Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-09


ridges district.
Louisiana has gone solidly Demo-
cratic.
Maryland elects three Republican
congressman, clear gain.
Massachusetts has gone Republican
by 10000, and IL of the Ii congress
man are Republicans.
Michigan is Republican by $1,000
plurality. All the congressman are
Republicans.
Minnesota has gone Republican by
at least $4,000. All the six congress
men are Republicans.
Mississippi is solidly Democratic.
Montana has gone Republican.
Nebraska elects Populist governor,
but all the congressman are Republi-
licans.
Nevada has been carried by the Pop
ulists.
New Hampshire 10 Republican by
an increased majority.
New Jersey elects all of her eight
congressman Republicans.
New York has gone Republican by
more than 100 600 and New York City
by more than $4,000 The Republicans
gain Is congressman.
North Carolina is much split. The
Republicans gain II congressman.
North Dakota is Republican by an
unusual majority.
Ohio has gone Republican by $780,
600 breaking the record, and elects -
Republican congressman out of 81.
Pennsylvania has gone Republican
by more than 100000, breaking all
records.
Rhode Islands full congressional
delegation is Republican.
South Carolina is carried by the Till
man Democrats, who are Populists.
South Dakota has gone Republican
and elected two Republican congress
men.
Tennessee shows Republican gains
OF congressman.
Texas is solidly Democratic.
Utah, soon to be q State, has gone
Republican.
Virginia shows Populist gains at the
expense of the Democrats.
West Virginia elects a solid Republi-
can delegation to congress. William
l.. Wilson is among the defeated.
Wisconsin gives the Republicans
nine OF the ten congressman.
Wyoming il is strongly Republican.
Representatives in Congress, so far
as known to be elected, are:
Alabama-Colonel w. /. Wicker
sham, Rep; ]. S. Stallings, Dem. /:
General G.P. Harrison, Dem. William
+. Aldrich, Rep; J. Z. Cobb, Dem. b.
NJ. Long, Rep. Joseph Wheeler, Dem. !;
Oscar w. Underwood, Dem.
Arkansas-P. ID. Mccullough, Dem. {:
John S. Little, Dem.; Thomas C. Nc
Rae, DEM; William l.. Terry, Dem. /;
H. A. Dinsmore, Dem; Robert Neill,
Dem.
California;. A. Barham, Rep; G.
l.. Johnson, Reps. G. Hilborn, Rep. !;
]. G. Mcguire. Dem. Eugene F. Lord,
Rep; J. McLachlin. Rep; w. w.
Bowers, Rep.
Colorsdo-J. F. Shafroth, Rep; I.
M. Bowen, Rep.
Connecticut-R. E. Henry, Rep. N.
d. Sperry, Rep; C. A. Russell, Rep. !;
E. S. Hill, Rep.
Delaware. S. Willis, Rep.
Florida-S. NJ. Sparkman, Dem. !;
c. M. Cooper, Dem.
GeOrgia-R. Z. Lester, Dem. B. E.
Russell, DEM; c. F. Crisp, Dem.; &.
l.. Moses. DEM; l.. F. Livingston,
DEM; Bartlett, DEM; Thomas G.
Lawson, DEM. F. C. Tate, DEM; ]. C.
Black, DEM; H. G. Turner, Dem.
Idaho--Edgar Wilson, Rep.
Illinois,. F. Aldrich, Rep; J. z.
White, Peo. C. w. Woodman, Rep.
Julius Goldzier, Dem.; George f. Foss,
Rep; A. ]. Hopkins, Rep; Robert r.
Hit, Rep; 7. Plantz, Dem.; F. E.
Downing, DEM; ]. A. Connolly, Rep.
John j. Higgins. DEM; George w.
Smith, Rep. l.. E. McCann, Dem.
Iowa-W. /. Hayes, Dem.; David B.
Henderson, Rep; Thomas Updegraff,
Rep; r. G. Cousins, Rep; John F.
Lacey, Rep; John A. T. Hull, Rep.
w. p. Hepburn. Rep; ]. P. Deliver,
Rep; G. d. Perkins, Rep.
Kansas-At large, R. w. Blue, Rep.
Case Broderick, Rep; o. L. Miller,
Rep; S. S. kirkpatrick, Rep; Charles
Curtis. Rep; w. A. Calderhead, Rep.
Kentucky-J. f. Henrick, DEM. J.
o. Clary, Dem.; w. q. Hunter, Rep. !;
Walter Evans, Rep; G. Denny. jr.,
Rep; Samuel ]. Pugh, Rep; Stone,
Dem.; A. B. Montgomery, Dem. A.
S. Barry, DEM; ]. 5. McCreary. Dem. :;
]. N. Randall, Dem. William N. Beck.
ner. Dem.; David G. Coleson, Rep.
Louisiana-Adolph Meyer, Dem. C.
F. Buck. Dem.; H. w. Ogden, Dem. !;
c. S. BOatner, Dem.; Andrew Fries,
DEM; d. M. Robertson, Dem.
Maine-Reed, Milliken, Boutelle
and Dingley.
Observation-Disclosures w. Miles, Dem. !;
long term; w. Laird Henry. Dem. !;
long term; J. F. C. Talbot, Dem; J.
G.. X. Cowen, Dem. HI. w. Rusk Dem. ;
Massachusetts-A. B. Wright, Rep. ;
F. H. Gillette. Rep.
Michigan-John B. Corliss, Rep. ].
C. Burrows, Rep; H. F. Thomas, Rep.
w. A. Smith, Rep; d. d. Atkins,
Rep; H. q. Shower, Rep. w. S. Linton,
Rep; X. P. Bishop, Rep; John Avery,
Rep; S. NJ. Stephenson, Rep;
Minnesota. A. Tawney, Rep; ].
T. McCleary, Rep; o. NJ. Hall, Dem.
A. II. Kiefer, Rep: Loren Fletcher,
Rep. C. A. Towne, Rep; II. Z. Boon,
peo.
Mississippi-J. NJ. Allen, Dem. ].
c. Kyle, DEM; I. G. Catchings, Dem.
II. ID. Money, DEM; J. S. Williams,
Dem.; w. M. Denny, DEM; S. z.
Spencer, Dem.
Missouri-W. II. Hatch, Dem. U.
S. Hall, DEM; A. NJ. Dockery, DEM
G. c. Crowther, Rep; J. c. Tarsney
Dem.; ID. A. DeArmond. DEM; J. T.
Heard, Dem; r. 2. Bland. Dem.
Champ Clark, DEM; X. Bartholdi
Rep; Charles +. Joy Rep; F. F
Espenchard, Dem.; g. w. Cobb, Dem.