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

| outh; ind. dem, Asa K Dewitt, Scranton;
! pro, Saml. II. Houser.
Thirteenth dstrict-Rep., G. R. Patterson.
Ashland; dem. J. W. Ryan. Pottsville.
Fourteenth district-Rep, NJ E. oimstead,
Harrisburg; dem. Edw. A. Molly. Lebanon
FIFTEENTH distrct-Rep., Chas. f. Wright,
Susquehanna; dem, VIM. b. Packard, Troy.
Sixteenth dstrict-Rep.. Elias Deemer,
| Wiiiamsport; dem. Otto G. Kaupp VIII
transport; pro, W w. Scholl, Renova.
HUH. Shamollin: dem. Rufus X. Polk,
| Danville; pro- Saml. W. Murray
Eighteenth district-Rep., Thad. H Ma
ings. Academia.
Nineteenth district-Rep., Robert J. Lew
IS: noIk: SEM H. n Git. Hanover.
r Twentieth distriGt-Rep. Alvin Evans.
town: ind rep, J. E Thropp, Indiana.
Iwenty-tirst district-Rep., S. NJ Jack. In
diana; dem, Curtis II. Gregg, Greensburg.
Iwenty-second district-Rep. John Dali
| burg.
Twenty-third district-Rep, w II. Ora
| Allegheny.
Twenty-fourth district-Rep.. f. F. Ache
son, Washington; dem, W. n. Carr Union
| town.
Twenty-ffth dstrict-Rep., ]. B. Showal-
ter Clucora; dem. NJ. L. Lockwood, Zelie-
| noDle.
n A
Bates, Meadvile; dem, Adhesion CASTOR,
Meadville: pro, Isaac Monderau
rehty,seVenth district-Rep., Joseph C.
Sibley Franklin; dem, Louis Emery. jr,
| Bradford: pro, H. B. Milward
Twenty-eighth dstrict-Rep A. A. Clear
water Wilcox; dem, j. X. P. Hail. Ridge
| way.
In this state the republicans NAV lose
the eleventh and gain the twelfth: they
may also gain the nineteenth and the
twenty sixth.
Rhode Island.
The interest in the elections in this state
is confined to the national and congressional
tickets, and the republicans expect to carry
po'h. me candidates for representatives in
Congress are:
First district-Dem., Chas. E. German,
Providence; rep. Melville Bull. Newport;
pro, w; E; Brightman, Providence.
Sulwate ter dem, Lucus F. C. Garvin Sous
dale: pro, B. E. Helme, Saltwater
rms little state will doubtless send re-
| publlcan representatives.
South Carolina.
The legislature has been elected, and is
favorable to the reelection of Senator Till
man. democrat. The candidates for repre-
sentatives IN Congress are:
First district-Rep, w. w. Beckett, Mt.
Pleasant, dem, VIM. Elliott Beaufort
Second district-Rep, Jos. B. odam, Edge
Third district-Rep.. Arson c. derrick,
Walhalla, dem, A c. Latimer, Bolton
Fourth district-Rep., S. 7. POWER Spar
Fifth district-Rep., John F. Jones.
Blacksburg: dem, d. E. Finley. Yorkville.
Sixth district-Rep,, r. E. Ste wart, Man
ming; DEM, r. B. Scarborough CONWAY
Seventh district-Rep. A D. DAIMLER,
Orangeburg; DEM, J. VIM. Stokes, Orange
burg.
There is no basis for the supposition that
South Carolina will send any republican
| representatives to Congress this year.
South Dakota.
Governor and legislature will be elected,
and the latter will name a successor to
Senator Pettigrew, silverite. The candi-
dates for representatives in Congress ere:
| At large-Rep., Chas. Burke, Pierre; dem.
Jpop., Andrew E. Lee, Vermllion.
| At iarge-Rep., E. W. Martin, Deadwood;
dem, Joseph d. Moore. Deadwood.
| The republicans are confidently claiming
the election of both representatives in this
| state.
Tennessee.
| The governor and legislature are to be
elected and the latter will name a sue
cessor to Senator Turley, democrat. The
| candidates for representatives in Congress
| are:
First district-Rep., w. P Brownlow,
JcEesboro'; DEM, E. C. Reeves, Johnson
| City.
Second d ast " H R. Gibson.
Third district-Rep., r. S. Sharp, Chatta-
nooga; DEM, John A. Moon, Chattanooga
Fourth district-Rep.. ]. F. Gore, Gaines
boro; dem, c. E. Snodgrass, Crossville.
Fifth district-Rep, V. A. Mclean, Lees
burg; rep, Chris. Sheffner, Tullahoma
dem. James D. Richardson. Murfreesboro'
Sixth district-Rep., Lee Brock. Nash
vile; dem John w. Gaines, Nashville.
Seventh district-Dem., L. P. Padgett, Co
lumbia.
Eighth distrct-Rep., Sam Hawkins
Huntington; DEM. T. w. Sims, Linden;
pop, J. NJ. Mitchell
Ninth dstrict-Rep., H. E. Austin, Alamo:
dem, Rice A. PIERCE, Union City.
Tenth distrct-Rep., Zachary Taylor.
Memphis; DEM NJ. R. Patterson. Memphis.
There will probably be no changes in the
congressional situation in Tennessee Two
republicans, as at present will doubtless be
elected, and eight democrats.
| Texas.
The state elections have been held, and a
legislature chosen favorable to the election
of Mr.. Bailey, democrat, to the Senate. The
candidates for representatives in Congress
are:
vile; dem. Thomas H. Ball, Huntsville
Second district-Dem., Samuel B. Cooper.
| Beaumont
Third district-Rep, c. G. White. Tyler:
DEM. R. c. DeGraffenreid, Longview.
Fourth district-Dem., John Sheppard,
| Texarkana.
Fifth district-Ind. rep. ]. W. Thomas.
soc. DEM, S. ]. Hampton, Bonham.
Sixth district-Rep., Arch NJ. Cochran,
Dallas; DEM, Robert E. Burke, Dallas.
| Seventh district-Dem., Robert L. Henry,
| Waco.
Eighth district-Rep. N. A. Dodge, Fort
Worth; DEM, S. w. T. Lanham, Weather
ford
Ninth district-Rep., T. H. Dwyer Austin;
dem, Albert S. Burleson, Austin.
Tenth dlstrct-Rep., Walter c. Jones,
Galveston; DEM, George F. Burgess, Con-
zales.
Eleventh dstrict-Rep., B. Crouch, Pear
sail; DEM, Rudolph Kleberg, Cuero.
Twelfth district-Rep,, c. c. Drake, Eagle
Pass: DEM. James L. Slayden. San Antonio.
Thirteenth district-Rep, c. w. Johnson,
| Graham; DEM, John H. Stephens. Vernon.
i This state will probably send solid
democratic delegation this year, although
| there is a possibility of a republican win
ming in the tenth.
Governor and legislature will be elected.
The candidates for representatives in Con-
gress are:
| large-Ran George Sutherland Co