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fifth, Sherman, republican; Twenty-Sixth, Ray, republican; Twenty-seventh, Drscoll, republican; Twenty-eighth, Payne, republi- Thirtieth, Wadsworth, republican,; Thirty first, O'Grady, republican; Thirty-second, Ryan, democrat; Thirty-third, Alexander republican; Thirty-fourth, Hooker, requbli- can.
 North Carolina: First Small, democrat; Second. doubtful; Third, Thomas, democrat; Fourth, Jenkins, populist; Fifth, Kitchen, democrat; Sixth, Bellamy democrat; Sew enth, Klutz, democrat Eighth, doubtful Ninth, Crawford, democrat.
 North Dakota: 6pauldlng, republican.
 Ohio First Shattuck. republican; secoad, Cromwell, republican; Third, Brennock, democrat Fourth, Gordon, democrat; Fif,h. Meckison, democrat; Sixth, Brown, repub- lican; Seventh, Weaver. republican; Eighth, Librand. republican; Ninth, Southard re- publican; Tenth, Morgan, republican; Elev- enth, Grosvenor, republican; Twelfth, Ten broke, Gemocrat; Thirteenth, Norton, dem- ocrat; Fifteenth, Van voorhis republican; Sixteenth, Danford, republican,; S.ven- Taylor, republican,; Nineteenth, Dick, re- publican; Twentieth, Phillips, republican; Twenty first, Burton, republican.
 oie6oH- lTSl, IOHBue, TepuDllcan, sec ond, Moody, republican.
 Pennsylvania-At large, Grow, republi- can; at large, Davenport, republican,; First, Bingham, republican,; Second, Adams, re- publican Third, McAleer, democrat, in- dorsed by republicans; Fourth, Young, re- publican Fifth, Harmer republican; Sixth, Butler, republican; Seventh, Wanger re- publican Eighth, democrat; Ninth, Ermentrout, democrat; Tenth, Brosius, re- publican; Eleventh, Connell, republican; Twelfth, Davenport. democrat; Thirteenth, Ryan, democrat; Fourteenth, Olmsted, re- publican Fifteenth, Wright, republican; Sixteenth, Packer, republican,; Seventeenth, Polk, democrat Eighteenth, Mahon, demo- crat; Nineteenth, Zeigler, democrat; Twen- tieth, Thropp, republican,; Twenty-first, Jack, republican; Twenty-two, Dalzell, re- publican Twenty-third, Graham, repub- lican; Twenty-fourth Acheson, republican,; Twenty-fifth, Showalter, republican; Twen- ty-sxth, Higgins, republican,; Twenty seventh, Sibley democrat; Twenty eighth, Hall, democrat.
 Rhode Island-First, Bull, republican,; Second, Capron republican.
 South Carolina-First, Elliott, democrat; Second, Talbert. democrat; Third, Latimer, democrat; Fourth, Wilson, democrat; Fifth, Finley, democrat; Sixth, Norton, democrat; Seventh Stokes, democrat.
 South Dakota-At large, Gamble, repub- lican; at large, Burke, republican.
 Tennessee-First, Brownlow, republican; Second, Gibson, republican; Third, Moon. democrat-populist; Fourth, ,snodgress, dem ocrat; Fifth, Richardson, democrat; Sixth, Caip Eighth. Sims, democrat; Ninth. Pierce, democrat; Tenth, Carmack, democrat.
 Texas-First, Ball, democrat; Second, Cooper, democrat; Third, DeGraffenreid, democrat; Fourth, Sheppard, democrat Fifth Bailey, democrat; Sixth, Burke, dem- ocrat; Seventh. Hawley, democrat; Eighth, Lanham, democrat; Ninth, Burieson, dem- ocrat; Tenth. Hawley, republican; Eleventh, Kleburg. democrat; Twelfth, Slayden. democrat; Thirteenth, Stephens, democrat.
 Utah-Roberts, democrat.
 vermont-First, Powers, republican,; Sec ond. Grout. republican.
 virgina-First, Jones, democrat; Second, Young, democrat; Third, Lamb. democrat; Fourth, Epes, democrat; Fifth, Swanson. democrat; Sixth, Otey, democrat; Seventh, Hay democrat; Eighth, Rixey. democrat; Ninth, Rhea, democrat; Tenth. Quarles, democrat.
 Washington-At large, Jones, republican, at large, Cushman, republican. West Virgina-First, Dovener, republi- can; Second, doubtful; Third, Johnson, democrat; Fourth, Freer republican. Wisconsin-First Cooper, republican; Sec ond, Dahle, republican, Third, Babcock. re- publican Fourth, Otjen, republican; Fifth, Barney, republican; Sixth, Davidson, re- publican; Seventh, Esch, republican; Eighth, Minor, republican,; Ninth, Stew art republican; Tenth, Jenkins, republican. Wyoming-Mondell, republican. Arizona-Wilson, democrat. New Mexco-Blank.
 Oklahoma-Blank.