Evening star., 1896-11-04

Is; democrats. 2-the same as in the last
Congress.
The following list gives the name and
politics Of each member OF the delegation
Chose reelected being designated by
starr:
At large-Galusha A. Grow. rep; Daven-
port. rep. First district. Henry Bingham
1ep; seco,d district. Robert Adams, jr.,'
rep; third district, VIM. McAleer, dem:
fourth district James Rankin Young, rep:
fifth district Alfred C. Harmer.' rep:
sixth district, doubtful; seventh district.
Irving p. Wagner rep; eighth district,
William S. Kirkpatrick, rep; ninth dis
trict Daniel Ermentrout, DEM: tenth dis
trict Marriott Brosius,s rep; eleventh dis
trict, William Connell, rep; twelfth dis
trict Morgan b. Williams rep; thirteenth
district, Charles y. Brumm,' rep; four
teenth district. Marlin E. Olmsted. rep;
fifteenth district, James II. Godding,' rep;
sixteenth district, Horace B. Packer, rep;
seventeenth district, Monroe III. kulp' rep;
eighteenth district, Thaddeus Ii. Mahon,'
rep; NH eteenth district, Frank Z. Hollar,
rep; twentieth district. Josiah d. Hicks
rep; twcnty-frst district Edward Z. Rob
bins, rep; twenty-second district. John Dali
zeIi,. rep: twenty third district, William A.
F. Acheson,' rep; twenty-fifth district,
James J. Davidson, rep: twenty-siXth dis
,rict John c. Sturtevant. rep; twenty-sev-
enth district, Charles w. Stone,' rep:
twenty-eighth district, William c. Arnold
rep.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-The follow
ing is a revised list Of the Congressman
eiected in Maryland:
First district, DR.. Isaac Barber, republic
can; second, William b. Baker, republican:
third DIR. w. S. Booze, republican: fourth
w. w. Mcintyre. republican; fifth. Sidney
f. Mudd, republican,. sixth, John McDon-
aid, republican.
Sydney Mudd's Majority.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LA PLATA, Nd, November As. E.
Mudd, republican candidate for Congress
man. ras carried eight districts of the nine
in Charles county, and beaten his opponent,
Mr.. Robert Moss. in the county 776 The
districts and majorities are: First, 12l;
second. Il: third. 1903: fourth. 123: fifth,
10: seventh, 1O1: eighth, "a, and ninth, ~.
Mr. Moss carried the sixth district by
six ma jority.
Mr. Mudd has carried the congressional
district by over $50 majority. He leads
his opponent in the four southern Maryland
counties over GO votes.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, November 4.-Returns
indicate the election of several republicans
and two democrats to Congress and two
districts in doubt. In the fifth district
David Meekison and F. b. Dewitt, republi-
can, both claim their election. In the thir-
teenth district James A. Norton, demo-
crat. and s. r. Harris both claim their
election A S. Mcclure, the republican
candidate in the seventeenth district. was
a pronounced free silver man and failed
of reelection.
The republicans elect the following: First
district, w. b. Shattuc. rep. Cincinnati;
second district, ]. H. Bromwell. rep, Gin
cinnati; third district r. NJ. Nevin, rep,
Dayton; sixth district, Seth w. Brown,
rep, Lebanon; seventh district, w. l..
Weaver, rep. Springfield eighth district.
Archibald Lybrand, rep, Delaware: ninth
district. ]. H. Southard. rep, Toledo;
tenth district L. J. Fenton rep, West
rep, Athens: twelfth district, ID. X. Wat
son, rep, Columbus; fourteenth district,
w S. Kerr. rep, Mansfield: fifteenth dis
trict. H. c. Van Vorhis, rep. GAINESVILLE;
sixteenth district. Lorenzo Danford, rep.
St Clairsville: eighteenth district. r. w.
Taylor, rep, Lisbon; nineteenth district.
S. A. Northway. rep, Ashtabula; TWEEN
tieth district, c. b. Beach, rep, Cleveland;
twenty-first district, T. L. Burton, rep,
Cleveland.