The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-11-04
ooNeREssMEN ELECTED.
Only Two Democrats Chosen from Penn
albania. Both Gold Standard Men.

Only Two Democrats Chosen from Penn
sylVania, Both Gold Standard Men,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Including the
two congressmen-at-large, Pennsylvania
yesterday elected thirty congressman. Ac-
cording to the latest returns received by
the Associated Press the delegation will
be divided politically as follows: Republic
cans %; Democrats, 2, the same as in the
last congress.
At large: Gaiusha A. Grow and Sam
uel A. Davenport District 1, II enry FL.
Bingham; 2, Robert Adams, JF.; s, VIII
liam McAleer; 4, James Rankin Young
8, Alfred G. Harmer; 6, doubtful; 2, Ir-
wing P. Wanger; 8, William s. Kirkpat-
rick 8, Daniel Ermentrout; TO- Marriott
Brosius; IL, William Connell; IL, Morgan
B. Williams; IS, Charles N. Brumm; IA,
Marlin E. Olmstead; 10, James H. Cod
ding; 16, Horace B. Packer; II, Monroe
H. Kulp; 18, Thaddeus H. Mahon; 10,
Frank e. Hollar; 70, Josiah d. Hicks;
81, Edward E. Robbins; %, John Dalzell ;
20, William A. Stone; "a, Ernest +. Ache.
SON; 20, James j. Davidson; rs, John @.
Sturtevant; 81, Charles w. Stone; 90
William G. Arnold. OF the above only
McAleer and Ermentrout are Democrats
New York-District /, ]. NJ Belford
rep. 2, ]. NJ. Clancy dem. 8, f. H. Will
son, rep; A, I. +. Fisher, rep; s, G. G.
Bennett, rep. 8. j. r. Howe, rep; z, j.
H. Vehslage, DEM. S. j. NJ. Mitchell,
rep.; 9, T. ]. Bradley, DEM. 10, A. J.
Cummings, dem. IL, w. Sulzer, dem.
II, G. r. Mcclellan, dem. 10, r. G. Shan.
non, rep. IL, L. Il. Quigg, rep. 10, p. R.
Low, rep. ; 16, w. L. Ward, rep. II, B. B.
Odell, Jr., rep. is, ]. H. Ketcham, rep
10, v. s. Cochran rep. 20, G. N. South.
wick, rep. 81, D. F. Wilbur, rep 20, L.
N. Littauer, rep. 23, w. T. Foote, Jr.,
rep. "a, G. r. Chickering, rep. 25, J. s.
Sherman, rep; 90, G. w. Ray, rep. 81,
j. ]. Belden, 1. rep 20, j. E. Payne
rep. 80, G. w. Gillette, rep. 30, J. w
Wadsworth, rep. 81, H. G. Brewster
rep. SO, r. B. Mahany, rep. SO, d. j.
Alexander, rep. "a, w. r. Hooker, rep
Republicans, 81; Independent Republi'
cans, 1; Democrats, s; total, 81.
New Jersey-District i. Henry c. Lou
denslagor, rep. 2, John ]. Gardner, rep.
8, Benjamin c. Howell. rep. 5, James F.
Stewart, rep. 6, b. r. Wayne Parke rep.
8, Charles N. Fowler, rep. The Fourth
and Seventh districts are still in doubt
1t will probably take a full count to
definitely ascertain the result in the Sew.
enth. McEwan, Republican, may be cleo
ted by very small plurality. At this
hour it looks as though eight congress
men might be Republican.
Maryland-District /, DR.. Isaac A. Bar
Der, rep. 2, William B. Baker, rep /; 8, DR.
W. S. Boone, rep; 4, w. w. Mcintyre
rep. 8, Sydney E. Mudd, rep 6, Johr
Mcdonald, rep.
Massachusetts-Dis 1, Wright, rep.
2, Gillett, rep. 8, Walker rep. A. Wet
mouth, rep. 8, Knox, rep. 6, Moody, rep.
Z, Barrett, rep ; g. Mccall, rep; o, Fitz
gerald, dem. 10, in doubt; II, Sprague
rep. IL, Lowering, rep. 10, Simpkins rep
Observation-Disclosures 1, Allen; 2, Sulli
van; 8, Cutchings; 4, Fox 8, Williams
6, Love; Z. Henry. All reelected.
Maine-District /, Thomas B. Reed, rep.
2, Nelson Dingley, rep 8, 8. L. Milliken
rep. 4, G. A. Boutelle rep,
Oregon-District /, Thomas H. Tongue
rep. 2, w r. Ellison, rep
Vermont-District 1, H. H. Powers, rep.
2, w. w. Grout, rep.