The record-union., 1898-11-09
CONGRESSMEN.
Candidates Who We're Successful
at the Elections Yesterday.

Candidates Who Were Successful
at the Elections Yesterday.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Returns re-
ceived in the Associated Press office in
this city from all over the country up
to 1890 o'clock this morning Indicate
that eighty-five Republicans and 100
Democrats have certainly been elected
to seats in the National House of Rep
resentatives. The same districts two
years ago returned to the lower house
of Congress 1O5 Republicans and
eighty-nine Democrats Based solely
upon the estimates in these districts, a
Republican loss of twenty and a DEM
ocratic gain of twenty-one is indicated.
These estimates concede to the Demo-
Gratis all Of the Congressional districts
in Greater New York except one, the
Fifteenth.
Following is list of the Congress
men known to have been elected yes
terday Returns are too meager on
others to tell the successful candidates:
Alabama-First, *George w. Taylor
CD; Second, *Jesse F. Stallings CD;
Third, *Henry D. Clayton CD; Fourth,
CASTOR A. Robbins CD; Fifth, *Willis
Brewer CD; Sixth, *John H. Bank
head CD: Seventh, John L. Burnett
CD) Eighth, *Joseph Wheeler CD;
| Ninth, *Oscar w Underwood ID.
Arkansas - First, *P. D. McCullock
| CD; Second, *John S. Little CD;
Third, *Thomas c. McRae CD; Fourth,
*William L. Terry D.); Fifth, *Hugh
A. Dinsmore CD; Sixth, *Stephen
Brundidge, Jr. CD.
Colorado-First, *John r. Shafroth
| Is. r.; Second *John C. Bell CPD.
Connecticut-Ffrst, *E. Stevens Hen
ry (R); Second, *Nehemiah D. Sperry
(R0; Third, *Charles A Russell (R);
Fourth, *Ebenezer J. Hill (R.).
Florida-First, *Stephen NJ Spark
man CD; Second, *Robert w. Davis
CD, H. L. Anderson (R).
Georgia - First, *Rufus E. Lester
CD; Second, *James M. Griggs CD;
Third, *Elijah B. Lewis CD; Fourth,
*William c. Adamson CD; Fifth, *Le-
onidas F. Livingston CD; Sixth,
*Charles L. Bartlett CD; Seventh,
*John w Maddox CD; Eighth, *Will-
lam M. Howard CD; Ninth, *Farish
c. Tate CD; Tenth, *William H. Flem-
ing CD; Eleventh, *William G. Brant-
ley CD.
Kentucky-First, *Charles K. Wheel
er CD; Second, Henry D. Allen CD;
Third, John S. Rhea D); Fourth,
*David H. Smith Cd; Fifth, *Walter
Evans CR); Sixth, *Albert S. Berry CD;
Seventh, *Evan E. Settle CD; T. J.
Hardin R); Eighth, *George M. Davi-
son (R); George G. Gilbert CD; Ninth,
samuel J. Pugh R); Mordecal WILL
Jams Cd; Tenth ST Y. Fitzgerald CD;
Eleventh, Vincent Bareing (R).
Louisiana-First, Adolph Meyer Cd;
Second, *Albert c. Davey CD; Third,
Robert F. Brenssard CD: Fourth,
Phanor Brezcals CD; Fifth, samuel T.
Baird CD; Sixth, samuel M. Robert
son O).
Maine elected September 12th)-
First, *Thomas B. Reed (R); Second.
*Nelson Dingley .tR); Third, *Edwin c.
Burleigh R): Fourth *Charles A. Bou-
telle R).
Rhode Island-First, *Meiville Bull
R); Second, *Adin B. Capron (R).
South Carolina-First *William Eli
oft CD; Second, *Jasper Talbert Cd;
Third, *Asbury c. Latimer CD; Fourth,
*Stanyarne Wilson CD; Fifth, D. E.
Fenley D); Sixth, *James Norton CD;
Seventh, *John w. Stokes D)
Texas-First, *Thomas H: Ball CD;
Second, samuel B. Cooper Cd; Third,
ar. c. Graffenreid CD; Fourth, John L.
Sheppard CD; Fifth, *Joseph w. Bailey
Cd: Sixth, *Robert E. Burke Cd;
Seventh, *Robert E. Henry CD; Eighth,
Samuel w. T. Lanham CD; Ninth,
Wash Jones Qnd) probably elected over
Burleson CD; Tenth, ar. B. Hawley
(R): Eleventh, *Rudolph Kleberg Cd;
II
ably elected over Slayden Cd; Thir-
teenth, *John H. Stephens CD.
Vermont Elected in September)-
First, *Henry H. Powers (R; Second.
*William w. Grout (R).
Virginia-First. *William A. Jones
CD; Second, *william A. Young D);
Third, *John Lamb Cd; Fourth, *Syd--
ney P. Epes D): Fifth, *Claude A.
Seventh, *James Hay CD; Eighth,
*John F. Rixey CD; Ninth, William F.
Rhea CD; Tenth, ]. E. Quarles CD.
Michigan First, *John B. Corliss
R-); Second, Henry c.. Smith fR.);
Third, Washington Gardner (R);
Fourth, *Edward La Rue Hamilton
(R); Fifth. *William A. Smith eR);
Sixth, samuel w. Smith (R.); Sew
H., ~. vi,
Joseph W. Fordney (R.3; Ninth, *Ros-
well P. Bishop CR.); Tenth, *Rousseau
o. Crump (R); Eleventh, *William S.
Mesick (R.); Twelfth, *Carlos D. Shell
der (Ro.
Indiana-First, *James A. Hemen-
way R); Second, *Robert w. Miers
CD; Third, *William T. zenor CD;
Fourth. *F'rancis M. Griffith O); Fifth.
samuel R. Hammill CD; Sixth, James
E. Watson R); Seventh. *Leon O. Bal
ley CD; Eighth. George w. Cromer
R.); Ninth, Joseph B. Cheadle CD;
Tenth, *Edgar B. Crumpacker (R);
Eleventh, *George w. Steele R);
Twelfth, James H. Robinson CD;
Thirteenth, Mont. M. Hathaway CD.
ulinois-First, aJames r. Mann R.);
Seventh, George E. Foss (R-); Eighth,
*Albert j. Hopkins (R); Ninth. *Rob-
ert r. Hit R); Tenth, *George w.
Prince R.); Eleventh, *Walter Reeves
R); Thirteenth, *vespasian Warner
R.); Fifteenth, Joseph A. Roy CD;
Sixteenth, William e. Williams O.);
Seventeenth, Ben F. Caldwell CD;
Eighteenth. *Thomas M. Jett CD;
Nineteenth, Joseph B. Crowley D);
Twentieth, James R. Williams D.);
Fred j. Kern CD; Twen-
ty-second, *George w. Smith( R.).
Iowa-First. Thomas Hedge (R),
Second, Joseph r. Lane R.); Third,
sDavid B. Henderson R-); Fifth sRob-
ert G. Cousins (R.); Sixth, sJohn F.
Lacey R); Eighth, sWilliam p. Hep
burn (R.); Tenth, *Jonathan r. Dolli-
yer R.); Eleventh, Lot Thomas .R.).
Maryland-First, John w. Smith Do;
Second, *William B. Baker R.);
Fourth, James w. Denny. D); Fifth,