The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-11-04

Robinson. Dem. and Pop; 18th, Royse, Rep.
Iowa-First, Clark, Rep; second Curtis,
Rep; third, Henderson, Rep; fourth. Upde-
graft. Rep; fifth, Cousins. Rep; sixth.
Hepburn, Rep; NINTH Hager, Rep: 10Th.
Dolliver, Rep; 18th, Perkins. Rep
Kansas-At large, Blue, Rep; first Bod
erick, Rep; second, Harris, Rep; third,
Farnely, Dem; fourth, Curtis, Rep: fifth,
Vincent, Pop. endorsed by Dems.); sixth,
and Pop.
Kentucky-First, Wheeler, Dem: second,
Clardy, DEM; third, Rhea, DEM: fourth,
Smith, F. S. D.: fifth. Evans Rep; sixth.
eighth, Davidson. Rep; ninth, Pugh, Rep. /;
10th, Langley, Rep: 18th, Coson, Rep.
Louisiana-First, Meyer, F. 8. D.; second,
Davey, F. S. D.; third. Broussard. Dem.
fourth. Ogden, Rep: fifth. Baird. Dem.
sixth, Robson, Dem.
ley, Rep; third, Milliken, Rep, fourth,
Boutelle, Rep.
Maryland-First, Barbour. Rep: second.
Baker, Rep: third, Boose Rep; fourth,
Mcintyre, Rep; fifth, Mudd, Rep; sixth,
Mcdonald, Rep.
Observation-Disclosures, Wright, Rep; Sec
ond, Gillette, Rep; third, Walker, Rep.
fourth, Weymouth Rep; fifth. Knox, Rep
sixth, Moody, Rep; seventh, Barrett, Rep
eighth. Mccall Rep; ninth, Fitzgerald,
DEM; 10th. Barrows, Rep; 18th, Sprague,
Rep; 18th. Levering. Rep; 18th, Simpkins,
Rep.
Michigan-First, Corliss Rep; second,
Spaulding. Rep; third, Corbin, s. NJ D.;
fourth, Hamilton, Rep; fifth, w. A. Smith.
Rep; sixth, Samuel w. Smith, Rep.;. sew
enth, snover, Rep: eighth, Bruckot, Dem.
ninth, Bishop. Rep; 10th, Crump, Rep.
18th, Mesicl. Rep; 18th, Sheldon. Rep.
Minnesota-First, Tawney, Rep: second,
McCleary. Rep; third, Heatwole, Rep.
fourth, Stevens, Rep; fifth, Fletcher. Rep.
sixth, Morris. Rep; seventh, Eddy, Rep.
unreported; third Catchings, DEM; fourth.
Fox, DEM; fifth, Williams. DEM; sixth,
Love. F. S. D.; seventh, Henry, F. S. D.
Missouri-First. unreported: second. un-
reported; third. Dockery. DEM; fourth,
Cochran, Dem and Pop: fifth, Cowherd,
F. s. D.; sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth,
unreported; 10th, Bartholdt, Rep; 11th,
Joy, Rep: 18th, Peace, Rep; 13th unre-
ported; 14th, Benton, DEM: 18th, unre-
ported
Montana, at large Hartman, silver Rep.
Nebraska-First. doubtful; second, Mey-
er, Rep: third, Maxwell, Dem. and Pop !;
fourth, Haines, Rep; fifth, Andrews, Rep. !:
sixth, Cady, Rep.
Nevada-At large Nelands, Silver DEM
New Hampshire-First, Sulloway. Rep;
second Clark
New Jersey-First, Loudenslager, Rep !;
second. Gardner, Rep; third, Howell, Rep. !;
fourth, Whitney, Rep: fifth, Stewart,
Rep; sixth, Parker, Rep; seventh, Nc
Evan, Rep; eighth. Fowler. Rep.
New York-First. Belford, Rep; second,
Hurley, Rep. third, Wilson, Rep: fourth,
Fischer, Rep: fifth, Bennett Rep; sixth,
Howe, Rep; seventh, Vertage, Tammany;
eighth, Mitchell. Rep; ninth. Bradley,
Tammany; 10th, Cummings. Tammany;
18th, Sulzer, Tammany; 18th. Mcclellan,
Tammany; Endorsed by s. M. D.; 18th,
Cloo,op pan 18th Ouipp Ron 1s+h
Low, Rep; 18th, Ward, Rep; 17th,s Odel,
Rep: 18th, Ketcham. Rep; 18th, Cochran
Rep; goth, Southwick, Rep; 21st, Wilbur
Rep: 22nd, Littauer Rep, 23rd, Foote,
Rep; oath, Chickering, Rep; 25tS Sher-
man, Rep; 26th, Ray, Rep; 9th, Poole.
Rep; 2Sth, Payne, Rep; 29th, Gillet, Rep; ;
goth. Wadsworth, Rep; 31st, Brewster,
Rep; s2nd, Mahany, Rep; 33rd. Alexander,
Rep; 34th, Hooker, Rep. -@s' .
North Carolina-First, Finney, Pop; Sec
ond. White, Rep; Third Fowler Pop.
Fourth, Stroud, Pop; Fifth, Kitchen, Dem !;
Sixth, Martin, Pop; Seventh, Shuford,
Pop; Eighth, doubtful: Ninth. doubtful
North Dakota-At large, Johnson. Rep.
Ohio-First, Donnelly, Pop. and F. S. D.:
Second, Bromwell, Rep; Third, doubtful
Fourth, Marshall, Dem. and Pop; Fifth,
Mackison, F. S. D. and Pop; Sixth, Brown,
Rep; Seventh, Weaver, Rep; Eighth, Ly-
brand, Rep; Ninth. Southard, Rep; 10th,
Fenton, Rep; 18th. Grosvenor, Rep; 18th,
donDtful: l5th. norton, DeH.' l4cn herr,
Rep; 18th, Vanvoorhis, Rep; 18th, Danford,
Rep; 18th Mcdowell. Dem. and Pop; 18th,
Taylor Rep; 19th Northway, Rep; 10th,
Beech, Rep; 21st. Burton, Rep.
Oregon-First, Tongue, Rep; Second, Ell
is, Rep.
Pennsylvania-At large, Galushagrow,
Rep; Davenport, Rep; First Bingham,
Rep; Second, Adams, Rep; Third, Nc
Aleer, Dem: Fourth, Young, Rep; Fifth
Harmon. Rep; Sixth, doubtful; Seventh,
Wanger, Rep; Eighth. Kirkpatrick, kep. !;
Ninth, Ermentrout, DEM. 10th. Brosius.
Rep; 18th. Connell. Rep; 18th, Williams,
Rep; 18th, Brumm. Rep: 14th. Olmstead,
Rep; 18th, Codding, Rep; 18th, Packer,
Rep; 17th. Kulp Rep; 18th, Mahon, Rep. /;
18th, Banner, F. S. D.; 10th. Hicks, Rep:
w. A. Stone. Rep; oath, Acheson, Rep. !:
25th, Davidson, Rep; 26th Sturtevant, Rep. !;
9th. c. w. Stone, Rep; 2Sth, Arnold, Kep
Rhode Island-First, Bull, Rep; second.
Capron, Rep.
South Carolina-First, Elliott, Dem; Sec
fourth, Wilson. Dem; fifth. Strait. Dem. !:
SIXTH McLairin, Dem. seventh, Stokes,
Dem.
South Carolina-At large. not reported.
Tennessee-First, Brownlow. Rep; Sec
ond. Gibson. Rep; third. Moon. Dem. !;
DEM; sixth. Gaines, F. s. D.: seventh.
Cox, Dem; eighth, Sins. F. s. D.: ninth.
Pierce, F. 9. D.; tenth, doubtful.
Texas-First, Ball, F. S. D.: second,
Cooper. F. s. D.; third. Graffenreid. Dem. j:
fourth, unreported; fifth, Bailey, eDm. (;
sixth, Burke, DEM; seventh. unreported;
eighth, Lanham, DEM; ninth, Sayers.
Dem; 10th, unreported; 18th. Kleburg,
DEM; 18th, Slayden, DEM; 18th, Stephens,
F. s. D. ~
Utah-At large, unreported.
Vermont-First. Powers, Rep: second,
Grout, Rep. -
Virginia-First, Jones, Dem.: second.
Young, Dem; third, Lamb, DEM: fourth,
Eppes, Dem; fifth. Swanson. Dem.; sixth.
Otey, Dem: seventh, Hay, Dem.: eighth.
Rixey, Dem; ninth, Walker. Rep; 10th.
YOst, Rep. ~
Washington-At large, two, unreported.
West Virginia-First, Movener, Rep. sec
ond. Dayton, Rep; third. Dorr. Rep.
fourth. Miller, Rep. =.
Wisconsin-First. Cooper. Rep; Second.
Sauerhering, Rep: Third. Babcock. Rep. /:
Fourth. Otjem, Rep: Fifth. unreported: /:
Sixth, Davidson. Rep; Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth, unreported; Tenth, Jenkins. Rep.
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