Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-10
OUTLOOK IN IOWA.



Senator W. b. Allison of Iowa reached
chicago yesterday, to attend the Marquette
Clubs Chicago day banquet at the Grand
Pacific last night. The Senator was asked
about republican prospects I'm Iowa. Every.
thing. said he, looks bright in my state
In fact, L haven't the slightest doubt that
the whole state ticket will be elected by q
very handsome majority. Oh course, Il is q
little early yet to give figures, but judging
from the returns when Governor jackson
was elected. / think I am safe I'm claiming
large majority this year. We shall con-
trol both houses of the legislature by good
working majorities. The people out in Iowa
have found out that the republican admin
istrations are more economical better COM
Quoted and superior I'm every way TO those
OF the democrats, and they don't intend 10
go back on this fall
About national poltics7 Well that is a
more complicated matter But the result ~
the November elections is already settled I'm
my mind. The democratic majority in the
Rouse VIII be succeeded by a republican
plurality at least. and / think that we shall
have safe majority over both populists
and democrats In the next House The Sem
ate. too, may be republican by one or two
votes. Al any rate. We shall make large
gains In every state where an election is
held. The results in Maine, Vermont Ala
bama and the other states where elections
have already taken place prove that the
ueihoS,dts are very much oemoralized all
over the country.
My, presidential aspirations7 So they
nave been talking about me I'm that line.
Well, 1 haven't heard Of II"
Nominated to Congress.
Twenty-seventh New York-walter z.
Northrup, democrat
Twelfth Missouri-Seth w. Cobb. demo-
crat; renominated.
Second Massachusetts,. II. Lathrop,
Sixteenth New York-Benjamin L. Fair
child, republican.
Twentieth New York-ward ]. Lee, popu-
list
Second Louisiana-Charles p. Buck, DEM
ocrat.
Eighteenth New York-walter F. Taber.
prohibitionist.
Third Michigan-N. H. Stewart, democrat.
Sixteenth New York-Dr. J. p. DAILY. DEM
ocrat.
Twenty-fifth New York-John ID. Hender-
son, democrat
Twenty-seventh New York;. L. Poole,
Deserted the Republicans for Pop.
ulists.
Last night, at Coliseum Hall, Denver l.
n Stevens. who a few days ago resigned
his position as chairman of the republican
city committee, made public his reasons for
deserving the republican party and pro-
Claimed his allegiance TO the populist party.
cooperate with the political party which
makes silver the predominant national
question, whatever that party may be-"
Thurston and bryan to Debate.
Mr.. John A. Thurston, for the republicans.
and Congressman W. J. Bryan, for the DEM
ocrats. are to engage in a series OF debates
on the relative merits of the claims of their
respective parties. on silver. In Nebraska.
After a lengthy correspondence, Mr.. Thurs
ton has accepted Bryan's challenge. and
named October 16. at Lincoln, and Is at
Omaha, and said: THE debate to proceed
in argumentative manner, neither speaker
to be Interrupted or questioned by his op-
ponent or any other persons. Minor details
to bAarranged by a joint committee Of six"
Ex-Miuister Anderson Bolts.
Prof. r. b. Anderson Of Wisconsin. United
States minister to Denmark during Mr..
Cleveland's first term, mas repudiated the
his change of politics has caused a tremen-
the author of the gerrymander Of WILSON,
sin. His action was caused chiefly because
of what he terms 1.-THE tortuous methods
of democratic leaders, who hagrantly vio-
lated party principles and party pledges"
Repatriation in New York.
The total registration yesterday In New
York city was l02, 906, compared with
6s.99i on the first day OF registration In
1893. and 92,e94 In 1892.
Yesterday was also the heaviest FIRST
Ign, the total being 15,s5s, as against 81, s69
in 1892, which was the next heaviest APP
proXimate first day registration In that
city.