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206; End, William l.. Wilson, 1857; 3rd, John
Duffy Anderson, 1910; James Capehart, 2Osa
WiscOnsln-4th, Peter j. Somers, 1442; 9th
George q. Brickner, 1869; 9Th, Owen A
Wells $780,
Wyoming-At Large, Henry A. Coffeen
5A.
There are also the following close popu.
list districts
Colorado list, LATE Pence, 1896.
Kansas-3rd, r. j. Hudson, 1904; 5th
John Davis. ld20; 9th, William Baker, 1911
18th, Jerry Simpson, 1893
Minnesota-7th, Halder E. Boon, IS.
Here then, are 81 districts now represent
ed by Democrats, and six now represented
by Populists, or 81 in all to which the Re-
publicans must look for gains. From these
81 districts, or from others apparently less
promising, they must gain the 81 seats nee
essary to give them a majority of the next
House. In "a of the districts enumerated
above, the aggregate of the Democratic
and Populist pluralities to be overcome is
934. In this list we include all the district s
which chose their present Representatives
by pluralities running under 1000. A change
Of 1868 votes rightly distributed through
these districts would reverse the results In
each case and give the seats to the Republi-
cans. This would leave n seats to be gained
elsewhere.
Turning aside from the Congressional to
THE GENERAL FIELD OF BATTLE,
the officers to be elected in each State are
as follows:
ALABAMA.
Alabama elects nine Congressman. The
State officers were chosen Aug. 6.
ARKANSAS.
Arkansas elects six Cong The
election of State officers was held Sept. 3.
CALIFORNIA.
California elects Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary of State. Controller,
Attorney General, Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. Treasurer, Surveyor General,
four members of the Board of Equalization,
three Railroad Commissioners, Superintend
ent of State Printing, all for terms of four
years; three Justices of the supreme Court,
for terms of twelve ears; Clerk of the Su-
preme Court, seven Congressman. one-half
the members of the state Senate, and all
the members of the Assembly; the next
Legislature will elect successor to United
States Senator, George G. Perkins, Rep.,)
appointed by the Governor to fill out the
term of the late Leland Stanford, which
expires March &, 1895.
COLORADO
Colorado elects Governor, Lieutena mt
Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer.
Auditor, Attorney General, Superintendent
of Public Instruction. all for terms of two
years; two congressman, eighteen members
of the State Senate; sixty-fy members of
the Assembly, Justice of the Supreme Court;
the Legislature will choose a successor to
United States Senator Edward o. Wolcott,
lRep.,) whose term expires March 4. 1895.
s CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut elects Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor, Secretary of State, Treas
ureI, Controller, all for terms of two years;
Legislature, four Congressman, eight
County Sheriffs, for terms of four years
each, and 1l3 Judges Of Probate for terms
of two years.
DELAWARE.
Delaware elects Governor for term Of
four years; Congressman, and Legisla-
ture, which will elect successor to United
States Senator Anthony Higgins, (Rep.,)
whose term expires March 4, 1895.
FLORIDA.
Florida elects two Congressman. The
election of State officers WAS held Oct. g.
GEORGIA.
Georgia elects eleven Cogressmenn. The
State officials were elected oct. 3. 1895.
IDAHO.
Idaho elects Governor, Lieutenant Gov
eInor. Secretary of State, Attorney Gener-
al. Auditor, Treasurer. all for terms of two
years; Congressman. Legislature.
which will elect a successor to United
States Senator George L. Shoup, tRep.,)t
whose term will expire March 4. 1896.
ILLINOIS.
Illinois elects Treasurer for a term of
two years, Superintendent of Public In
trucrion for a term of four years. three
Trustee s of the State University, twenty
two congressman, twenty-six State Sena-
tors. 1853 members of the Assembly. The
Legislature will elect successor to United
States Senator Shelby M. Cullom, (Rep.,)
whose term expires March 4,ls95.
INDIANA. @s ys n.
Indiana elects Secretary of State, Au-'
ditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, Super
intendent of Public Instruction., StaIisti-s
clan Geologist, all for terms of two years;
Supreme Court Clerk, two Judges of Su-
preme Court for terms of four years, legis-
lature, and thirteen Congressman.
IOWA.
Iowa elects Secretary of State. Auditor.
Treasurer, Attorney General, tor terms of
two years; Supreme Court Judge for term
of six years, Supreme Court Judge for a
term of four years, Railroad Commissioner
for term of three years, Supreme Court
Clerk and Supreme Court Reporter for
terms of four years, eleven Congressman.
The present Legislature will elect a sue
cesoI to United States Senator James F.
Wilson, whose term expires March 4, 1895.
KANSAS
Kansas elects a Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, At
torney General, Treasurer, Superintendent
of Public Instruction, for terms of two
years; Associate Justice of Supreme Court,
eight Congressman. a Legislature, whic h
will elect successor to United States Sem
ator John Martin. (Dem-Pop.,) whose term
expires March 4, 1885,