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GAIN SEATS IN SENATE.
Republicans VIII BE stronger Than
During Fifty-ninth Congress.

The terms Of thirty Senators. equally
divided between the two parties, will ex-
pire or March 4 next and legislatures -
elect their successors We're chosen yester-
day in those States which had not al
ready elected. Senator's Murphy ]. Foa-
ter, OF Louisiana; Anselm J. AcLaurin. OF
Mississippi. and Thomas 5. Martha. Of
Virginia. Democrats. have already been
chosen by their respective legislatures
for the new terms. and Senators Au-
gustus o. Bacon. Of Georgia; Joseph v.
Bailey. OF Texas; John 7. Morgan. o.
Alabama; Furnifold N. simmons, Of
North Carolina, and Benjamin r. Till
man. Of South Carolina. Democrats. and
Shelby NJ Cullom. of Illinois. Republic
an, have been named as their own sue
cessors b. primaries or State conven-
tiOns. and it has been decided by phi
maries that jeff Davis IS 10 succeed
James j. Berry. Of Arkansas; Thomas II.
Paynter 10 succeed Joseph G, S. Black
burn. of Kentucky. and Robert l. Taylor
IS to follow Edward ". Carmack. Of
Tennessee. The Republicans of oregon,
who elected a majority Of the legislature
key TO succeed John H. Gearin, Demo
crat, who was appointed to MI the I'M
expired term caused by the death Of
John IT. Mitchell, and have selected
Jonathan Bourne for the new term,
which Will begin ncNt March.
in Nebraska Attorney-G General Norris
Browne was nominated by the Republic
an State convention as the successor of
Senator Joseph y. Aillard. Senator Rob
ert j. Gamble, who was indorsed by the
Republican state convention in South
Dakota to succeed himself may not be
elected. as the rival Republican faction
captured a majority OF the county con-
ventons which made she nominations TO
the State legislature.
Senator Thouitg ~ Patterson, Of Col
orado. and Senator William A. Clark. OF
Montana. bOJh Democrats, have announc-
ed that they will not be candidates for
0rninatiOn
The present Senate consists OF fifty
seven Republicans and thirty-tbree Dem
ocrats. q Republican matOrity Of twenty
tour. The Heralds returns indicate that
IN the Sixueth Congress tho Senate viii
stand.
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Are for Plurality q
2O.O0O-LnnGdon Ran Light.

san Francisco Cal. Nov 6.--Indications
arc that GiHett, Republican, has carried
California By from 20600 to 25.0DJ plu-
rality.
Throughout Northern and Central Cali
fornia, Gillett polled nearly as large a
vote as Pardee did four years ago. In
San Francisco the vote was extremely
close. but best Judges believe Gfilett
viii have slight plurality.
In Southern California. Los Angeles ana
other counties have rolled up large plu-
ralities for Gnlett. which will overcome
the losses in San Francisco and other
counties
Bell made a good showing in many
Of the central counties and in some
Of the mining centers.
Langdon, who was Hearst's Independ-
.enee League candidate, polled very light
vote in the State. but in san Francisco
he polled heavy Yote.
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independent Judge Wins.
GAINS IN CONNECTICUT.
Woodruff Has Larger Plurality Than
Roberts Two Years Ago.

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 6.-Rolliu 8.
Woodruff. Republican. is undoubtedly
elected governor BY larger plurality
than Gov. Roberts received two years
ago. which was about -j.701 Charles Z.
Thayer. Democrat. ran behind the vote
received by Carey two years ago.
Connecticut viii re-elect all five Repub-
lican Congrcssmeu. as follows
At large. George L. Lilly: First district,
Stevens Henry; second district. \. d.
Sperry; Third district. Edward W. TIig-
gins; Fourth district. Z. J. Hiu.
Hartford elects two members OF the
house and aII three senator's &C. the State
general assembly. q gain Of one senator.
Both branches OF the general assembly
win have large Republican matorities.
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RESULTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Republicans Garry Everything By
between 10000 and 10000.

Sioux Falls, 5. Oak, Nov. 6.--The cleo
ton OF the entire Republican state and
Congressional tickets is claimed by the
Republicans and conceded by the Demo-
cratic committee by 20c00 plurality
The Republican plurality is probably
5000 according to figures received AT
headquarters up 90 S o'clock Crawford
iG elected governor.
The legislature is largely Republican.
iusuring The reelection Of United States
Senator Gamble
Two Republican Congressman were
chosen.
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ONE WAY IN LOUISIANA.
solid Democratic Congressional Del
egRtion Reelected.

New Orleans. Nov. 6.-There was no
contest in Louisiana to-day, the solid
Democratic Congressional delegation.
with one exception, having been re-
nominated at the September primaries
George Z. Faverot, Democrat, succeeds
Samuel 2. Robertson in the Sixth district
Others are: First, Adolph Meyer: Second.
Robert 9. Davey Third, Robert r. Brous-
sard; Fourth. john #. Watkins: Fifth
Joseph +. Ransdell: Seventh A. 2. Pufo
All had Republican opposition except
Ransdeib but the Democrats practically
controlled the election. The vote is ex
tremeiy light and win not exceed 10000
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FLOYD IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Majority Cut Down TO 5000 as Result
OF Hard right.

Concord, \. H., Nov 6.-Floyd. Repub-
lican. has been elected governor OF New
Hampshire by $500 plurality. The fight
was strenuous one, it being alleged by
the Democrats that Floyd was the can
didate of the Boston and Maine Railroad
Company.
The usual normal 0h-year plurality OF
5000 was cut down tTife but the result
was never in doubt The election passed
Of quietly, and no disturbances have been
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TOM TAGGART PLEASED.
National Chairman Never Believed
Hearst Gould BE Elected.

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 6.-National
Democratic Chairman Thomas Taggar-
said at 1e o'clock:
i never thought Hearst would b.
elected. The public knows what / think
of him. However. hope the rest OF M
New York Democratic ticket has pulled
through.
AS to the country at large my returns
show excellent gains for my party. Vita
the Hearst menace out of Che way the
future looks bright for Democracy. In
diana. Of course. has gone Republican
but probably by not more than al.G0o.
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SENATE.

ALABAMA MONTANA.
sJohH T. Morgan. D. Thomas il Garter. Il.
Edmund W. Pc-tus. y. z.
ARKANSAS. XEBRAsK&
James 7. Clarzo. u. Inner J. Blrkett T.
'JeE Davis d. T..
CALIFORNIA. NEVADA.
George e. Perkins. r. F-4ncis g.. Neglauds, d
Frank T. Fliat. z. George S. Nixon z
COLORADO NEW HAdPsHIRE.
Henry 1 Teller, t. Jacob II. Gzlllueer. Z.
--. r. Hcary r. Burnhsm, i.
CONNECTICUT NEW JERSEY.
Morgan g. BaIkeley. Z. John Bean, T..
Frank T. Braudesec, L. john L. Drydea. Il.
DELAWARE. NEW YORK.
Henry A. Du Pout. Z. TlUEas G Plat L.
-- --. r. Caaunoey ". Depev. r.
FLORIDA NORTH CAROLINA.
Stephen r, Mallory, u. lee 3 Overman, n.
james = Talisfeu, ID. r. Mel Simnous d.
GEORGIA NORTH DAKOTA
Alexander :. CIsy. u. Henry 6. Hansbrolgh 4
Augustus o. Bacon, d. Peter J. McCunbeT, +.
IDAHO. OHIO.
Weldon y. Hepburn, r. Joseph 2. Foraker. r.
- -- K. Charles Dick. =.
ILLINOIS. OREGON
Albert J. Horkius Il. Charles ". Fulton. T.
SHELBY II. Cullom. L. Jonathan Bourne, i.
INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA.
Albert J. BevsFiJgc r. Bs:e- Penr0se. Il.
james \. HaLen-sy. l.. PLilaIdeg &. kuCZ. Il.
IOWA RHODE ISLAND.
William 2. Allison. L. Nelson " Aldrich l.
Jonathan 2. Dolli-Cr l.. -- --. L.
KANSAS SOUTH CAROItNA.
Chester ]. Isn-. r. t1buy e.. L.fir1e-. y.
-- -. l.. Benianin L. Tlllusn, ID
KENTUCKY. SOUTH DAKOTA.
James B. McClcary. u. Alfred =. Rir-redse. L.
Thomas Il. Psyute-, u. Robert J. Gamble 4.
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE
Samuel u. McEu-ly d. James b. Frszier u.
MurIlv ]. FcstCf. o.. 'Robsrt 7. TAYLOR, %.
MAINE. TEXAS.
Euzeno Hale L. Charles A. CJibcrs5n. .
william p. FIre. L. 'JJscIh W. Railev. %.
MARYLAND UTAH.
IsijoT RayneT, =. Bsed Szoot. z.
". PiBzuey Whyte. D. George sutherland. z.
MASSACRE SETS. VERMONT
Heary Cabot Lodge. L. RedEeld P7oc,or Z.
W, Murray Crane Z. VIZ. ?. DluilshaEl, T.
MICHIGAN. VIRGINIA.
Jull-s G Burrows. T. John W Daniel H.
-- Z. ThoHlas :. Martin, d
MINNESOTA. WASHINGTON.
Moss T. Ciapp. L Lew Anteny. T.
sKuuts Nelson. 7. Samuel Il Files l.
MISSISSIPPI WEST vIRGINIA.
fernando D. Money D. Nathan 3. scott r.
Anselm ]. NcLsuriu. y. eS.etsien 3. Eldns, *,
MISSOURI WISCONSIN.
William J stone d. Joln c. spooner. L
William Warner, 4. Dctrt. y. ia Fellett-. T.
WYoIING
clarence i. Clark. X. Elancis T, Warren. Il.
T0TAL.
Republicans q
democrats
l.erublie1n majority
@Not vec elected but probably wiu be.
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Bartender NiIIs rambler.

Reno New, Nov. Sin pistol duel
here last night at q saloon. Edward Fer
rel. gambler, Familiarity known as
'Slivers, was killed by Charles Kucas.
bartender. Kuchs' jealousy over the
attentions which FerreH 5 alleged to
have been paying his wife, led to the
Tragedy.
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GLAD THAT HEARST LOST.
Members of New York Democratic
Club Are Jubi!ant.

New York. Nov. 6.-AbGut 153 members
Of the Democratic Club received the cleo
tion returns last night At the clubhouse,
617 Fifth avenue. BY 10 o'clock the eIec-
tion Of Mr.. Hughes was conceded and .
number Of members started 10 leave
Every one was in the best OF spirits. 7.
was said by some that more than -
per cent Of the membership Of the club
had voted for Mr.. Hughes.
The results suit us" was q common
expression. Hearst loses, but the city
ticket is carried through. The party has
Won, and that is what we wanted
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DeIays voting Fifteen Minutes.

watcrtoNn. \. " Nov. 6.-Judse Pur-
acn held up the voting this morning in
Ills district fifteen minutes because q So
Fialist voter who h8d preceded him. failed
% pun the crank far enough 20 ring the
5cll, and Judge PurcelTs vote could not
be recorded He is enc Of the stanchest
Democrats who bolted Hearst.
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BABC0CK MAY WIN.
Is In Lead, but Full Count Required
to Decide Race.

Special u TIE Washington Herau
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. 6.-Tbe entire Re
publican State ticket was elected in Wis
consin to-day by pluralities ranging over
5a.taO or more At midnight Indications
are ten Republican Congressman have
been elected in eleven districts.
The situation In some OF the Congress
sionai districts is close, but Indications
are ten Republicans VIII be returned TO
Washington. In the Third district a hard
fight was made by La Toilette men.
many Of them cutting former Congress
si0nal Chairman Babcock and supporting
the Democratic nominee, J. II. Murphy
Indications, however, point 10 the election
cf BabcoCk by about L5fN. though -eturns
from many of the country districts re-
main TO be received. It viii. however
take the full returns 20 decide the race.
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ANSELL IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Democrats Get 10000 PIuraIity-Tiu-
man Next senator.

Columbia, 5. c., Nov. 6.-The State Dem.
ocratic ticket has been elected by pIu-
raiity Of 5o.eoo for Martin F. Anseu Tor
eovauor and }. Frazer Lyon for at
torney general. AnselI favors the abol-
ishlng the state dispeEsary system.
The four Congressional districts return
Democratic Congressman by enormous
rlu.aIities. The next legislature will re-
tlect Benjamin r. TiHman United States
Senator.
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OFF YEAR IN MISSISSIPPI.
solid Democratic Delegation l. Re-
turned tO Congress.

jackson. Miss. Nov 6-This being an
of year in Mississippi. the total vote will
hardly reach SO.G0 The solid Democrati,.
delegation is returned TO Congress. as
follows: First, +. s. Gambler. tr.: Second.
Thomas Spighty Third. b +. Humphreys.
Fourth. Widon S. HH; Fifth. Adam N.
Byrd: Sixth, Eaton J. Bowers: Seventh
Frank 4. Mclean; Eighth. John Sharp
williams.
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RESULT IN NORTH DAKOTA.
The Election Of Entire Republican
Ticket Except One Judge Claimed.

Fargo, \. Oak, Nov. 6.-The Republi-
can committee claims the election of Gov.
Searles and the entire Republican til, ct,
except Knau. whose election for JUSTICE
of the supreme Court Is in doubt The
election Of the rest of the Republican
ticket is admitted by the Democrats. Con-
gressmen MARSHALL and GrOnna are re-
turned.
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REPUBLICANS HOLD
MAJORITY TN HOUSE
Margin After Next March
viii Be from 10 to SO.
N0LANDSLIDES EVIDENT
New England's Delegation Now
Promises to Be Unchanged.

New York. Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Ohio, and Illinois VIII Send
More Democrats Than in the Pres
ent House-Fevv Conspicuous Per
sonages were Defented-DaIzeu Is
safe, hut WadsvOrth Is Defeated.
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SWEEP ALL ILLINOIS
Republicans Elect the Entire
State Ticket.
CANNON GETS USUAL VOTE

ProhibitiOnIsts Spring Surprise by
Carrying Six CouRties-Democrats
Lose All the Omces in Chicago. the
Hearst League Ticket Cutting
Down Its strength Through City.
Surprising Results Of the Day.
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Republican by 10000.

Republican. is defeated Tor reelection
in the Second district.
Republican, by 3O.O0o.
/ Cleveland Ohio. Nov. s. Although the
statements issued by tho Republican and
Democratic leaders at late hour were
conflicting, the indications are that the
Republican State ticket has been elected
by a plurality OF al least 3oO00.
In Cuyahoga County tho indic9tions are
/ that Paul Ward has been elected Con-
gresham from the Twentieth district.
Congressman Burton's reelection is Ger
tain. as he had little opposition. Fully
50 per cent Of the normal vote was polled
| to-day.
The returns are slow ia coming in. and
the campaign managers say this IS due TO
| the scratching Of tho tickets The most
definite indication of the outcome IN the
State was given when returns from 21l
l'precincts. all in different parts OF tho
State, and some in Democratic strong
holds outside OF Cincinnati, Columbus, ard
Cleveland, gave Hoskins, Democratic can
didate for secretary Of state. a lead o. SH
plurality
DAeA Hah%ts biE LtAlm.
Columbus. Ohio. Nov 6.-State Chairman
Charles Dick, for the Republicans. at mid
night claims the election of the entire Re
publican State ticket by Dluralitles in ex-
I GEES Of 75.0oo This is e5.G9) more than a
normal Republican plurality
Attorney General Wade Ellis at ColUm-
bus, issued a statement in which he says
early returns indicate that the Republi-
cans have carried the State by 5000.
Later returns indicate the election Of
the Republican state ticket by a plural
ity OF from 20,Gg 20 50,010 The precincts
heard from at first were mostly Demo-
cratic strongholds. ami the Republicans
are now making steady gains.
The latest returns show thar the Re
publican ticket Tor State officers has been
defeated in Cuyahoga County 10y at least
3G0
Sixty precincts in Franklin County
show Democratic gains OF ten TO the pre-
ciuct This makes the county very
close. Last year HerTick had 1,S9 plu-
rality
seven townships in Ashtabula County
show a net Republican gain Of forty
three to the precinct
Thirty-eight precincts in Columbus
show net Democratic gain of twenty to
the precinct on tEe head Of the ticket.
Forry-six precincts Ga Columbus give
So Democratic gain on the State ticket
and n gain Tor =. l. Taylor. Republican
lor Congress o. 2Sg over Hcrrick last
year
Independent Judge Wins.
Toledo. Ohio, Nov. G.-Tcn city precincts
hearu from indiDste that L. Z. Klncaid
Independent candidate for circuit Judge.
Will carry Lucas County by 5000 plurality
over Wiidman. Republican. Two years
ago Wiidman was elected by 1000.
Early returns indicate that Lucas CoUn-
ty VIII 20 Republican on the State ticket
Gen. Keiger l. Successful.
Springfield, Ohio. Nov. st Is conceded
thaJ Ger !. Warren Keifer is reelected
to- Congress in the Seventh district He
is running about the same rs the head Of
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MAINE

- T.
2-.R G. DaTeT, D. &C. X. FaUot. b.
3-'R r. Broussari. D. "a. J. Puio. y.
~. T. Watkns. d.
MAINE.
I-sA- L. Alien. L. s'E. O. Burl-ieb, r
&c. E Litue6eld, r, ~. Powers, l.
MARYLAND.
wv. H. Jackson, r. John GIN r. u.
2-J. =. c. Talbot. D. IS Z. MIudd r.
81 Z. Wolf D. sc, a. Peaue, r,
MASSACHUSETTS.
Sc. p. Lawrence K. SIS. W. NcCsH L.
s-sF u GiIlslt, r 81 a KeIihe- d.
&C C. Washburu L. 10-J. = O'Counell. ID.
&c. q. Tirreil. Il IA. J. Peters, n
5--Butlcr Amos. r. l2--J ". Weeks. r.
6-sA F. Gardner, y. l3-'W. : Greene. r.
-. ". Roberts, l. ii-sW. &. Loveriuz, Z.
MICHIGAN.
I-'Edwin Denny. Z. Henry lIcNorran r.
&c; L Townsend T. 81 W Fortney. Z.
5-.W. Garduer. T. 9-James Mclaughlin, r.
4-sE. L. Hamilton, Z. &c. A. Loud. L.
5-sW. \. smith, Z. IA. T. Darragh r,
6--s W smiths r. 12-'H. o. Young R.
MINNESOTA
III. 4. Tawney, Z. Of, u. Nye. r.
81 T 3IcClsl1y. r. &C \ Lindhergh. r
9w. 5. Hammond D. - J. yolstead, p.
sc. r Davis. Il. S--J \. BCde T.
4-sF. c. stevens r. 9-'H stesucrson, Il.
MISSISSIPPI
I-sE. \ Gambler. r.. D "a. n. Byrd. 7.
Thomas spight .. 6-@E !. BoreTs d
s-sB. G.. Humphreys d. 7-'F. r. McIain, d.
i-sW. 5. Biz =. S-sJ. :. Williams D.
MISSOURI
III T LLOYD. D. u-H. S. Caulheld. T.
e-eW. W gucaer. y. T-Gecree Ne-iIle, u.
81. W Alexaades, II. Pr NJ CoadIey r
&C. f. Bco6or. =. 13-s}L Z. Rhodes. r.
5-W. b. Wallace. D. L}-AL r. Smith. D.
4 Ia Arm -
&C " HsmHn L. J5-T Rackucy. p.
Sd. IS. shacslefd. p. ia =. Murphy, r.
Champ Cara, u. 6-Robcrt Lamar. D.
l6-rE. BaTth1!lt. u.
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THE SIXTIETH CONGRESS.

ALABAMA
Dist. Dist
I-sG. ". Taylor, u. e-R. +. Hotson. ..
"A. 4. Wiley, u. ~. L. Barnett. D.
3-H D. Clayton d. s-~W. Richardson, d.
f-W. p. Crsis, .. so. ". Underwood, u
IT. J. Hcfiu. b.
ARKANSAS.
I-sR. Il. Macon. d. sc. e. Reid. u,
rs. B11ndige IT,. D. 81 7. Z ihinson. D.
John G. Floyd. D. 7-'R NJ. Wallace. D.
Wv. Il. CTavens. D.
CALIFORNIA
w r Buzle6r't II. 5--E. =. Hsys z.
2-sD. Z. MtKinlay. Z. 6--L e.. Need1am, T.
81 r Knowland, r. s~sJar1rs aehiin. K.
ID. :. Hirsh6eTE. d. SIS. e. SU-thl Z.
COLORADO.
At laTge-C. W Cook, 4. c-W. ". Rowan u.
--'R. " B0n7ngs -.
CONNECTICUT.
1T large. I. IL ~. i. Spsry. Z
ley Il. Sc. W. Hissins, 4
--'E. S. HsHr. L. III. .. hin. Il.
DELAWARE.
At large Hiram T. Burton. r.
FLORIDA
- IL srarkInan, d. 5--'v. Z. Lamar. =.
Prank CLARK. D.
GEORGIA
&c. e. Edraris p. 7-sGord,n Ie-. n.
s-sJ. n Crigss. D. 2-sW H. Howard D.
~ h. Lewis d. s-sT. NJ Bel. D.
s-'W G. Adame0u. u. Ig-'T. ". Har5~ick. d.
81. r. Livingston. D. Nv .. Bantley.
l--C- l.. BaVriett, =.
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HUGHES WINS.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Hearst. and that he would probably sue
ceed Lin Bruce as lieutenant governor o.
the State. Chauler said; Il don't give 81
damn. All l wanted was 70 see Nj.
Hearst elected. and it's shame that
certain people have succeeded in beating
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Woodruff Makes Statement.

Timothy /. Woodruff, chairman OF tha
Republican state committee. left head
quarters at % o'clock Tor his home. BE
fore going he said:
Mr.. Hughes has been elected by 81
plurality OF Joo5o. The result was nev5r
in doubt. and the people Of New YorE
have effectively rebuked Hearstism-
have 10 doubt that the entire Republican
state ucket has been elected, but I IN
mont -
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The House Of Representatives viii be
Republican for two more years. Tho ma
jority win be a substantial one-probably
as much as forty. and perhaps as much
as sixty. Late figures indicate a majority
Of forty-six. There are a number Of close
districts. where the result viii not be
known for day or two. In any event
the working majority is ample-as large
as the Republican leaders wish it to be:
Although the Congressional returns are
meagcr, it is plain there have been no
landslides, but reduction of the Re-
publican representation in most Of the
large Northern States. New York, Penn
sylvaria, New Jersey. Ohio. and Illinois
win send moro Democrats than are in
The present House. New England's dele
Ngation promises TO be unchanged. unless
the returns from Rhode Island show
gain Of one seat for one or the other
party. Maryland the only State to gain
"A Democratic Representative two years
ago, loses that district this year. but the
Republicans lose one OF their districts
IN Baltimore.
Few Leaders Defeated.
Apparently few conspicuous personages
in The House have lost yesterdays vot-
iag. John DalzeIl, the arch protectionist,
who began 10 sound alarms a month ago.
is safe. Nicholas Longworth the Presi-
dents son-in-law, is supposed TO have
won ia his Cincinnati district. Repre-
sentative AIcClcary's reelection in Min
Hesota IS claimed, Notwithstanding the re
vision fight that threatened his undoing.
Democrats Make Gains.
IN Pennsylvania the Democrats have
elected six c ngreSsmen. a gain Of five.
in Illinois The Democrats make a gain OF
four or i've
WadsSvorth Not Returned.
Representative James W. Wadsworth.
of New York state. seems to be the most
prominent Republican defeated. lie IS
chairman OF the Agricultural Committee,
and led the opposition last winter 10
President RooseveltE meat inspection
hiIl The campaign in his district has
been hoty contested. It may be that
Representative Joseph W. Babcock. an
other Republican veteran, Is defeated, in
the Third Wisconsin district, but the
Democrats are inclined 10 concede his
election.
GOmperS Not Successful.
Evidently the labor vote was not
strongly against tie Republicans. and the
efforts OF President Samuel Gompers
against several Republicans have not
been generally successful. This failure of
the labor movement may prove to be a
very prominent featuro of the Congress
sional campaign.
The Democratic Congressional Commit
Tee here makes 10 claims TO a majority Of
tie next House. Vice Chairman Bowers
last night announced Jnar ne had little
authenrc informal Uon except about dis
1riCts east Of the Alleghenies. He IS
claiming five Democratic members from
Massachusetts. including John \. O.Keefs
in the Seventh.
Surprises Not Apparent.
.Au in all, the Congressional election was
much loss notable Tor its surprises than
such elections usually are. The big Re
publican majority that came ia with the
Roosevelt landslide IS materially reduced.
and the strength OF the two parties in
the House after March next will be
somewhat closer than it was IN the last
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
Mcclellan CongratuIates Hughes.

At q few minutes before midnight
Mayor Mcclellan sent the following tele-
gram tn Charles =. Hughes;
Accept congratulations Of one who. be-
Hevlns in Democracy. believes also thai
highest interests are served By your cleo
ton.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
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