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

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plurality Of Ill Twelfth district, Car
los Seldom. Rep. elected Eighth, JOSEPH
w. Fordney, Rep, elected. Tenth, Rous
seu o. Crump. Rep. elected Fifth, VIM
A. Smith, Rep, elected
MISSOURI
Kansas City. Nov. Sixth district, Da-
vid A. Dearmond, Dem, elected; Tenth
Richard Bartholdi. Rep, elected Fifth
William s. Cowherd, Rep, elected
Fourth, c. 3. Cochran, Dem. elected
NEBRASKA
Omaha, Neb, Nov S.-For congress
Second district. Mercer. Rep. apparently
reelected First district, Burkett, Rep,
elected; Fifth. Adams. Rep. elected
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, N j., Nov. S.-Fffth district
James F. Stewart, Rep. reelected First
district H c. Loudenslager, Rep. elect
ed Eighth district. c. n Fowler. Rep.
! elected. Seventh district William DAILY.
| Dem, elected.
NEW YORK
New York, Nov. s.-Congress. Twenty
third district, Lewis w Emerson. Rep.
elected. Twenty-first district, John K
Stewart, Rep. elected. William Aston
Chanley, Dem, for congress. has gained
largely in the Fourteenth cOngressio nal
district over LemueI =. Quigg. Seven
teenth. Arthur S. Tompkfns. Rep, elect
ed. Twenty-sixth. George w. Ray Rep,
elected Twenty-Five districts in the Four
tenth congressional district give Chand-
Ter, Dem. plurality OF LOO over Qllgg.
Rep. Eighteenth district, John Henry
Kecham, Rep, elected Thirty-f1rst. j. NJ
E. O'Grsdy, Rep. elected.
New York-The following congre ssn en-
in Kings county, which is practically the
borough OF Brooklyn and part OF Great
er New York, have have probably been
elected. Second district, John j. Fitz-
gerald. Dem; Third Edmund P briggs.
Dem; Fourth. Bertram T Clayton, Dem. !;
Fifth, Frank z. Wilson, Dem: Sixth,
Mitchell May, Dem.
New York-The following congressman
have probably been elected in the Dor
oughs of Manhattan and Bronx, city OF
New York: Seventh district. Nicholas
Muller, Dem; Eighth, Daniel J. Riordan.
Dem; Ninth, Thomas j. Bradley, Dem. !;
Tenth, Amos ]. Cummins. Dem; Elev-
enth, William Sulzer. Dem; Twelfth, G.
B. McClelland, Dem; Thirteenth, Jeffer-
son NJ. Levi, Dem; Fourteenth, William
Astor Chanler. Dem; Fifteenth. Phillip
3. Low, Rep. Twentieth, Martin Gym,
Dem.
TENNESSEE
Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. Second dis
trict, Henry r. Gibson, Rep. elected.
]. w. Gaines. Dem. Sixth district: J. D.
Gibson. Dem. Fifth district; n n. Cox
Dem, Seventh district, are reelected.
Tenth district. F. w. Carmack, Dem.
elected; Eighth, It. W. Sims. Dem. elect
ed; Ninth, Rice A. Pierce. Dem. elected;
First. w. P. Brownlow. Rep. elected.
Third, John A. Moon, Dem, elected.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va, Nov. S-Congressional:
First district, Jones, Dem, elected; Sew
enth, Hay, Dem. elected; Third. Lambs.
Dem, elected; Sixth Otery. Dem, elect
ed; Eighth. Rixey, Dem. elected; Tenth.
Quarles, Dem, elected; Fifth. Swanson.
Dem, elected. Fourth, Sydney P. Epes.
Dem, elected; Second, W. a. Young,
Dem, elected.
WISCONSIN,
Milwaukee Wis. Nov. s-Cong-ess:
Third district, Joseph Babcock. elected.
Racine.-Congress First district. Fl. A.
Cooper, Rep, elected; Eighth. Miner.
Rep, elected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. S-The following
named congressman have been elected in
Pennsylvania:
First District-H. Bingham, Republican.
Second-Robert Adams. Jr.. Republican.
Third-William McAleer, Democrat
Fourth-James p. Young, Republican.
Fifth-A- c. Charmer, Republican
Sixth-Thomas S. Butler. Republican
Seventh-C. Wanger Republican.
Ninth-Dan1el Ermentrout, Democrat.
Tenth-Marriott Brossius. Republican.
Twelfth-Morsan B. Williams. Repubi-
can.
Fourteenth-Marion E. Olmstead. Re-
publican.
Fifteenth-Charles F. Wright, Republi-
can.
Sixteenth-Ho-acs B. Packer, Republi-
can
Eighteenth-Thaddeus NJ. Mahon. Re-
publican.
Tweutieth-Joseph E Thropp. Repubn-
can
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. Jack. Repub-
lcan.
Twenty-seoond-John Dalzeu. Republi-
can.
Twenty third-William R. Graham. Re-
publican.
Twenty fourth-Ernest Achison. Repub-
lcan.
Twenty-ntth-J. B. showalter. Repubr-
can.
Congressman at Large-Galusha Grow.
Republican; Samuel A Davenport, Re-
publican.