Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

Second Distf1ct-WAJtef ]. HAyes meme.
tom: CHARLES 4. Lloyd tPopa!issj. Muss:itiSs..
Third District-Dayid Is. Henterson (Repub-
lean; Dubuque; II. q. vsseo Denocr.t and
Fourth bi%strict-Thomss urdeerst Repub-
lican) McGregUr: james 4. DabcUck demo.
craft: West Union: @. H. Marshat! tPupnltst)..
Fifth District -Roneet v. COnslus lRepubll.
cam. Upton: W. 2. Daniels Democrat. Cedar
lssptds; w. II. Calhoun Poputist). Marshxll-
sixth District.-Iohn +. Lacey Republioanl,
Oskslooss: William. II. TAYLOR (Delnucrst).
.. ou1cid; Rev. Allen Clare (Populist). OF
eeventh Dtstrict-John A. I. Hull Republi-
can. Dos Muihc<; r. j. Bancroft (Industrtxl,
Des Moiues endorsed by Democrats aud Pop
Eiphth Digtrlct-willtam u. Hepburn IRE
pub tcsnl. .CIartnda; frank Q. stustt lDemo-
st Sint Hnf biserict-A L. H.aer tRepus,,c.n,
Greenfield; James b. Weaver trsopIe's aud
p1 TenstI ni.tr,ct-J. p. po,,,v.r e,n,.
ulist). Emmetsbureh.
Eleventh District-G.oree D: Perkins IRE
craft. Battle Greek: James l.. Bartholomew
tpopulist!: Morehead; H. T. Sutton tProhtbi-
Wisconsin.
First Dlstrict.Henry a. Cooper Republi-
ilton Utty Populist. Racine: A. =. Kay PRO
htbtttonistj. Broadhead; Andrew Kull Demo-
CEACJ. W6kWOFE0s
Second Dis~tlfct-Charles Barwie Democrat,
Maysvilie; Edward SQUEEZING Wepublican).
Maysville; John J. Sutton lProhibitioni1t).
Third District-Joseph W. Babcock (Repub-
lican,. Necedaa; {. N. !iutt !Populist and Dem
ocrat). V'troqua; j. G. Martin ltrohibitionist).
Fourth District-Theobald Often (Republi-
CAM. Milwaukee,: Henry Sn.ith popuiist).
Fifth Distrfct..H. Blank tDcmocrat); S. 8.
Iscnrig independent Republican,, f. c. Rung
uOpulist). ShebOygan.
Sixth District.,o,A. Wells Democrat. Fond
bishop Ponuiistl. stocsbridaes;' byron i. Van
keuren tProhlb,tionist. Oshkosh.
cr seve mack p.iSsleE E.,is ii. Lewis Demo-
craft: appleton; T: $. Mtnor Mepnblicanl.
Ant.ro: Alexainder stewart Repabiican5, Wau..
sau: Sohn /. Miles (popults,l, Ashland.
Tenth District.John y. Jenkins Mepubli-
tDeinocrat). West Snpcrior: William Monroe
Popuitst). West Sup John Holt (Prohi-
Michigan.
First Dlstrict.Levi T. Griffin Democr,t,.
troit; James II. Dunn (LahoD, Detroit,
Second Dist,ict-Ihos. r.. BarkwOrth Dem
ocrat md Populist). jackson: g. A. SpauldinR
Third District-Julius C. Burrows Repub-
lican). kalamazoo.
craft, Nashville; Henry F. Thomas Republi-
cam. Alegan.
Fifth District-william Alden Smith Re-
publfcan). Grand Rapids; Joseph Tibbitts
WOpultst).
Sixth District David D. Aiken Rcpub-
lie: n. Flint; Samuel IL. kilbourne (Democrat).
+. Ii. Wilcox tDemocrat). Pontiac.
Seventh District-E. {. Carlton Democrat).
Horace q: Shower lltnnu olican). Port Austin.
Eighth Dtstrict-William $. Linton (RepGb-
Ninth Distrfct-R. p. Bishop Republican,,
Ludinston; w. T. Evans DEMOCRACY. Pent-
water.
Tenth D!strict-R. O. Crump Republican,,
Bay City: w. L.. Churchill DEMOCRACY. Alpena.
Eleventh District-John Avery Republican,.
Twelfth II -~trict-samucl Stephenson (Re-
publican). Alenominee.
Nebraska.
Lincoln: 4. ii. Weir Pop uiiSa. 1 isepIo'''an''
Second District-Daviu S. Mercer Ilepubli-
cam. Omaha; James +. Boyd Democrat),
Omaha; y; Glenn Weaver Populisstl. Omaha;
Third District-Georee D. Meiklejohn Re-
publicanl. Fullerton; G.. II. Thomas Demo
craft. Schuyler: J. NJ. Devine Wopulist), Leigh.
Fourth D~istrict..,Engene j. Hainer Repub-
licanl. Aurora: W.. L. Stark independently,
Fifth District-WiiliamA A. McKcighan Gnde-
pendentl, Red Cloud; William E. Andrews
Wepublican). Hastings.
Sixth Distrtct-Omer Doughcrty Republic.
| cam, Ogallula.
South Dakota.
At laIge-John A. Pickler tRepublican), Faux
ton: w. A. Lynch DEMOCRACY, Huron; j. Z.
Kelley Populist). Nandreau.
J. Gamble (Republican). Yankton: Robert
T.. Conner Democrat). Hot Springs; freeman
knowles lPopulist), Deadwoou.