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Shaw, democrat: Fourth, Stroud, republi- Gani Fifth, Settle. republican; Sixth, populist; Eighth, Lunney, popuis 1; Ninth, Pearson, populist.
 North Dakota-At large. Johnson, re- publican. Brownwell, republican; Third, Sorg, dem- ocrat; Fourth, Davies, republican; Fifth, Dewitt, republican; Sixth, Hulick, repub- lican; Seventh, Wilson, republican; s1obg F;0toN Nntn publican; Eleventh, Grosvenor, republi- can; Twelfth, Watson, republicans; Thir- teenth, Harris, republicans; Fourteenth, Kerr, republican; Fifteenth, VanVoorhis, republican; Sixteenth. Banford, republi- Eighteenth, Taylor, republican; Nine- teenth, Norway, republican; Twentieth, Beach, republican,; Twenty first, Burton, republican.
 Second, Ellis, republican.
 Pennsylvania-At large, Grow, republi- can, and Huff, republican; First, Bing- ham, republican; Second. Adams, repub- lican; Third, Halterman, republican; Fourth, Rsyburn, republican; Fifth, Har- mer, republican; Sixth, Robinson, repub- lican; Seventh, Wagner, republican; Eighth, Kirkpatrick, republican,; Ninth, Erdmau, democrat; Tenth, Brosius, re- publican; Eleventh, Scranton, republicans; Twelfth, Lesenring, republican; Thir- teenth, Braumm, republican; Fourteenth, Wooller republicans; Fifteenth, Wright, republican; Sixteenth. Leonard, republ- 5 can; Seventeenth, Kulp, republican; Eigh- Staple, republican; Twentieth, Hicks, re- publican; Twenty first, Heiner, republi- can; Twenty second, Dashiel, republican,; Twenty third, W A Stone. republican; Twenty filth, Phillips, republican; Twen- ty-sxth, Griswold, republicans; Twenty seventh, c w Stone, republican,; Twenty eighth, Arnold, republican.
 Tennessee-First, Anderson, republican; Second, Gibson. republican,. Third, democrat; Fifth, Richardson, democrat; Sixth, Washington, democrat; Seventh, Cox. democrat; Eighth. Mccall, republi- can; Ninth, McDeermon, democrat; Tenth, Patterson, democrat.
 Rhode 1sland-First, Bull, republican; Second, Arnold, republican,.
 South Carolina-First, Elliott, democrat; second. Talbert, democrat; Third, Lati- Fifth, Strait, democrat; Sixth, McLaurin, democrat; Seventh, Stokes, democrat.
 South Dakota-At large, Picker and Gamble, republicans.
 Second, Cooper, democrat; Third, Yokum, democrat; Fourth, Culberson, democrat; Fifth, Bailey, democrat; Sixth, Abbott, democrat; Seventh, Pendletou, democrat; Eighth, Dell, democrat; Ninth, 5ayre5, democrat; Tenth, Crowley. democrat; Eleventh, Grain, democrat; Twelfth, Noonan, republican; Thirteenth, Cockrell, democrat.
 Vermont-First, Powers, republican; Second, Grout, republican. Virginia First, Jones, democrat; Second, Tyler, democrat; Third, Elicit, democrat; Fourth, Thorp, republican; Fifth Swanson, democrat; Sixth, Otey, democrat; Seventh, Turner, democrat; Eighth, Meridith, dem ocrat; Ninth, Walker, republican; Tenth, Tucker, democrat.
 Washington-At large, Doolittle and Hyde. Both republicans. West Virginia-Flrst, Dovenor; Second,
 Dayton; Third, Huling; Fourth, Miller. | All repu ublicans.
 Wisconsin - First, Cooper; Second, Sauerhring; Third, Babcock; Fourth, Otjen; Fifth, Barney; Sixth, Cook; Sev- enth, Griffin; Eighth, Miner; Ninth, {! Stewart; Tenth, Jenkins. All republicans. Wyoming-At large, Mondel, republi- | can.
 Total-Republica 244; democrats, 1o3; populists, g.
 DELEGATES FOR THE TERRITORIES. Arizona-Herdon, democrat. New Mexico-Joseph, democrat. Oklahoma-Flynn, republican. Utah-Cannon, republican,.