III. Philadelphia, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 11th, 12th, XVI.-Counties of Northumberland, Montour, Sullivan, 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th wards.

Columbia.

Dalzell's plurality

19,085

518

460

18,567

XXXI. Allegheny County-Pittsburg, the 1st to 19th
wards, inclusive, and the 23d ward.

H. K. Porter, Dem. and Cit.
James F. Burke, Rep..

John F. Conley, S. L.

16,241
14,532

96

1,709

Porter's plurality
XXXII. Allegheny County, the 22d ward, the 24th
to the 36th wards, inclusive, and the 38th ward
of Pittsburg; the boroughs and townships of Cor-
vapolis, Crafton, Carnegie, Duquesne, Esplen,
Elliott, Greentree, Homestead, Knoxville, Mon-
tooth, Mount Olive. Munhall, McKee's Rock,

Governor, 1902

Governor, Samuel W. Pennypacker; Lieutenant-Governor, William M. Brown; Secretary of Internal Affairs, Isaac B. Brown.

Judiciary-Supreme Court, Chief Justice, J. B. McCollum; Associate Justices, J. Hay Brown, James T. Mitchell, William P. Potter, John Dean, D. Newlin Fell. S. L. Mestrezat; Prothonotaries, Eastern District, Charles S. Greene; Middle District, William All RePearson; Western District, George Pearson. publicans except Justices McCollum and Mestrezat, who are Democrats.

Legislature-House, 159 Rep., 45 Dem.: Senate, 40 Rep., 10 Dem.; Joint session, 199 Rep., 55 Dem. RHODE ISLAND.

7,738

Total vote.

30 645 3,040 397 109

32,279 24,541 1,689 1,283 19,812 33,784 1,529 1,443 14,459 36,437 1,160 1,166

15,223 24,194

988

1,286 11,644 25,844

554

794

480

960 2,421 238

18

558

[13,972

56.568

Districts

I.-Counties of Bristol, Newport, and part of Provi-|
dence, including the city of Providence.

A. B. Capron, Rep....
F. P. Owen, Dem...

D. L. D. Granger, Dem...

15.198

Henry B. Dexter, Pro.

14,535

388
894

Melville Bull, Rep.

E. E. W. Wesley. Pro..
James P. Reid, Soc. Lab.

Granger's plurality..

13,680 12,657

903

1,023

Governor, Lucius F. C. Garvin; Lieutenant-Governor, Adelard Archambault, both Democrats: Secretary of State, Charles P. Bennett: Attorney-General, Charles S. Stearns; Treasurer, Walter A. Read-all

II.-Cities and Towns-Cities of Pawtucket and
Woonsocket and the towns of Lincoln, Cumber-
land, North Providence, Smithfield, North Smith-
field, Burrillville, Gloucester, Scituate, Foster,
Johnston, Cranston, Warwick, Coventry, West
Greenwich, East Greenwich, North Kingston, Republicans re-elected.
South Kingston, Exeter, Richmond, Charlestown,
Hopkinton and Westerly.

Counties.

Districts.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION, 1902.

I.-Counties of Berkeley (part), Charleston, Colleton J. T. Johnson, Dem.

(part), Beaufort,

Georgetown, Williamsburg

L. W. C. Bealock, Rep..

4.642 61

Banks L. Caughman.

4.220

167

058

Henry

Governor, D. C. Heyward; Secretary of State, J.road Commissioners, C. W. Garris, J. H. Wharton,
T. Gantt; Attorney-General, U. X. Gunter, Jr.;
Comptroller-General, A. W. Jones; Superintendent of
Education, O. B. Martin; Treasurer, R. H. Jennings;
Adjutant and Inspector-General, John D. Frost; Rail-

Governor, 1902.

SOUTH

Melver; Justices, Y. J. Pope, Eugene B. Gary, Ira B.
Judiciary.-Supreme Court-Chief Justice,
Jones; Clerk, U. R. Brooks-all Democrats.
Legislature-House, 124 Dem., Senate, 41 Dem.

President, 1900.

President, 1896.

Pennington

5321

Potter

285

273

8611

14

Roberts

416

1,339

Sanborn

2301 710

Spink

438

1,257

1781

77

1,324

60

530 15

111

Sully

31

264

Turner

877

6

9501

1,616)

21

Yankton

923 1,470

26

16

Barker,

Peo.

48,454 Governor, Charles N. Herried; Lieutenant-Governor,
48,310 George W. Snow; Secretary of State, O. C. Berg;
21.113 Treasurer, C. B. Collins; Auditor, J. F. Halliday;
Superintendent of Instruction. George W. Nash; Com-
20,814
missioner of School and Public Lands, C. J. Bach;
2,317
Attorney-General, Philo Hall: Commissioner of Rail-
2,215 roads, D. H. Smith. All Republicans.

2,738
Judiciary-Supreme Court, Chief Justice, Dick
2,578 Haney; Justices, Dighton Corson, H. G. Fuller;
Clerk. Miss Jessie Fuller. All Republicans.
Legislature-House, 81 Rep., 6 Dem.; Senate, 41
Rep., 4 Dem.; joint session, 122 Rep., 10 Dem.

27,341
27,197

TENNESSEE.

President, 1900.

President, 1896.

McKinley,

Rep.

Barker,

Pro.

S. Dem.

Debs,

445 914 1,773 808

8921 5121 31

3731
610 1,361

348

4531

448

369 1.4241

863

2931

....

6

9

15

23

2,389

39

79

Clay..

5221 2931

Cocke..

808 1,5591

Coffee.

1,2651 2601

1,660

624

45

21 29

1.891

639

Crockett.

668 5101 26

Cumberland.

2411 298]

405

7501

13

Davidson..

Decatur.

6151

664.

De Kalb.

950

678 104

Dickson..

1,691

964

391

10

1,938

Dyer.

Fayette.

2.282

885

20

Fentress.

Franklin.

Gibson..

1.328

273 206

Giles...

12

2,355

8411 868 271 1,316

Rep.

Bryan

Pop.

Levering.
Pro.

10

137

159

20

38

18

9

297

798

4

50

54

Total...

Plurality.
Total vote.

98,954 59,002 2,193|| 144.751 121,194 3,900 1,368 410 163,651 148,773 4,525 3,098
39,952
23,557
160.149

19,403

......

321,998

Districts.

271,623

I.-Counties of Carter, Claiborne, Cocke, Grainger, Greene, Hancock, Hawkins, Johnson, Sevier, Sullivan, Unicoi, Washington.

Districts.

A. M. Tillman, Rep

9,422
2,025

W. P. Brownlow, Rep

15,373

Cyrus Lyle, Dem

9,752