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CONGRESSMeN ELECTED.

The Lat a. Made up Last Night. shows
1872 X. Publicsns, 16G Dem ocr ats, Silver
Republic AIS and Fu.ionis,s. ..ys
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Thes fist of
C0ngres elect, compiled from re-
turns to the Associated Press up to
midnight, shows that the Repu blicans
have elected 1872 members, while the
Democrats, Silver Republicans, Fu
166 members. There are nine doubt
ful distr lets to be heard from.
Chairman BabcOck, of the Republi-
can Congressional committee, said this
evening that the House of Represent
atives of the Fifty sixth Congress
would be Republican without doubt
Ina statement to the Associated
Press this evening, Chairman Babcock
said: "Our advices show the certain
election of ls5 Republicans, six more
are straight Republicans, and our ma
jority will be over the combined oppO-
sitiOn. Our Information induces us to
place nine districts in doubt"
Atthe headquarters of the Demo
cratic Congressional committee, conf
dence is expressed that the Democrats
sentatives. cit seems CERTAIN" said
Secretary Kerr, to representative OF
the Associated Press, "that we have
| the Republicans 1913 and that II dis
tr:cts are in doubt"
The Senate Republican.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9-Republicans
control the United States Senate after
| March 4, next. The present party di
| vision of the Senate is: Republicans
43: Democrats 81, Populisr 6, Silver
Republicans 6. Prior to yest+ rday's
election Maryland, one Senator
who will succeed German and
simon of Oregon, who was elect
ID to fill a vacancy. This In
crease the Republican total to
49, The terms of seven Re
publican Senators expire Marct
next, leaving 80 hO!d-over Republl.
ans. The election OF yesterday made
certain the choi>e Of ten addltiona
Republican Senators. THIS gives to
'al OF As or two more than ma jprity
'ver Democrats, Popul,s's and Silver
Republicans. In addition, yesterday
voting probably will result in the elec
len Uf three more Republican Sens.
CrS. There are FL Democratic hold
over Senators. To thus humber yes
terday's ELECTORS viii result IN addiD}
1 ctrf~''l and prObs u!., making a to.
oal " , The Popullst and Silver Re
pubi,> al huld-Overs number 8. Tnl
was increased yesterday by one.
Late Election Returns.
Stanley, Republican,, is elected gov
-rnor VI Kansas by Is 900. Jerry Simp
SOD, candidate for Congress from th
fifth district ia defeated.
The Republicans have carried Indi
ma by 20 600, and have a majority Q
Is IN the legislature on joint ballot. /
Republican will succeed Senator Tur
pie.
Charles Thomas, fusionist, was cleo
5ed governor of Colorado by $1,000
The fusionists have the legislal ur
overwhelmingly.
| McMlllin, Democrat, is elected gov
-rnOr of Tennessee by 10000.
Nebraska is doubtful, but the Re
Oublicans probably have the lesisls
ure on joint ballot, though Senate
Allen does not concede 1t.
The Republicans of North Dakot
have Sc msjority on joint ballot, insul
ing Repu olican successor to Senate
Roach. Phillips, Republican is cleo
I'd governor Of South Dakota by l &c
majority The legislature is also Re
publican
Sadler, silverite, claims his electio
4s governor of Nevada by 500. Con
gresham Newlands, silver Democrat
reelected by 5000. The balance {
he silver State ticket is elected.
John Lind, silver Republican, wit
Democratic and Populist endorsrmen
oas 10000 plurality in Minnesota, owe
Eustis, Republican. All silver Reput
lIcan Congress men are elected.