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G. O. P . KEEPS> CONGRESS WithrlEDUCEI) MAJORITIES 2¥7 A TO ¥ f\ClTP! 10 SENATE. 54 HOUSE $ LUOl LODGE WINS BY 1,945; BY THE RIPUBLICANS THUS FLAPPEf FAR; G°!MG 01 BEVERIDGE BEATEN; STYLE Bl rnW/ADHC TDTITTVfDTJC LEADERS SEE RETURN T() PARTYISM 'W&lvfcWmxJr^sWzw Feeli"g cuniuiLro liuuiTir.iia I Mondell's Defeat Farmer-Labor Say Reaction Smith and Succeed in For Senate Ends Is Copeland Vote in Upper Long Public Life Merely Pout's Defeat in Branch. Normal. N. Y.~Du Delaware Likely. MANY VETERANS lNATIUIM'S SULIND PASSING OUT flH POLITICAL STATE BRUCE VICTOR IN MARYLAND; MICHIGAN'S SENATOR Fifty Districtsj Wet and Tariff FERRIS, " et to Be Are to theIssues Reed of Missouri Rides High on Crest. Decided. Front. Hitchcock Loses.Fess Ahead in Ohio. .rak "^|[^^iwfe:^:- jfl Thf> rpnuhlinan nartv will control 4|^hk '^w^^hbh BY N. O. MESSENGER. Leads in Rhode Island. both Senate and House in the Sixty- J In the opinion of political leaders in Gerry eighth Congress, which comes into this oity the outstanding significance of being after the present Congress yesterday's country-wide elections is March 4 next, according to expiresthe lemonstration of the fact that the ly th« Associated Press. returns from yesterday's election. country has returned to a partisan NEW YORK, November 8..Swept before a rising tide of But the which the huge majority oasis. The result of the balloting which (lemocratic victories in many states, the tremendous republican have in both houses of therepublicans ?ave the democrats such heavy gains is » were present Congress has been flattened attributed to normal reaction from the Inajorities piled up in the Harding landslide of two years ago out, stepped on. by an onrush of IBK^ilMy^il x Union. In the Senate the republican prince i, actum The in the United States Senate and in majority has been reduced almost to This state of affairs the politicians republican majorities the danger point. In the House, an FRANK W. MON DELL. regard as a sign of political health and ;he House of were sharply reduced, but count be DEMOCRATIC FLOOD Representatives exact cannot WINS OVER given, BRUCE yet robustness, discouraging to the Ambassador to to a considerable declared would not be out. the fact that owingSpecial Dispatch to The Star. a a to the managers they wiped republi:an number of districts still remain to be of third party, warning prospects heard from. It is estimated, however, CHEYENNE, Wyo., November 8.. Pull moosers and to the radicals. It U. S. From Until belated returns from the west and middle west began a safe After having: served at Washington that the republicans will have neans, they think, that government by I Italy in the democrats were in the majority. almost continuously for more than a along traditional American . thf Associated Press. G1RINN.Y. rickling today, actually leading poll parties, FRANCEBY20,000 SINKS 52 G. O. P. Senate Seats. Quarter of a century, the republican policies, will continue to live in the ROME, November 8. . Prince >f votes for the House. The eleventh Michigan district for the will have The republicans fifty-two ffoor leader, Frank W. Mondell, of the I'nited States. Which, in the opinion G,ilasio Caetani, a member of the race democrats, epublicans tied the two parties at 178 each in the toward the seats in the Senate; the House will go out of office next March. >f many men in public life, is as it Democrats Win ^ amber of deputies, has been ap Tremendous Victory Sweeps forty-three and the farmer-labor He was retired yesterday when he should be. Maryland pc Italian ambassador at inted lecessary 218 majority, and it became plain that the deciding votes party, one. in the next Congress, on \ made an unsuccessful race for the The democratic in the next washlngton. re- gains and One Entire Ticket Into State and vere yet to come from the west and middle west. the face of the returns so far } Senate seat now held John B. ""ongroRs will serve, it is contended, Senate Regain means a of ten by reived. This gross loss such a close party division blushingin At noon, eastern time, today twenty-five states had completed seats by the republicans, and a net Kendrick.House and Senate as to put a stricter Seat in the House. Ml National Offices. loss of eight. On the face of returns compiled up e-atch upon legislation, snd should be a heir congressional election returns, but neither republicans nor The republicans won seats now: to 8 o'clock this morning Kendrlck 'actor working in the public welfare. lemocrats much further toward control of the held by democrats in Nebraska, where had progressed II. B. Howell defeated Senator Hitch- v.as re-elected by a margin of 3,000 to "Wet" Vote Significant. ¥VetcHdates *douse of The vote at that hour stood: with his totals SMITH WINS BY Representatives. cock, democrat, and in Ohio, where 3.000, steadily growing. Deep significance is attached to the MUDD AND HILL VICTORS 418,000 1. Iowa was the state Representative Fess defeated Sen- Three hundred and s»even 185; democrats, 187; socialist, onlyRepubicans, precincts, 'ote cast the "wets." where it Is ator Pomerene, democrat. including approximately half of by Vvhich has returned a solid republican delegation. The democrats won seats now held ^losaible to locate and differentiate It. in Delaware, Indiana, « cl-.nx,r*A 11 799. War Veteran Poll* New York City Gives Him Becord by republicans t is as evidence an Republican . regarded th»t win fourstates ' HAS CALL. Maryland. Michigan. New Jersey. New Kendrick, 15.122. LODGE CLOSE York, West Virginia and probably in ^ ipochal struggle for modification of Vote on Wet Platform. Plurality.Copeland Defeats North Dakota and Washington. Itace for governorship, however, ^he Volstead act is ahead and that the Smashing Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, republican administration leader continued close with John W. .ii r>.1 I tt r t , «. The farmer-labor party has Hay, .'wets" and "drys" will come to close Zihlman Re-Elected, Too. New Calder by 275,000. in xviassacnusetts witn won the senatorial contest in republican, trailing W. B. Ross, |||j|fiois, California, Jersey {n tne senate, squeezed tnrougn a plurality probably bv small Totals were: Etrips the country over. Minnesota, where, on the latest margin. democrat, >f votes in a million votes cast, and friends of Col. Henrik Shipstead. farmer-laborreturns.Hay. 11,314; Ross. 12.394. Judge The tariff question Is naturally S and New York Would By the Associated Press. 1,945 nearly candidate, had 48.273 votes to 39.949 Charles K. Winter, republican, ap- c as having figured in the voting. Special Dispatch to The Star. ^ acepted . NEW YORK, November 8..Riding ( his democratic were of for a for Senator Kellogg, and parently elected to Congress to sue- (>nly one construction is placed upon BALTIMORE, Md. November S jaston, opponent, talking asking republican, on the crest of a tidal wave of votes 16,222 for Mrs. Olesen, democrat. ceed Mondell. figures giving him" 9,018, t he verdict at the polls, which is that Tbe democrats won a sweeping vie- I.essen Prohibition Laws. c re:ount. In two where the democrats and Robert R. Ross, democrat, 6,890. t he arguments against a high that swept into office the entire states, the tory yesterday for their senatorial row hold seats, Utah and Wyoming, tarifT advanced by democratsprotecive His democratic state ticket and its In Indiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware, Michigan and Vioro ia etUI a r»hr>rw<. that to a element of William Cabell Bruce. rt-nnhliran cere appealing large candidate, for United States gains may be made, though the he voters. It would be Interesting, majority over Senator Joseph I. VOLSTEAD senator,candidategave ).Vest Virginia democratic senators replacing republicans had nominees are running ahead on f it were possible to do so. to In RY" TRIMS the party a majority of the state democratic votes of Prance will probably reach 20,000. were on the returns so far received. to what extent the estinate to gave it con- C:ither been conceded or indicated the face of the returns, on the tariff addition the democrats grained one delegation Congress, Sixty Republicans Xow. republicans prorressive trol of the state senate and reduced an lodgeElected the democratic tickets. seat in the lower House through the « 1["he republicans had assured senatorial victory to their credit, ! aldd and Wines The make-up of the present Senate As there can be no repeal of the itiment for Light the republican control of the state v Is and thirty-six election of Millard E. Tydings, who in Nebraska, where R. B. Howell Senator sixty republicans tariff law in the life of the T assembly to a slight majority, Alfred lowever, displaced democrats. Th»- result of the election resent administration and the nextexitingdefeated Representative A. A. Bla- Seer Gains in Many Farts of yesterday indicates clearly that it will Congress, the tariff promises to be keney in the second district. E. Smith was elected governor of t M. Hitchcock, a democratic leader, and propspects of anotherGil>ert be necessary for the republicans to ne of the important issues of the Mr. Bruce's victory was Returns Show. New York yesterday by a plurality of "count noses" when it comes to inclose 8,000 majority in Conntry, jn Ohio, returns showed Senator Pomerene. closely contest!c of 1924. The tariff policies He has nearly although today's over ______ampaign overwhelming-. approximately 418,000 Nathan L. putting forward measures, something two will he determined Baltimore city and an estimated down the lead of his been in the I o f the parties He Miller, who defeated him two cutting republican opponent, demicrat, which has not necessary in the the counties of 12,000. years n their national conventions in majoritytho Associated Press. last two years with their overwhelming one of the six congres- By « ummer of 1924. The republicans will carried every ago. S Fess. Repre;entative Vote Gives in the November S..Proponents majority in the Senate. There will be Complete Him e to abandon insistence sional districts, his majority CIilCAGO, In at least five so-called on the expected of the laws accomplishing this notable Not a in the House of progressives " pon excessive duties, and the sixth district, the stronghold f less stringent prohibition single republican gain Representatives republican side. Borah. Johnson, La within their being estimated at states triumph Smith carried his native city to count Norris and from the pressure demorats,republican party, in- SCQ1 ed heavily In at least four flad appeared today against the inroads the democrats Kollette. Brookhart, who, 1,945 Plurality.Opponent o wn ranks, to get further away from 2.000. In the fifth district, which of New York by a plurality of nearly with the farmer-labor senator, re- lerday. according to compilations ^nade in state. Various from free trade doctrines. eludes Prince Georges, another yes* 478,670, the largest it has ever given every causes, ranging prohibition will hold the balance of powerShipstead. center, where Representa- t0(j. from the nation-wide election in the Senate. They will be able, if Will Demand Recount. "Bloc" Prospects. publican ay and candidate for any office. *:o tariff, were being brought forward as responsible for the New tive Mudd was successful in his ln Illinois an expression of the six of them act together, to control contest, Bruce has approxi- Volstead act favored With all but 295 of the state's 7,301 $ results. of the Senate to a The close party division In the meT reelection on the sentilt the action large 600 majority. by approximately election districts accounted for, the Some figures in the re- a veteran of with the extent, if the democrats hold solidly the Associated Pre... In the next Congress will mately mocliflcation vote was: important many disputes Ily a Sen,te Candidate Wins. 000 to a negative 200.000, with600,votes Smith, 1,375,646; Miller, Elutlic&n administration went down Wilson administration, was leading November 8..Senator formation of "blocs," Wet 970,388. some members of the One effect whjch the drastic together.BOSTON, t to the conribute -half the state reported. J o defeat and his republican opponent on the change Cabot Lodge was re-elected the political leaders, of the first and second rf.fcated the state enforcementCali.(o and House personally close to turns early today and seemed assuredrelenate in republican ranks in the Senate, Henry | t is thought by In the counties vote; Mis- I Presidential Boom Begins. will return to William A. will be as he has act by an indicated 2-to-l JResident Harding pri- of re-election. In Montana Burton with consequent democratic gains, over Gaston, democrat, i'he agricultural bloc districts, democratic strongholds, States Senator \ the democratic the He sou:ri re-elected United | Dr. Royal S. Copeland, democrat, 'ate life with rising k. Wheeler, the democratic may have in next Congress is to by a plurality of 1,945. The i iowerful as in the present body. The of close to 5,000 in each. an avowed opponent' * was of his re- bring about the of Senator yesterday p majorities »es A. Reed, it health commissioner of the city of date, running ahead candiide. ousting vote of the state, was: will come very near carried all three counties of the second and New Jersey, ai«. TUf*nUnited States Senate rcak into the democratic ranks in floor leader for the cessive of When egular blbi protion,United States Senator William M. districts. Nebraska, Wilson expenditures money. ed Col. Gaston, his associates said, the of the Senate and eastern shore, district. In the city vot- r Senator Frelinghuysen. Jhe southern congressional administration forces in the peace the Senate voted January 12 last on by reorganization was recorded in Calder, republican, running for re- s Gillett wm re-elected; Lncle ,-. nu.«nl«» If .....LIIa.. of the wet victory peaker treaty was beaten R. B. the to oust Senator ijOV. XI. V-U.V, i cpuuii'Jaiii ]'ts committees that element will have Ing he carried nineteen twenty- a to on his seat from flght. by proposal carried Senator Matisachusetts, where a proposal election, by a plurality of approxi- J oe Cannon passed Howell, republican national the vote stood 46 to 41. NewberryAll won re-election over John P. Fltz- to be reckoned with by the regulars eight wards, the nine by Massachusetts prohibition to a republican. WlRs Alice tpeman from thfl t t commitllinolBcounted of the democrats were in barmonize mately 275,000. of Oklahoma favor of a margin of 56,045, the vote a the democrats may find In Its being the fifth, sixth, seventh, with the Volstead enforcement P tobertson, republican the Mr. gerald by ,nd France s The vote, with 940 of the 7,301 elec- woman In amonB pro(rresslve republicans, ousting Newberry, except one. the for twenty-first, was lost. Ehe only Congress.was Jn North Dakota, where the late Senator Tom Watson of of the state complete belijg: e xlstence a constant temptation fourteenth, seventeenth, tion districts was: b a man the democrat w hom Georgia, and Ttle democratic party of New York missing, Copeland, b> partisan League was a great factor,Noneaten who refrained from voting. With the Cox, 468.277; Fitzgerald, 412,232. coalitlon. twenty-second, twenty-third twenty- swept 1,125,893: Calder. 876.946. s he defeated tw ° years ago, ami the are the Bta<.e, which overwhelmingly j p T O'Connor, democrat, was change in the make-up of the Senate When Senator Lodge was last Politicians were eagerly discussing fifth. Broadly speaking, these ed E. Smith into the governor's Gov. Smith's smashing victory im- r inS former Gov. Frazier, who hadleadrcthe now promised, it. seems probable the of the there Is either a large the entire state ticket, ran mediately started his friends booming v 0rl » rlniiWlMn 111 Mr* lost In the elected, In 1916, in the days before today the possible bearing wards In which :e with ^ a daughter republican nomination, vote would go against the Michigan or a : Column 1.) him for the democratic nomination V^nlitfred ^^uck of^he Senator La of women had the vote, he won a e lections on possibilities, vote of foreign birth extraction, Continued on Page 2, for the 11ate WiHiam F.' Senator. Follette by presidential presidency in 1924, In 1920 he of'niln^ SriTra^,,^.c^n?teteranCCUmber'^ has declared he IntendedWisconsinto majority of 32,939 votes over John F. It was assumed that Gov. Miller's large labor vote or a heavy republican was given & splendid ovation at the v 8erVe<1 b°lh SenatC and matter at the ; * Kepres^ntaUve Fess, bring the up next who was o defeat In New York democratic national convention in JoSse1"1 was a close race Fitzgerald, yesterday de- verwhelmlng contraction. San as the dereat of Gov. Miller of Publican running Congress. emoves him from the list of John Phillip Hill made Francisco New York's favorite with and leading Senator Pomerene,reWith feated as the democratic candidate Representative * few York by Alfred E. Smith, the Lodge Victory Close. j" candidates for the nomination. one of the most remarkable runs in the son, receiving the complimentary vote who had been counted a 1 also lost thirteen seats democrat, for governor. His first election was alsotoplneris of local politics, when he That or me state delegation on tne first cpublicans for the democratic Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the ^Ir. Beveridge's position history the Circulation ballot. He ® f the Empire state in the House of possibility j in 1893. 'c lassed as being considerably Anthony J. Dimarco, only smiled, however, when dentlal nomination in the event of repuoncan teauer, itas u«ren re-eieciea Dy In the third district,defeatedby he was hailed as "the next President and a senator, Wil- presltepresentatives, e Senator Pomerene's. candidate, , his success this Labor votes, Senator Lodge was forced to over- likewise weakned, which democratichas a Counts of lam M. Calder, who was beaten by year. a few votes less than 2,000, running *chile Senator Hiram Johnson will be over 2 to 1, In a district the United States" at a wildly en- it was were cast come an adverse of 47,809 In of over }>r. Royal S. Copeland, democrat, said, against the state ticket by many behind plurality trengthened. The gubernatorial democratic affiliated majority of The Star, thusiaptic reception given him at his f commissioner of New York tor Pomerene because of his stand the city of Boston. a no new possibilities 10.000. The circulation headquarters. on the railroad cenalealth Gaston, the democratic thousands. presented reults in this v. is "The I've J been jty. question. he will a ' o the republicans. Party lines were forgotten D(jth and Sunday, Job just elected to is Pennsylvania, going republican, as has announced demandnominee, Attack Lodge's Reword. Hill was re-elected solely daily big enough for any man," he said. III New recount of the ballots. Mr. Ralston, in Indiana, Is regarded fight and In the thousands Ipset Jersey. usual, sent GifTord Pinchot to the The democrats attacked the veteran a.s strides toward the stand he has taken tr;reater by many with a Republicans senators who are having made long on In the victory of Frellnghuysen of New Jer- ernor's chair, republicangovSenator slated to vanish from the Senate senator's record at Washington as re- dlemocratic favor in 1924. Mr. Bruce, wet and dry Issue. t' ian that of other ministration, and re-elected Senators Millard E. Tyding over any B one of the President'sJ' intimates, ' n will be watched Senator . the latter for bothadey, after March include Townsend of and laid much stress on Maryland, closely State EARTHQUAKES , Pepper and Reed, 4, actionary A. A. Blakenoy the jn RECORDED. xvho ran on a dry platform, was Michigan, New of Indiana, who war support of the new tariff measure. a,s an available man for second place, Representative newspaper. WashSTton a 'short and a lon(? term senator is also held defeated for nomination by Beveridge, The voters acted on referendum 1levelopments of yesterday recall a wet and dry question the eaten by Gov. Edwards, democrat, Gerry, democrat. Rhode Island, beat on s tatement made several months ago for the defeat of Q. IT. Seismograph Shows Tremor krho ran on a wet platform. the former R. who in turn lost to the dem'ocratic questions the ballot by accepting a whileresponsibleTotal Advertising £ republican governor, of b>y democratic leaders that the who Is rated dry, Senator Johnson, republican, of Beeckman. In Texas. nominee, Ralston; France legislative acts providing that dis- the backing of the wetIncumbent. Center 4, 600 Miles South of Here. Livingstone Frelinghuysen of New Jersey,Maryland,trict attorneys must be members of ® elections of this year mightgovrnorshipTyding had Month of October cCalifornia, came back, as did Senator where a democratic nomination Is Calder of New York; Sutherland of' the bar and that voluntary associa- biring the democratic party its leader. element. -CI A pronounced was re- sIcLean of Connecticut, one of the equivalent to an election, Earle B* as auuc, IilnM earthquake leaders in the West Virginia, and probably Kellogg tions may sue or be sued. They Gov.-elect Smith's availability a| While Representative corded at ® dministration tariff May(Ield won the election to the acts a residential asset, accen- I defeated his democratic op- c last night the Georgetown In Delaware Senator DuPont of the of Minnesota and Poindexter of | providing for state pro-rejectedP seemingly Mudd M. Roberts, in the oltar 2,087,823 ight. Senate. Support Mayfleld by Washington. Senator McCumber o< hibition enforcement act to conform t nated hv his areat victory, may be I ponent. Clarence call. In University seismological observatory, iib running behind in a close contest. Ku Klux Klan was an issue. Senator North Dakota lost the nomination t». to the Volstead act, and providing for ciffset In the minds' of many fifth district, he had a close 2cI newspaper 1,163,862 tremors at 6:11 and In Indiana former Gov. Ralston, Poindexter of Washington, denominational district Representative , beginning o'clock, Fraaier. a non-partisan leaguer, and a state censorship of motion pictures, c politicians by demoraticthe sixth oCI newspaper 879,515 continuing until 7:10. The maximum is running ahead of for- can. had a flght on his hands.republiemocrat,In Fraaier has been defeated The vote on motion picture censor- c onslderations. Frederick N. Zthlman, republican, aer Senator Albert J. Beveridge and West Virginia the democratic apparently by the usual republi- a*h \ 526,685 intensity was reached between C:42 jj by O'Conner, the democratic nominee. ship; Yes, 207,476; no, 545,919. was re-elected and newspaper t to remove from the re- , torial candidate, M. M. Neely,senahreateningwas The vote on law to bring the statutes can majority In this district, and 6:44 o'clock, to Father lublican field one who had been Senator the Two veteran democrats, Hitchcock Alan T. Goldsborough, 5th newspaper 80,074 according p leading Sutherland, of Nebraska and Pomerene of Ohio, into conformance with the Volstead KANSAS RETURNS SLOW. difficulty inRepresentatlve Tondorff, director of the observatory, c on as an aspirant for the publican incumbent. Wisconsin reounted will not be in the new Congress, it act: Yes, 319,965; no, 423,633. democrat, had little who estimated the center of disturb- r presidential nomination in turned Senator La Follette to thereepublican led his republican opponent, ance to have been 4,600 miles 1 in case President a is indicated. Senator Hitchcock in the first. defeating! Circulation south of 924. Harding Senate with large plurality, for the of nations. Indicate Loss of Charles J. Butler, Repre-1 Washington. s hould decline it. R.rir.r the fight league leports J. Charles Blnthlcum's re-1 of the Month October Iowa, Col. Smith W. Brookhart ... Ho has been defeated by Howell, sentatlve winIn . w Seat in District. was a foregone conclusion on In ^ yoming. where Representative republican national committeeman of Du Pont Seems Eighth Republicanelection district by nearly a ode through to victory the repub- Nebraska. November 8. and he carried his verage, Evening Star, 88,828 ican ticket, although he was openly Mondell, republican leader in the House KANSAS CITY. Kans., over his republican opponent. £* CALIFORNIAVOTES WET. some of the Representative Mondell of are In but 2 to 1 seen this Last 86,800 ;rowned upon by repub- Qf Representatives, was running for -Reports coming slowly, France when year leaders and the of republican floor leader ofWyoming,the Delaware Loser 7ndicate the re-election of Hays B. Senator he Intended, J ican platform the lo. on the returns so far morning intimated that Dry Enforcement Amendment De- s House, Vhite, republican, in the sixth time being at least, to retire ? KenK has lost In his race for thereceived, district, and the defeat of for the declared that Gain, 2,028 t^esoC-canrdt^nad?cPard^,r!^ci,Sa"y,oJprlnclp.es for demorratt who was 8aid t0 have sorn* to Senator Kendrick, concessionalfrom public life. He feated Two to One. \C^hinh hederlarert Senate 1,323 Votes lichard E. Bird, republican in the been returned to the Senate j 1 o By had he oaxT WD t vnram °n the other hand. Senator France, 1 democrat. e Ighth, by W. A. Ares, democrat. able to dominate a iiuvcmurr o. the democrat, By the Associated Pre,*. he would have been " Sunday Star, 89,884 epublican of Maryland, charged with ^he^turasPshowed «x* V* * DIU* aaac* of his party "to the extent verage, from 670 California making all the gains and the republicans WILMINGTON, Del., November 8.. the policies of Last Returns precincts radical tendencies, was beaten by the suffering all the losses In the House of The republicans maintain a safe of influencing It to the adoption year 88,650 showed state dlemocratic canaioate wiin.i.n t aDeu in the Thomas F. Bayard, son of the late and progressive today the prohibition Repregentatlve!li and ,he republicans majority House, despite |(ENTUCKY RE-ELicTS 10. more aggressive £truce, a prominent Baltimore lawyei. severe defeats in some measure two to taking places assured gains by the democrats, Thomas F. Bayard, who was domestic and international policies." enforcement losing In Senator "Pownsend, the I flftyfourwith attributes his defeat Gain, 1,234 The vote was: For. 13,120; Michigan, where thev had not been expected, on returns already received, of State under Grover Cleveland, Senator France one. republican incumbent, who had a fight I Victor Berger, the socialist, was Secretary]Kanrice H. Thatcher Chosen . - '= = « extent to the newspapers | more than thirty districts yet (B.) IU * 30,564. 0 his hands over the Newberry issue. * was elected to the United States four of which TUo lofpct npurcnanpr rpn- against. | turned to the House from the fifth Fern of Baltimore, all AI1V 4WfcWk The vote for governor |n 1,660 in- v behind, while in and thus offsets the 296 undecided. on the face of to Fill Seat of Ogden (B.). "I regret that my «v».wr«rv» running Minno-.trict of Wisconsin, disras The House now stands Senate yesterday his election. complete precincts out of 6.681 in the s

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