrSR pSPp 5pdpS a,yn'n nn
uSSo1h uSprth foi DakoitarAt Tar large. Johnson Rep).
ohioaaFirst DISTRICT Taft ,b,egp) R,egp); sere sec,
dm SDd BrS%nTe HSnrss paYisa Mep ep JnFqf Fifth % De
witt Gep); sixth, Hulick Giep); seventh.
Ninth. scathard ReP}; Tenth Tenth, Fsn5on ssno1;
EsR}sh f@aRi}th wstson isSsa'P hepJ; TSrtssnth HsF F
teenth. Var voorhis Rep2i sixteee,nIfn; Mse,Inrs
lRep): Eighteenth Taylor ReeP2; Nine
Beaeh isen.h Rep9 S9r'rwsS 'TrwwssSSty2rst urton Rep2.
Oregon-First district, Herman lkep)'
Sfsona PeansyIvasls@It E,s eRi large Grow Rep2 and
Huff RepJ; First district, ~, bingham tI5 nam
Rep1; second. Adams Rep3S; RaSTT Third eRem5 asI;
lRep,i. rRtIni Seventh seventh, Wagner Rep); Eighth,
Kirkpatrick Rep); Ninth, Herdmann
gpem(; Tenth, BroslHs ihfhp@' I,esenr,ng Eise
SeFpnt0T sRepp; Thirteen{h, eeph BrTmm tReP) -Four,
teenth, Woomer Rep); Fifteenth. Wright
Rep); Sixteenth. Lennard ehep3' Wahan Seyen1
Rep); Nineteenth, Stable (Rep2; Twen.
tieth, Hicks Rep); Twenty-flrst, Heiner
0Rep1; Twenty-second, Dalzeli Wep1'
vtoS,b em,ythirSo, Scbeso5 a. SepJ T TWenty-fth
Phillips RepJ; Twenty-sixth, Griswold
Rep.j; Twenty-seventh, c; W; stone
Rep1; Twenty-eighth, Arnold 'heR.} andcGson
BroRw2 BroR1 G}epJ; Fourth, McMiilin DEM;
t1f,h, Richardson DEM; S;ny Sixth G'e% Mash,
lnglSp Sbsb RNS%G9j NaG9j Rep3 Seye3;n Ninth, McDeaT
mon Gem); Tenth. Patterson Oem).
Rhode Island-First district Bull Rep)i
Second, Arnold RepD. ,-,.. u,,,,o,,
DemO; Second, Talbert Dem Third.
Latmer Dem.l; Fourth. Wilson Dem;l;
Fifth strait pem2i siXth; Tfn, McLaurih
South Dakota-At large, Picker tRep)
ard Gamble Rep).
Tcxas-First district Hutcheson nDem.l
Second, Cooper Dem9; Third Yoakum klr
FIFTH. Bailey Dem0; sixth, Abbott
Oem0; Seventh, Pendleton, ulem.l,
Eighth, Bell Oem0; Ninth; savers
OemJ; Tenth, Crowley Oem); Eleventh,
Grain OemD; Twelfth, NOonan UfepG
Thirteenth Cockren Oem).
Vermont-F First district, Powers RepG
Second, Grout (RepD.
Virginia-First district. Jones DEM;
Second. Tyler Dem); Third. Elicit
OemJ: Fourth. Thorpe RepJ; Fifth.
swanson doemD; Sixth. 0tey DEM;
Seventh Turner OemD; Eighth, Mere
dith UemD; Ninth. Walker qfepl; Tenth,
Tucker DCm).
Washington large. Doolittle Rep)
and Hyde RepO.
Second, Dayton Rep); Third, Huling
RepO; Fourth, Miller RepD.
Wisconsn-First Cooper Rep); Second,
gST Fasrh Sp 6ea RrP TPTd FIFTH haOf2Sk Gsl
ney RepD; Sixth. Cook Rep); Seventh,
Griffin RepD; Eighth, Minor Rep);
Ninth. Stewart Wep); Tenth. jenkins
QcpD.
Wyoming-At large. Nonden Rep).
Total Republicans, 2H; Democrats, 1o3;
PopuliSts, g.
Delegates for the Territories:
decentralization Dem)
New Mexico-JOscph Dem.).
OklahCma-Glynn Rep).
| Dtah-CanpOn (Rep).
Babcock's Big Claims.
| WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 7.-At s
| o'clock tonight Mr.. Babcock. chairman of
| the Republican Congressional Committee,
gave out the following;
| Returns received up to this hour show
| that we have elected over 80 members,
| with several other States to hear from.
! We have carried the solid congressional
| delegations of twentY-three states. We
| have carried the ma aiOrity OF the delega-
| tions i'm thirty States, thereby enabling
| US TO elect President in case the cleo
| tion should be thrown in the House. The
| returns indicate that we have secured
| control of the next Senate by a major
| ty OF one to three, without counting
| the vote Of North Carolina, which has
undoubtedly elected Republican Legisla-
| turc.
! Chairman Babcock's figures show thai
| the Republicans have carried ten States
| by solid congressional delegations. as fol-
! lows.
Connecticut, Colorado, Delaware Idaho,
! Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts,,
! Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska.
! New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Da-
! kota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Da-
| kota, Vermont Washington, Wyoming,
| West Virginia. and Wisconsin.
| The number OF districts he claims the
| Republicans carried in the other States
| are:
| Illinois. u; Iowa. 10; Kentucky, 3; Mary
| land. 4. Missouri, Z: New York. %; North
! Carolina, 3; Ohio. 10; Pennsylvania. q.
South Carolina, /; Tennessee, 4; Texas,
| 8; Virginia, 2