The herald., 1896-11-04
THE FIFTY.FIFTH CONGRESS
According TO the Returns of the Election
Yesterday
Returns as yet insufficient to Determine
the Complexion of the Next House
of Representatives.

OF the nominees for seats in the house
OF representatives in the Fifty-fifth con-
gress, the following have been elected:
MAINE.
District Thomas b. Reed, Repub-
lican.
District NELSON Dingley, Repub-
lican.
District s-H. L. Milliken, Repub-
lican.
District &C. A. Boutelle, Repub-
lican.
MASSACHUSETTS.
District Wright, North Adams, Re-
publican.
District 2-Gillett. Springfield, Re-
publican.
District 3-Walker, Worcester, Re
publican.
District 4-Weymouth, Fitchburg, Re-
publican.
District 5-Knox, Lawrence, Re-
publican.
District 6-Moody, Haverhill, Repub-
lican.
District Barrett, Melrose, Repub-
lican.
District S-McCall, Winchester, Re-
publican.
District 9-Fitzgerald, Democrat.
District 10-In doubt.
District 11-Sprague, Boston, Repub-
lican.
District 12-Lovering, Taunton, Re
publican.
District 13-Simpkins, Yarmouth, Re-
publican.
IOWA.
District samuel NJ. Clark, Repub-
lican.
District S-David Henderson, Repub-
lican.
NEW YORK
First dstrict-Beifond, Republican,
elected
Twentieth Observation-Disclosures, Re-
publican reelected.
Thirty-fifth district-Alexander, Re.
publican.
Thirty-second district-Mahaney Re-
publican.
Fourth, Bennett in the Fifth and Howe
in the Sixth districts, all Republicans,
are elected in Brooklyn.
District 23-Foote, Republican, re-
elected.
District 24-Payne, Republican. is
elected
Second district-Clancy, Democrat.
Seventh-Veslage, Democrat.
Ninth-Campbell, Republican.
Eighth-Mitchell. Republican.
Tenth-Cummings Democrat.
Eleventh-Sulzer. Democrat.
Notwithstanding, Democrat.
Fourteonth-Quigg, Republican, re-
elected.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
District 1-Lalloway. Republican.
District 2-Clark, Republican.
RHODE ISLAND
District bull. Republican.
District 2-Capron. Republican.
KENTUCKY.
District 4-Walter Evans, Republican,
reelected.
District lid. G. Colson. Republican.
Ashland district-Samuel j. Hugh, Re-
publican, majority about 5000.
j. D. Clardy, Democrat, reelected.
District 6-Albert S. Berry, Democrat
ARKANSAS.
District 3-McRae, Democrat, re-
elected.
MICHIGAN.
District John B. Corliss, Repub.
lican.
District 4-E. L. Hamilton, Repub-
lican.
District 5-William Alden.
District III. G. Snover Republican
District 9-R. b. Bishop, Republican.
District 11-W. S. Mesick, Republican
District PC. D. Sheldon, Republican
OHIO :,
District Nv. b. Shattuck, Repub-
lican.
District o-Bromwell, Republican, re-
elected.
District 19-Northway, Republican,
elected.
District 20 - Beach, Republican,
elected.
District w L. Weaver, Republican,
reelected.
District S--Archibald Lybrand, Re-
publican, elected.
District Al. Mclean, Republican,
elected.
VERMONT
District HI. H. Powers, Republican.
District Wv. w. Grant, Republican.
PENNSYLVANIA
District 22-John Dalzell, Republican,
reelected
District 23-William A. Stone, re-
elected.
In the Third district ex-Congress-
man William McAleer, gold Democrat
is elected to succeed Fred Waterman,
Republican. The four other congress
ional districts in Philadelphia were car
ried by the Republicans as follows:
District Henry H. Bingham, re-
elected.
District 2-Robert Adams, jr., re-
elected.
District flames Rankin Young.
District 5-Alfred c. Harmon. re-
elected.
OREGON.
Oregon-Thomas H. Tongue, Repub-
lican, and w. r. Ellis, Republican.