Arizona republican., 1910-11-09

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 Roanoke, Va, Nov. 7.-Returns from the ninth district. Virgina's only re- publican district. show gains for Stu art, democrat, in Wythe, Wise and Lee counties
 Chicago, Nov 7.-Returns at S:4i from the election for congressman in- dicated a total democratic gain ot ten or eleven seats in congress. Oi { this number three were gained ir New York. two probably gained in Maryland and five or six in Cook county, Illinois.
 Des Moines, Iowa. Nov 7-Eleven out of thirty-one precincts outside of Davenport (second districD show Pepper, democrat, for congress run ming two to one over Grilk, to speak for whom Roosevelt interrupted his 1 New York campaign.
 Boston. Nov 7-The democrats have gained of AZ representatives reported elected tonight A gain of 20 per cent, but it is maintained to- night not enough to affect the election of United States senator. Omaha, Neb.,- Nov. 7.-HitchcOck, democrat. for United States senator, under the Oregon plan. is ahead of Dahlman. and prominent republicans concede that he leads Burkett. repub- lican. in Douglas county by more than 10000
 Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov. Re turns from l5 out of 54 districts in Salt Lake give Howell. representa- tive to congress, 40O9; Erickson. dem ! ocrat. 1167.
 Providence, R. l.. Nov. Early returns indicate the election of former Governor George H. Utter. republican, and Westerly. one of the two present eonfressmen from Rhode Island. Chicago. Nov. 7.-Returns at g: 20 indicate that the democrats have gained 16 seats in the house of rep resentatives. offset by gain by the republicans of one New York district. Returns indicate that the democrats will lack seven seats of the 9 neces- sary to control the house. It is known that the democrats gain three in New York. one in Massachusetts. one in Maryland. one in Kentucky one in North Carolina. There are probably democratic gains of three in Iowa. five 
 Carolina.
 Chicago. Nov. S.-At 9:2O D. m. the republican congressional headquarters stood ready to concede the defeat of Madden. Mann and Moxley of Chi Cago.
 Topeka, Nov S.-Murdock. republi- can. was elected from the eighth Kan sas district.
 St Paul, Minn., Nov. S.--Lindborg. Volstead and Davis, republicans. are elected.
 Cairo. H.. Nov. SD. B. Thlstlewood. republican. of the twenty fifth Illinois district. was elected.
 Atlanta, Nov. S.-The usual solid con- gressional delegation was elected. Early returns indicate that Walter .Akerman the only republican candidate. was overwhelmingly defeated by Gordon Lee, incumbent.
 Dallas. Nov. S.-The chairman of the Texas democratic state central com mittee estimates that Colquitt for governor. was elected by 2OO,OOO out of the 300, 900 votes cast.
 Montgomery, Nov. S.-In the seventh congressional district of Alabama, NJ w. Howard, republican. and John T. Burdett, the demOcratic incumbent were very close in the early returns, both claiming victory. The other demo- cratic congressional candidates were elected. Governor Emmett O'Neal, democrat and a local optionist. was elected by 5O,O00 majority.
 Jackson. Miss, Nov. S.-Al the democratic congressional nominees were elected.
 Aurora, H.. Nov. S.-Copley. republi- can, was elected.
 Little Rock. Nov. S-The democrats made a clean sweep in today's congress siOnal election.
 Chicago, Nov. sS.-McKinley, republi- can. elected.
 New York, Nov. S.-Forhens, Carey, Godfogle and Sulzer. democrats. elected.
 Philadelphia, Nov. S.-Langham. re- publican. of Pennsylvania was elected.
 Helena. Mont. Nov S.-Six precincts out of fourteen in the city of Helena, give Hartman (Dem) for congress 672 and Pray CRep) 672.
 New York. Nov. S.-Returns at late hour indicate the election or Little ton from the first New York congress sional district.
 Newark. Nov 8.-The democratic state headquarters at 1O:30 issued statement claiming the election of democrats in eight of the ten congress sional districts. The reelection of Loudenslager and Gardner, republicans, is conceded.
 New York, Nov. S.-Levy, democrat, for congress. was elected. defeating Herbert Parsons. Patten, democrat, and Vreeland and Driscoll. republicans were also elected
 Des Moines, Nov. S.-The reelection of Smith, a member of the Cannon rules committee, is conceded by 2500 plurality over Cleveland. This is re- duction of 2000 Smith votes.
 New York-Penry George democrat
 Huntington, w. Va.-Hughes, repub- lican
 Baltimore-Konig and Linthicum. democrats.
 Louisville-Fieds, dehiocrat
 mphs-Gordon.- democrat.
 Pennsylvania-Porter DalZell, Burke, Burchfeld. republicans.
 Delaware-Heald, republican.
 New York-Danforth. republican.
 Chicago-Gallagher democrat.
 Kentucky - Thomas, democrat; Langley. republican.
 Michigan-Hamilton, republican.
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