Evening star., 1896-10-31

Johnston. Sumter; democrat. ]. william
| Stoks, Orangeburg
TT, The vote ss. in 1894 was: Independent repub-
hcan, Zh,6; regular republican IS: demo-
crat, 1853; Independent democrat, 4.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
| In this state the result turns on the
presidential contest. The Congressman are
elected at large. and both parties claim the
| election. The democrats and populists have
fused.
At. large-Candidates: Rep. I. Crawford.
| Pierre; pop. Freeman Knowles.
| Vote in 1894: Rep, 4O.623; DEM, S,O4O;
| pop, 21.354; pro-. S23
At large-Candidates: Rep, Robt J. Gam
| ble; Yankton. repomnated; pop, ]. E.
Vote in 1894: Rep. 4osss; DEM. s.1o2:
pop, 1883; pro-, S72.
TENNESSEE.
There is no fusion between the demo-
| Gratis and populists.
Ffrst-Candidates: Rep, Walter p. Brown
| low. Jonesboro'. ind. rep. w. H. Nelson;
dem.. L. L. Lawrence, Greenville; pro-, S.
| r. Chever, Unicoi City.
| This is a republican district. The last
2,66e. 0-' p'p''
second-caneidates: Rep. Henry R. Glib
| son, Knoxville, renominated.
| This is republican district. The last
vote was: Rep, 1925; DEM, 13.191
| Third-Candidates: Rep, w. j. Gift,
Chattanooga; dem. John A. Moon, Chatta-
| nooga; pop, - Farris, Chattanooga
| The republicans carried this district two
| years ago by a vote of 1903 to 13947
| it back.
Fourth-Candidates: Rep, Charles H.
| Whitney. Cookeville; dem, Benton McMil-
| lin, Carthage. renominated.
rms Is democratic district by about
Fffth-Candidates Rep, Dr. Sydney Hous-
| ION, Wartrace; dem, James d. Richardson
MMurfreesboro', renominated; pop, w. w.
The vote In the last election was: DEM,
| LILO: Erwin pop. 9,543: rep, 800 1t is re-
garded as safely democratic.
Sixth-Candidates: Rep. G. @. Boyd
| Clarksville; F. s. D., John Wesley Gaines,
| Nashville.
| There is strong gold sentiment in this
| distrlct, but the reports from there state
that Gaines will probably be elected The
4,7s3 f'' '''''' p'p'
| Seventh-Candidates: Rep, A. M. Hughes
r. Columbia; dem.. N. N. Cox; pop, j. X
| The district is reported as safe for any
one the democrats nominate. The last
vote was: Dem., 9,09s; rep. G,366; pop,
| Eighth Candidates: Rep, John E. Nc
test.
There is a close fight with a fair chance
| or McCalIs return from this district. Nc
Call got l3,O11 votes at the last election
| agains: II. 1G1 for the democrat
Ninth-Candidates: F. S. D., Rice A.
Pierce; pop, John H. Mcdowell.
The republicans are trying to help elect
Mcdowell. The last vote was: DEM TO-
634: pop, 1888
Tenth-Candidates: Dem, Josiah Patter-
son. Memphis. renominated; F. s. D., E. w.
Carmack. '
There is strong gold sentiment in this
| district, and the result is doubtful. Pat
| terson is a gold democrat.
UTAH.
At large-Candidates: F. s. R., Lafayette
Holbrook. Provo; dem, J. w. King, Provo.
The free silver republican is expected to
be elected.
VERMONT.
The delegation has been elected.
The Representatives are: First-Rep., H.
Henry Powers Morrisyille
Second-Rep., William w. Grout, Barton.
TEXAS.
In this state there are some peculiar con-
ditions, brought about by combinations be-
tween the republicans, gold democrats and
populists on the congressional ticket. The
| outcome is doubtful in several districts.
rst-Candidates; Rep, H. c. Tompkins;
| F: S. D., Thos. Ball: pop, ]. H. Eagle.
Vote In 1884: Dem, 1890; pop, 10,097;
second-candidates: Rep, Jno NJ Clai-
borne: F. S. D., S. B. Cooper; pop. Benz.
A. Calhoun.
Vote in 1894: Dem. q. .2a2: pop. 1929.
Third-Candsdates: F.. s. D., R. De Graf
fenreid: pop. W. E. Farmer.
e. Vote In 1884: Dem. 15, 462; pop; 12,4l1.
Crawford; pop, ]. A. Cyclone) Davis: rep,
M. w. johnson.
Fifth-Candidates: F. s. D.. Joseph w.
Bailey; pop. Gordon.
Vote in 1894: Rep, 1880; DEM, 19, I'D;
pop, 1917.
Sixth-Candidates: F. S. D., E. A. Burke;
pop, Barnett Gibbs.
1851 f'''
Seventh Candidates: e F: s. D.. R; L.
Douthitt: rep. DR.. F. A. Pope.
Vote in 1894: Rep, 1902: DEM, 1882
Eighth-Candidates: F. S. D., s. Lanham;
s: NJ D., J. Peter Smith; pop. c. H. Jen-
Vote in 1894: Dem, IS, ,4so; pop, 1s,1O4.
Nfnth-Candidates: F. S. D., Joseph d.
Sayres; pop. Rev. Reddin Andrews; REP,
w. K. Makenson
Vote in 1894: Dem. 49, AGO: pop, 1881.
Tenth-Candidates: F. s. D., J. H. Shell
burne; pop. Noah Allen; rep, r. B. Haw-
Vote in 1894: Dem. 12177; pop, 1874;
Eleventh Candidates: F. S. D., r. Kle-
berg: S. NJ. D., DR.. T. w. Moore; pop, ]. NJ.
Smith; rep, H. Grass.
Vote In 1894: Dem. 17.946; pop, 1G,Os9.
Observation-Disclosures: F. s. D., ]. L. Slay-
don; don Rep Geo. H. Noonan; pop. Taylor
Vote in 1894: Rep. 1853; DEM, 11,o46;
pop, 4,213.
Thirteenth Candidates: F. S. D., J. A.
Stevens; pop, H. L. Bentley,
Vote in 1894: Rep, 1896; dem. IL. .6s7.
pop, 1881; ind. DEM, 5,7SS
VIRGINIA.
In this state the republicans are fighting
energetically for Congressman, counting
upon the aid of the gold democrats to les
sen the free silver vote.
First. Cand:dates-Rep., Walter B. Tyler,
Fredericksburg; dem., w. A. Jones, War
saw.
Vote in 1s9tDem., 11,59S: rep, GOA:
pep, 461.
In this district the free silver democratic
candidate. w. A. Jones. will probably be
elected. The district is more completely
agricultural than any in the state Fred