Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-04

. their successors are all ol the same po-
Utica. household Illinois loses Lawler
Masol, Adams, PayS0n, Cannon, Row
Ell. hi. aud GeSt, al. Republicans eX-
cep- the 1rSt named Indiana loses
Gen. Browne, who has served Tor IL
years with distinguished ability; Chea-
die, O'Neall and Owen. The changes 10
Iowa include the retirement of Gear,
Lacey and Struble. Kansas changed
the whole delegation except Funston.
who held the cOigu Of advantage as
chairman of the Committee on Agricul-
turc. aud stood In with the farmers. Ia
/ kentucky. Finley, Republican, was left
out. which leaves but solitary Repub-
iicau iu the delegation. Wilkinson,
+ Democrat, and Coleman, Republican, OF
Louisiana. go out, and the next delega-
tiou will Doe >olidly Democratic. The
three Republicans irom Maryland We're
a.I beaten. together with Gibson. Dem
Iocrat
Massachusetts, losses Banks, Green
hal-c. Gambler Wallace and Rockwell,
their seats al. going 10 Democrats.
Michigan loses a promising leader ia Al
len. d hard fighter iu Cutcheou. aud
+
T |tIou. Dluuell aud three OF his Repub-
lican colleagues have been Topped of iu
Minnesota Mississippi. loses Morgan
aud Anderson. M.ssour. loses her four
Republican members, including
Fruk, bright lawyer from ST
Louis. aud tNo Democrats give way to
uutried meu of tho same faith. Career,
0f Montana. prominent as tree co.u-
age mau. wIll Does succeeded uy Dixon,
Democrat Iu Nebraska, ail three OF
lhr Republicans Viii bee replaced by
Democrats aud Farmers Alliance mcn.
Dorsey. w ho goes out. I> e. strong man.
and prominent d> chairman 90 Banking
ani Currency Both New Hampshire
Republicans have Democratic success
.OrS. The New Jersey Democrats make
q gain of TWO seats. aud exchange the
fiery McAioo for Mcdonald.
New York viii have is new members,
although but It. go out, Mccarthy hay-
ing resigned TO accept judicial APP
poutment no the hands of Governor
HU Among those who retire are Tur-
ucr, che icemau. who accidentally got
iu Tor o. term aud wi. bc succeeded by
Col John R. Fellows. Farquhar, OF
shipping bin fame, and Baker skinner.
McChmmy and Ewart of North Caro-
lima. 90 Out together with TWO cOi-
leagues uu6nowu t0 fame. Ohio loses
some biz men, such u.s. Butterworth, Me
km'cy. Scuey. Gr0syenOr, Thomson aud
Fighting Bob" Kennedy. who arraisu-
ed Senator QUAY.
The Pennsylvania i>t is a> follows.
NauN. Darlington. Nardley. Scranton,
Osborne. Mccormick. Buckaiew, Mai>h,
Craig. Bayuc, Ray. Townsend, Culoert-
sou and Kerr.
Messrs. Spooucr aud Arnold, of Rhode
Island. were beaten bog Democrats
south Carolina changes three OF her
Democrats and returns Elliott, who WAS
uu,rated. to succeed Miller. Clifford,
of south Dakota. has been placed on the
retired ist
Among the outgoing members from
Tennessee o., Whitthuue. who gained
prominence when Chairman 0t the Ma
val Committee for hi, attacks ON Secre-
tarv Robe,ou Texas losa> Judge
Martin. who sigualled his coming Co
Washington by blowing out the gas iu
his bedroom. and Hare Ex-Governor
Stewart. of Vermont, retires, having de-
rfred denomination after eight years
service The Virginia Democrats took
everything u sight. and LangstOn goes
.out and and George ID. Wise, one OF the
unseated members comes back The
West Virginia Democrats have recoy-
cred -hc two districts from which their
mcl We're uuSe1ted.