Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-10
THE NEXT SENATE.
How 1t Will Stand Politically Now
That DclaMnre's Result is Uncertain


Delaware having been the last state in
which a United States Senator remained to
he elected, the Senate roster for the open
ing of the Fifty-fourth Congress is now
complete. ODlitting the second Delaware
.senatorship, the Senate, politically, will be
composed as follows: Republicans. A: dem
ocrats. SO; populists, 6. The membership
of the next Senate is as follows:
Alabama-Jchn T. Morgan, democrat;
James L. Pugh. democrat.
Arkansas-James K. Jones, democrat:
James H. Berry. democrat.
California-George c. Perkins, republican;
Stephen NJ. White democrat.
Colcrado-Henry NJ. Teller. republican;
Edward o. Wolcott, republican.
Connecticut-Joseph r. Hawley, republic
can; Orville H. Plat, republican.
Delaware-George Gray, democrat dis
puted).
Ffor;da-samuel Pasco, democrat; Wilkin-
son Call, democrat
Georgia-John B. Gordon, democrat;
Augustus o. Bacon, democrat.
Idaho-Fred T. Dubois, republican; George
L. Shoup. republican.
Illinois-Shelby NJ. Cullom, republican;
John NJ. Palmer, democrat.
IndiaEa-Deniel w. voorhees,, democrat,
David Turpie. democrat.
Iowa-Wn. B. Allison, republican, John
H. Gear. republican.
Kansas-Wm. A. PETER, populiSt; Lucien
Baker, republican.
Kentucky-Joseph c. S. Blackburn. demo-
crat; William Lindsay, democrat.
IouiSiana-Donelson Caffery, democrat;
Newton c. Blanchard. democrat.
Maine-Eugene Hale, republican; William
P. Frye, republican.
M&ryland-Arthur P. German, democrat;
Charles H. Gibson, democrat.
observation-disclosures F. Hoar republic
can: Henry c. Lodge, republican.
Michigan-James Mcmillan. republican,;
Julius c. Burrows, republican.
X l.
can: Knute Nelson, republican.
Mississippi-Jamcs z. George, democrat;
Edward c. Walthall, democrat; .
Missouri-Francis NJ. Cockrell, democrat;
George g. Vest, democrat.
Mon ana-Lee Mantle, republican; Thos.
II. Carter, republican.
Nebraska-William V. Allen, populist;
John NJ. Thurston. republican.
Nevada-John P. Jones, populist; William
NJ. Stewart, populist.
New Hampshire-William E. Chandler,
republican; Jacob II. Gallinger. republican.
New Jersey-James Smith. jr., democrat;
William ]. Sewell, republican.
New York-David B. Hill, democrat; Ed
ward Murphy, jr, democrat.
North Ca-olina-M1rion Butler, popullSt;
j. P. Pritchard, republican.
North Dakota-Henry c. HansbrouSh, re-
publican William N. Roach. democrat.
Ohio-John Sherman. republican; Calvin
Oregon-John H. Mitchell. republican;
George W. Mcbride. republican.
Pennsylvania. Donald Cameron, repub-
iican; Matthew S. Quay, republican.
Rhode Is!and-Nelson W. Aldrich, repub-
lican: George p. Wetmore, republican.
South Carolina-John l.. NJ. 1rby, demo-
crat: Benjamine F. Tillman, democrat.
South Dakota-Richard F. Pettigrew, re-
publican; James H. Kyle, populist.
Tenuessee-Isham G. Harris, democrat;
William b. Bate, democrat.
Texas-Roger @. Mills. democrat; Horace
Chiffon, democrat.
Vernont-Justin S. Morrill,, republican;
Redfield Proctor, republican.
Virginia-John w. Daniel, democrat;
Thomas S. Martin. democrat.
Washington-Watson C. Squire, republic
can; John L. Wilson. republican.
West Virgnia-Charles ]. Faulkner,
democrat; Stephen b. Elkins. republican.
Reconsideration B. Villas, democrat;
John L. Mitchell, democrat.
Wyoming-Francis E. Warren, republican;
Clarence d. Clarke, republican.