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was that of White in the Second dis
trict, who received close to 7,4OO votes.
Boyd (pop.), in the Seventh district,
received | 800 more votes than the dem
/ ocratic candidate.
Warner, republican, for congress,
! will have a majority Of from 5000 to
5000 in the Thirteenth district. This
i Vice President Stevenson's district.
Philip Sydney Post, republican, is
elected to congress from the Tenth dis
| trict.
Robert II. Hit, republican, is re-
| elected in the Ninth district by esti-
mated plurality of 1000.
West Virginia.
West Virginia elected congressman and a
legislature which will also choose United
States senator. The interest in this state cen
tered upon Chairman Wilson, who was seeking
a reelection in the Second district. Vote in
1892 Dem. 84435; rep, so ,252 peo., 4,165; pro,
2,130.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 7.-Last
night the democrats conceded the First
and Fourth districts to the republican
ndidates-Dovener and Howard. To-
days advices from Logan county, the
democratic stronghold, showed such a
falling off in the democratic vote
that Anderson, democratic candidate
for congress, barely carried the
county. The democratic mana
gers then conceded the election of HUI
ling, republican, in the Third district
by decisive plurality.
Although doubt has been expressed
as to the result in the Second district,
yet the defeat of Wilson was not con-
ceded by the democratic managers un-
| til noon today.
Kentucky.
! Kentucky elected congressman and several
| judges of the court of appeals. The vote in
1892 was: Dem, lS3,800; rep, 155, ,134 pro-, o.
>.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. THE con-
gressional race in the Ashland district
is very close. At noon complete semi
official returns from six counties and
partial returns from two others give
Denny 4S plurality. Colson, republic
an, is undoubtedly elected to congress
by 1000 plurality in the Eleventh dis
trict.
The democrats have elected the fol
lowing congressman: Henricl, in First;
Clardy, Second; Montgomery, Fourth;
Terry, Sixth; McCreary, Eighth; Hart,
Tenth; Stone, Eleventh. The repub-
licans have elected Hunter in the
Third, Evans in the Fifth, Denny in
the Seventh and Pugh in the Ninth.
AS the returns come in Evans ma
$500.
Colorado.
Colorado elected state officers. congressman,
and the legislature which will choose United
States senator. The vote in 1892 was: Rep,
$500; pop. (Weaver) 1854
DENVER, Col, Nov. with the re-
publican strongholds in this county
yet to be heard from, the majority for
McIntire, republican, for governor
over Waite, populist, is 5000. The re-
turns from the state outside of Denver
are very meager, but those SO far
received indicate the election of
McIntire and the entire republican
state ticket by from $1,000 to 10000
plurality. No returns have yet been
received as to the Legislature, but it
uS4ill probably be republican by a l4l*s'-
"a : = I t;;... a. ,.ssI.z.. lie
an, is elected to congress in the First
district over Congressman Lafe Pence.
Both sides are claiming the Second dis
trict with Congressman Bell little
the favorite.
Nebraska.
Nebraska elected state officers congress-
men and legislature, which chooses a senator.
Vote in 1892 was: Harrison 87,213; Weaver,
82256; Cleveland, 24,943; Bidwell, 1902.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 7.-Only one-third
of the state has been heard from, but
the figures indicate the election of
Holcomb, populist-democrat, for gov
ernor by a small plurality. The repub-
licans have probably elected five of the
six congressman, with the result in the
Sixth still in doubt. Outside of gov
ernor the republican state ticket is
elected and the legislature will prob
ably be republican on joint ballot.