Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-03

vote OF the state for President in 1892 was:
Democratic. 4O4,115; republican, 4O5,ls7:
populist, 14,S52; prohibition, 26,O12. The
vote for governor in 1898 was: Democratic
So2,341; republican, 433,342; populist, 1868;
prohibition. %. 400.
The congressional candidates are:
First District. Twelfth District
n ID. Peck, Dem. j. II. Cultivate, ID.
Chas. T. Taft, Rep. ID. K. Watson, Rep
y. j. DonnelIy, Pop. George Elmer, Pop.
w. A. Fox, Pop. Jacob b. Turner Pro
Sanuei Weiis' FRO. Thirteenth District.
Second District. b. G. Young Dem
Jas: Is: Matson, Dem. s. X. Harris Rep,
j. II. Cromwell, Rep. Amos KeIIar pom
~ ~. heeier' Pop Geo. w. Dunn, Pro.
~ Fourteenth District
PAM sorm H. Jas. c. Lazer. Dem.
SoLs' lem. w. s. Kerr Rep.
w II K us, rep. VIM. Geltz, Pop.
Cid D Moni,5,a rop. w. H. Funk, Pro.
Eo,,u,I Fifteenth District.
F. q Jay,a. .sIIct c. p. Richardson. ID.
w. ID Davial I'm I'm h C.VanVorhis Rep.
JOS. M Wbite DIP 5. r. Crumbaker, Pop.
Geo. C. Enders d. jas. Benjamin, Pro.
Fifth Distrio, Sixteenth District.
John s. Shook. Dem A. o. Barnes, Dem
+. b. Dewitt, Rem Lor. Danford, Rep.
Henry l.. Grail pom Jas. Brettelle pop
w. L. Chapman. Pro j. f. Barr, Pro.
sixth District. Seventeenth District
=. l.. stevens, Dem. J.A.D. Richards. Dem
Geo, w; H1lick. Rep. A. S. Mcclure, Rep.
Stu w. puise, Pop. VIM. +. Lloyd, Pop
Se.h H. Eihs, Pro. James Scott, Pro.
seventh District. Eighteenth District.
Geo'.W WILL VAN, Dem, E. 5. Raff, Dem.
Henry Eech,er Yep yep Rob. w. Taylor, Rep
r 8 Tbornnsa, Top. j. S. Coxey, Pop
-. poon, Iro. Enos Brosius, Pro-
Edw r ms IT, Nineteenth District
l.. M. Strong. Rem Henry Apthorp, Dem
George Riddle pom s. A. Northway, Rep.
Thos d. Crow Pre- George A. Wise, Pop
Ninth D,s,r,o. C.H.Stambaugh, Pro.
B. F. Richie, Dem. Twentieth District.
J. II. Southland. Rep. II. B. Harrington, d
". Candee, Pop, Pro. c. r. Beach, Rep,
Tenth District h Is. Harrington, p.
John o. Yates Dem VIM. Watkins, Pro.
L. J. Fenton, Rep. Twenty-first District
S3op, rop. T. L. johnson, Dem
A. n mcintosh Pro- T. E. Burton, Rep
hieVenth District Geo. A. Groot, Pop.
E r. Lash, Dem. j. McDonough. Pro.
y II. Grosvenor, Rep.
w. H. Crawford, Pop
w. A. Rouse, Pro.
1t is difficult to briefly state the situa tion
In OHIO, as the conditions vary In almost
every congressional district. Basing their
upon democratic disorganiza-
ton and the condition Of the times the re-
publicans are claiming sixteen out Of the
twenty-one districts. The democrats do not
almost hold their own The democrats are
certain Of but five Representatives from
OHIO, though they have eleven in the pres
ent House. They are hopeful. however, of
In addition to the five who are
regarded as certain, they hope to elect
Sorg and Richie and Tom johnson has put
up such vigorous fight in the Cleveland
district as to render his election not inn
probable.
Rhode Island.
The election In this state is for Congress-
men. The vote for President in 1892 was:
Democratic 24,335: republican, 27,Os9; pro-
hibition, 1,565; populst, 227. The congress
sional candidates are:
First District Second District
o. Lapham, Dem. L. r. c. Garvin, d.
Melville Bull. Rep. w. o. Arnold, Rep.
]. A. Williams, Pro. L. E. Remington, Pr.
The democrats at present have both the
Representatives from Rhode Island. but
their prospects, are poor for holding either
Quoting an exceedingly vigorous campaign,
and are very hopeful Of success.
South Caroline.
South Carolina will elect state officers and
the legislature which will choose a United
States Senator to succeed Matthew c. But
Ter. democrat The people will also vote
upon the question Of holding convention
to revise the constitution of the state. The
vote OF the state for President In 1892 was:
Democratic 169S; republican, 1884; pop
ulist. 2.41O. The congressional candidates
are:
First District Fifth District.
VIM Elliott Dem. T. J. Strait Dem
G. w. Murray, Rep. W. r. Davie. /. Dem.
Second District. Sixth District.
w. j. Talbert, Dem. ]. l.. McLaurin Dem,
Third District. Seventh District.
A. c. Latimer, Dem. j. w. Stokes, Dem.
r, R. Norman. Rep. +. b. Johnson, Rep
H. H. Evans l. Dem. e. NJ. Brayton, 1. r.
Fourth District. j. F. Islar, i. Dem.
J. S. Wilson, Dem.
L. d. Melton, Rep.
In South Carolina the republicans hope to
gain one Congressman, but the prospects
are very doubtful, and IL Is thought they
will only hold the district they now have.
The republicans base their hopes upon the
expecta ton that the full democratic vote
will not be polled, on account of the fac
tional differences.
Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania will elect state officers, au-
ditcr general and the legislature, which
will choose q United States Senator to sue
coed James Donald Cameron, republican.
The vote Of the state for President In 1897
was: Democratic. 49,. 264; republican. 5l6-
OIL; populist, STA; prohibition, 25. LIB. The
vote for state treasurer in 1873 was: Dem