The San Francisco call., 1898-11-09
Democrats Make CoDfideDt CloiDs That They Will Be in
 CoDtrol.
ChoirDon Bobcock of the Republican National Commttee Says It May Depend
 Upon California.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

enth, $William s. Mesick, R.; Twelfth, *Carlos D. Shelden, R.
 Montana-At large, Andrew J. Camp bell, D.
 Nevada-At large, *Francis G. New
 Ohio-First, *William B. Shattuc, R.; Second, *Jacob H. Cromwell, R.; Third. John L. Brenner, D.; Fourth, Robert B. Gordon, D.; Fifth, *David Meekison, D.; Sixth, Seth w. Brown, R.; Sew enth, *Walter L. Weaver R.; Eighth, Archibald Lybrand R.; Ninth, *James H. southard, R.; Tenth, Stephen Nor gan, R.; Eleventh, *CharIes H. Gros- venor, R.; Twelfth, John J. Lentz, D.; Thirteenth, *James A. Norton, D.; Fourteenth, Winfield s. Kerr, R.; Eff teenth, %Henry C.. Van Voorhis, R.; Sixteenth, *Lorenzo Danford, R.; Sew Eighteenth, *Robert W. Tayler, R.; Nineteenth, Charles F. Dick, R.; Twen- tieth, F. o. Phillips, R.; Twenty-first, Theodore B. Burton, R.
 Oregon (elected in Junel-First, Moody, R.
 Rhode Island-First, Melville Bull, R.; Second, &Adin B. Capron, R.
 South Carolina-First, William El- liott, D.; Second. *W. Jasper Talbert, D; Third, *Asbury c. Latimer. D.; Fourth, *Stanyarne Wilson, D.; Fifth,
 
 ton, D.. Seventh, *John w. Stokes, D.
 Texas-Ffrst, *Thomas H. Ball, D.; Second, Samuel B. Cooper, D.: Third. *R. c. de Graffenreid, D.; Fourth, John L. Sheppard, D.; Fifth, *Joseph W. Bailey, D.; Sixth, *Robert E. Burke, D.; Seventh. &Robert E. Henry, D.; Eighth. samuel ". T. Lanham, D.; Ninth, Wash Jones, Ind; Tenth, *R. B. Haw- ley, R.; Eleventh, Rudolph Kleberg. D; Twelfth, @James L. Slayden, D.; Thirteenth, *John H. Stephens, D.
 Vermont (elected in oeptember)- First, Henry H. Powers, R.; Second, *William w. Grout. R.
 Illinois (incomplete)-Ff *James K. @Mann (R); Second, c. Porter John son (D); Third, George P. Foster .(D); Fourth. Thomas Cusack D.); Fifth, Edward T. Noonan (D); Sixth. Emil Fess (R0; Eighth, Albert J. Hopkins 1 (R); Ninth, Robert R. Hit R); Tenth, *George W. Prince (R.); Elev- enth, Walter Reeves (R.); Thirteenth, %Vespasian Warner (R); Fourteenth, Joseph v. Graf (R); Fifteenth, Jo- E. Williams D); Seventeenth, Ben F. Caldwell (D); Eighteenth, *Thomas M Jett (D); Nineteenth, Joseph B. Crow ley (D).; Twentieth, James R. Williams lD9; Twenty-first, Fred J. Kern (D0; | Twenty second, *George w. Smith (R).
 Indiana Gncomplete)-Seco %Rob- ert W. Miers (D0; Sixth, James E. Watson (R); Eighth, George w. Cromer (R.); Twelfth, *James H. Rob-
 GowaEFirst, Thomas Hedge R3: Second, Joseph R. Lane (R.); Third, *David B. Henderson (R); Fourth, Gilbert N. Haugen (R.); Fifth, *Robert G. Cousins (R.); Sixth, *John F. Lacey (R); Seventh, *John A. T. Hull (R.); Eighth, *William P. Hepburn (R); Ninth, Smith McPherson (R.); Tenth, *Jonathan P. Deliver (R); Eleventh, Lot Thomas (R.).
 Minnesota Gncomplete) = First, James A. Tawney (R.); Second, *James T. McCleary (R); Fourth, Frederick c. Stivers (R); Fifth, *Loren Fletcher.
 Mississippi Gncomplete)-First, John M. Allen (D0; Second. Thomas Spight (D0; Third, *Thomas c. Catchings (D); Sixth, F. A. McLain (D.).
 Missouri Gncomplete)-Fourt Dis trict, *Charles F. Cochran (D.); Fifth, *William s. Cowherd D); Sixth, *David A. de Armond D0; Tenth, *Richard Bertholdt CR).
 Nebraska Gncomplete)-F'irst Elmer J. Burkett (R0; Second, *David H. Mercer (R); Fifth. Clarendon W. Adams (R.).
 New Jersey, dncomplete) = First, *Henry c. Londenslager, R.; Fifth,