The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-12

Second Distrtct-walter I. Hayes Demo
craft. Clinton; NJ: Curtis Republican,, Clfn-
ton; Charles A. Lloyd tPopulistl, Muscatine.
Third District-David b. Henderson Repub-
licaul Dubuque; III. s. Vasco democrat and
Populist), Waterloo.
Fourth District-Thomas Updegraf Repub-
lican), McGregor; James II. Babcock Demo-
craft. West Union: q. III. Marshall (Popuiist,.
Fifth District Robert g. Cousins Repubif-
CAM, Upton; w. H. Daniels (Democrat) Cedar
Rapids; W. II. Calhoun lPopulist). Marshall
town.
Sixth Distrist1JOhn 7. Lacey Republican,.
Bloomfield; Rev. Allen Clark (Populist). OF
tumwa
Seventh District-John A. T. Hull Qsepublf-
oan) Des Moines; II. J. Bancroft QndustriaD,
Des Moines Endorsed by Democrats and Pop
ulistsl.
Eighth District William II. Hepburn Ire
pub iosnl, Clsrinda; Frank Q. Stuart Demo-
craft. Charlton.
Ninth District-A. L. Hager tRepublican)
Greenfield; James b. Weaver Peoples and
Democrat).
Tenth District. p. Dolliver Republioan),
Fort Dodge; Il. O. Baker democrat and Pop
Eleventh District-George d. Perkins Re-
publican. Sioux City; ID. b. Greaser Demo-
craft, Battle Creek; James Il. Bartholomew
(Populistl. Morehead; III. L. Sutton (Prohibi-
tionistl, Marcus.
Wisconsin.
First District-Henry A. Cooper Republi-
cam, Racine: j. II. Doolittle (Oemocratl, Ham
ilton Utty (Populist), Racine; A. s. Kay PRO-
hibitionist). Broadhead; Andrew Kuil Demo-
craft. Walworth.
Second District Charles Barwig Democrat
Maysville; Edward SQUEEZING (Republicapj.
Maysville John j. Sutton (Prohibitionist).
Columbus.
Third District-Joseph w. Babcock Repub-
licanl, Necedah; @. NJ. Butt tPopulist and DEM
oorat). Viroqua; j. O. Martin (Prohibitionist).
Mineral Point.
Fourth District-Theobald Often Republi-
CAM, Milwaukee,; Henry Smith Populist).
Fifth District-H. Blank Democrat; 8. g.
Barney (Republioan), West Bend; Fred q.
laeurtU 0nQeDpndeut RenublfCaul ~ q.
(Pupuliet). Sheboygan.
Sixth District-O. A, Wells Democrat) Fond
du Lac; s. A. Cook (Republican). Neenah Riley
Bishop (Populistl. StOckbridge; Byron e. Van
Keuren lProhibitionistC. Oshkosh
seventh District-George IL. Lewis Demo
Eighth DIstrict-Lyman f. Barnes Demo-
craft, Appleton; f. S. Minor Republican,,
Sute Say; In1ws LSnOn IDeoSTat.
sau; Sohl f. Miles (Populistl, Ashland
Tenth District-John j. Jenkins Republi-
cam, Chippewa Falls; Edward G. Kennedy
Democrat) West Superior: William Monroe
lPopul ist), West Superior; John Holt (Proht-
bitionisU, Durand.
Michigan.
First District-Levi T. Griffin Democrat.
Detroit; John b. Coillss Republican,, De-
troit; James III. Dunn (Labor), Detroit.
Second District-Thos. II. Barkworth Dem
ocrat and Populist). Jackson; q. A. Splulding
Third District-Judus C. Burrows Repub-
lean. Kalamazoo.
t.
craft, Nashville; Henry f. Thomas Republi-
cam, Allegan.
Fifth CHARACTERIZATION Alden Smith Re.
publican), Grand Rapids; Joseph Tibbitts
(Populist).
Sixth District - David D. Aiken Repub-
lie n, Flint; Samuel H. Kilbourne Democrat),
T.. Ii. Wilcox Democrat Pontiac.
Seventh District-E. q. Carlton Democrat).
Horace q. Shower RepuSlican). Port Austin.
Eighth District-William 5. Linton (Repub-
lican), Saginaw; Ro WAND Conner (Democrat).
Ninth District-R. p. Bishop CRepublican),
Ludington; w. I. Evans CDemocrat), Pent-
water.
Tenth Dstrict-R o. Crump Republican),
Bay City; w. L. Churchill Democrat. Alpena.
Eleventh District-J Ohm Avery (Republican).
Greenville.
Twelfth II trict-Samuel Stephenson IRE
publican). Menominee.
Nebraska.
First District-J. b. STROBE Republican,,
Lincoln; A. H. Weir (Populistl, Lincoln
Second District-David S. Mercer Republt-
CAM omaha James f. Boyd Democrat).
| Omaha: ID. Glen Weaver Populist), Omaha;
| Rev. Woodbury. Prohibitlonist). Omaha.
Third District-GeOrge ID. Meiklejohn Re-
| publican), Fullerton; G.. II. Thomas Demo
| craft Schuyler: j. NJ Devine (Populistl, Leigh.
Fourth DistrictmEugene J: Hainer Repub-
| Aurora; S. s Alice (Democrat)
Fifth District-William A. Mckeighan Qnde-
| pendentl. Red Cloud; William Il. Andrews
| (Republican). Hastings.
Sixth District-Omer Dougherty Republi-
cam, Ogallala-
South Dakota.
At large-John A: Pickler Republican, ,Faulk-
ton; w. A. Lynch Democrat), Huron; j. Il.
Kelley (Populist), Flandreau.
b. J. Gamble (Republican) Yankton: Robert
+. Conner Democrat), Hot Springs: Freeman
Knowles Populist). Deadwood.