Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-09
FIFTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.

It 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 ma ajority of five, ac- .>ording to the following, ill which the proba- Sle cendidates-elect are mentioned ill order, according to the number Of their district ln each state:
 Alabama-R Richard H. Clarke, D.; Hilary A. Herbert D.; William c. Oates, D.; Lewis w. Turpin, D.; James E. Cobb, D.; John H. Bank head, D.. William H. Forney, D.; Joseph Wheeler, D. Democrats, $.
 Arkansas-W. H. Cate, D.; Clifton R Breckin- ridge, D.: Thomas c. McRae. D.; John H. Rogers. D.; Samuel w Peel, D. Democrats, 5.
 Calfornia-John J. De Haven, R.; Marion Biggs, D.; Joseph McKenna, R.; William w. Morrow. R.; Thomas J. Clunie, D.; William Van dever, R. Democrats, ?; Republicans, 4
 Colorado-HoSea Townsend R. Republican, l. Connecticut-WiamE E. Simonds. R.; Wash ington F. Wilcox, D.; Charles A. Russell, R.; E. W Seymour. D. Democrats, ?; Republicans 3. Delaware-John B. Pennington. D. Democrat, l. Florida-Robert H. M. Davidson, D.; F. S. Goodrich, R. Democrats, 1; Republicans, 1.
 Georgia-Rufus E. Lester, D.; Henry G. Tur- ner, D.; Charles F. Crisp, D.. Thomas w. Grimes. D.; John D. Stewart D.; James H. Blount, D.; Judson c. Clements, D.; Henry H. Carlton, D.; Allen D. Candler, D.; George T. Barnes, D. Dem ocratS, 10.
  William E. Mason, R.; George E. Adams, R.; Al bert J. Hopkins, R.; Robert R. Hit, R.; Thomas $. Henderson R.; Charles A. Hill R.; Lewis E. Payson, R.; P. S. Post, R.; William H. Gest R. :; Scott Wike, D.; William NJ Springer, D.; Jona- than H. Rowell, R.. Joseph G. Cannon, R; George W. Pithian, D.. Edward Lane, D.; William s. Forman, D.: Richard W. Townshend D.. George W. Smith, R. Democrats, :; Republicans, 13
 Iowa-John H. Gear, R.; Walter L. Hayes, D.; David B. Henderson, R.; J. H. Sweeney R.; Daniel Kerr, R.; J. F. Lacey, R.: Edwin H Conger, R.; J. P. Flick R.; J. R. Reed, R.; Jon ntkan P. Deliver, R.; Isaac S. Struble. R. Demo- crats. 1; Republicans, 10.
 Indaaa-Wilham F. Parrett D.; John H. O'Neall, D.; Jason B. Brown, D.; William S. Ho- xnan, D.; GeSrge w. Cooper D.; Thomas M Browne, R; William D. Bynum, D.; James T. Johnston R.; Joseph B. Cheadle, R.; William D. Owen, R.; A. N. Martin, D.; Charles A O. Mo Clellan, D.; Benjamin F. Shively, D. Democrats, 9; Republicans, 1.
 Kansas-Edmund N. Morrill, R.; Edward H. Funston, R.; Bishop W. Perkins, R.. Thomas H. Ryan, R.. John A. Anderson, R.; Erastus J. Turner, R.; Samuel R. Peters, R. Republicans 7 Kentucky-William J. Stone, D.; William T. Ellis, D.; J. H. Goodnight. D.; Alexander B. Montgomery, D.; Asher c. Caruth, D.; John G. Carlisle, D.; William c. P. Breckinrdge. D. {; James B. McCreary, D.; Thomas H. Paynter, D. i; J. H. Wilson, R.; H. Frank Finley, R. Demo- crats, 9; Republicans, 2.
 Louisiana-Theodore S. Wilkinson, D.; H. Dud- icy Coleman R.; Edward J. Gay, D.; Newton c. Blanchard D.; Charles J. Boatner, D.; Samuel M. Robertson, D. Democrats, 5; Republicans, 1. Maine-Thomas B. Reed R.; Nelson Dingley, R.; Seth L. Mken, R.; Charles A.: Boutelle, R. Republicans 4.
 Maryland-Charles H. Gibson D.; Herman Stump. D.; Harry W. Rusk D.; Henry Stock bridge, R.. Barnes Compton, D.; Louis E. Mo Comas, R. Democrats, 1; Republicans, 9
 Massachusetts Charles s. Randall, R.; Elijah H. Morse, R.; John F. Andrew, D.; Joseph H. O'Neill, D.. Nathaniel P. Banks, R.; Henry Cabot Ledge R.; William Coggswell, R.; Frederick T. Gresphalge, R.; John w. Candler, R.; Joseph H. Walker R.; Rodney Wallace, R.; Francis w Rockwell, R. Democrats, 2; Republicans To-
 Michigan-J. Logan Chipman, D.; Edward P. Allen, R.; James O'Donnell, R.; Julius C. Bur rows R.: O. E. Belknap, R.; Mark s. Brewer R. J. R. Whiting, D.; Aaron F. Bliss R. Byron M Cutcheon, R.; Spencer O. Fisher, D.; Samuel NJ Stephenson, R. Democrats, 8; Republicans s.
 Minnesota-M H. Dunnen, R.; John Lind, R. Darius s. Hall, R.. s. B. Snyder, R.; Solomon G Comstock, R. Republicans 5.
 MissisSippi-John NJ. Allen, D.; James B. Nor. gan, D.; Thomas C. Catchings, D.; Clark Lewis D.; Chapman l.. Anderson, D.; Thomas R. Stockdale, D.; Charles E. Hooker, D. Demo crats, 7
 N. Burnes, D.; John c. Tarsney,I D.; John T Heard, D.; Richard H. Norton, D.. F. G. Neid ringhaus, R. Nathan Frank, R.. W. M. Kinsey R.; Richard P. Bland, D.; William J. Stone, D. William H. Wade, R.; James P. Walker, D Democrats, 10; Republicans, 4
 Nebraska-W. J. Connell, R. James Laird, R. George W. E. Dorsey, R. Republicans 3.
 Neyada-H. F. Bartine R. Republican, 1.
 New Hampshire-Alonzo Mute, R.; Orren c Moore, R. Republicans, 9
 New Jersey-C Christopher A. Berge, R.: James Buchanan, R.; Jacob A. Geissenhainer, D.. Samuel Fowler, D.; Charles D. Beckwith, R.