The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-12
NAMED FOR CONGRESS
MEN FOR WHOM FALL BALLOTS
WILL BE CAST.
The Various Aspirants for CongresTlona al
Honors In the North Central States and
Their Postofice Addresses
Republican and Peoples Party Mon.
List OF Candidates.

States throughout the north central
district. In some instances, it will lie
noticed, the conventions have not yet
acted. The list is valuable directory
OF the mel whose pc itical career is so
soon TO be decided at the polls:
Illinois.
First District-J. Frank Aldrich Republic
AM, Chicago; w. 8. McComas "a. p. Al; Max
Second Distriot-William Lorimer Repub-
lcan), Chicago; John u. White (Populist) Chi
oago; J. j. Hanrahan lPopulist); John Ii. Han
nahan Demoorat); John X. Hannah Demo
craft.
Third District-Lawrence McGann Demo
crat) Chicago; j. b. Clark Populist)
Fourth District e. Ryan Demo
craft. Chicago; Frank Lawler independent
Democrat and Popuist). Chicago: X. Shining
man CRepublican); p. j. Miniter (Populistl
Fifth Dfstrict-Edward 7. Noonan Demo
o;at; George II. White tRepublcan); J. w.
Piokens "a. p. A.; @. q. Dixon Populistl.
Sixth District Julius 3. Goldzer Demo
craft, Chicago; l.. W; Rogers Populist); Ed
| ward ID. Cook (Republican).
Seventh Distriot-George d. Foss (Repub-
| lioan), Chicago; Henry ID. Lloyd tPOpulist)
Chicago; J; X; Strouble a. p Al. -
Eighth District-A. j. Hopkins Republican,
Aurora; Lewis steward Democracy, Plano
! Ninth District-R. II. Hit (Republican)
| Mount Morris; ID. Il. Thompson Democrat
Freeport; James Lamont Prohibitionist
Tenth District-Gen p s. Post Republican).
| Gaesburg; s. L. Shirley Prohibitionist), Rock
| Falls.
Eleventh District-Robert r. Gibbons Dem
! ocrat), Princeton; Walter Reaves CRepublican),
EtTest0r AZ Sri Msrtp oP Tan ,nbi an
| ttonlst).
Twelfth District-Joseph G. Cannon Repub-
lioan). Danville; +. l. Hayes Prohibitionist.
Thirteenth District-vespasian Warner Re-
publican), Clinton; Andrew Barr Democratl,
J Bloomington; Nathan Nj. Barnett (Populist),
Hallsville; Wilfred NJ. Kellogg Prohibitionist),
/ Holden.
Pekin; David w. MoCullough (Prohibitionist,
! Peoria; William L. Heberling tPopulistl,
Havana; William g. Eggleston independently,
| Peoria
Fifteenth District-Truman Plantz Demo
craft, ID. Il. Marsh tRepuolican), Warsaw; w.
M; Herschy (Populist), N. NJ Barnett PRO
Sixteenth District-Finis Downing Demo
craft, ]. /. Rinaker Republican,, Carlinville;
Seventeenth bistrict-william NJ. Springer
Democrat Springfield; James NJ Connolly
! Republican,. Springfield; A. r. Smith pro.
! Populist), Springfield.
Eighteenth District-Edward H. Lane Dem
ocrat), Hillsboro Frederick Remain Republi-
cam, Vandalia: j. s. Barnum (Populist). Shell
Nineteenth District Benson Wood Repub-
lioan) Bingham; George w. Fithian Demo
craft, Newton; II. V. Kepley Prohibitionist).
! bingham.
twentieth District j r. Williams Demo
craft, Carmi Orlando Burrell Republican.
Carmi; q. A. Jones Peoplesl.
Twenty-hr District-Io ohm Higgins Demo
9ratl. Du Quoin; .. J. Murphy IRepublicanl,
vile
Twenty-second District-George w. Smith
Republican, Murphysboro
Indiana.
First District-Arthur II. Taylor Democrat,
Petersburg; James A. Hemenway (Republi-
CAM, bonneville; James A. Boyce Populist),
Princeton.
Jasper; Col. A. NJ. Hardy Republican). Wash
ington; Elisha A. higgins (POpultst), Raglo =
vile: William J. Trout Populist) Monroe
Third Districts. NJ. stockslager Demo
craft, Corydon; Robert J. Tracewell (Republi-
CAM, Corydon: Francis NJ. GARRETT Populist),
Little York; Samuel p. Phrinner prohibition
Fourth District-w. S. Holman Democrat.
Vile; r. Gregg (Populist), Aurora; S. v.
Wright (Prohibitionist), Greensburg.
Fifth District-qeorge W. Cooper Demo
craft, Columbus; Jesse Overstreet Republi-
CAM, Franklin: l.. I. De Turk lPopulist. Mar
tinsville; Elihu f. Barker ProhibitiOnist),
Sixth Distrlct-Henry U. Johnson CRepubli-
CAM, Richmond; Thomson Harris Populist)
Thompson City; Robert b. Lindsey (Prohibi-
Seventh District-William d. Bynum Dem
ocratl, indianapolis; Charles /. Henry Repub-
| ncanl, Anderson; Thomas 3. East (Populist),
Anderson; 4. M. Blount Prohibitionist), Ir-
Eighth DistrIct-Elija V. Brookshire Demo
oral, Charlottesville; George w. Farris IRE
publican). Terre Haute Morton G. Rankin
! (Populist), Terre Haute; A. W. Jackman (Prohi-
bitionist). Charlottesville.
Ninth District-Frank Huley Republican),
williamsport; AlonzO @. Berkhardt Populist
and Democrat), Upton; Il. Nj. Crist Prohibi-
tionist), Thorntown.
Tenth District-J. A. Hatch Republican,,
Kentlsnd; Valentine Zimmerman tDemocrst),
Rochester; 3. M. Hathorn tpopulist), Delphi.
Eleventh Distrtct-August Martin Demo
craft. Button; George w. Steel Republican,
Marion; A. +. Bronson (POpulistl, Matenica;
William Il. Chambers (Prohibitionist), Majen-
Twelfth District-william F. McNagny
! Democrat), Columbia City; j. ID. Leighty Ire
| publican), st. Joe; James K. Graham (Prohi-
bitionistl, Fort Wayne; Freeman Kelly (Popu-
Thirteenth District Lewellyn wsnner
Democrat), Goshen l.. w. Royce Republi-
cam, Warsaw; j. w. Forest Populist.
Ohio.
First District Charles p. Taft Republican,.
Second District-Jacob Bromwell tPopulistl.
Fourth DistriCt-FernandoC @. Layton Dem
ocrat), Wapakoneta; w. ID. Davies lRepubli-
CAM, Sidney; Joseph M. White Populist),
Lima; @. @. Ender (Prohibitionist). Pember-
Fifth District-John s. Shook Democracy; F.
Il. Davitt Or publican), Paulding.
Sixth Distrfct-George w. Hulick Republi-
oan), Batavia Joseph i. Stevens DemOcIatl,
| Charles w. PulSo tBOpullsU.
Seventh Distiict-GeOrge w. Wilson (Repub-
licau), London; X. S. Thompson Prohibition
! ist).
Eighth District-Luther NJ. Strong tRepubli-
can) Kenton.
Ninth District-Jsmes VI. Southland (Repub-
| lican), Toledo; GEORGE Candee (PCpullst and
| Prohibitionst), Toledo.
! Tenth District-Lucien J. Fenton tRepubli-
| can), Winche ster: John q. H. Cobb (Populist)
Weiiston; A. II. Mcintosh Prohibltionist),
| Ironton.
Eleventh District - Charles II. Grosvenor
| Republican). Athens; W. III. Crawford peo-
/ ple'e), New Straitsville.
Twelfth District - Joseph II. Cultivate
! Democrat), Columbus; d. n. Watson (Repub
loan. Columbus.
Thirteenth District-W. Il. Hsines Demo
| craft, Fremont, Amos III. King (Republican),
| Marion; Boston q. Young Democrat
Fourteenth District-W. s. Kerr lRepubli-
! CAM, Mansfield: Will am Geltz Populist).
Fifteenth District-Henry g. Van Voorhees,
| Republioanl, Zanesvile.
! Sixteenth District-A. o. Barnes Democrat
Cadiz; Lorenzo Danford (Republicsnl. st
Clairsville: James Bretelle (Populistl. Mingo:
- Barr (Prohibitionist), Toronto.
Seventeenth District-James A. ID. Richards
! Democrat). New Philadelphia. A. 3. Mcclure
Republican), Wooster; w. h. Lloyd populistJ.
| Canal Dover
Eighteenth District-R. w. Taylor nepub-