Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-29
TO SUCCEED REPUBLICANS.

ADpaUOOSe- w. w alucu, SSub6E-
vile.
Boone-Swan Johnson, Dayton.
Buffers. w. Sorsby, Greene.
Clarke-F'. M. Kyle, Oneola.
Clay ana Pocahontas-James Mercer,
Fonda.
Decatur-J. w. Brown, Leon.
Grundy-G. NJ. Bronson New Hartford.
Hamilton-D. c. Chase, Webster City
Hancock anu Winnebago-J Law,
Forest City.
Hardn-John Doph, Eldora
Harrison-W. o. Riddeil, Woodbine.
Humboldt-D. F.. Coyle, Dakota City.
Jasper-S. b. Powers, Kellogg.
Kossuth-Georgo Hanna, Lu Verne.
Louisa. r. Halliday, Morning Sun.
Lyon and Osceola-W j. Miller, Soley.
Mahaska-A. j. Jewell, Oskaloosa.
Monroe-Josah I. Young, Abba.
O'Brien--O. M. Shoutaviler, Hartley.
SAGA. B. Smith, Odebolt.
Stony-C. G.. Mccarthy, Nevada.
Tama-John Young, Traer.
Van Buren-W. A Tude, Bonaparte.
Warren-J. Van Glider Milo
Washington-Sam G. Gardner, Lexington.
Worth-C. T. Jewett Kensett.
TO SUCCEED DEMOCRATS.
Adams-F. Nj. Davis, Corning.
Allamakee-C. ID. Breeman, Waukan.
Buchanan--J. A. Laird, Independence.
Cedar-Charles Cope, Attalissa
Chlckasaw-W. E Perrin, Nashua.
Clayton-Thomas Edgar Mendon.
Crawford-E. A. Packard, Manila.
Davis-J ID. Jones, Ash Grove.
Des Mones-R B. Foster, Burlington.
Dubuque-E. c. Wicklin and George
Waterhouse, Dubuque.
Eremout-John +. Watkins.
Harvard-Charles ID. Cutting, Riceville
Iowa--John Hughes, jr., Williamsburg.
Jackson-Dr. William M. Ames, Preston.
Johnson-Dr Nj. Young.
Jones-James Davidson, Monticello.
Keokuk-J. L. Ramsey, Keota.
Lee-Edwin B. Sargent KeokulS
Marion-J. B. Hendershott, Otley.
Monona-J. L. Bartholomew, Moorhead.
Plymouth. ID. Smith, Remsen.
Pottawattamie-W. II. Freeman, Oakland,
and F. S. Thomas, Council Bluffs.
Scott-William Wilkin and M. L. Marks.
Shelby-H. b. Kees, Harlan.
Ninon-W. w. Monan, Alton.
Wapello-Dr. A. X. Berry, ChillcotEe.
Webster-J. L. Skinner, Dayton,
Woodbury-Albert w. Holman, Sargent
Bluffs.
IN DIVIDED DISTRICTS
Clinton-D. S. Bullock, Lost Nation, and
GA. Griswold, Andover.
Linn-Henry j. Neilert, Walker and John
Dance. Lisbon.
Polk w. j. Stewart. Grnnell. and B. B.
Lane, Maxwell.
The list is complete, except as to Carroll
county, where the nomination has not been
made, and in Wright county. The former
Is democratic and the latter republican.
The following are the senatorial nominations:
SENATOR'S.
Polk-Colonel c. Ii. Catch. Des Moines.
Black Hawk and Grundy-Matt Powatt,
Waterloo.
Chickasaw and Floyd-R. G. Reiniger,
Charles City.
Henry and Washington-Iohn S. Woolson,
Mt. Pleasant
Case and Shelby-Lafe Young, Atlantic
Page and Fremont-G. w. Perkins, Far
ragut.
Howard and Winnesheig-A. X. Bailey,
Cresco.
Sac, Carroll and Greene-z. A. Church.
Jefferson.
Jasper-B G. Ward Prairie City.
Buena Vista, Pocahontas and Humboldt
L. e. Mack, Storm Lake.
WaDello-S. Harper, Ottumwa.
Bentoh and Tama-S. S. Smet, Belle
Plaine.
Hamilton, Hardin and Wright-E. S. ELS
worth, Iowa Falls, and w, q. Smith, Eagle
Grove.
Muscatine ana Louisa-R. r. HUFF, Niue
catine.
Des Moines-George II. Lane, Burning
ton.
KeolSuls and Poweshiek-S. H, Craver.
Lees III. Evans, Keokuk.
Dubuque--General George w. Jones, Du-
bnque.
Scott-Seth +. Bryant Davenport,
Clinton-Jessie Slime. Wheaton.
The first five on this list are erenominated
to succeed themselves. The succeeding eight
on the list are in districts now represented
by republicans, and the remainder are IN
democratic distrists. Messrs. Ellsworth and
Smith both claim the regular nomination.
but have consented TO arbitration to settle 1t.
OF the representatives tnirty-fiye are re.
nominations, twenty-siN are to succeed other
republicans. thirteen are in districts now
represented by democrats aud six arc in tho
divided districts Undoubtedly several of
the districts that are now represented by
democrats will be represented by repub
licans.