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MAssAcuUsErrs ELECrIoN.-Relurns
from the Massachusetts election, held on
the 9th instant, show a decided Wing gain
in !he popular vote, over last year. Briggs.
the Wing candidate for Governor in all the
towns but two, moi heard from, has a ma
iorily, over all others, of 1913.


The Congressional returns indicate the
following general results; In the first dis.
trict, K. c. Winthrop is reelected by IA
majority Of 2,96l; inthe ID, Mr.. King is
reelected; in the 81, Amos Abbott is re.
elected; in the 9TH districtthere appears to
be no choice. In the 9Th district Charles
Hudson, 9Th George Ashmun, 9Th Julius
Rockwell, sth j. q. Adams, 9lh ARENAS
Hale are eleclcd-all Wings. In the 10th
district, the Boston Atlas says, there is no
doubt whatever Of the reelection Of Mr..
Grinnell, by a desisiye majority. The
Wings have elected twenty Senators-in
eigb. districts there are ro choice, and
three are ye, to hear from. In the House
Of Representatives, the Wings have l7O
the Locos 90 and the Aboitionists 3.