Show THE the democrats badly demoralized both houses of congress republican tho house will aa nearly 2 R the landslide most complete san francisco nov 7 two hundred and ninety precincts in this city give budd democratic batee republican 19 webster populist french three boref precincts having votes are yet to be beard from from senatorial and assembly districts in the state indicate the election of 14 republican senators and 48 assemblyman assemblymen assembly men this with the 8 republican hod over senators eena tors would give the republicans 10 majority ballot the chairman of tho democratic and republican state have been receiving advices from the county committees throughout the state tonight chairman gould of alio democratic stated that the election of budd for tio vernor was assured he will beet a plurality of between and in san francisco also claimed tho election of a for congress from the fourth district and temple for the supreme court and of angler for beneral t D at Burns secretary of the republican state committee will not concede that budd has been elected he claims that notwithstanding budau gains in san francisco that lie will not get enough votes outside the c ty to pull him through with the exception of temple burns claims the election of the entire stale six congressmen out of seven ife is unable to say accurately how the legislature will stand only that it would surely be republican indiana indianapolis nov 7 indiana elects a republican delegation to con grees as followay fol lowa first r second A M hardy third robert fourth james E watson fifth jesso Over stol sixth henry U johnson seventh charles L henry eight george W paris nintha frank hanley tenth J A hatch eleventh a W steel twelfth J D leighey Leip hey thirteenth L W royce many counties have not reported in cull but the republican plurality in the state will run between and in tho legislature the republican majority on joint ballot Is 33 kentucky louisville ky nov 7 the congressional delegation in the fourth congress rom kentucky will be first district john K kendrick D second john I 1 alandry Cl andry D third W G hunter R fourth coln W lewie R Fifth Walter evans U siotha Six thA berjv D Eight hJ B McCrea ryD ninth S J pugh II 11 tenth N T II R eleventh D G Cols R the seventh is still in doubt though later returns indicate that owens will haro asdall bority berry and me are ali only members bf the present congre e who have been elected Ulc hiKin detroit macli nov 7 from the latest compilations of reports from tins state it is apparent governor luche plurality will axce the republicans carry every congressional district as follows district J B corliss second district georce spalding cg third district J 0 burrows fourth H F thomas fifth district W A smith sixth district D Q albins seventh district 11 G goovers So overs eighth district W S linton district II 11 P bishop tenth district R 0 crump eleventh district john avery twelfth district S M milwaukee nov 7 complete returns from sixty five out of deveny counties in the state a republican plurality of this will probably bo increased by the retains to come the republicans gain six congressmen those elected anro first district H A cooper R second district edward R third district J A babcock BaL cock R fourth district theobald othon it fifth district S S barney R sixth district A S cook R district mil hael aultin R eighth district E S miner II 11 ninth district alexander stewart R tenth district J J jenkins R north carolina columbus S C nov 7 the delegation will bo made up as follows first district Elliott second third district latimer Ln timer fourth district wilton fifth district strait sixt district mcgaunn nn seventh district of these faix are alliance democrate Demo crata and favor freo silver illinois chicago nov 7 ha following is the illinois in the next congress airet J frank aldrich R second william R third hush bellknap nap R fourth charles woodman R fifth george E white R sixth edward D cook P seventh george E FOBS R eighth albert J hopkine R ninth robert R hiitt R tenth prillip post R eleventh walter reeves R twelfth joseph G cannon R thirteenth V warner R fourteenth J V graff R fifteenth B F martin R sixteenth E downing D Seventh James connolly Oon nolly R eighteenth fred K R nineteenth benson wood R twentieth orlando barlow R twenty first E J murphy R twenty second georgo V smith R missouri st lolis mo nov 7 nearly can be ascertained at thlu hoar the democrats have lost the fourth fifteenth thirteenth third sixth eighth and eleventh congressional district alie tenth is always republican the defeated democrats are W 0 ellison II 11 0 morgan J D fox W H hatch anti option AM dock cry D A de armond R P bland silver dick and frederick Spon respectively the republicans are george R crowthers Crew 0 G barton joan rainey 0 N dark II 11 M orton R E lewis J 0 hubbard and charles F joy respectively R M barthold republican continues to hold the tenth from the latest unofficial returns received from thirty five counties in missouri republican gains of are shown aud the election of their entire state ticket by a plurality of at leafa is assured ane successful candidates are walter M robinson judge of the supreme court john R kirk elate superintendent of public schools and joseph fiory railroad and warehouse commissioner the lower house of the state legis is republican but the democrats who have a majority iu the senate will be able to carry thines OR a joint ballot nothing definite can be learned however as to what their majority is until complete official returns have been received returns from some of the congressional districts are rather but on the whole show a decided republican gain at least six democratic candidate for congress were and possibly beveral more will be counted in the republican when complete returns are in following is the congressman delegation of missouri according to latest figures available george 0 R fourth district john 0 tarsney D fifth dearmond D sixth john P tracey R seven ali chami dark D ninth richard barthold R tenth charles ajoy R elevenths W cabb D twelfth john mosley R fourteenth charles gburton R the defeat of hatch in the first district by 0 N clarke by plurality is claimed by the republicans dockery claims hia election reelection re in the third by but alie chairman of the republican congressional committee asserts that II 11 0 orton is victorious by a plurality of baand is probably defeated west charleston W va nov 7 will the having sixteen republican majority on joint ballot the election of stephen B elkins to succeed J N clinden as united states senator is generally conceded elkins managed the campaign against as well as the canvas republicans are elected in all four of the congressional districts as follows first second allicon G dafton 2000 third bates fourth warren miller 2000 there are eight counties yet to count officially moat of will give ali ties the republicans are claiming election by 2000 but speaker faulkner says lie does not concede wil sons defeat and will cot do so until the oll iclal returns are all in mr wilson is resting at lii homo in charleston and is taking matters calmly has nothing to say wheeling W va nov 7 republican state committee makes the follow ins statement tonight governor Do vernor R first district elected to congress by majority dayton gacond district over wilson majority lining R third district majority miller R fourth 2000 majority thie makes alie stale republican on tho popular vote upwards of both of the legislature are republican by a majority of 27 insuring In alie election of a republican to succeed senator camden in the united state senate minnesota st paul nov 7 minnesota eynds republican delegation to washington as follows firsta A owney R second J mcleary R third J P R fourth A R kiefer R fifth lurin fletcher R sixth OA TowneR seventh F M eddy R Arl zenn phoenix ariz nov 7 returns up to 9 tonight show republican elected to congress by a pi about republicans will probably have a majority of the lower house Marl copa county a democratic stronghold gives tho republican territorial and county ticket a plurality of new york nov 7 the atal corrected vole for governor in new borte elate outside of sullivan county was of which morton received fiill wheeler plurality majority returns from all except a very few missing elect loj districts show an apparent plurality in new york city for consolidation of ahe greater new york of over in the city kansas topeka kan nov republicans have carried kansas by a plurality of possibly and will have a slight majority over all republican chair tt t t I 1 man lefand claims also the the congressmen in the seven districts pluralities by or majorities as folio e first district berderick Br derick second 0 L miller S kirkpatrick 1500 burin charles car lie afif hi w 2777 sixth A II 11 ellis seventh ches terl lone 2000 these figure are lip wever based on estimates and the official returns may materially chadee them and possibly leveree some of them the republicans will elect 90 representatives out 0 a possible giving them a majority of 45 on joint ballot incomplete returns make further estimates impossible omaha nov 7 returns tram forty two counties governor majors R fusion there are lortt ciet counties to bear from the fusion candidate will in all probability have a plurality of from 2000 to many of the counties aro so isolated that it the result on the head of the ticket is much closer alio not be determined for several lys on the balance of the state ticket the whole goes republican tto returns on the legislative are quite incomplete but there ia little doubt that the republicans 11 control it the vote on joint ballot standing republican 69 fusion 64 it is believed the next slates senator will be lion john M or governor crouney Cro unEe the congressional delegation ia complete republican the only dolbt ii in the sixth but regardless of this the delegation is filst district jesse strode second D II 11 mercer third george D fourth E J II alner fifth W E andrew sixth matt dougherty Doug nerty the vote is 10 per cent heavier than in former years tennessee nashville tenn nov 7 ahai man carroll of the democratic state corn cittee cays he does not concede the election of evans republican for governor and insists that turney will have nearly over evana basing his claims upon the showing that alele returns mate the republican diate committee claim the election of evans republican it looks now aa it the official count will bo required to settle the question congressmen elected first district andersen R second gibson R third brown R fourth lillin I 1 fifth richardson I 1 sixth afi seventh cox D eighth macall R a lintn Nin tn R tenth patterson PAtt ergon D the legislature is Damo eralic in both bouses democratic voto oyer state shows areat THE NEXT CONGRESS estimates of the house and senate with comparisons chicado Chic aeo nov 7 the following table elioca the standing of the next congress as nearly can be computed from received up to a late hour tonight broue r colba lilKo nee I 1 alabama arkansas colorado connecticut Ke leware florida georgia idaho 1 indiana 13 iowa 11 kansas t kentucky louisiana maine maryland 1 MIc bican 12 minnesota mississippi missouri montana nebraska nevada new hampshire new jersey new york north carolina north dakota 1 anio 10 oregon 4 pennsylvania 23 rhode island south carolina south dakota tennessee texas vermont virginia washington wisconsin 1 wyoming ai liona new mexico 1 oklahoma 1 utah total ISA ISAS S 11 ll 61 51 I 1 aw 1 ohio cincinnati inov 7 indicate that the republican plurality for secretary ot etnie will exceed the present ohio delegation in congress consetta con sitta of eleven democrats and ten republicans the newly delegation consists of 19 republicans and two democrats as follows first charles P duft republican second J II 11 brookwell Broom well republican third P P sorg democrat fourth F 0 layton democrat fimi F W dowitt republican sixth georgo W republican seventh george W wll fc republican Ei alith L strong republican ninth J II 11 southard republican tenth LFF euton republican eleventh charles republican twelfth D I 1 watson republican thirteenth 8 R II arris republican fourteenth W 8 republican fifteenth P 0 van lies republican sixteenth lorenzo danford republican clure republican eighteenth R W taylor republican nineteenth ste anen A northway republican twentieth 0 II 11 beach republican twenty first EBur lon republican the republicans do not concede the election of sorg in the lavton in the fourth districts their pluralities being leea than cheyenne avo nov 7 returns from eleven wyoming counties show plurality lor frank W mondell R conferees cone reES oyer henry coffeen dand S E seata P william A richarda R governor by 2500 plurality defeating lewis 0 sealy P and D republicans will have majority in alie legislature insuring the election of two republican senators the senate washington nov 7 reports received up to 9 tonight indicate the next senate will navo forty democrats forty on republicans and six populists lists not counting while harri of tennessee is still in doaby in tins classification sifi cation senator stewart and jones of devida who were elected by republic cans but who have announced their beep that party and governor vernor tillman who will doubtless be elected by bo called democrats of tho south carolina are placed in the populist column tillman will probably vote with the democrats on organization and stewart and jones of nith the republicans this would throw the balance of power into the hands of the populists lists the senate by slates is follows STATE alabama Q arkansas a colorado connecticut delaware Geor sla florida 2 idaho 2 illinois 1 indiana S kansas iowa 3 i ken tucky 2 louisiana 2 maine maryland massachusetts michigan minnesota mississippi M missouri is 1 1 montana i 2 nebraska 1 1 nevada 2 new e 1 2 new arsey 1 1 new york 2 north carolina 2 onh 1 v i ia UIO j fabj 4 on i f 1 I pennsylvania 41 labode island south carolina 1 south dakota i ili tennessee 1 texas 2 vermont virginia 21 washington 1 I west virginia wyoming wisconsin 2 t totals wll on the result chicago nov 7 liam sprincer Sp rinzer wires the associated press aa follows springfield NOV 7 your request for my opinion on the result of the in illinois and the country received there were causes which cond to the defeat of the democratic party the dissatisfaction among democrats caused by in passing a tariff bill and tho alleged imperfections in that measure had in a ceased when the election oc burred intelligent members of the party were that every possible effort would have been put cortti to ee cure prompt action the hard times of a year ago which had been attributed by republicans to threatening tariff legislation caused a feeling of doubt in the minds of many as to the wisdom of the democratic tariff policy the unemployed bought a change without stopping to inquire whether ench a change would really benefit tarm or not the manufacturers of the country who had been receiving large benefits iron a protective tariff were not disposed to give up adv ot the privileges which they had enjoyed heretofore they naturally resented any efforts to curtail their rights to tax the toiling millions for their own benefits the business interests of the country were appealed to by republican partisans to make large contributions to their campaign funds there were many evidences in this part of illinois to prove that such appeals were not the republican managers in this congressional district were supplied more liberally with campaign funds than were ever befaro known in this state kever before were republican politicians so active and persistent in party affairs as durice the campaign in this district the managers of tho democratic party were active and Kres sive and they never made a moro gallant aught the alayat homo vote of the democratic party was very laree |