The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-15

bath tubs, scented soaps and free
shampoos, all at government expense,
and Senator Kyle may find the same
klnd OF a battle on for him when the
South Dakota legislature meets. Sen
ator Pugh will also have opposition.
Senators who are certainly not com
ing back are Blackburn, of Kentucky;
Br1ce, of Ohio; Cameron, Of Pennsyl-
Vania, who has already declined to be
a candidate; Hill, Of New York Palm
Villas, of Wisconsin; Gordon, Of Geor-
gia; Irby, Of South Carolina, and
Arthur Brown, of Utah. Senator Cor
don declined some time ago to serve
again, and Senator Irbys successor
was chosen at the late primaries in
South Carolina, where the candidates
were ex-Gov. John Gray Evans anG
Judge w. H. Earle. Evans was Till
mantle and was defeated by Earle,
who will, therefore, under the new con-
stitutton Of that state, be the next SEN
ator. Brown, Of Utah, was not bolt
er at ST. Louis and will not be returned
by the free silver legislature of his
state. He has served since the ad-
mission of the state.
Other senators who may not be re-
turned are Call of Florida; Squire, of
Washington, and Dubois, of Idaho.
While the Florida legislature is safely
Democratic, there are others besides
Mr.. Call who want to be senator, and 1t
is said he has already fallen behind In
the race. Squire and Dubois are prac-
tically in the same boat, or rather
have fallen out of it, Both were Re
publicans, and bolted the st. Louis
platform.
OF the ten senators who are certain
to stay at home two only, Cameron, OF
Pennsylvania, and Brown, of Utah, are
Republicans Brown was practically
unknown to the nation at the time
Of the admission Of Utah as state,
but he made some speeches in the SEN
ate that won for him attention. He Is
a lawyer and never before held public
office He and his colleague, Senator
Cannon, were elected by the some vote,
and in drawing lots Brown got the
short term of few months Cannon
term ends in 1899.
CHANGES IN THE HOUSE.
A good many familiar faces will be
missed when the house of representa-
tiVes -convenes next month. The
changes wrought by the recent election
are not as many as took place two
years ago, still the list of stay
hcmeS is quite a large one. Among
the unfortunates one recalls the fol-
lowing:
Linton, OF Michigan; Grove Johnson.
Of California; young Mr.. ToWne. of
Minnesota; Dick Blue, of Kansas City;
Col. Josiah Patterson and John r. Nc
Call, of Tennessee; Eugene Hainer. of
Nebraska, whose opposition to secta-
rian appropriations will long be re-
membered; DR.. Hunter and John Will
liam Lewis; Of Kentucky; Thomas H.
Settle, of North Carolina: McLachlan
and Bowers, of California; Jonathan
Willis, of Delaware; FINS e. Downing,
and four other Republicans defeated in
Illinois; Hardy, Tracewell and Leighty,
IF Indiana. and CAL
derhead, Of Kansas; Joshua Miles, of
Maryland; Alfred Mines, of Michigan,
who succeeded julius Caesar Burrows
when the latter was elevated to the
senate; Crowther, Tracey, Hubbard,
Trelour, Burton and Charles N. Clark,
all In one fell swoop in Missouri, Bart
lett, Walsh, Fairchild and Poole, Of
New York: woodward and Lockhart,
Of North Carolina; Watson, Harris and
Mcclure, Of Ohio; Frederick Halter
man, Of Pennsylvania, defeated by
William McAleer; a sound money Dem
ocrat; Judge Noonan, of Texas; Mum
dell, Of Wyoming, and Doolittle and
Hyde, of Washington.
The Republicans lose vote and Ken
lucky a good representative in the per-
son of DR. Godfrey Hunter, Of the Third
district in that state. His successor
will be John S. Rhea, a Democrat.
When Gov. Bradley, of Kentucky, was
CICIlCNs IAiC lllA1AcI6Cl VI AAlo al
campaign was DR.. Hunter. and in the
legislature last spring. where the
Democratic majority failed to elect a
United States senator, the doctor was
the nominee of the Republican minority
for that office There is still a posi-
hility that DR.. Hunter may be counted
as a member of the next house, for he
has given notice that he will contest
Rhea's election.
JERRY SIMPSONS REVENGE.
The sweep of the Populist wave over
the state Of Kansas in the last cam