The Irish standard., 1914-11-07
Observation-Disclosures, 3: Renuh,

Nebraska-Democrats, 8; Repub1t.
can 3; unchanged.
acknowledgements, O; Republicans
L; unchanged.
New Hampshire O: Re.
publicans, 2; Republicans gain two.
New Jersey-Democrats 4: Repub.
leans, /; Republicans gain 1,
Republicans gain five in Second.
Fourth, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Dis.
tricts.
New Mexico-Democrats, o.; Repub.
licans, l.; Republicans gain 1.
New York-Democrats, 20; Repub.
icans, 81; Progressives, l.; Socialists,1;
Republicans gain 10 in the First,
Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twentieth,
Twenty.fifth, Twenty-seventh, Thirty.
sixth, Thirty-third, Thirty fifth, Thirty
seventh and Fortieth. Socialists gain
one in Twelfth.
North Carolina-Democrats, 9; prob.
ably Republican, 1.
North Dakota-Democrats, o; Re.
publicans, 3; unchanged.
Ohio-Democrats, 10; Republicans,
IL; Republicans gain in First,
Fourth, Eleventh, Fourteenth, Eff
teenth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Nine.
teenth and Twenty-second Districts.
Oklahoma-Democrats, 6; Repub-
licans, 2; Republicans gain / in First
District.
! Oklahoma-Democrats, 6; Repub-
ticans, 2; Republicans gain in First
District
Oregon-Democrats, O; Republicans,
3; Republicans gain i over Progress.
sives in Third District.
Pennsylvania-Dem z; Re-
publicans, 20; Republican net gain,
10; gain over Democrats or Progress
sives i'm Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Twelfth,
Seventeenth, Twentieth. Twenty-third,
Twenty-fourth, Twenty-eighth and
Thirtieth Districts, and two at large;
loss to Democrats in Twenty-fifth.
Rhode Island-Democrats L; Repub-
icans, 2; Republicans gain in Sec
ond District.
South Carolina-Democrats, z; un-
changed.
South Dakota-Democrats 1; Re-
publicans, q; unchanged.
Tennessee-Democra 8; Repub.
leans, Q; unchanged.
Texas-Democrats, 18; Republicans,
D.; unchanged.
Utah-Democrats, l.; Republicans,
L; Democratic gain Of 1 in Second
District.
Vermont - Republicans, q; un.
changed.
Virginia-Democrats, 8; Republic.
ans, 1; unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l.; Repub-
icans, 4; Republicans and Democrats
each gain 1 over Progressives.
West Virginia-Democrats, 8; Re.
publicans, 3; unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures, 2; Repub.
leans, 9; Republican gain of in the
Sixth.
Wyoming - Republicans, 1; nm.
changed.
The Senate Result.
On the basis of the latest returns
the Senate of the Sixty-fourth Con.
gress will remain in Democratic con.
troll by an increased majority. al.
though there is uncertainty regarding
the election in Utah and Nevada, the
Indications are that the new Senate
will consist of IS Democrats, 40 Re
publicans and 1 Progressive.
Senator Reed Smoot, Republican, of
Utah, will not admit defeat, although
the latest returns showed that James
NJ. Moyle, Democratic Progressive
was leading in the contest. Senator
Newlands, of Nevada, also seemed in
danger of losing his seat to Samuel
Plat, Democrat. The Utah and Ne
vada senators have seen long service
In the Senate and both have, been in
their states for several weeks endeav
bring to overcome opposition which
had developed when the popular cleo
ton Of senators was provided by con
stitutional amendment.
In states where the fight was hot
test victory was practically assured fol
Sherman, Republican, in Illinois;
Charles s. Thomas, Democrat, in Colo
RADIO; James D. Phelan, Democrat, il
California; Benz. F. shively, Demo
crat, Indiana; Charles Curtis, Repub
lican, Kansas; Warren G. Harding
Republican, Ohio, and Charles H
Burke, Republican, South Dakota.