Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-24

Twenty-second. Dickinson. Clay-S- 3.
Twenty third. Marion. Chase. Morris-R.
T. Rattey, of Marion.
Twenty-fourth. Lyon, Greenwood-Will-
fam McBrown of Greenwood.
Tventy-fifth. Butler-T. B. Murdock.
Twenty sixth. Elk. Chautauqua-J. D.
MTTSrisn TSent1-sevent eI HhansaVfes coWies-s NJ Fall
Twenty-eighth, Sumner. W. Haughey.
Twenty;ninth; sedgwick.B l. Gordon.
Thirtieth. HaExey; McPherson-Royai
Thirty-second, Cloud, Republic--c. w.
Gulick. of Republic.
Thirty-fourth. Ellsworth. Russell. Lin
coin, Osborne-E. W. Wellington, of Els
worth.
Thirty-ffth, Barton, Rice, Stafford-T. ].
Ross, of Barton.
Thirty-sixth. Reno, Kingman, Pratt-A.
NJ. Switzer. of Reno.
Thirty-eighth Edwards. Ness. Hodge
man, Rush. Pawnee, Lane. Scott. Wichita,
Greeley. Hamilton. Kearny. Finney, Has
kell Grant, Stanton. Morton, Stevens, Sew
ard-John 5. Simmons. Of Lane.
Thirty-ninth, Cove, Trego, Ellis. Rocks.
Graham. Sheridan. Decatur. Rawlins. .Thom-
as, Logan. Wallace. Sherman, Cheyenne
J.. G.. Parker. of Decatur
Fortieth. Smith, Phillips, Norton-W. r.
Myers. of Smith.
state. and in the above list twenty-nine
nominees are given. leaving eleven yet TO
he heard from. OF the entire twenty-nine.
the only senator who is receiving a re-
election is W. f. Stearne. of Shawnee
county. Harry Gordon. OF Wichita. might
be included with Mr.. Sterne. though he
has never served in the senate. He was
elected last fall to fill a vacancy Among
the nominees who have served in the sem
ate before are 7. B. Murdock and c. F.
johnson.
Up to this date but sixty-nine of the IDS
members of the house have been nominated
by the Republicans. as follows:
Third district, Atchison county-A- ].
Fourth. Jerferson-C. c. Mccarthy; Fifth
Ross Dickey.
Twelfth. Johnson-w. J. Johnson;
Thirteenth. Douglas-George j. Barker;
Fourteenth-A. Henley.
Fifteenth. Franklin-John T. Baker.
Seventeenth, Lnn-George w: Jones:
Eighteenth, Anderson-M. a. Carmichael
Nineteenth, Allen-G De Witt
Twentieth, Bourbon-l. y. Try; twenty
frst-B. H. Goodno.
Twenty-second, Crawford-W. j. Gregg;
Twenty-thrd-E. H. Brown.
Twenty-fourth, Cherokee - James Grey;
Twenty-fifth-L. c. Weldy.
Twenty-sixth, Labette.w. ]. Loush;
Twenty-seventh-D. NJ. Bender.
Twenty-eighth, Montgomery. F. Gull
key.
Twenty-ninth. Neosho-C. A. Cox.
Thirty-frst. Woodson-Warren W. Fin
Thirty-second, coffey-A B. condit
,r Thirty;ff,h. shawneeIA. L. Brooke: 5IS.
Thirty-eiehth. Jackson-M. C. Gates:
Thirty-ninth-John NJ. Bacon.
Forty-first Nemeha-S. S. Meeks.
Fortysecond, Marshali-R B. Moore.
Forty-fourth; Riley-George r Poison.
Far3v!ysiss,bm FqrysfSenlh LYsn sTad,,eld LAMBERT
Forty-ninth, Greenwood-G. w. Burt.
Fiftieth, Elk-J. w. Hanson.
Fifty-second. Cowley-J. V. Beekman;
Flfty-third-C. H. Elliott.
Fifty-fourth. Butler u. NJ. satterth-
Fifty-ffth. Chase-H. C. Snyder.
Eiftysixth MaTtonEE Torri r. BSFksooer WIsp
sixty-frst. Republic-T Arbuthnot.
sixty-second; Cloud-T. Z; Raines ;,,,
sixty-sixth. HarveyET. j. Jackson.
stein: sixty-eighth-C. N. Irwin: Sixty
seventy-frst. sumner-salmon T, Tuttle.
Seventy-second, Harper-Paul Heise.
pTap Kns%anwT o Tbdmpson eonn0n
sevensy-sixth. vensy sixth Reno " Theodore Botkin:
nty-sevsrfi-Thcmas KeSdie.
Seventy-ninth, Barton-B. +. Lorimse.
Eightieth. Rice-H. c. Taylor.
Ninety-first. Rush-Charies Pivonki.
Ninety Pawnse-A .Mnse 4. Th9rp IlnnIon
Ninetv-sixth Clark-H. ]. Bone.
Ninety-seventh. Ford-W. J. Fitzgerald.
Nlnety-eighth, Hodgsman-E. P. Bradley.
Cne Hundred and Tenth, Logan-H. F.
oae Hundred and Thirteenth. Wichita
one Hundred and Fifteenth. Lance. E.
Lobdell
One Hundred and Sixteenth. Finney-A.
II. Burtis.
Cnc Hundred ard Twenty-fourth. Sew
ard-Laonard Aker.
OF the list given above, the following
are members of the last house: A. ].
White. Atchison; c. c. Mccarthy, Jeffer-
son; John T. Baker: Franklin: G. Dewitt,
Allen: y. II. Gcodno, Bourbon: E. H.
Brown, Crawford; W. J. Lough, Labette;
T.. NJ. Bender, Labette: c. A. Cox, Ne
o-ho; 3. S. Fenedict. Wilson: /. E. Lam
bert. Lyon; John Shouse, Chautauqua: J.
V. Beekman. Cowley: j. n. Sattsrtnwnfte.
Butter: J. NJ; Miller, Morris: Otto Eek
stein. Sedgwick: w. L. Cannon, kingmau
H. J. Bone Clark: W. J. Fitzgerald,
Ferd: f. p. eradiey, Hodgena-: F. f,
Grimes. Wichita C. f. Lobdell, Lane:
Leonard Aker. Seward.
OF the sixty-nine districts for which
nominees are named above, ten were rep
resented in the last house by Populists
and ffty-nine by Republicans.