Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-09
FlFTY-FlRsT CONGRESS.

1t seems settled that the next national
house Of representatives, viewed politically,
will be uncomfortably close, no matter what
the final returns may determine According
to The New York Worlds latest returns the
Democrats will have a majority of five, ac-
cording to the following, in which the proba-
BE candidates-elect are mentioned in order,
according to the number of their district in
each state
Alabama Richard II. Clarke, D.; Hilary A.
Herbert, D.; William C. Oates. D.; Lewis W
Turpin D.. James +. Cobb, D.; John H. Bank
head, d.; William H. Forney, D. Joseph Wheeler
D. Democrats, g.
Arkansas-w H. Cate. D.; Clifton r. Breckn-
ridge, D.: Thomas @. McRae. d.; John II. Rogers.
d.; Samuel W Peel, D. Democrats 3.
California-John J. De Haven, r.; Marion
Bggs, D.; Joseph McKenna, R.; William W.
Morrow, R.; Thomas J. Clunie, D.; William Van
dever, K. Democrats, 2; Republicans 4.
Colorado-Hosea Townsend, r. Republican, 1.
Connecticut-wilam f. simonds, R.. Wash
ington F Wilcox, D.; Charles A. Russell r.; E.
W Seymour, D. Democrats, 2; Republicans ,.
Delaware-John B. Pennington. d. Democrat, 1.
Florida-Rohert II NJ Davidson. D.; f. 5.
Goodrich r. Democrats, /; Republicans, /
Georgia-Rufus Il. Lester, D.; Henry G. Tur-
ner, D.. Charles f. Crisp, d. Thomas W. Grimes,
D.. John D. Stewart, d.; James II. Blount, d..
Judson c. Clements D.; Henry II. Carlton, d.
Allen d. Gambler D.; George t. Barnes, D. Dem
ocrats, 10.
Illinois -Abner Taylor, r.; Frank Lawler D.
William e. Mason, R.; George Z. Adams, r.; Al
bert J. Hopkins, r.; Robert r. Hit, R.; Thomas
s. Henderson r.. Charles A. Hin, r.; Lewis r.
Payson, R.; p. S. Post, r.; William H. Gest r.
Scott wike, D.; William NJ. Springer, D.; iona
than II. Roweu, R.; Joseph G. Cannon, R.; George
4 w Pithian, D.. Edward Lane, D.; William S
Forman. D.; Richard W Townshend, d.. George
1 " smith. r. Democrats, 2; Republicans, 10.
Iowa-John II. Gear, r.; Walter l.. Hayes, d.
\ David B. Henderson, r.. J. H. Sweeney, r.
/ Daniel Kerr, r.; j. +. Lacey, R.; Edwin II
Conger, R.; J. 2. Flick, R.; J. r. Reed R.. Jon
athan r Dover R.; Isaac S. Struble II. Demo
Gratis, L; Republicans 10.
Indiana-William +. paTett, D.; John II
O'Neau. d.; Jason B. Brown, D.; William S. Hol
man, d.; George w. Cooper, d.; Thomas VI
| Browne r.; William d. Bynum, D.; James T
Johnston, r.; Joseph B. Cheadle, R.; William d
owen, r.; A. n. Martin, D.; Charles A. 0. Nc
Clellan, d.; Benjamin +. Shively d. Democrats
8; Republicans, 4.
Kansas Edmund n. Morrill, r.; Edward II
Funston, r.; Bishop W. Perkins. RI; Thomas II
| Ryan, r.; John A. Anderson R.. Erastus j
Turner. R.; Samuel r. Peters r. Republicans, 2
Kenucky-William J. Stone, d.; William 7
Ellis. d.: j. II. Goodnight, D.; Alexander
Montgomery, D.; Asher G.. Caruth, D.; John G
Carlisle, D.; William c. p. Brecknridge. d.
James b. McCreary, D.; Thomas II. Paynter d.
}. II. Wilson. r.; H. Frank Finley, r. Demo
Gratis. Q; Republicans ..
Observation-Disclosures 5. Wilkinson, D.; II. Duo
ley Coleman. r.; Edward J. Gay, d.; Newton c
Blanchard, d.; Charles j. Boatner, d.: Samu,
NJ. Robertson, d. Democrats, 3 Republicans,
Maine Thomas y. Reed, r.; Nelson Dinglel
r.; seth L. Mliken, r.; Charles A. Boutelle I
Republicans 4.
Maryland Charles H. Gibson, D.; HERNIA
Stump, D.; Harry W. Rusk, d.; Henry Stool
bridge r. Barnes Compton, D.; Louis L. Nj
Comas, r. Democrats 4; Republicans. p
sachusetts-Charles S. Randall RI Elja
II. Morse r.; John f. Andrew, d.; Joseph j
O'Neill, D.; Nathaniel P. Banks, R.; Henry Cab
Lodge, r: William CoggsweI. R.; Frederhcl,
Greenhalge, r.; John W Gambler r.. Joseph
Walker, r.. Rodney Wallace, R.; Francis v
Rockwell Z. Democrats, p; Republicans, 10.
Michigan. Logan 0hipman D.. Edward
Allen r.; James O'Donnell, r.; Julius C. Bu
| rows, r.; o. f. Belknap r.. Mark s. Brewer. r
j. R. Whiting, D.; Aaron f. Bliss, r.; Byron
Cutcheon, R.; Spencer o. Fisher, D.; Samuel
Stephenson, r. Democrats, 3; Republicans, g.
Mnnesota-M. II. Dunnel r.; John Lind. /
:, Darius S. Hail. r.; S. B. Snyder, R.; solomon
Comstock, X. Republicans, 8.
Mississppi-John NJ. Allen, D.; James b. NJ,
gan, D.. Thomas c. Catchings, D.; Clark Lew
D.; Chapman L. Anderson, D.; Thomas
: Stockdale, d.; Charles +. Hooker D. Den
Gratis, 2.
Missouri-william Fl. Halch, D.; Charles
Mansur, d.; Alexander NJ Dockery D.. Jan
n Burnes, D.; John c. Tarsneyi D.; John
Heard, D.; Richard II. Norton, D.; +. G. Ne
rlnghaus, R.; Nathan Frank, R.; w. NJ. Kinsl
q R.. Richard 4 Bland D.. william ]. Stone,
, William II. Wade, r.; James p. Walker,
Democrats 10; Republicans, e.
Nebraska-w. ]. Connell, r.; James Laird,
George W. +. Dorsey, r. Republicans, g.
- Nevads-H. +. Bartiae R. Republican. l.
New maupslire-Alonzo Mute, H.; Orren
\ Moore E Republicans, ..
Es~ J5.soy -O4lll-sois isAer 4. 1e.se, a.. Sal
Buchanan. r.; Jacob A. Geissenhainer,
Samuel Fowler, D. Charles D. BeekEith,