The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09

second, Mllllam IL RYAN, OSAA-, 1-A-- -
third. Z. s. Alexander, Rep; Thirty
fourth, Warren B. Hooker, Rep.
OHIO STANDS AS BEFORE.
Columbus. o., Nov. s.-The Ohio con
gressionaI delegation remains the sam
as at present. fifteen to six, each part
carving precisely the same districts a
at the presidential election tWO years ago
as follows: First district, w. b. Shat
tue. Rep; Second district, J. II. Brom
we'll Dem; Third district, John l. Bren
ner. Dem; Fourth district, r. 3. Gordon
Dem; Fifth district, David Meeklson
Dem; Sixth district, S. w. Brown, Rep
Seventh district, Walter L. Weaver, Rep
Eighth district. Archibald Lybrand. Rep
Ninth district, James H. Southland, Rep.
Tenth district, Stephen S. Morgan, Rep
Eleventh district, Charles II. Grosvenor'
Rep; Twelfth district, John J. Lents'
Dem; Thirteenth district James A. Hor-
ton, Dem; Fourteenth district, Winfield
s. Kerr, Rep; Fifteenth district, henry
Van voorhees,, Rep Sixteenth district
Lorenzo Danford, Rep; Seventeenth dis
trict. John Anderson Mcdowell, Dem
Eighteenth district, Robert w Taylor.
Rep.: Nineteenth district Charles DICK,
Rep; Twentieth district, T. o. Philips,
Rep: Twenty-frst district, Theodore H.
Burton, Rep. The Democrats do not con-
cede the reelection Of Congressman Wea-
yer IN the Seventh district, the home
of Governor Bushnell. During the Hanna
senatorial contest last January Congress
man Weaver headed a delegation that
called on Governor Bushnell and protest
ed against the governors course in the
senatorial contest.
LOUISIANA SOLID.
New Orleans-The Democrats IN Lou
isiana made a clean sweep today, elect
ing six congressmen, three railroad COM
missioners and three judges in the parish
of Orleans. Congressman elected: First
district. AdoIph Meyer; Second district.
Robert c. Davey; Third district. Robert
+. Broussard; Fourth district Phanor
Breazele; Fifth district. Samuel T. Baird;
Sixth district, Samuel NJ Robertson.
ARKANSAS ALL DEMOCRATIC.
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. S.-Congres-
eionaI: First district, D. McCuHoch,
Dem; Second, John S. Little, Dem;
Third, c. McRas, Dem; Fourth. William
l.. Terry, Dem; Fifth, A. Dinsmore,
Dem; Sixth, Stephen Brundidge. Jr.
Dem
CONNECTICUT UNCHANGED.
New York, Nov. S.-Returns from Con-
necticut leave the Connecticut delegation
unchanged. Following is the Connecticut
list complete: First district, f. S. Henry,
Rep; Second. n. D. Sperry, Rep; Third,
Charles A. Russell, Rep; Fourth. F. ].
Hill. Rep.
IN THE SOLID SOUTH AGAIN.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. S.-Congressicnal.
solidly Democratic: First district, Rufus
z. Lestor; Second, James NJ. Griggs;
Third, Elijah B. Lewis; Fourth, William
G Adamson; Fifth, Leonidas F. Living
enth, John W. Maddox; Eighth. William
! Howard; Ninth. Parish C. Tate; Tenth
William II Fleming; Eleventh, William
&. Brantley.
MICHIGAN SOLID REPUBLICAN.
Lansing, Mich, Nov. 8-Congressional:
First district, John B. Corliss. Rep; Sec
ond, Henry c. Smith, Rep; Third, Wash
lngton Gardner, Rep; Fourth. Edward L.
Hamilton, Rep; Fifth. William Alden
Smith, Rep; Sixth, Samuel Smith, Rep;
Seventh, Edgar A. Weeks, Rep; Eighth.
Joseph w. Forney. Rep; Ninth, Resell
p. Bishop. Rep; Tenth. ROsseau o.
Crump, Fep.: Eleventh. William Semck,
Rep; Twelfth, Carlos D. Sheldon, Rep.
LACKS TWO OF soLIDTTY.
Austin, Tex. Nov. S.-Congressional:
First district. T. B. Ball, Dem, re-elect-
ed; Second, S. b. Cooper, Dem, re-elect-
3D. Third, r. c. Degraffeneid, Dem, re-
elected; Fourth. Sheppard. Dem, re-elect-
ed; Fifth, J. ". Bailey. Dem, reelected:
Sixth, r. E. Bruke. Dem, reelected;
Seventh, r NJ. Henry, Dem, reelected;
Eighth. s. T. Lanham, Dem. reelected;
Ninth, Wash Jones. Ind. probably elect
ed; Tenth, r 3. Hawley, Rep, re-
elected; Eleventh. r. J. Kleberg, Dem.
reelected; Twelfth. Slayden, Dem. elect
ed; Thirteenth, J. S. Stevens, Dem, re-
elected.
SOLID MISSISSIPPI.
Memphis. Tenn, Nov. S.-Mississippi
congressional results: First district. John
NJ. ALI. 1, Dem, elected; Second. Thomas
spight, DeI--. elected; Third, Thomas c.
Catchings, Dem, elected: Fourth. An /
drew F. Fox, Dem, elected; Fifth, John |
s. Williams. Dem, elected: Sixth, F. A. |
McLain, Dem, elected; Seventh Patrick |
Henry. Dem, elected
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, R l., Nov. S.-Congression- |
al: First district, Melville. Bull, Rep, |
elected; Second, Adm B. Capron. Rep, |
elected.
ALABAMA.
Birmingham. Ala. Nov. S.-Returns up
10 this time indicate the election of every /
COLORADO.
Denver. Colo, Nov S-Congressional: 4
First district. John +. Shafroth. Silver /
Rep; Second district. John {. Bell, Pop. (
both reelected
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Conn. Nov. S.-Congres !
sional: First district. f, Stevens Hen
~, elected: Third district. Charles A. 4
Russell, Rep, elected; Fourth district. E. /
j. Hin, Rep, eiectss; Second district, /
ILLINOIS.
Elgin, H., Nov. S.-Congress: Eighth /
district. Albert J. Hopkins. Rep; re- /
elected.
Peoria-Fourteenth district Gran. Rep, I
elected.
Chicaso-For congress: Tenth district
George w. Prince Rep. elected: Ninth /
r. r HIT. Req, elected: Eleventh. Wal /
ter r. ~ es. Es2 elected: Thirteenth,
y espasian Warn"r. Rep, elected
Congress-Ilinois: Fifteenth district. /
Joseph Gray Dem; elected.
csgo-Congress Seventeenth dis
trict: Benjamin F Caldwell. Dem. elect /
ed; Twenty-second, George W. smith l
Rep. elected
IoWa-Flrst district, Thomas Hedge. /
Rep. elected
Hiinols-Twenty-f1 district, Fred. J
herc. Dem. elected.
HEnols-Eaghteenth district. Thomas NJ. !
Jet. Dem, elected Nineteenth district. ,
Joseph B. Crowley. Dem, elected. SIX
Jeenth district, William K Williams !
Dem. cleo ed. Twentieth. James z /
Williams. Dem. elected
INDIANA
Muncie. Ind, Nov, s-Congress: Eighth /!
district, George ". Cramer. Rep. elect /
ed.