Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

Aaonors IN Sn0 Nortn central states ana
Their P~ostoflce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Republican and Peoples Party Men.
Lat of Candidates.
The following is a list of the nomi-
nations for Congress in the various
States throughout the north central
district. In some instances, it will tie
noticed, the conventions have not vet
acted. The list Is q valuable directory
OF the me 4 whose pc itical career is so
soon to be decided ut the POLLS:
Illinois.
First DistrisssT5. Frank Aldrich tRepublic-
pss' sssns S,s Ss@S: 1ss?i 1or,m.r mepus-
tican), Chicsxo: John 2. White Populist), Chi
nahan tDemocrat); john X. Hannah Demo
.r aS.F Shi S.:ss ;. D. cissn spop Mis.rn Demo-
Fourth District@1tmothy. +. Ryan Demo-
craft. Chicaeo: Frank I.awler Gndependent
ton tp5ohibition,; Chicago; Charles v: Wood.
~ Eatt tkeBR1 ,.l Is,Nr !; ~ J; M y II Spopulis,;
Sixth Dissrict -Jnlip. s: Go,dz,e5 demo
ward .. Cook iiRepubiicsnaj. 0pA''e" AN-
Seventh District -Geureo D.. Foss (Repub-
liDanl. Chicago; Henry, u. Lloyd tPopuiist),
Eighth District-A. J; HOPKINS Republtcan,.
ASro.s; hswis Steward Den.cra.I. l.,lano.
M S,nsh M Dlsis;'t 5. i. Il fho m,ss aiifpR smlsS.p}.
Freenort; James Lamont Ploltbitionistj,
hG %antS b,str,ct-cen 6 po.. eonnn,,,,,,
Falls.
Eleventh District.Rohe,t n. Gibbons Dem
1StreMtor; =: Nj; Grier u'opulisu. William
Twelfth District-Joseph G. Cannon (Rcpub-
Lean. 4anviile; +. 4. Hayes Prohibitionist,
ss Thiateenth p,str,cs-ycsp.s,an Warner ,eo.
Rubiican). Clinton; Andrew Barr De "ocrat.
HsIlsville; Wired Nj. Kellogg Prohibltloniss
Fourteenth District George o. Barnes
i Penn: psy,d ae a. nc j: y; Graf fpro MRsspTbi an,
Peoria; William L., heberling .tPopulisl,
Havana; William G. Eggleston independently.
Fifteenth pistrict-Truman plsutz Demo.
cratl, b. +. Marsh .tRepu6licau). Warsaw: W.
n: Herschy populist). N. NJ. Barnett PRO
Sixteenth District-Finis Downing Demo
graf. !. l. Rinaker Republican). carllnviIle;
Democrat). Springfield. James. NJ. Connolly
Republican,. springield; A. F. Smith lPro.
h5blti9ni,t,. Decatur; James a. Crawford
Eivhtsenth Distriot..Edward H. Lane Dem
ocrat); Hillsporo; Frederick REMAIN Republi.
cam, vandslta; j. 8. Barnuln Populist). Shell
Nineteenth District Benson Wood Repub.
lican), EHnRttam; George w. Fithisn Demo.
Sratl. Newton; H.. v. hep!ey (Prohibitionisu
Twentteth District - R. Williams Demo.
S c.smi; G &. !. jones' @.asp 3Peop 5ss5ell 'Hepo0l''an'
ess.s. 81 t Sasia D'. H:S. M isqa S,e MepaS %s@S,
Sparta; James Sawyer Prohibitionissj. Nash.
-Twenty-second District-Georse w. Smith
Republican). Murphysboro.
Indiana.
First Distrist-Arthur q. TAYLOR Democrat
eanl. bonneville; James A. Boyce Vopulisl)
Princeton.
Jasper; Col. A. NJ. Hardy Mepublicanj. Wash.
tnGton;; Elisha A: higgins PIHpultst). R.gle
ytlle; William j. Trout Populistj. Monroe
Third Districts. NJ. stockslager Demo.
crat), Corydon; Robert J. Tracewell (Republi-
Little s YORK: Samuel nnSa' p. Phr aaae,e9 Pf sphSRatiesl.
Fourth Distinctly. s. Holman. Democrat,,
Vile; r. spro GIeEg MopuIissj; Aurora; S. v.
Iifth DistTlct.Georse W. Cooper Demo
ban). FrankIin: L. I. Do Turk (Populistj. Mar
tinsvi!ie; Elihu L. Barker Prohibitionist
sixth D~istrict-Henry U. johnson Republi-
cam, kichnond; Thomson Harris Wopulist),
Thompson City: Robert b. Lindsey (Prohibi.
- ssvenih bistrietMwilliam D. Bynum Dem.
ocratl. indianapolis; Charles l. Henry )Repub.
A1an,; anae =. II; T R1onnt +; Gdst ,!PS,psHtltst!,
Eighth D%istrict-Eltja v. Drookshtre Demo.
crap. charlottesville; Georee w. Farris IRE
R fpaaL,1s,; Ter, rerre aante; Morton g: Rankln
bitionistl. Charlottesville.
Ninth District-Frank Iulev Republican).
W%tlliamspOrt: Alonzo G. Berkhardt popuIist
and Dem1crat,, Tipton; L. NJ. Crist Prohibi.
tionistl, Thorntown.
Tenth District.J. a. Hatch ,Republican,,
Kentland; Valentine Zimmerman DEMOCRACY,
RoShester; s; N. Hathorn Populist,, Delphi.
eratJ. Biuifton; Georgs ". Steel aid mepub DIem0,
Marion; A. !; !; Bronson 1,opplistl: Majenica;
Twelfth District-william +. McNaany
Demoerat,s columbia city, J. D. ieishty 1se.
Si atpiat5, Fort W. Way SaG'e Freeman e. Sl1 Kelly t Rona:
list. Waterloo.
m Thi6tssnsh co District ., Legsellyn wsnne,
cam. Warsaw: j. w. Forest Populist).
First District Charles Z. Taft Republican).
Second District-Jacob Bromweii (Popuiist,,
Fourth Distriet-Fernando 9. Layton Dem
GAM. Sidney; Joseph NJ. White Popniistj,
Lima; G.. q. Ender Prohibitionist), Pember.
ton.
Fifth District-John 8. Shook Democrat,: F.
e. Davitt (a' publican), Paulding.
Sixth Di~strict-George w. Huiick Republf-
cam. Batavia. joseph L. Stevens DemOciat)
Charles w. Pulse tPopulist).
Seventh Dist .ict.Georue W. Wilson (Repub.
ucan). London; h. S. Thompson (Prohitition-
Eighth District-Luther NJ. Strong tRepubli-
san). Kenton.
Ninth District-James H. Southland Rcpub-
lcanl. Toledo: George Candee (ptpuiist and
Pr0hibittOnist). Toledo.
Tenth District-Lucien j. Fenton (Republt-
cam. Winchester: John U. H. Cobb NPopuiist).
Wellston; A. Il. Mcintosh prohibitionistj,
lr0nton.
RepublicAnl. Athena; W. II. Crawford lPen.