Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-15
IN THE NEXT HOUSE
Pennsylvania Is Likely to Be
Represented by % Re-
publicans and
ABOUT SEVEN DEMOCRATS.
Michigan Republicans to Vote for
Alger, but Won't Fight Harrison.
SEVERAL STATE CONVENTIONS.
Bill the Hero Of the Wyoming Democratic
Delegation.
SILVER SPLITS NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS
ABOUT SEVEN DEMOCRATS.
SEVERAL STATE CONVENTIONS.
Hill the Hero Of the Wyoming Democratic
Delegation.
SILVER SPLITS NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS
ESPECIAL TELEGRAPHIc LETTER.
BUREAU OF THE DISPATCH,
WasuTSnTON n q Anril IL

WASHINGTON, ID. o., April IA.
Of the Pennsylvania members of the
Fitty-second Congress it is now pretty well
decided that Bingham, of the First district;
O'Neill, of the Second; McAleer, of the
Third; Reyburn, of the Fourth; Harmer, of
the Fifth; Robinson, of the Sixth; Mutch-
Ter, of the Eighth; Drummer, of the Ninth;
Brosius, of the Tenth (already renomin-
ated); Reilly, of the Thirteenth; Rife, of
the Fourteenth; Wright, of the Fifteenth;
Hopkins, of the Sixteenth; Wolverton, of
the Seventeenth; Atkinson, of the Eight
eenth; Beltzhoover of the Nineteenth;
HUH, of the Twenty-frst; Dalzell, of the
Twentv-second; W. a. Stone, of the Twen-
ty-third; Charles W. Stone, of the Twenty
seventh, and Kribbs, of the Twenty-eighth,
will be renominated and reelected.
Ha1lowell, Democrat, of the Bucks and
Montgomery (Seventh) district, was elected
bv less than 200 votes, and may be defeated
in this Presidential year by his antagonist OF
1890, L p Wanger.
zimmerman, of the Scranton eleventh.
district, is not a candidate, and it is prob
able that ex-Representative Joe Scranton, a
Republican, may again have a seat in the
House.
Not Lost to Sight Very Long.
Shonk, of the Luzerne (Twelfth) district,
who bids fair to be unseated in the contest
his Democratic opponent, Reynolds, is
waging against him, will doubtless be re-
nominated and elected
Scull, of the Twentieth district, has been
renominated by Blair and Cambria counties,
Hicks has been nominated in Blair, and a
nomination of Bedford man will be made
in that county. The advantage is with
Scull however, and his handsome face, the
best preserved ever seen upon a man of "a
wears, will doubtless not be lost to the
House.
In the Twentv-third district, from which
the Democratic House ousted the member
elected, Colonel Stewart, and seated Craig,
Ernest Acheson, of Washington, a brother
OF Judge Acheson, will probably be
nominated by the Republicans. Craig will
try for the Democratic denomination, but
will have strong Democratic opposition and
the talented Washington editor will doubt
less win.
The Outlook for Other Contests.
In the Mercer-Lawrence-Bu Beaver
(Twenty- y-ffth) district, now represented by
a Democrat through Republican split,
Republican will almost surely be elected
this year. The sitting member, Eugene
GllleSple, OF OreenVllle mercer county, is
a very talented young lawyer, who, in his
first term, has won golden opinions from
men of both parties in Congress, and will be
much missed, but it is probable that he ex-
poets little more than the compliment of
denomination.
Hon. Matthew Griswold, of the Erie
Crawford, is another first term member and
a most admirable character whose absence
in the next Congress will be much missed.
He was not a candidate for denomination,
, and will be succeeded by DR.. Flood, of
Meadville, the choice of the Republican
primaries.
Thus it will be seen that few changes will
take place in the present representation
from Pennsylvania The members now
stand Il Republicans to IL Democrats.
Changes will probably take place in favor
of the Republicans in the Seventh, Eleventh,
Twentv-fourth and Twenty-ffth districts,
which, with two Republican Congressman
at large, will give the delegation in the
Fifty-third Congress % Republicans and z
Democrats