Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-11-26

Congressman Batcock, chairman of
the republican coDgI essional commit
! tee, gives the only accurate list thus
| far had of the names and number OF
| congressman elected Nov 8, with
| their exact political complexion, or
! leanings. This list is not complete,
as to the results in every district in
the United States, as there are still
! some districts where the results are
not yet certain. The list, as far as
| the results are positively known, is
as follows:
! Alabama-G. w. Taylor, Jesse F.
! Stallings, Henry D. Clayton, 7. S.
| Plowman, Col. Willis Brewer, John
! H. Bankhead, w. l. Bullock, Joseph
! Wheeler and Oscar w. Underwood, all
dem. pop.
Arkansas Philip D. Mccullough,
John S. Little, Thomas C. McRae, W.
l.. Terry, Hugh A. Dinsmore and S.
| Brundage, all dem pop S.
| California-John A. Barham rep. J.,
Marion Devries dem pop.), Samuel
G. Hilborn (silver-rep.); Eugene F.
Loud rep.); w. w. Bowers Silver
rep, and H. Clay, (dem. pop. }
republicans, 2; silver republicans, q;
democrat-populists, 2, with the fourth
district not heard from.
Colorado-John F. Shafroth and
John c. Bell (dem pops >.
Connecticut-E. Stevens, Nehemiah
! D. Sperry, Charles A. Russell and
! Ebenezer J. Hill (reps a.
Delaware-L. Irving Handy, at large
! (dem pop j.
Florida Stephen N. Srarknan, R.
| w. Davis (dem. pops y.
! Georgia-Rufus E. Lester, J. NJ.
Griggs, E. B. Lewis, W. G. Adamson,
l.. F. Livingston, Charles l.. Bart
lett, John w. Maddox, W. M. Howard,
F. C. Tate, w. H. Fleming and w.
G. Brantley, all dom pops i'll.
ldaho-James Gum (dem.-pop }
! L
Illinois-James r. Mann, William
Lorimer, Hugh R. Belknap, Daniel w
Mills, George E. White, Edward d.
| Cooke, George Edrlund, Albert J.
Hopkins, Robert r. Hit, G. w.
Prince, Walter Reeves, Joseph G.
Cannon, Vespasian Warner, Joseph V.
Graft, Benjamin F. Marsh (reps J; J.
l. Rinaker, Thomas NJ. Jet, Andrew
j. Hunter, James r. Campbell, Jehu
! Baker (Gem.-pops.); James A. Con-
molly and George w. Smith (reps }
Republicans, Is; democrat-populists
| 5.
Indiana-James A. Hemenway
(rep); Robert Miers (dem pop J; w d..
T. Zenor (dem. -pop.); w. S. Holman
Cdem .-pop.) George W. Faris, Henry
| U. Johnson, Jesse Overstreet, c.. L..
Henry, Charles B. Lands, E. D..
Crumpacker, George w. Steel, L. w.
Royse (reps.). The twelfth district
not given, making 9 republicans and
three democrat-porulists.
Iowa-Samuel NJ. Clark, George M .
Curtis, David B. Henderson, Thomas
Updegraff, Robert G. Cousins, John
F. Lacey, John A. T. Hull, W. P.
Hepburn, A. L. Hager, J. P. Dolliver
and George D. Perkins (reps i'll.
Kansas. D. Botkin, at large
dem .-pop.); Case Broderick Silver
rep; N. S. Peters, E. B. Ridgley, w &.
D. Vincent, N. D. Mccormick, Jerry
Simpson dem .-pops.), and Charles
Curtis (silver-rep.) Dem crat-popu-
lists, 6; silver republicans, 2.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS K. Wheeler,
Tnhn n C1orSu Tchn
H. Smith, Albert S. Berry Evan e
Settle, Thomas Y. Fitzpatrick (dem =
pops.); Walter Evans, G. NJ. Dawson
Samuel J. Pugh and David G. Colson,
| Z democrat-populists and 4 repub-
licans-11.
Davey, H. W. Ogden, Alexis Benoit
and Samuel NJ. Robinson (dem. :
pops.)-5, with the third district not
reported.
Maine Thomas B. Reed, Nelson
Dingley, Jr., Seth L. Milliken
and Charles A. Bcutellc (reps. -.
Maryland-Isaac A. Barber, W. B.
Baker, w. S. Booze, W. W. McIntire
Sy:1ey E. Mudd, John Mcdonald
(reps.)-6.
Massachusetts-Ashl B. Wright
Frederick H. Gillett, Joseph H.
Walker, George W. Weymouth, w. S.
Knox, W. NJ. Moody, W. E. Bartlett
S. W. Mccall, Rev. S. J. Barrows
Charles S. Sprague, W. c. Lowering
John Simpkins (reps J; John F. FItz-
gerald (dem pop. )-Republicans, u
democrat-populists 1.
Michigan B. Corhss, George
> Spaulding, E. L. Hamilton, William
Alden Smith, Horace G. Shower, Ros-