The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-07
at congressional headquarters tonight

defeated by II reduced majority for Bur
rows, the present Republican incum b-nt.
Thomas Il Park, from East Downing
ton. Pa, thinks he is defeated III the Sixth
district.
Representative James Mcguire, from
San Francisco, that he is generally con-
coded the election.
w. a, Lynch. from Huron, S. D., that
| both Republican cnngressmen are elected
by small pluralities-
T, I. Hudson, from Duluth, Mimi. that
indications point to the election OF Bald
WIN, Democrat, by Zoo.
PITTsBURG, Nov. Twenty second
congressional district: John Dibiel, Re-
publican, elected; wenty-third, ". a.
Sloan. Repu blIcan, reelected.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Nov. 6.-Congress:
| Twentieth Ohio district, &. 3. Beach. Re-
publican, elected; Nineteenth, 5. a. North
way, Republican. elected: Twenty first,
Z. 4. Burton. Republican, elected.
| ALTOONA Pa, Nov. G-Biair county es
timated 3, 500 Republican plurality. This
! is the largest ever gwen. Compared wiz
! the vote of '92 it shows II Republican gain
OF 1856
ATLANTA CITY, n. J., Nov. G-Gardiner,
| Republican, Ill Second congressional dis
| trict, has "A plurality of 8 coo
| PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov 6-RepOrts up to
10 p. m. indicate the Republicans have
Carried the county and the $: ticket by
35 90 ma Ority. Meeger returns from The
| Twenty-fourth district indicate the defeat
of SIpe, Democrat, the present incumbent.
by Aches"n, Republican.
| MURFREESBORo. | Is, Nov. 6-CongresS,
| Twenty Second district Illinois: George
! w. Smith, Republican. elected.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov 6-Ali the returns
| dedicate that this county has gone Repub-
| iican 10y nearly c, 0O0 almost rs big pIur.
ality as Mckinley received a year ago
This insures the defeat of johnson, Dem
| ocrat for congress in the Twenty-firSJ dis
western reserve show thar the r publicans
| gain everywhe ovef their vote of year
| ago.
/ DIES MONIES, H., Nov. 6-Republcans
claim the state by 5000 Republican COM
mitIee claims ten RpubIlcan congress
men elected by Increased m,joriIie-. and
| in the Second, Hayes defeat is probable
! Returns slow IN Coming in.
DES MONIES IA, Nov. 6-Congrps-:
Seventh district, John L. Hull, R-pub-
| licHn, elected.
OsKALOOsA, Ia, Nov 6.-Lacey, Repub-
lican. elected TO congress in district by
| 1000 plurality
ciated Press reporter who visi' ed the ID IN
ocratic state committee r, oms at 1880.
Mr.. Thurman said: 'Ohio will give tue
Republicans 100000 majority and ri con-
| gressmeG." Dolly Thurman and Secretary
Taylor were present. The election of Wat
son in the Twelft h-district l. conceded.
| CINCINNATI, O., Nov 6-Ohio Congress-
| First district, Charles y Taft, Repnbi-
eau, elected by 5000. : cuud district, ].
III. Bromwell, Repnbiican, elected by
$1,000
AURORA, II, Nov. I6-J Hopkins, Re-
publican, reelected Eighth congressional
district
MARrINsBURG, W. Va, Nov. 6-Rom-
ney giv.s a gam for Wilson of 1l9, aud
Grafton, Democratic congressional head
quarters, Indicate Wilson's election
Later Information from the country dis
tricts in B-rkley county inGicat= that
D'yton's majority WI II not he over 200
PARKERSBURG. Va. Nov. 6.-Iudica-
tions are that Miller, R-pu blcau for con-
gress, elected in south district.
NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov. 6-Incomplete
returns Indicate that the election of Nc
MILAN, Richardson. Washington, Cox aud
McDearman, all Democrats 10 congress
Suodgrass. Democrat, in the Third district
Is in danger OF defeat and nothing positive
is heard from Enloe, in the Eighth dis
trict.
WASHINGTON. Nov 6-Chairman B a.
cock has word from the Ninth North Caro-
hua district that Pearson, Republican is
elected 10y 800 plurality.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Tue city of
Memphis complete for governor: Turnev.
Democrat, l,525; Evans, Republican, ass:
Mills, PopulIst, %. This shows Demo-
cratic loss of over 500.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -Chairman Bah
cock has II dispatch from Monroe City,
Mich, saying Spaiding, Republican, is
elected by 4, 90 plurality.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. 6-This (Ramsey)
county is usually DrmocratIc. hut thirty
four precincts out Of log give Nelson, Re-
publican for governor. a clear mrjority of
Sl3 aud a plurality over Becker, Democrat,
OF > s54.
ST PAUL. Mimi. Nov. 6-Congress,
North Dakota: VI. y. johnson, L pub
licau, re- elected.
FARGO. y. d, Nov. 6.-Returus are COM
ing in uuusutlly slow. Returns 50 far
show Allen, Republican. for governor.
running ahead of the ticket. AIleu's cleo
ton by 5000 plurality is claimed by the
Republican central committee. The
Democrats coucede II by 10)0
GRAND RAPIDS, NJ CHI, Nov 6.-Smith,
Republican. Is elected TO congress from the
Fifth Michigan district.
ST. Louis, No, Nov. 6-Ninth Missouri
congressional district; Champ Clark.
Democrat, elected.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 6-Iudicstious
IN this (secoId) Tennessee concress,oaai
district, point TO the election # Henry r.
Gibson. over John G. HOuk, by ). 600 ma
jority.
WHEELING. W. Va. Nov 6-At l:l5the
Republican state committee claims VIII
son Is defeated by l0,0J0, They alsp claim
Hullug, Republican. in this district, Is
elected 10y safe major ".
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. 6.-Iniicatious
are tonight that Brown, Republican, has
defeated Suodgrtss. D-mCc ar, for congress
In the Third District. AT Democratic
headquarters il Is admitted the race for
governor in his state is unplea-sntIy close
Tor Turuev. Democrat
ROCKFORD, IL, Nov 8 -Robert r Hit,
Republican. reelected in the Ninth con
gresslona! district
EAU CLARE, Wis, Nov 6.-S-venth
congress oIai district, George NJ Griffin,
Rrpubl can, re elected.
lac following Democrats were elected 70
congress TODAY:
Luuissna-First district, Myers; Second.
Buck; thirc. BTc~; Fourth. Ogden; Fifth,
BoaJner; Xih. Robinson.
MisSi>sippI-FIrst, Allen; Second. Kyle. /
Third, Ca'ching>; Fourth. Nouey; Fifth, !
Williams; SIX h. William Deany; ceveath,
J. \ Spencer
ARKANSAS Nov. 6.-Fi-s; congressional |
district: McCOii0ch elected. secoad. Lit
lie elected; Third, Nei. elected: Fourth, |
Terry elected: Fifth. Moore elected: Sixth,
McRse elect-d; ali D<mCCr Is.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 6-Tae returns so !
fsr show almost 10 ceTtsluty the re-el~c- /
ton OF the present congressional drlrga- /.
ton rem Louisiana by about ;, zoo esch IN 4
t1- First, Third, Fourth. Flfta aad SIKH I
districts and the election Of Charles (. 4
Buck, III the Second district. Sy u Isr-e
majority 10 sUcceed Dsyy.
v. ". etarlane. Chairman O. the con- {
Eressionsl committee from Fort Smith. 4
ARR. SAYS that ln he Second district th- .