The evening times., 1895-12-21

Democrat: a. L. Hager Iowa Samuel NJ.
Ilark, iowa, L. r. AciIcson, L ems yivanla:
george u. trowfner, IssourI; p..uIanill,
T. husseii, UeorsId; AsnDury & IattIlntr
SOuin Carolina, Jouu ID. ClaIuy, hentuCky
Railways and tanals-Elgnt kepuDu-
cans, i've Democrats; CnesIer A. Quicker.
ihs' we" loo, D a. LOOK, W Isconsln, JUnn
DSLsctlriug, reniIsy wanna, v. Warner, lii
hois, "audce L. roote, New YORK; Jonn
r Lacey, iowa, Thomas Mckwan Nrw
jersey; William A. Canernead, Kansas;
4. Lockhart, North Carolina; l.. c. Mctiann,
liiInols, William II. lIchenney, virginia
ana feter J. O,ey, Virginia.
war .ianns-Eignt republicans, five
democrats, L. Nj. Mahon, Pennsylvania:
John Avery, Michigan; GEORGE ". Wilson.
ONO, Jetnro "A. hatcn, InuIdna; Henry X
uipson, lehIirssee; ineoDdiu UJJen. WIS
Sonsin; Dennls M. Hurley Nrw YorS
odiiiuei j. fuSu, hentuCks Jonn s. Euz-
Seid!u, MASSACHUSETTS, D. o. LOutt.r, Texas.
hoDert Neiii, Arkans,is; Char.es r. buck
Loaisialii, ana X. T.. Lester, Georgia.
fuDiic Lanus-Eleyen R.IJubiIcan, five
democrats and one deleg ate-J r acey
OF iowa; 5. N. stephenson, Michlpan.
y: y. ~. Me.keijohn, Nepr.isxa, ". ". 30 ~ers,
alro,nia' ,,,rn.lr W, x. Ens, oregon. $. 5.
Edgar Wilson, ldano; N. Il. Culp, Penn
synania; Jonn r shaTroth, Colorado.
y. 1. fiynn, okianolna, delegate; T. Nc
rat, al rkaiisas: A. Z. Latlrnei south caro-
lima; r. l.. Downing, Illinois: oscar "
& inla-
Election of President, Etc-Eight Re
phuiicais and 1--we Dcinocrats-Sewton
Al. curtis, New York; Henry II. Baker.
New hainlsnlre; H. Ii. Atwoou; Mlssis-
slppl; A. Y. Arnold, Pennsylvania: T.. H.
beacn, Ohio' j.. d. kaney, Missouri; James
New York; H. st. u Tucker, Virginia:
w Ii. Cram, Texas; Thomas e. Lawson
Georgia; Jesse F. StaIlings. Alabama: N.
W. howard, Alabama.
AlcUnOllC IlutlDr
lcdhS. iour Democrats. ELL an A. Morse Mas
sachusetts: Charles Daniels. New York: Eu-
geneJ. Halner. Nebraska; Andrew K. KieIer,
MlnnesOta, orlando burrIii. Illinois: John 4
Willis, Delaware: L. r. Livingston GeoI-
gia; s. b. Cooper. Texas; H. A. woodard,
North Carolina; James u. Spencer. Missis-
sippi.
i-.rary-TwoR Reyu blicans, one Democrat.
A. l.. Harmer. PENNSYLVANIA; L. E. Quigg,
New ork; Amos j. Cummings. New IuIh
PrinuuS-l woReLuo,cans, one Democrat ::
George u. Perkins. Iowa; Charles A. Chick
erlng. New YORK, JamesD. Ricna rdson, Ten
neSsee.
DIs,rict of Columbia-Nine Republicans
six Democrats: A. C. Harmer, fennsyiva-
ma; James A. BaDcock. WisconsIn, ueorge
NJ Curtis. Iowa; George w. Hulick, OHIO;
Richard C. Shannon; New York; James H.
Hullng. West Virginia; BenJamIn Il. O'Deu,
jr.. New York; Alfred Mines, Michigan;
George L. Wellington. Maryland; James d.
Richardson, Tennessee; Harry W. Rusk,
AiaryiaDd; James T.. toDb. AiIOama; L. l..
Mcreultn. virginia; Joseph Abbot, Texas;
Seth W. Cobb, Missouri.
ducation-Seven Republicans six Demo-
Gratis: Galusha A. Grow. PENNSYLVANIA:
Samuel W. Mccall. Massachusetts; Samuel
N. Clarke Iowa; K. c. Mccormick, New
York; Charles L. Henry. llQlana; William
T.. Barrett. Massachusetts: Satluei } Pugh
Kentuc cky; D. A. DeArmuud Missouri;
Charles r. Bell. Texas; Henry w. Ogden,
louisiana; William Elliott. South Carolina;
Thomas u. lawson. Georgia; A. c. Shu-
ford, North Carolina.
Inmig ration and Naturalization-Six Re
pubilcan and four Democrats: Richard
Bartnoidt, missouri; L. Danford, Ohio;
Z. +. Acheson, Pennsylvania; Robert Trace
well. Indiana; Benjamin F. Howell, New
Jersey; g. 3. Barney, Wisconsin; John X.
Cowen, Maryland; s. Wilson, South Caro-
Ina, John h. Hendrick, Kentucky; Charles
F. Buck, louisiana :
Expenditures IN the Navy Department
-Four Republicans, three Democrats: H. F.
irnemas, MiciiigdB; James F. stewart, New
Jersey; J. H. Stanle, Pennsylvania; j. II.
iSoutnard, Ohio; s. s.. Turner, Virginia;
Jonn h. HendrIck. Kentucky; and s. vii.
Expenditures in the Postoffice Depart
menEFour Republicans, three Democrats:
H. H. Bingham, Pennsylvania; Micnael7
Griffin, Mlcnlgan;5 Joseph ", Irafr. lili-
den, Louisiana; N. w. Howard, Alabama,
anu SamueI w. Robertson, louisiana.
Expenditures in the Department of In
tsrlosF three PndI Na
y
York; G. H. Noonan, Texas; N. A. Molly,
NJ issouri; William SultZer, New York; j.
IS. William, Mississippi; G. p. Harrison.
Alabama.
Irrigation Arid Lands-seven Republi-
cans; three Democrats; one Populist: b.
Hermann Oregon; A. Barhan, California;
Z. Wilson. Idaho; J. T. Shafrroth, Colorado;
F. NJ. -Mondeil, wyoming; r.. j. Gamble,
South Dakota: Samuel c. Hyde, Washing
ton; j. c. Hutcheson, Texas; j. E. WASH
ington, Tennessee; e. L. Bartlett, Georgia;
j. G. Bell. Colorado. 1r-
Leyees Mississippi Riyer-Nine Repub-
licaIs: four Democrats: & WV Ray, New
York; X. ADAMS, -JF., Pennsylvania; W. o.
Arnold. Rhode Island; H. A. Cooper, Wis
cons.n; A Mines, Michigan; &. N. Clark, Mis-
sour: n. Clark, Miss6ari; g. N. Curtis. Iowa:
H. G. Hunter kentuckyi L. w. Royse, In
DIANA; j. M.-Aiien, mississippi; j. Z. Mt
Dearmon, Trnnessee; T. A. Woodward,
North Carolina !; p II. Oteys Virginia.
Invalid Pepsious-Ten Republicans, four
Democrats, one Populist: j. A. Picker,
South Dakota; H. E-Ihonfas, Michigan; ben
son Wood, Illinois: Cyrus F. Sulloway, New
Hampshire; T. L. Poole, New York; 8. 7.
Kirkpatrick, Kansas; Winfield g. Kerr,
Ohio; w. @. Anderson, Tennessee; W. E. An
drews, Nebraska: G. C. Crowther, Missouri;
C. ]. Erdnian, Pennsylvania; F. G. Laytn',.