The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-09
ELECTION RETURNS

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zieGjef. Den- and has been uenstf \
ic for number Of years
PhiiadelphiA. Nov. 1.-THE hA1e
tons are that Willtan McAieer, ~.
was defeated Tor re-e3ection h -
Third congressional distriet BY HAAev
Burk, Rep. One Of The Aescest consr1S.
sional fights In the county Maa waee1
in this district.
Indianapolis Ind, Nov. 6.-C0uxress.
Indiana second district, My4eA LleA..
elected: Third, Senor, Dem, elecAed:
sixth, Watson, Rep, elected: Eighth.
Cromer. Rep, elected: Tenih. Cfum-
packer, Rep. elected; Eleventh, 8tae3s,
Rep, elected; Thirteenth, Brtck Rep.
elected.
Boston. Nov. 6.-FrOm returns ~.
celved at O'Clock the following Ma
sachusetfs congressman have brqtably,
been reelected: First, George III. Law.
renee. Rep; Second. Giilett, Rep:
Fourth. Terrell, Rep; Eighth. NcCalL
Rep: Ninth. ,Goney, DEM; Eleventh.
Powers. Rep; Twelfth, Lowering, Rep.:
Thirteenth Green. Rep .sss
Boston. Nov. Z, 2:45 a. M. GOmplet0 i
returns from the close congressional
districts, the Third and the tenth
have just been received, aud ssl,ow ti4t
Thayer. Democrat, has been elected Id ].
the former and Naphen. Democrat, In
the latter The congressional delega-
tion from this state viii stnnd ten Re.
publicans and three Democrats.
North CarolinA.
q nrIf
DEM, reelected to Congress In the
Sixth district by overwhelming majos-
ity. Bryan's majority in state estf.
mated at 5000.
Seven Democratic congressman are 1
elected. with two in doubt, the Eightn
and Ninth districts
1t is almost certain that the Repub-
leans have carried the Ninth.
In Democratic primary for Quilted
States senator, Simms defeats Carr by
large majority.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. CD. b. Hem
derson. speaker of the House Of Rep.
resentatives, reelected from Third dis
trict.
Sioux City Iowa, Nov. 6-Congress,
Iowa, Eleventh district, Thomas, Rep,
reelected.
other States. ss
Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. 6.-Congress,
Ohio. Twenty-first, Theodore f.. Bur
ton, Rep, elected.
Congress. Ohio, Nineteenth .sstrict,
Charles Dick. Rep, elected.
Bloomington. ILL.,, Nov. 8:- ConRress,
Thirteenth congressional district. War
ner, Rep. elected.
Camden, N. j., Nov. 8.-Harry C..
Laudenlager Republican candidate for
Congress. defeated George Fieiner,
Democrat.
Frankfort. Ky. Nov. 6.--Congress,
Kentucky. Seventh district, South
Tremble. Dem. elected.
Providence. X. l., Nov. 6-Congress-
men Bull and Adlin B. Capron, Re
publicans. reelected. II
West Superior, Wis, Nov. Coon
gress, Wisconsin. Tenth district, John
]. jenkins. Republican. elected.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov 8.Congress:
Missouri. Fourth district, O. +. Coch-
| ran. Dem, reelected.
Little Rock. Ark, Nov G.-The DEM
ocrats elected all congressman.
Columbia. s. c., Nov. 8.-The Dem
ocrats elected all congressman In South
Carolina.
Richmond, Va. Nov. 8-Democratic
congressman are elected in the First.
Third. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth. seventh
and Eighth districts. Nj
Galveston, Tex, Nov. 8.-All Demo
cratic congressman are elected except
in the Tenth district, where the result
| is in doubt.
San Francisco, Nov. 0.-Eoatth dis.
trict, Julius Kahn, Rep. re -elected. h
Topeka, Kan. Nov. 6.-In the First
district Charles Curtis, Rep, Il. elected
to congress; in the Fifth district, w. A.;
Calderhead, Rep, elected.