Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-25
Members Of Congress in Town.

The following is full list OF all the Senators
and Representatives in Congress now in the
city, and their residences as recorded in the
Senate and House post offices:
SENATOR'S
Thomas Bayard. 14l3 Massachusetts avenue.
5. b. Conoyer, Ebbitt house; II. q. Davis, Ar
lingtOn: George F. Edmunds, l411 Mass. ave;
A. II. Garland, Riggs; L. F. Grover, lloS ST
Metropolitan; Stanley Matthews, l409 X 81 NV:
j. II. Mitchell, 1601 st. NV: J. T. Morgan. 49l
st NV; }. S. Morrill,. corner Vermont avenue
and NJ st. NV; T. +. Randolph. 1926 Mass ave:
a. a. sargent. 1873 De Sales ST. n ": Alvin
saunders. National: Allen G.. Thurman. l)l. 14th
st. NV; VIM. Window, 1fl6 Vermont avenue.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Atkins, Tenn. 42G 10th st: Baker, Ind Wash
lngtOn mouse: Bickne!l, Ind. 2lt North Ca ptol
ST; Blair, n. H.. 913 NJ St; Buckner. Mo Metro
polit an; Bundy. NY. Washington house: Bur
Chalmers, Miss. EbbItt: Cook, Ga Riggs: Dur
ham, ny, .25 9th ST.: Ewing, Ohio. 40 9th ST.:
Foster, OHIO. 40. F ST; Gibson, La. 1925 X ST.:
St; Luttrell. Cal. 10 Grant place; Mills.
Texas, 2l2 9th ST.; Monroe. OHIO. 1870 East Capt.
tol ST; Page, CAL National; Pound, Wis, Eb-
500 4th St. Smalls, s. G.. ills 18th St; Smith,
Pa. Riggs; Springer, H. go 1st ST. ne; Ste
phens, Ga, Nationals; Walker, Va, MeTopoli-
tan Willis. Ky, Riggs.
PESNsYLyANIA's CONGRESS- VorE.-An inter
esting statement Of the vote east on The oh
inst. in the Congressional districts has been
compiled from the computations Of the return
judges in the different counties This shows
that the straight republican vote in the Con-
gieSSohal districts was 2It,0SI: republican
gleeEbaCk combination in three districts. 81 2lG:
straight democratic vote, 264 So; dem0cfatic-
g1eenback combination in one district, 1l.S1I:
straight gl6en5aci. vote. 90, ,631: independent
democrat. columbia diStrict.) l,345; prohibition
ard scattering, 2,3IG; total vote, 9623S. In the
three districts in which the greenbacEerS and
republicans combined the former only furnished
~ - ip 4 n
vote for Congressman is about 3ta oj0 Nearly
half the vote OF EcnGicI b. Wright, Ql.IS20 in
LuZeine county. came from the democrats. The
vote cast for Br0c.EWay, i'll the Columbia dis
tfiCt, was nearly all democratic. Giving the
democrats credit for these votes, their t05al is
about 2I5,00o. TIE gEeenb3ck vote, with the
3Ui0 votes cast for Ocnm i'll the 20tn di5triC,,
lGgG in the two Philadelphia districts, the 81
ard lth,) where there We're combinations. and
Got0 Tor Wright in the 18th district, makes q To-
tai Of 10000.
The total vote for governor was Io2.Gl0 The
decrease in the Congressional vote is due to the
pad nominations OF the democrats. The re pub
HcanS very nearly held their own in all the Con-
gIeSSlOnal districts.
kJDSAPrED BY sAvAcEs.-A correspondent OF
tlle Einlra -iUr6fttScr relates the f0iOwilr:-
George SimOnS, a well known resident OF To-
wanda township. and at one time al employe of
me PENNSYLVANIA and New YORK Canal and
prepare home for himself and fa.aiy His
wife, with their four children. joined nin in the
summer. He had settled within four miles OF
Kansas City: Mo. Some two weeks since the
Indians made a raid into the nelghhorhcod, d.
stroyed his crops and burned the buildings he
had erected. Two OF his boys got Oh horse
and attempted to escape. The SayageS shot the
horse and in the fall the arm of one of the lads
was broken. However, all succeeded in getting
away except Dora SfmOnS a girl OF II years,
whom the Indians captured aud carried away
with them. The agonZed father, fearing foi
her tate far worse than death, pursued her
brutal captorS, in company with six or seven OF
his neighbors. At last accounts lie mad followed
the Indian trail for 300 miles westward from
Kansas CITY. Part OF the little party Of men
VINO had started with him in pursuit had re-
turned Grave fears are entertained that the
remnant CT the number have been captured ald
IILed by the saEageS.