The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-19
MEMBERS OF THE
NEXT CONGRESS
Names Of Those Elected From the.
Various States and Dis
tricts.
SHOWS a REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
The G, 0. P. viii Have but One
Hundred and Eighty-Oue
Working Members.
ELEVEN DOUBTFUL Ols1alcTs
SHOWS A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
ELEVEN DOUBTFUL DISTRICTS
Democrats aud Fusionists Have One
Hundred and six,y-itive Mem
bers With Eleven Dis
tricts to lie n From.

washington, Nov 1n.N-Eo!lowing i:
a list of congressmen-elect compiled
from returns to the Associated Pres.
up to midnight last night. 1t shows
that the republicans have elected 1sl
members, while the democrats, silve,
republicans. fusionists and all Others
have elected 165 members. There are
eleven doubtful districts yet to BIT
heard from:
Alabama-First district, Taylor
democrat; Second district, Stallings
democrat; Third district, Clayton
democrat; Fourth, Robbins. democrat;
Fifth, Brewer, democrat; Sixth, Bank
head, democrat; Seventh, Burnett
%derSocrat; Eighth, Wheeler, democrat;
Ninth, Underwood, democrat.
Arkansus-First district, McCulloch
democrat; Second, Little, democrat;
Third, Mcllae, democrat; Fourth, Ter
ry, democrat; Fifth, Dinsmore, demo
crat; Sixth. Brunidge, jr, democrat.
California-Firsr district. Barham
republican; Second, doubtful; Third
Mctcalf, republican; Fourth, Kahn
republican; Fifth, Loud, republican;
Sixth, Waters, republican; Seventh
Needham, republican.
Colorado-IHirst district, Shafroth
silver republican; Second, Bell, popu,
list.
Connecticut--First district, Henry
republicans; Second, Sperry, republic.
an; Third, Russell, republican;
Fourth, Hill, republican.
Observation-Disclosures, republican.
Florida-lirst district, Sparkman
democrat; Second. Davis, democrat.
Georgin-First district, Lester, dem,
ocrat; Second district, Griggs, demo
crat: Third, Lewis, democrat; Fourth.
Adamson, democrat; Fifth, Living
ston, democrat: Sixth, Bartlett, demo
crat; Seventh. Maddox, democrat;
Eighth, Howard, democrat: Ninth.
Tate. democrat; Tenth, Fleming, DEM
ocrat; Eleventh.. Brantley, democrat.
Idabo-NVilson. f%usionist.
I~linois-1'irst district, Mann, repub-
lican; Second, Lorimer. republican;
Third. Belknap, republican,; Fourth.
Cusack, democrat; Fifth, Noonan.
democrat; Sixth, Boutellc, republican;
Seventh, Foss, republican,; Eighth,
Hopkins, republican: Ninth, Hit, re-
publican; Tenth, Prince, republican;
Eleventh, Reeves, republican; Twelfth,
Cannon, republican; Thirteenth, War
ner, republican; Fourteenth, Graft. re-
publican; Fifteenth, Marsh, republic
an; Sixteenth, Williams, democrat;
Seventeenth, Caldwell, democrat;
Eighteenth, Jet, democrat; Nine
teenth, Crowley, democrat; Twentieth,
j.. r. Williams, democrat; Twenty
first, Rodenburgh, republican; TWEEN
t%y-second, Smith, republican.
Indiana-First district, Hemenway,
republican; Second, Miers, democrat;
Third, Zenor. democrat; Fourth, Crit
fifth, democrat; Fifth, doubtful; Sixth,
Watson, republicans; Seventh, Over
street, republican; Eighth, Cromer,
republican; Ninth, Lnndis, republican;
Tenth, Crumpacker, republican; Elev-
cnth, Steele, republican; Twelfth,
doubtful; Thirteenth, Brick, repub-
lican.
Iowa-First district, Hedge, rcpub-
lican; Second, Lane. republican;
Third, Henderson, republican; Fourth,
Haugen, republican,; Fifth, Cousins,
republican; Sixth, Lacey, republican;
Seventh. Hull, republicans; Eighth,
Hepburn, republican, Ninth, McPher-
son., republican,; Tenth, Dolliver, re-
publican; Eleventh, Thomas, repub-
lican.
Kansas-At large, Bailey, repub-
lican; First district, Curtis, republic
an; Second, Bowersock, republican;
Third, Ridgeley, fusion; Fourth, Mil
Ter, republican; Fifth Calderhead, re.
publican; Sixth, Reeder, republican;
Seventh, Long, republican.
Kentucky-First district, Wheeler,
democrat; Second, Allen, democrat;
Third, Rhea. democrat; Fourth, Smith,
democrat; Fifth, Turner, democrat;
Sixth, Berry, democrat; Seventh, Set
tie, democrat; Eighth, Gilbert, demo
crat; Ninth. doubtful, Tenth, doubt
full; Eleventh, Boering, republican.
Louisiana--First district, Meyer,
democrat; Second, Dayey, democrat;
Third, Broussard, democrat; Fourth,
Brazil, democrat; Fifth, Baird, demo
Graf: Sixth, Robertson, democrat.
Maine--First district, Reed. repub,
lican; Second, Dingley, republican;
Third, Burleigh, republican,; Fourth,
Bouteile, republican.
Maryland-First district, Smith,
democrat; Second, Baker, republican;
Third, Wachter, republican,; Fourth
Denny, democrat; Fifth, Mudd, repub-
lican; Sixth, Pearre, republican.
Observation-Disclosures district, Law
renee, republican; Second, Gillette, re-
publican; Third, Thnyer, democrat;
Fourth. Weymouth, republican; Fifth,
Knox, republican; Sixth, Moody, re
publican; Seventh, Roberts, republic
an; Eighth, Mccall, republican;
Ninth, Fitzgerald, democrat; Tenth,
Naphen, democrat; Eleventh, Sprague,
republican; Twelfth, Lowering, repub-
lican; Thirteenth, Greene, republican.
Michigan-First district, corliss, re
publican; Second, Smith, republican;
Third, Gardiner, republican; Fourth
Hamilton, republican,; Elfth, smith
republican; Sixth, S. w. Smith, repub-
iican: Seventh, Weeks, republican;
Eigbth, Fordney, republican; Ninth,
Bishop, republican; Tenth, Crump, re-
nmblican; Eleventh, Mesick, repnb-