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

1nOmpkl0S, NyaCk, Oenl., JOHn u. BlauNelI,
Nyack.
Eighteenth district-Rep., J. H. Ketcham
Dover Plains.
Nineteenth district-Rep., VIM. H. ORA
per- Lansingburg; dem. E. F. Mccormick,
Hudson.
Twentieth district-Rep., George N. South
wick, Albany; DEM, Martin H. Glynn, AL
bany.
Twenty-first district-Rep.. ]. X. Stewart,
Amsterdam; DEM, Joseph 5. Handy, Scho-
harie.
Twenty-second district-Rep., L. N. Lit
tauer, Gloyersvile; DEM, w. l.. Pert, Pots
DAM
Twenty-third distrct-Rep, Louis W. En-
erson, Warrensburg; DEM, c. A. Burke,
Malone.
Twenty-fourth district-Rep., Albert D.
Shaw, Watertown; dem, John S. Boyer,
Watertown.
Twenty-fifth distrct-Rep, ]. S. Sherman,
Utica; DEM. Henry Martin, Utica.
Twenty-sxth district-Rep.. Geo. w. Ray.
Norwich: DEM, NJ. r. Ferris, Spencer; pro-,
c. w. Loomis. Norwich.
Twenty-seventh district-Rep., NJ. f. Dris-
coll, Syracuse; dem, Luke McHenry, Chit
tenango.
Twenty-eighth district-Rep., Serene E.
Payne, Auburn; dem, r. L. Drummond,
Auburn.
Twenty-ninth district-Rep., C. W. Gillet,
Addison dem F. j. Nelson Hornellsvlle.
Genesee; dem, J. w. Ward, Livonia.
Thirty-first district-Rep, James Brick
Perkins, Rochester dem, NJ. S. Mindnch,
Rochester: pro- VIM f. Deceu Rochester.
Thirty-second district-Rep, Rowland b.
Mahany, Buffalo; dem, VIM. H. Ryan, Buff
i falo.
| Thirty-third district-Rep.. De Alva S. AL
exander, Buffalo; DEM, II. w. Richard
| son. Buffalo
Thfrty-fourth district-Rep., f. B. Vree-
| land. Salamanca; DEM, S. E. Lewis Clean
The republicans expect to gain three seats
| in New York. the first. sixteenth and
| twentieth. while two New York city dis
! tricts are doubtful but with chances in
| favor of the democratic candidates
North Carolina.
! The state elections were held in August
| in this state. resulting in a big democratic
victory. The legislature, which is demo-
| cratic, will name a successor to Senator
| Marion Butler, populist In the November
| elections the voters will express their choice
| for senator and the Legislature will be
| bound by the result making kind of cleo
| ton of senator by popular vote. The can
! didates for representatives in Congress are:
First district-Rep., Isaac Meekins DEM,
John II. Small, Washington.
Second dis.rict--Rep., ]. J. Martin: DEM.
Claude Kitchen, Scotland Neck.
| Third district-Pop. and rep, j. Z. Fowler,
| Clinton; dem, Charles E. Thomas. New
Bern.
| Fourth distrct-Pop. and rep. ]. ]. Jen-
! kins: dem E. L. Pou, Smithfield.
Fifth district-Rep., j. R. Joyce Rocking
ham, dem. W. ". Kitchen, Roxboro'.
| Sixth district-Rep., Oliver H. Dockery,
| Mangum; dem, ]. D. Bellamy, Whining
| ton
| Seventh distrtct-Rep., J. Q. Holton, Yad-
| kinvile: dem, Theodore f. klutz Sails
| bury: pop, A. c. Shuford.
| Eighth dstrict-Rep., Spencer Blackburn,
| Winston dem, j. c. Buxton; ind. rep, j..
Ninth dfstrict-Rep., J. H Moody,
waynesvilie; dem, w. T. Crawford,
| Waynesviile.
indications are that a solid democratic
delegation will be returned. from North
| Carolina One district in the western part
of the state Asheville, may, however, send
| a republican.
| North Dakota.
Governor and legislature will be elected
| The candidates for representatives in Con-
gress are:
| AT large-Rep Thomas F. Marshall,
Oaks: dem. NJ. H. Hildreth. Fargo: pop,
| J. F Williams, Bismarck: pro-. d. r. Carl
! ton Oriska: soc. DR.. Charat, Fargo
| North Dakota's representative in Con-
| gress is likely to be republican.
The interest in the contest in this state
centers about the national and congress
| sonal tickets. The candidates for repre-
| sentatives in Congress are:
| First distrtct-Rep., VIM. B. Shattuc. Gin
! cinnat: dem. John B. Peaslee, Cincinnati.
Second district-Rep., Jacob H. Bromwell,
| Cincinnati: DEM, Henry Hitter, Cincinnati.
Third district-Rep.. Robert N. Nevins,
| Dayton: dem, W.T.. Beckley, Hamilton.
! Fourth district-Rep., Edwin w. Wright,
Grenvile; dem, Robert B. Gordon, St.
! Mary's.
| Fifth district-Rep., F. L. Hay, Defiance:
DEM. John S. Shook, Pauding.
| Sixth distriet-Rep., Charles Q. Hide
brand Wilmington dem, Adam Bridge,
| Franklin.
! Seventh district-Rep., Thomas S. Kyle,
| Troy: dem, Stewart l.. Tatum. Springfield.
| Eighth dlstrict-Rep., VIM. R. Warnock,
Urbana: dem, VIM. J. Frey. Findlay.
| Ninth dlstrct-Rep., James H. Southland,
Toledo dem, Negley B. Cochran, Toledo.
| Tenth district-Rep., Stephen Morgan,
| Jackson; dem, James K. McClung, Jack
| Athens; dem, Thomas H. Craig, Athens.
| Twelfth district-Rep., Emmit Tompkins,
Columbus: DEM, John ]. Lentz, Columbus.
| Thirteenth district-Rep., Daniel w.
Locke, Bucyrus; DEM, James A. Norton
| Tiffn.
Fourteenth district-Rep C. E. Skiles
| Shelby; dem, VIM. G: Sharp, Elyria.
| GAINESVILLE; DEM, NJ. E. Fleetwood, Mari
| eta.
Sixteenth district-Rep., Joseph ]. Gill;
| Steubenville; DEM, Marion Huffman, Bel
| laire.
Seventeenth district-Rep, George Adams,
| Millersburg; DEM, John W. Cassingham,
CoShoctOn.
eighteenth QlSlrlct-Rep., ROBERT w. ray
! lor. Youngstown; DEM, J. H. Norris
Youngstown.
| Nineteenth district-Rep., Charles Dick,
| Akron; dem, Charles E. Chadman, Con-
neaut.
Twentieth district-Rep., Jacob A. Beidler
| Cleveland; dem. H. B. Harrington. Medina !;
| ind, rep, F. o. Phillips, Medina; union ref,
]. c. Hardenburg, Cleveland.
| Twenty-first district-Rep., Theodore E.
| Burton, Cleveland: DEM, Sylvester V. Nc
| Mahon. Cleveland.
In Ohio the congressional situation is
| complicated, and there will undoubtedly be
| changes back and forth in the delegation,
| with the possibility of the democrats max
| ing net gain of one.
Pennsylvania.
The legislature is to be elected, and will
| fill the seat in the United States Senate to
which Mr.. Quay aspires. The candidates
| for representatives in Congress are:
At large-Rep, r. H. Foerderer, jr, Phil
adelphia; DEM, Harry E. Grimm, Perkasie.
At Iarge-Rep., Galusha A. Grow, Glen
wood: dem, N. NJ. Edwards, Williamsport.
First district-Rep., Henry H. Bingham,
| Philadelphia; DEM, Michael F. Doyle, Phil
adelphia.
| Second district-Rep, Robert Adams, jr.,
Philadelphia dem, w. E. Hooper, Phil
adelphia.
Third district-Rep., Henry Burke. Phila-
| delphia; DEM, VIM. McAleer, Philadelphia