The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-12-06

nando d. Money, D.; John s. Williams,
D.; Walter NJ. Denny, D.; j. G. Spencer,
d.
Missouri-C. N. Clark, r.; Ureil S.
Hall, D.; Alex. Nj. Dockery, D.; George
G. Crowther, R.; John G. Tarsney, D !;
David r. DeArmond, D.; Joel d. Hub
bard, R.; William NJ. Treloar, R.; Rich
Seth w. Cobb, D.; John H. Raney, r. !;
N. A. Money, R.; G. G. Burton, r.
Montana-Charles S. Hartman, r.
Nebraska-J. B. Strobe, R.; David H.
Mercer, R.; George D. Meiklejohn, r. /;
Eugene J. Hainer, R.; William e. An
drews, R.; Omer NJ. KEN, 2.
Nevada-Francis G. Newlands, s.
New Hampshire-Cy A. Sulloway,
R.; Henry M. Baker, r.
New Jersey-H. G. Loudenslager, r.
John ]. Gardner, R.; Benjamin f. How
ell, R.; Mahlon Pitney, R.; James F.
stewart, r. Richard Wayne Parker,
T.; Thomas McEwen, R.; Charles New
ell Fowler, r.
New iYork-Richard G. Mccormick,
R.; Dennis M. Hurley, R.; Francis H.
Wilson, R.; Israel f. Fischer, R.; Charles
G. Bennett, R.; James r. Howe, r..
Franklin T. Bartlett, D.; James j. Walsh
D.; Henry G. Miner, D.; A. ]. Campbell,
R.; William Sulzer, D.; George B. Nc
Clellan, D.; r. G. Shannon, R.; Lemuel
e. Quigg, R.; Philip B. Lowe, R.; Benja-
min F. Fairchild, R.; Benjamin B. O'Dell
Jr., R.; Jacob Lefever, R.; Frank S.
Black, R.; George N. Southwick, r. /;
David F. Wilbur, r.; Newton M. Curtis,
R.; Wallace 7. Foot, jr., r.; Charles A.
Chickering, R.; James S. Sherman, R.;
George w. Ray, R.; Theodore L. Pool
R.; 5. e. Payne, R.; Charles w. Gillet,
II -" Wolcun,th ~
Brewster, R.; r. B. Mahany, R.; Chas.
Daniels, R.; Warren B. Hooker, r.
North Carolina-Harry Skinner, P;
Fred A. Woodward, D.; John p. Shaw,
D.; w. f. Strand, P; Thomas Settle,
R.; James A. Lockhart, D.; A. G. Shu-
ford, R.; r: u. Linney, R.; and Richmond
Pearson, r.
North Dakota-Martin N. johnson, II.
Ohio-Charles p. Taft, r.; Jacob II.
Bromwell, r.. Paul J. Sorg, D.. Fernan-
do G. Layton, D.; Francis d. Dewitt,
r.; George w. Hulick, R.; George w.
Wilson, R.; Luther NJ. Strong, r.;
James n. Southland, R.; Lucien j. Fen
ton, R.; Chas. f. Grosvenor; r.; D. K.
w. S. Kerr, r.; Henry G. Van Voorhis,
r.; Lorenzo Danford, R.; A. S. Nc
Clure, r. r. w. Taylor, r.; Stephen
A. NOrthway, R.; Clifton B. Beach, r.;
and Theo q. Burton, r.
Oregon-Binger Hermann, R.; Will
lam r. Ellis, r.
Pennsylyania-G A. Grow, r., at
large; G.. f. Huff, r., at large; Henry
H. Bingham. R.; Roberts Adams, jr., r. !;
Frederick Halterman, R.; John e. Rey-
burn, R.; Alfred G. Harmer. r.; John
D. Robinson, R.; Irving P. Wanger, r.;
j. J. Hart, D.; Con j. Erdman, D.; Mar
riott Brosius,. R.; Joseph A. Scranton,
R.; John Leisinring, R.; Charles \.
Fifteenth district, vacant; Frederick c.
Leonard, R.; NJ. H. Kulp, r.; Il. NJ.
Mahon, R.; J. A. Stable, r.; Josiah D.
Hicks, R.; Daniel B. Heiner, R.; John
Dalzell r.; William A. Stone, r.; E.
f. Atcheson, R.; Thomas w. Phillips,
R.; Matthew Griswold, R.; Charles w.
Stone, R.; William G. Arnold, r.
Rhode IslandoMellville Bull, R.; War
South Carolina-William Elliott, D.;
W Jasper '.albert, }: Asbu.v G Lat
inner, D.; J. Stanyarne Wilson, D.;
Thomas j. Strait, D.; John G. McLaurin,
D.; j. William Stokes, D.
South Dakota-John A. Picker, R.;
B. ]. Gamble, r.
Tennessee-W. c.. Anderson, R.; III. r.
Gibson, r.; Benton McMillin, D.; j. d.
Richardson, D.; Joseph p. Washington,
D.; Nicholas N. Cox, D.; John ID. Mccall,
R.; James G. McDearmond, D.; Josiah
Patterson, ID.
Texas-Joseph c. Hutcheson, D.; Sam
uel B. Cooper, D.; G. II. YOakum, D.;
David B. CulbersOn. D.; Joseph w. Bal
ley, D.; Joseph Abbott, D.; George Z.
Pendleton, D.; Charles X. Bell, ID. Jos.
D. Savers, D.; Miles Crowley, p; Will
III Nnpnnn
RI. V. Cockrell, d.
- Vermont-Henry Powers, R.; William
w. GrOut, Il.
Virginia William A. Jones, D.; Gard
ner Tyler, D.; Tazewell Elicit, D.; w.
r, McKenney, D.; Claude A. Swanson,
D.: Peter ]. Otey, D.; S. S. Turner p;
Elisha e. Meredith, D.; James A. Walk
er. r.: Henry st. G. Tucker, X. w
Washington-S. c. Hyde, R.; William
" west Virginia-B. B. Dovener, R.; Al
lston G. Dayton, R.; james W. Huling,
R.; Warren Miller, r.. 60 u,
Wisconsin-Henry A. Cooper, H.; 70
ward Sauerhering, R.: Joseph w; BaD-
cock. r.: Theobald Often, R.; s. ;. Bar
new. r.. Alex Stewart, R.; Nj. Grimm, H.;
s. A. Cook, R.; e. S. Minor, H.; John j.
Wyoming-E. w. Mondell, r.
Oklahoma-D. T. Flynn, X.
Arizona-N. o. Murphy, r.
Ttah-F. l.. Cannon, X.
New MeXico-Thomas b. Catron, IL.
That numerous contests will be made
G evidenced from the following list, OF
hose who have already given notice that
-hey will attempt to GUST their Democratic
opponents: r
\ Aldrich. Ninth Alabama Lee Crandall'
Eighth Alabama; Harry II. Myers, sixth
4 rkansas: n. r. Hopkins, Tenth Ken
+ncky; George Denny, Jr.. Seventh Ken
tncky: III. p. Kernochan, First Loulslaha'
RI d Coleman, Second Louisiana; lay
or Reattie. Third Louisiana: w. b. BAL
o U Fourth louisiana; Eli Benoit, Fifth
sor;siona: II. G. Often. Third Missouri;
. r Van Horn. Fifth Missouri; Matt
Sixth Nebraska; ii. L. Cheat-
nam Second North Carolina; Oscar !.
Snnars Third North Carolina; George w.
II nrray. First South Carolina; L. X: John-
ton Seventh South Carolina; A. ). Kos
initial Tenth Texas; James J. Mcdonald
First Virginia; Thomas X. Borland, sec
md Virginia: ]. w. SOuthwald: Ihird
Virginia. K. r. ThOrp. Fourth Virginia
: ", Cornett, Fifth Virginia; D: lamp |
on Hoge. Sixth Virginia; X: j; Walker,
seventh Virginia; p. II. McCaull, Elghth
VIRGINIA. and Jacob YOst, Tenth virginia.
Tho above list gives the Republicans
III. Democrats, 106; POpulists, ana Lhe
silver marty /. Since the election the re
1nblicans have lost one member IN the
1eath of Hon. Myron D. Wright of Penn
'ylyania.