Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-08
THE NEXT CONGRESS.


 number of republican representatives has increased from 210, which then seemed the probable number, to 239, and the demo. cratic and populist ranks shrank corre- spondngly in the reports and the latter ale most wholly disappeared. The figures show that the republicans will probably have more than two- thirds of the house. The several state delegations, according to the latest returns, will be composed of the following:
 Alabam a-First, Clark, democrat; Second, Stallings, democrat; Third, Harri- son, democrat; Fourth, Robbins, demo- crati Fifth, Cobbs democrat; Sixth, Bank list; Eighth, Wheeler, democrat; Ninth, Underwood, democrat.
 Arkansas-First, Mccullough, democrat; Second, Little, democrat; Third, McRae, democrat; Fourth, Terry, democrat; Fifth, crat.
 California-First, Barham, republican; Second, Johnson, republican; Third, Hill born, republican; Fourth, Mcclure, dem- McLahan, republicans; Seventh, Bowers, republican.
 Colorado-First, shaffroth, republican; Second, Bowen.
 nnecticut-First, Platt, republicans; Second, Speer. republican; Third, Russell, republican; Fourth, Hill, republican,. Delaware-At large, Willis, republican. Florida-First, Sparkman, democrat; Second. Cooper, democrat. Georgia-First, Lester; Second, Russell; Third, Crisp; Fourth, Moses Fifth, Liv- ingson; Sixth, Bartlett; Seventh, Mad | dox; Eighth, Lawson; Ninth, Tate; Tenth, Black; Eleventh, Turner. Ali democrats. Idsho-At large, Wilson, republican. oud, Lorimer, republican; Third, McGanu, | democrat; Fourth, Woodman, republican; | Fifth, White, republican; Sixth, Cook, re- | publican; Seventh, Foss, republican; Eighth, Hopkins, republican; Ninth, Hit, Eleventh, Reaves, republican; Twelfth, 1 Cannon, repu blican; Thirteenth, Warner, republican; Fourteenth, Graf, republican; Fifteenth, Marsh, republican; Sixteenth, nelly, rspu ublican, Eighteenth, Noonan, republican,; Nineteenth, Wood, republi- can; Twentieth, Burrell, republican; Twenty first, Higgins. democrat; Twenty second, Smith, republican. Hardy; Third. Tracewell; Fourth, Watson; l Fifth, Overstreet; Sixth. Johnson; Sev- cath, Henry; Eighth, Harris; Ninth, Han ley; Tenth, Hatch; Eleventh, Steel; Third, Henderson; Fourth, bpdegraff; Fifth, Cousins; Sixth Lacey; Seventh, Wall; Eighth, Hepburn; Ninth, Hager; Tenth, Deliver; Eleventh, Perkins. All repubh- | cans.
 Kansas-At large, Blue, republican; | First, Frederick, republican; Second, Mill Ter; Third, Kirkpatrick, republican; Fourth, Curtis, republican; Fifth, Calder. 1 wood, republican; Sixth, Baker, popul1st; i; Seventh, Long, republican. Kentucky-First, Hendricks, democrat; Second, Clardy, democrat; Third, Hunter, republican; Fourth, Lewis, republican; democrat; Seventh, Owens, demSocrat i; Pugh, republican; Tenth, Kendall, demo- crat; Eleventh, Colson, independent.
 Louisiana-First, Meyer; Second, Buck pie1 Feqsh osasn x n Boat
 Maine-First, Reed; Second, Dingley; Third, Milliken; Fourth, Boutelle. All | republicans.
 Maryland-First, Miles, democrat; Sec democrats. Fourth, Cowen,, democrat; ton, republic
 Massach usetts-First, Wright; Second, Gi.ettei Third h Walker Fourth sApsleyi Barrett; Eighth, McCall-all republicans; ; Ninth, Fitzgerald, democrat; Tenth, Att wood, republican; Eleventh, Draper, re- publican; Twelfth, Morse, republican i; soad
 
 ing; Third, Burrows; Fourth, Thomas 1; l Fifth, Smith; Sixth, Aiken; Seventh, Shower; Eighth, Linton; Ninth, Bishop; Tenth, Crump; Eleventh, Avery; Twelfth, Stephenson. All republicans.
 innesota--First, Tawney; Second, Me- Cleary; Third, Heatwole; Fourth, Keller; l Fifth, Fletcher; Sixth, Towne; Seventh, Eddy. All republicans.
 Mississippi-First, Allen; Second, Kyle; Third, Calchings; Fourth, Money; Fifth, Williams; Sixth, Denny; Seventh, Spier. | All democrats.
 Missouri-First, Hatch, democrat; Sec- ond, Hall. democrat; Third, Orton, re- % sxIS IaGs Eighth, Clark, republican; Ninth, Clark, democrat; Tenth r Barthold, republican; !; Eleventh, Joy, republican; Twelfth, crat; Fourteenth, Arnold, democrat; Eff 1 teenth, Burton, republican. l Montana--At large, Hartman, republi- can.
 s1 NsbEasks-Flrst, s1 st1r'ode. 1T, rr,ep9aDli@caa; pa keljohn, republican; Fourth, Hadner, re- | publican; Filth, Andrews, republican; Sixth, Rem, populist. Nevada-At large, Newlands. popuIist ! and socialist.
 New Hampshire-First, Subway, re. 1 publican; Second, Baker, republican. New Jersey-First, Loudenslager, re- 1 publican; Second, Gardner, republican; | Third, Howell. republican; Fourth, Pit | ney. republican; Fifth, Stewart, republi- l can; Sixth, Parker, republican; Seventh, l Mctwen, republican,; Eighth, Fowler, re- | publican.
 New York-First. Mccormick, republi- can; Second, Hurley, republican; Third, Wilson, repu blican; Fourth, Fischer, re- publican; Fifth, Bennett. republican; lett, democrat; Eighth, Walsh, democrat; Ninth, Miner, democrat; Tenth, Campbell,