The morning call., 1894-11-07
ONE OF THE BEATEN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 - At midnight
Secretary Mckee of the Republican Con-
gresSional Committee gave OUT the follow
lug estimate of Republican congressman
elected, as far as heard from: alabama 2,
California 5, Colorado l, Connecticut 4.
Delaware l. Idaho l. Indiana S,'lllinois 10,
Iowa II, Kansas s, Kentucky 3. Maine 4.
Maryland 2. Massachusetts ID, Michi-
gan II, Minnesota Is, Missouri 4,
Montana l, Nebraska 3. Nevada l, New
Hampshire ., New Jersey 5. New York %,
North Carolina 8. North Dakota 1, Ohio
II. Oregon 2. Pennsylvania "a, Rhode
Island 2, South Carolina /, South Dakota
., Tennessee 8, Vermont 2. Virginia 3,
Washington 2. West Virginia 3 perhaps
4, Wisconsin s, Wyoming l. The New
York estimate does not inclnde Brooklyn.
The total claimed by the Republicans is
21S.
A dispa ,ch to the Republican headquar-
,ers from James Poe from Charleston, w.
Va. says: wilson loses heavily; Day.
tons election amost certain.
Chairman Faulkner has telegram from
Martin burg, his home, saying the Repub-
licans have carried the county by 81
majority, a net loss TO vii on OF 90.
Among dispatches received by Chairman
Faulkner at Congressional headquarters
Tonight were the following:
II. n. Stewart wired from Kalam" zoO
that all the indications are tina; he will be
defeated by reduced majority by Bur
rows, the Republican incumbent.
Thomas E. Parke, from East Downing
ton, Pa. thinks he is defeated in the Sixth
District.
w. w. McFarlane, chairman of the Con-
rressional committee, from Fort Smith,
says that in the Second District thu vote
was light. Little Is safe fer 5000 majority.
Representative James Mcguire, from
San Francisco, says that he is generally
conceded to be elected.
NJ. A. Lynch, from Huron, S. D., says
that both Republican Congressman ale
elected by small pluralities.
L. I. Hudson from Duluth. Mimi. says
that indications point t. the election of
Baldwin. Democrat, by 1000.
A dispatch TO Chairman Babcnck from
G. w. Murray, Republican. in the First
District of South Carolina. says: "Have
carried district by large majority. Don't
know what the machine will turn out"
ODdlt man DdpL1Ch ildo WUIu IlOIU LU6
Ninth North Carolina District that Pear
son (R.) is. elected by 500 plurality.
Chairman Babcock has a dispatch from
Monroe City, Mich. saying that Spaldng
RI is elected by 1000 plurality.
A telegram received at Republican
headquarters from Chairman Hackett OF
the New York Republican State Commit.
lee says the Indications are That we have
carried twenty-four Congressman at least."
NEW YORK, Nov. Z. l A. M.-Returns
by the Associated Press up to this hour
show that the next House of Representa-
lives will be Republican. The returns
show gain for the Republicans Of fifty
six. These gains are distributed as fol-
lows:
West Virginia 8, New York 10. Massa-
chusetts 4. Maryland 8. Kentucky 2. Penn.
sylvaoia 3, illinois 5, New Jersey 5. Con.
necticut 3, Kansas /, OHIO g. Indiana /,
North CarOliua /. Rhode Island ., Mchi-
gan 8, Colorado /, Wisconsin l. Total IS
The entire Congressional delegation
from Kings County is Republican. Those
elected are: Second. Dennis NJ. Hurley
Third, Francis Il. Wilson; F"urtb. Israe1
F. Fisher; Fifth, Charles d. Bennett; X
teenth. James r. Howe.