The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-09

and twenty-five representatives in con-
gress.
The republicans have elected their
state ticket by plurality of at least
10000. Cook county goes republican
! by maJorltles ranging from %, 900 to
10000. The new legislature will be re-
| publican in both branches by a ma jor-
lty Of from 25 to 40 on Joint ballot. This
| practically insures the reelection Of
CulIOn to the United States senate. For
congress the republicans have captured
twenty and possibly twenty-one Of the
twenty-five districts.
The republicans win by upwards Of
10000, capturing both branches Of the
Legislature. They carry every one of
the congressional districts by pluIali-
ties ranging from 400, the figures by
which Holman is defeated, to -. 600.
Indiana.
Indiana elected the state officers ex-
cept governor and Iieutenant-gOvernO
q legislature, and thirteen representa-
tives.
Iowa elected minor state officers. and
eleven representatives in congress.
Kansas.
Kansas elected governor and other
state officers, a lower house Of the leg
islature, which will vote for United
States senator to succeed Mr. Martin.
demOcrat-populist and eight represent,
ativeS IN congress.
Chairman Breldentha!. Of the peoples
party state central committees comedies
the election of the entire republican
state ticket and six Of the eight con-
greSSmen. He also comedies that the
repu bllcanS have Il ina jOritV in tn" leg
iSlature which viii elect Il United
| States senator.
Kentucky.
kentucky elected four Judge, md
eleven representatives in congress-.
District |. IIendrick dem: ,. CIHrdy
| democrat: 9, McElroy, democrats. Lew
is, republican; 5, Evans, republican: 6,
Berry, democrats :. Owens. democrat;
$, McCreary, democrat: o, Pugh, repub-
Ican; 10, Kendall democrat; II, Colson,
independent.
Latest returns in the Ashland district
gives Owens I IS majority
louisiana
Louisiana elected six representatives
| in congress.
District l. Meyer, democrat; ,, Buck,
| democrat; 3, Price, democrat; i, Og-
| den. democrat; >, BOatner, democrat;
&, Robertson, democrat
Maryland
Maryland elected six representatives.
in congress-.
District l, Miles democrat; ,, Eal1er,
republican; 3, Rusk, democrat: +, Co.
wen, democrat: ), Coffin, republican
6, wellington, republican.
Massachusettes.
Massachusetts elected governor and
other state officers, d legislature, which
Will choose a United States senator to
succeed Mr.. lIOar, republican. and thir-
teen representatives in congress- OF
the present representatives nine are re-
publicans and four are democrats.
District /. Wright republican ,. Gil
-Iette. republican; 3. Walker republic
can: I, Apsley. republican; 5. Knox,
republican: 6, CogswelI, republican: Z,
Barrett, republican; 3. Mccall. repub-
lican: 9, Fitzgerald, democrat: TO- At
wood. republican; II, Draper, repubi-
can. - Morse rannbIican 13 Simn-
l1ins. republican.
Michigan.
Michigan elected a governor and 9TH
er state officers. a legislature. which
will choose two United States senators.
to succeed Messrs Mcmillan and Pat
ton. republicans. and twelve represent
q twas in conU,,asS
District /. COrtliss. republican: 2.
Spaidinr. republican: 3. Burrows. re-
publican: T. Thomas republican ).
Smith, republican: 6. Aitl1en. republi-
can: :. Shower. republican: 8. Linton.
renuh1ican. @ BiShOD republican 10.
Crumv, republican II, Avery. repub
lican: y. Stephenson. republican.
minnesota.
Minnesota elected a governor and
other state officers, seven representa-
tives in congress. an assembly and one
half the state senate. The Legislature
will elect United States senator to
succeed Mr.. Washburn, republican.
District !, 1aWneV. reDu DIlcan: >.