Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-05


London; dem, Ben. v. Smith, Somerset.
In Kentucky the republicans, having eff
fected fusion with the populists and Brown
democrats, the latter an influential organi-
sional delegation. 1t is possible that they
may gain the third and fifth districts
Louisiana.
Very little general interest is felt In the
elections in this state, for the peculiar cleo
ton laws makes the outcome practically
certain for the democrats on the national
ticket The candidates for representatives
in Congress are:
First district-Rep.. VIM. ]. Brophy. New
Orleans; dem Adolph Meyer, New Orleans.
..z Second district-Rep., Samuel F. Heaslip,
Orleans.
Third d1strict-Rep.. Frank B. Williams,
Patterson; DEM, Robt. 7. Broussard, New
Iberia.
+ Fourth district-Rep., E. NJ WEIGH. Alex
andria; DEM, Phanor EBreazeale, Natchi-
toches.
Fifth district-Rep., Henry A. Hardtner.
Urania; dem, Joseph E. Ransdell, Lake
Providence. rs
Sixth distriet-Rep;, James H. Ducote,
Marksville; dem, S. NJ. Robinson, Baton
Rouge.
Maryland.
Four years ago Maryland gave Mckinley
a plurality of $4,000. Republicans do not
majority. there has been a straighten-
ing of party lines in this campaign. Con-
sentative opinion, however, points to a re-
publican plurality in the state of from 5000
to 10000. The republican committee claim
a much larger plurality, while the demo-
cratic committee claims small plurality
for Mr.. Bryan. The fact seems apparent
that outside of Baltimore city there will
be a republican majority of from 1000 to
COCO. The city on the republican poll
though the democrats claim at least 1000
majority there. The chances would seem
to be for about 1900 republican majority
in the city, giving the state to Mckinley by
5000 or 10000. The republicans are sure
of three congressional districts, the third
fifth and sixth. The democrats are practi-
cally sure of the first district. The second
and fourth districts are in doubt with the
chances leaning toward the democratic can
didates. The candidates for representatives
in Congress are:
First district-Rep., Josiah L. Kerr. Dor
chester full term; rep, VIM. H. Jackson.
Wcomico (short term); dem. John p.
Moore, Snow Hill full term; dem, Edwin
II. Brown, Centreville (short term)
Second district-Rep., Albert A. Rlakeney,
Franklinville; DEM, j. Fred: Talbot. Luth-
Third district-Rep., Frank c. Wachter
Baltimore; dem. Robt. F. Leach, jr., Bal
timore; pro-, Henry l.. Hillegeist, Balti-
more.
Fourth district-Rep., Jacob R. Schrm
Baltimore; dem, James W. Denny, Balti-
more.
Fifth district-Rep.. Sydney E. Mudd, La
Plata; dem. Benz H. Camalier, Leonard
town.
Sixth district-Rep., Geo A. Pearre, Cum
begland; dem. Chas: A. Little. Hagerstown;
ind, Geo. NJ. Fisher. Hagerstown; pro,
Samuel NJ HICKMAN, Hagerstown.
Massachusetts.
A governor and the entire legislature are
yTtl.,.
successor to Senator Hoar The candidates
for representatives in Congress are: ....-
First dstrict-Rep., GEO. p. Lawrence,
North Adams; DEM. J.. H. Bryan.
Second district - Rep, F: H. Gillett,
Springfield; dem, Thos. w. Kenepick,
Palmer.
Third district-Rep., Chas C. Washburn,
Worcester; dem.' John r, Thayer. Worces-
Fourth dstrict-Rep., C. @. Hirrell, Nat
lex; dem. c. G. Lewis, Framing ham
Fifth district-Rep., VIM. S. Knox Law
renee; dem, J. J: Flynn. lawrence.
Sixth district-Rep.. Vim. q. Moody, Ha-
verhill; soc. DEM, A. L Gilien, Haverhill.
Seventh dstrfct-Rept ,Ehhest w Rob-
erts- Chelsea; dem, Henry Wlnn, Maiden.
Eighth district-Rep.. Samuel w. Mccall
Winchester; dem, P. T. Nickerson, Boston
Ninth dlstrict-Rep.. C, H. Witt; dem, II.
F. Naphen, Boston.
Tenth dstrct-Rep., G. B. Pierce. Mil
ton; dem, Fl. Naphen. Boston.
Eleventh district-Rsp:, s: c. Powers,
Newton; dem, w. H. Baker, Newton; ind
Moorefed Storey. Newton.
Twelfth district-Rep..l VIM. c. Lowering,
Taunton; dem. Chas. F. King. Holbrook
Thirteenth dstrict-Rep-, VIM. S. Greene
Fall River; dem. Chas. IT, Lace, New Bed
ford. ~
While there is very little interest that is
unusual in the congressional fight. owing
to the evenneSs of the situation it is posi-
BILE that with landslide the republicans
may gain couple of districts in Massachu-
sets.
Michigan.
The governor and legislature will be elect
ed, and the latter will choose a successor to
Senator Mcmillan, republican, whose term
expires March 3 next. The candidates for
representatives in Congress are:
First district-Rep., J. B. Corliss, Detroit;
dem r. w. Jacklin, Detroit
Second district-Rep.. Henry c. Smith,
Adrian: dem. Martin G. Loennecker. Jack
son; pro-, f. A. Corbett Adrian.
Third district-Rep., Washington Gard
| Battle Creek: pro. o. II. Perry. Augusta
| soc. dem, Geo. H. West, Vicksburg
| Fourth district-Rep., Edward l.. Haml
! ton, Miles, dem, Roman l. Jarvis. Benton
| Harbor.
! Fifth district-Rep., VIM. A. Smith, Grand
Rarids; dem, VIM. F. Mcknight. Grand
| Rapids.
Sixth district-Rep.. Samuel W. Smith.
1oHtldC ueIIl-, ENeTett l.. bray, + llll, pro-,
Nathan Clarke, Birmingham.
Seventh district-Rep Edgar Weeks, Mt
Clemens; dem, Justin r. Whiting, ST. Clair.
Eighth district-Rep., Joseph w. Fordney,
Saginaw; DEM, Wellington r. Burt. Sag
NAV: pop. p. R, Crosby, Saginaw; soc.
DEM, John Kortan, Saginaw.
Ninth district-Rep., Roswell P Bishop,
Ludington: dem, F. c. Fowler. Manistee.
Tenth district-Rep., Resseau o. Crump.
West Bay City; dem. Lee f. Joslyn, West
Bay City; pro-, Joseph Leighton, Bay City.
Eleventh district-Rep,. A. B. Darragh.
lttraca; dem. Geo. killeen, st. Louis.
Twelfth district-Rep. Carlos d. Sheldon,
Houghton: DEM. Edward F. LeGendre, Cal
uHiet; pro-, Jacob kaminen, Ishpeming.
The republicans are very strong in Michi-
gan on their congressional ticket this year
and are claiming solid delegation. There
is a possibility Of one district, the second,
being in trouble on account OF factional
differences among the republicans
Minnesota.
Governor and legislature will be elected,
and the legislature wiH name a successor
to Senator Nelson, republican. The candi-
dates for representativessin Congress are:
First distrct-Rep.. Jas. A. Tawney. WI
mona; DEM, L. L. Brown. Winona.
Second district-Rep., J. T. McCleary.
| Mankato; DEM pop. M. e. Mathews. Mar
| shall; pro-, S. D. Works. Mankato:
Third distrct-Rep., Joel P. Heatwole,
Mort hfeid. dem AJhort Cchallar HASTINGS.