UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT-EXECUTIVE—Continued.
Department of Interior.

The Secretary of the Interior is charged with the supervision of public business relating to patents for inventions, pensions and bounty lands, public lands and surveys, the Indians, education, railroads, the Geological Survey, the census, Hot Springs Reservation, Arkansas; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, and the Yosemite, Sequoia and Gen. Grant Parks, California, and certain hospitals and eleemosynary institutions in the District of Columbia; distribution of appropriations for agricultural and mechanical colleges in the States and Territories, the custody and distribution of certain public documents. He also exercises certain powers and duties in relation to the Territories of the United States.

Secretary-Ethan A. Hitchcock, Mo...

Salary.

Salary.

Appointment Clerk-J. B. Bennett, Wis...... 2,000
Chief Weather Bureau-W. L. Moore, Ill.... 5,000
Asst. Chief Weather Bureau-Henry E.
Williams, Conn

Chief Clerk of the Weather Bureau-Daniel
J. Carroll, D. C...
Professors of Meteorology-Cleveland Abbe,
N. Y.. $3,000; Frank H. Bigelow, Mass.,
$3,000; Chas. F. Marvin, O., $3,000; Alfred
J. Henry, Pa., $2,500; E. B. Garriott, Mo.,
$2,500; Henry J. Cox, Ill., $3,000; Alex-
ander G. McAdie, $2,500. Chiefs of Divis-
ions-Edgar B. Calvert, Ill., $2,000; Jas.
Berry, Md., $2,000; Jesse H. Robinson,
N. J., $2,000; John P. Church, O...
Chief of Bureau of Animal Industry-D. E.
Salmon, N. C.

3,000

2,250

.$2,000

5,000

.$8,000

First Asst. Sec.-Thomas Ryan, Kan..
Asst. Sec.-Melville W. Miller, Ind...
Chief Clerk-Edw. M. Dawson, Md...
Appt. Clerk-John W. Holcombe, Ind...

6.000

4,000

3,000

2,250

Com. Gen. Land Office-W.A. Richards. Wyo. 5.000
Com, of Patents-Fred. I. Allen, N. Y...... 5,000
Com. of Pensions-Vacant..

5,000

Statistician and Chief-John Hyde, Neb...... 3,500
Chemist and Chief-H. W. Wiley, Ind.... 3.500
Dir. Experiment Stations-A. C. True, Conn. 3,500
Entomologist and Chief-L, O. Howard,
N. Y...
3,250
Biologist and Chief-C. Hart Merriam, N. Y 2,750
Forester-Gifford Pinchot, N. Y....
3,500
Chief of Bureau of Plant Industry-B. T.
Galloway, Mo....

4,500

3,000

Com. of Indian Affairs-Francis E. Leupp,
N. Y.
5,000
Com. of Education-Wm. T. Harris, Mass. 3.500
Dir. Geological Svy.-C. D. Walcott, N. Y.. 6,000
Department of Justice.

The Attorney-General is the head of the Department of Justice and the chief law officer of the government. He represents the U. S. in matters involving legal questions; gives his advice and opinion on questions of law, when they are required by the President or by heads of other Executive Departments, on questions of law arising upon the administration of their respective Departments; exercises a general superintendence and direction over United States Attorneys and Marshals in all judicial districts in the States and Territories, and provides special counsel for the U. S. whenever required by any Department of the Government. Salary.

5,000

Atty.-Gen.-William H. Moody, Mass...
.$8,000
Solicitor-General-Henry M. Hoyt, Pa...... 7,500
Asst. to Atty.-Gen-Wm. A. Day, D. C..... 7,000
Asst. Attys.-Gen.-Louis A. Pradt, Wis.;
Chas. H. Robb, Vt.; Frank L. Campbell,
O.; J. C. McReynolds, Tenn.; Milton D.
Purdy, Minn.; John G. Thompson, Ill.;
W. E. Fuller, Iowa, each..
Special Asst. Atty. Gen. (Insular Affairs)-
Chas, W. Russell, W. Va.
Asst. Atty.-Gen., Post Office Dept.-Russell
P. Goodwin, Ill.
Solicitor of Treasury-M. D. O'Connell, Ia.. 4,500
Solicitor of Int. Rev.-A. B. Hayes, Utah.. 4,500
Solicitor of State Dept.-W. L. Penfield, Ind. 4,500
Solicitor of Commerce and Labor-Wm. Mil-
ler Collier, N. Y.

Asst. Atty. in Charge of Dockets-Sinclair
B. Sheibley, Ga.
Appointment Clerk-J. Harwood Graves, Va. 2,000
Spanish Claims Commission-Wm. E. Chandler,
N. H. (Pres.). $5,000: Gerrit J. Diekema, Mich.,
$5,000; James P. Wood, O.. $5,000; Wm. A. Maury,
D. C., $5,000; Wm. L. Chambers, Ala., $5,000.

Department of Agriculture.

The Secretary of Agriculture is charged with the supervision of all public business relating to the agricultural industry. He appoints all the officers and employes of the Department, with the exception of the Assistant Secretary and the Chief of the Weather Bureau, who are appointed by the President, and directs the management of all the divisions and sections and the bureaus embraced in the Department. He exercises advisory supervision over agricultural experiment stations deriving support from the national Treasury, h control of quarantine stations for imported cattle and of interstate quarantine rendered necessary by contagious cattle diseases. Secretary-James Wilson, Iowa

3,000

3,000

Plant Pathologist and Physiologist-Albert
F. Woods, Neb....
Horticulturist-Lee C. Corbett, W. Va....... 2,750
Head Gardener-Edward M. Byrnes, Md.... 1,800
Botanist-Frederick V. Coville, N. Y.
Pomologist-B. G. Brackett, Iowa
Agrostologist-William J. Spillman, Wash.. 3,000
Chief of Accounts-F. L. Evans, Penn..... 2,750
Chief Publication Div.-G. W. Hill, Minn. 3,000
Chief Bureau of Soils-Milton Whitney, Md. 3,500
Chief of Division of Foreign Markets-
Geo. K. Holmes, Mass...
Dir. Public Road Inquiries-Martin Dodge,
Ohio

2,500

3,000

Department of Commerce and Labor. The Secretary of Commerce and Labor is charged with the work of promoting the commerce of the United States and its mining, manufacturing, shipping, fishery, transportation and labor interests. His duties also comprise the investigation of the organization and management of corporations (excepting railroads) engaged in interstate commerce; the gathering and publication of information regarding labor interests and labor controversies in this and other countries; the administration of the Light-House Service, the taking of the census, the making of coast and geodetic surveys, the collecting of statistics relating to foreign and domestic commerce, the inspection of steamboats, the supervision of the fisheries, the supervision and control of the Alaskan fur-seal, salmon and other fisheries. the jurisdiction over merchant vessels and seamen of the United States, the supervision of the immigration of aliens and to the exclusion of Chinese; the custody, contruction, maintenance and application of standards of weights and measurements, and the gathering and supplying of information regarding industries and markets for the fostering of manufacturing. It is his further duty to make such special investigations and furnish such information to the President or Congress as may be required by them on the foregoing subject-matters. Secretary -Victor H. Metcalf, Cal..

Marshal, J. M. Wright, Kentucky.
Reporter, Chas. H. Butler, N. Y..

$6,000
3,500
4.500

Districts

United States Circuit Court.
1st-Justice Holmes, of Boston, Mass.
of Me., N. H., Mass. and R. I.
Circuit Judges-Le Baron B. Colt, Bristol, R. I.,
and William L. Putnam Portland, Me.
2d-Justice Peckham, of Albany. Districts of Vt.,
Conn., Northern N. Y., Eastern N. Y., South-
ern N. Y. and Western N.. Y.

Circuit Judges-William J. Wallace, Albany, N.
Y.; E. Henry Lacombe, New York, and Wm.
K. Townsend, New Haven, Conn.; Alfred C.
Coxe, Utica, N. Y.

3d-Justice Brown, of Detroit.

Districts of N. J..
Eastern Pa., Western Pa., Middle Pa. and
Delaware.

Circuit Judges-Marcus W. Acheson, Pittsburg,
Pa.; Geo. M. Dallas. Philadelphia, Pa., and
Geo. Gray, Wilmington, Del.

4th-Chief Justice Fuller of Chicago, Ill. Districts
of Md., Northern and Southern W. Va., Eastern
Va. and Western Va., Eastern N. C., Western
N. C. and S. C.

Circuit Judges Nathan Goff, Clarksburg, W.
Va., and Peter J. Pritchard, Asheville, N. C.
5th-Justice White, of Louisiana. Districts of
Northern Ga., Southern Ga.. Northern Fla..
Southern Fla., Northern Ala., Middle Ala.,
Southern Ala.. Northern Miss., Southern Miss.,
Eastern La., Western La., Northern, Eastern,
Western and Southern Texas.

Circuit Judges-Don A. Pardee, New Orleans,
La. A. P. McCormick, Dallas, Tex., and Da-
vid D. Shelby, Huntsville, Ala.
Districts of
6th-Justice Harlan of Louisville.
O..
Northern O., Southern
Eastern Mich.,
Western Mich., Eastern Tenn., Middle Tenn.,
Western Tenn., Eastern and Western Ken-
tucky.

Circuit Judges-Horace H. Lurton, Nashville. Tenn.; Henry F. Severens, Kalamazoo, Mich., and John K. Richards, Ohio. 7th-Justice William R. Day of Ohio. Districts of Ind., Northern Ill., Southern Ill., Eastern Wis. and Western Wis. Circuit Judges-James G. Jenkins, Milwaukee. Wis. Peter S. Grosscup, Chicago, Ill.; Francis E. Baker, Indianapolis, Ind. 8th-Justice Brewer of Leavenworth, Kan. Districts of Minn., Northern Ia., Southern Ia., Eastern Mo.. Western Mo.. Eastern Ark.. Western Ark., Neb.. Colo., Kan., N. Dakota, S. Dakota, Utah and Wyoming, and Territories of New Mexico, Oklahoma and Indian

Territory
Western).

(Northern, Central, Southern and

Circuit Judges-Willis Van Devante, Cheyenne,
Wyoming; William C. Hook, Leavenworth.
Kan. Walter H. Sanborn, St. Paul, Minn.;
Amos M. Thayer, St. Louis, Mo.
9th-Joseph McKenna, San Francisco, Cal. Dis
tricts of Northern and Southern Cal., Ore.,
Nev., Wash., Idaho, Montana, Territories of
Alaska, Arizona and Hawaii.

Circuit Judges-William W. Morrow, San Fran-
cisco, Cal.: William B. Gilbert, Portland,

Ore. Erskine M. Ross, Los Angeles, Cal.
The salary of the Circuit Judges of the United
States Courts is $7,000 each.

The Circuit and District Judges within circuit and the Justice of the Supreme Court for the circuit constitute a Circuit Court of Appeals. District Judges.

Alabama (N. and M.)-T. G. Jones, Montgomery.
Alabama (S.)-Harry T. Toulmin, Mobile.
Arkansas (E. D.)-Jacob Trieber, Little Rock.
Arkansas (W. D.)-John H. Rogers, Fort Smith.
California (N.)-J. J. De Haven, San Francisco.
California (S.)-Olin Wellborn, Los Angeles,
Colorado-Moses Hallett, Denver.
Connecticut-Jas, P. Platt, Hartford.
Delaware-Edward G. Bradford, Wilmington.
Florida (N. D.)-Charles Swayne, Pensacola.
Florida (S. D.)-James W. Locke, Jacksonville.
Georgia (N. D.)-W. T. Newman, Atlanta.
Georgia (S. D.)-Emory Speer, Macon.
Idaho-James H. Beatty, Boise.
Illinois (N. D.)-Christian C. Kohlsaat, Chicago.
Illinois (S. D.)-J. O. Humphrey, Springfield.
Indiana-A. B. Anderson, Indianapolis.
Iowa (N. D.)-Henry Y. Reed, Cresco.
Iowa (S. D.)-Smith McPherson, Red Oak.
Kansas-John C. Pollock, Topeka.

Kentucky (W. D.)-Walter Evans, Louisville.
Kentucky (E. D.)-A. M. J. Cochran, Maysville.
Louisiana (E. D.)-Chas. Parlange, New Orleans.
Louisiana (W. D.)-Aleck Boarman, Shreveport.
Maine-Clarence Hale, Portland.
Maryland-Thomas J. Morris. Baltimore.
Massachusetts-Francis C. Lowell, Boston.
Michigan (F. D.)-Henry H. Swan, Detroit.
Michigan (W. D.)-Geo. P. Wanty, Grand Rapids.
Minnesota-Wm. Lochren, Minneapolis, and Page
Morris, Duluth.

Mississippi (N. & S. D.)-H. C. Niles. Kosciusko.
Missouri (E. D.)-Elmer B. Adams, St. Louis.
Missouri (W. D.)-John F. Philips, Kansas City.
Montana-Wm. H. Hunt, Helena.
Nebraska-Wm. H. Munger, Omaha.
Nevada-Thomas P. Hawley, Carson City.
New Hampshire-Edgar Aldrich, Littleton.
New Jersey-Wm. M. Lanning, Trenton.
New York (N. D.)-Geo. W. Ray, Norwich.
New York (S. D.)-Geo. B. Adams, N. Y. City.
and Geo. C. Holt, N. Y. City.
New York (E. D.)-Edward B. Thomas, Brooklyn.
New York (W. D.)-John R. Hazel, Buffalo.
North Carolina (E. D.)-Thos. R. Purnell, Raleigh,
North Carolina (W. D.)-Jas. E. Boyd, Greensboro.
North Dakota-Charles F. Amidon, Fargo.
Ohio (N. D.)-A. J. Ricks, F. J. Wing, Cleveland.
Ohio (S. D.)-Albert C. Thompson, Cincinnati,
Oregon-Chas. B. Bellinger, Portland.
Pennsylvania (E. D.)-John B. McPherson and
Jas. R. Holland.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT JUDICIAL Continued.

Pennsylvania (M. D.)-R. W. Archbald, Scranton.
Pennsylvania (W. D.)-Jos. Buffington, Pittsburg.
Rhode Island-Arthur L. Brown, Providence.
South Carolina-Wm. H. Brawley, Charleston.
South Dakota-John E. Carland, Sioux Falls.
Tennessee (E. and M. D.)-C. D. Clark, Chatta-
nooga.

Tennessee (W. D.)-Eli S. Hammond, Memphis.
Texas (E. D.)-David E. Bryant, Sherman,
Texas (W. D.)-Thomas S. Maxey, Austin.
Texas (N. D.)-Edward R. Meek, Fort Worth.
Texas (S. D.)-Waller T. Burns, Houston.
Utah-John A. Marshall, Salt Lake City.
Vermont-Hoyt H. Wheeler, Brattleboro.
Virginia (E. D.)-Edmund Waddill, Jr., Richmond.
Virginia (W. D.)-H. C. McDowell, Bigstone Gap.
Washington-Cornelius H. Hanford, Seattle.
West Virginia (N. D.)-J. J. Jackson, Parkersburg.
West Virginia (S. D.)-Benj. F. Keller, Bramwell.
Wisconsin (E. D.)-Wm. H. Seaman, Sheboygan.
Wisconsin (W. D.)-Romanzo Bunn, Madison.
Wyoming-John A. Riner, Cheyenne.

United States Courts in the Territories.
Alaska (1st Div.). Royal A. Gunnison, Juneau;
(2d Div.). Alfred S. Moore, Nome; (3d Div.),
James Wickersham, Eagle City.

Arizona-Edward Kent, Chief Justice,

Phoenix;

George R. Davis, Tucson; Fletcher M. Doan,
Florence; Richard E. Sloan, Prescott.
New Mexico-William J. Mills, Las Vegas, Chief
Justice; John R. McFle. Santa Fe; Frank W.
Parker, Silver City; William H. Pope, Socorro;
Edw. A. Mann, Alamagordo.

District of Columbia-Court of Appeals Seth
Shepard, Chief Justice; Martin F. Morris,
Chas. H. Duell.

District of Columbia-Supreme Court-H. M. Cla-
baugh, Chief Justice; Job Barnard, Thos. H.

Admiral

Anderson, Ashley M. Gould, Daniel T. Wright,
Wendell P. Stafford.

Oklahoma-John H. Burford, Chief Justice, Guth-
rie; Clinton F. Irwin, El Reno; B. F. Burwell,
Oklahoma City; Bayard T. Hainer, Perry; J.
K. Beachamp, Enid; J. L. Pancoast, Alva;
Frank E. Gillette, Anardako.
Indian Territory-Northern, Joseph A. Gill, Vinita;
William R. Lawrence; Central, Wm. H. H.
Clayton, South McAlester; Thos. C. Humphrey;
Southern, Hosea Townsend, Ardmore; Jos. T.
Dickerson: Western, Chas. W. Raymond, Mus-
cogee; Louis Sulzbacher; Choctaw and Chicka-
saw Citizenship Court: Tishomingo; Chief
Judge, S. B. Adams; Associates, W. L. Wea-
ver, H. S. Foote.
Hawaii-Supreme Court-Chief Justice, W. F.
Frear, Honolulu; Associate Justices, Alfred
S. Hartwell, Honolulu; Francis M. Hatch,
Honolulu. Judges Circuit Courts-First Cir-
cuit, J. T. De Bolt, George D. Gear and W.
J. Robinson. Honolulu; Second Circuit, A. N.
Kepoikai, Wailuku, Maui; Third Circuit, John
A. Matthewman, Kailua; Fourth Circuit, Chas.
F. Parsons, Hilo: Fifth Circuit, J. Hardy,
Lihue; U. S. District Judge, Sanford B. Dole.
Porto Rico-Supreme Court-Chief Justice, Jose
Severo Quinones, San Juan; Associate Justices,
Jose C. Hernandez, San Juan; Jose M. Figue-
ras. San Juan; James H. McLeary, Adolph
Grant Wolf, San Juan. District Judge, Wm.
Juan.
H. Holt, San
Atty. General, Willis
Sweet.

United States Court of Claims,
Charles C. Nott, New York, Chief Justice; $6,500.
Judges-Lawrence Weldon, Ill.; Stanton J. Peelle,

PAY ALLOWED TO NAVY
Sea duty. Shore duty.
$13,500
6,375
4,675

Rear admirals, 1st nine..

Indiana; Charles B. Howry, Miss.; Francis M.
Wright, Ill. $6,000 each. Clerk-Archibald
Hopkins, Mass.; salary $3,000.

AND MARINE CORPS.

During a period of twelve years from June 7, 1900, any officer on retired list may be ordered to such duty as he may be able to perform, and shall receive pay of an officer of active list.

Allowances-The monthly commutation allow5,500 ance for quarters of the Admiral of the Navy is 6,500 $125. All other commissioned officers of the line 2,975 and Medical and Pay Corps of the Navy, and officers of Marine Corps receive same allowances, except forage to naval officers, as are or may be provided by law for the officers of corresponding rank in the Army. When quarters in kind are not supplied, commutation is allowed at the rate of $12 per month per room.

3,500
2,550

$13,500

7,500

2d nine

5,500

3,000

Lieut.-coms.. Navy

2,500

2,125

2,500

Lieuts., Navy

1,800

1,530

Capts., Marine Corps: Line

Staff

Boatswains, gunners, carpenters. sailmakers, warrant machinists, pharmacists and mates receive the same commutation for quarters as second lieutenants of the Marine Corps.

The pay of officers serving on shore in Porto Rico, Cuba, Philippine Islands, Hawaii and Alaska is increased 10 per cent. of the pay proper, exclusive of longevity additions, and pay of enlisted men of the Marine Corps serving on shore in those places is increased twenty per cent. above reg1,400 ular rates of pay exclusive of longevity additions, to be computed from and including May 26, 1900.

All officers below rank of rear-admiral or brigadier-general are entitled to 10 per cent. upon full yearly pay of their grades for every period of 5 years' service, as increase for length of service, or "longevity pay," computed upon actual service in Army, Navy and Marine Corps; provided the total amount of increase shall not exceed 40 per cent. upon full yearly pay of the grade; also that pay of a captain in the Navy or colonel of Marines shall not exceed $4,500 per annum, and of a commander in the Navy or lieutenant-colonel of Marines $4,000 per anrum.

Naval officers of the line, Medical and Pay Corps receive 15 per centum less than the full pay (salary and increase) of their rank when on shore, and full pay when on sea duty or shore duty beyond seas. Reduction of pay on shore does not apply to chief boatswains, chlef gunners, chief carpenters or chief sailmakers.

Officers of the fine, Medical and Pay Corps of the Navy retired prior to passage of act approved March 3, 1899, receive same pay on retired list that they received before passage of said act. Those retired subsequently receive 75 per cent. of pay (salary and increase) of their rank,

Charles Wagner, author of "The Simple Life," and pastor of the Evangelical Liberal Chapel of Arquebusiers, Paris, France, arrived in New York City, Sentember 17, 1904, on the French line steamer La Lorraine, remaining until December 1. An extended tour north of Washington, D. C., and as far West as Chicago, was devoted to lecturing on "The Simple Life" and "The France of To-Day." September 26 a notable visit was made upon President Roosevelt. The Peace Conference in Boston, which opened October 3, and the St. Louis Exposition, were also visited. In both Manhattan and Brooklyn the distinguished pastor spoke to crowded houses, notably in Brooklyn, before the Brooklyn Institute, November 14. at the Central Presbyterian Church, November 27. and before the Brooklyn Alliance Francaise, November 28.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT-Continued.
THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.

Senate of Fifty-eighth Congress.
Senators are elected by the State Legislatures Term.
for a term of six years. Salary, $5,000 per year
and mileage.

President, pro tem.......... Wm. P. Frye, of Maine
Secretary...
Chas. G. Bennett, of New York
Sergeant-at-arms.. Daniel M. Ransdell, of Indiana
Chaplain...
Rev. E. E. Hale, Mass.
ALABAMA.

1909 Charles W. Fairbanks, R........ Indianapolis 1905 Thomas Kearns, R*. 1905 Albert J. Beveridge, R.*. ........Indianapolis

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT-NATIONAL LEGISLATURE-Continued.

House of Representatives, Fifty-ninth Congress.

Officers of the 59th Congress: Speaker of the House, Joseph G. Cannon, Ill. Clerk of the House, Alexander McDowell, Pa. Sergeant-at-Arms, Henry Casson, Wis. Doorkeeper, Frank B. Lyon, N. Y. NOTE.-The number of the Congressional District corresponds with the number of the line. Those marked * are new members. D. Dem.; R., Rep.; L., Labor.

Congressmen are elected for a term of two years by the direct vote of the people. per year and mileage.

Salary is $5,000

ALABAMA.

Zeno J. Rives,* R

INDIANA.

.Litchfield | Butler Ames, R .Chelsea G. W. Taylor, D........Demopolis W. A. Rodenburg, R...E. St. Louis A. P. Gardner, R........ Ernest W. Roberts, R. Samuel W, McCall, R.. Winchester A. A. Wiley, D.......Montgomery F. L. Dickson,* R Eufaula P. T. Chapman,* R.. Henry D. Clayton, D...... Anniston Geo. W. Smith, R....Murphysboro J. A. Keliher, D Sydney J. Bowie, D.. ..Lafayette J. T. Heflin D

.Lowell Hamilton

.Ramsey

Vienna

..Boston

W. S. McNary, D...

.Boston

John A. Sullivan, D..

..Boston

....

.Sullivan
.Corydon

J. W. Weeks,* R

Newton

John H. Bankhead, D.....Fayette J. A. Hemenway, R.....Booneville
...Gadsden J. C. Chaney, R..
John L. Burnett, D.
William Richardson, D. Huntsville W. T. Zenor, D.
O. W. Underwood, D..Birmingham Lincoln Dixon,* D..North Vernon
E. S. Holliday, R.

ARKANSAS.

...

..Brazil
.Rushville
R. Bruce Macon, D........Helena Jas. E. Watson, R....
Stephen Brundidge, Jr., D.Searcy Jesse Overstreet, R... Indianapolis
Yellville George W. Cromer, R......Muncie
J. C Floyd,*D..
....Delphi
..Greenwood Charles B. Landis, R..
John S. Little, D..
Morrillton E. D. Crumpacker, R..Valparaiso
Chas. C. Reid, D
Jos. T. Robinson, D.......Lonoke Fred'k Landis, R......Logansport
R. M. Wallace, D........Magnolia Newton W. Gilbert,* R..Ft. Wayne
A. L. Brick, R.........South Bend
IOWA.

William S. Greene, R... Fall River
.Taunton
W. C. Lovering, R..

.Pontiac

MICHIGAN.
...Detroit
Edw. Denby,* R...
..Niles
Chas. E. Townsend, R....Jackson
Washington Gardner, R....Albion
E. L. Hamilton, R..
Wm. A. Smith, R... Grand Rapids
Samuel W. Smith, R..
Henry McMoran, R... Port Huron
J. W. Fordney, R.
Roswell P. Bishop, R....Ludington
Geo. A. Loud, R.
A. B. Darragh, R
H. O. Young, R.............

...Saginaw

.Ausable ..St. Louis .Ishpeming

MINNESOTA.

.......

James A. Tawney, R...... Winona
.St. Peter
James T. McCleary, R...Mankato
C. R. Davis, R
.St. Paul
F. C. Stevens, R..
Minneapolls
L. Fletcher, R
C. B. Buckmann, R... Little Falls
A. J. Volstead, R....Granite Falls
J. Adam Bede, R........ Pine City
Halvor Steenerson, R...Crookston
.Topeka
MISSISSIPPI.
.Lawrence
.Pittsburg Ezekiel S. Candler, Jr., D..Corinth
Council Grove Thomas Spight, D.........Ripley
Winona
Marysville B. G. Humphreys, D...Greenville
..Logan W. S. Hill, D..
Philadelphia
Wichita A. M. Byrd, D........
E. J. Bowers, D.....Bay St. Louis
Frank A. McLain, D......Gloster
John S. Williams, D... Yazoo City
.Marion
Ollie M. James, D..
MISSOURI.
...Henderson
O. A. Stanley, D...
Glasgow James T. Lloyd, D.....Shelbyville
.Keytesville
J. M. Richardson,* D..
..Kingston
David H. Smith, D... Hodgensville W. W. Rucker, D...
Swagar Sherley, D...... Louisville F. B. Keppler, R.
..Covington F. B. Fulkerson,* R....St. Joseph
J. L. Rhinock,* D.
..Kansas City
.Frankfort E. C. Ellis, R

W. A. Calderhead, R....
.Norwalk
W. A. Reeder, R..
Victor Murdock, R.
Charles F. Scott, R (at large)..Iola
KENTUCKY.

DELAWARE.
H. M. Burton.* R (at large) Lewes
FLORIDA.
Stephen M. Sparkman, D..Tampa
Frank Clark,*D... ....Lake City
Wm. B. Lamar, D....Tallahassee
GEORGIA.

Rufus E. Lester, D......Savannah
James M. Griggs, D....... Dawson
Montezuma
Elijah B. Lewis, D.
.Carrollton
W. C. Adamson, D
.Covington
L. F. Livingston D.
Chas. L. Bartlett, D.
.....Macon
Gordon Lee,* D .Chickamauga
...Lexington
W. M. Howard, D..
.Gainesville
T. M. Bell, D..
T. W. Hardwick, D... Sandersville
W. G. Brantley, D.. ..Brunswick
IDAHO.

Burton L. French, R..

Adolph Meyer, D..... New Orleans
Robert C. Davey, D.. New Orleans
Robt. F. Broussard, D..New Iberia
Minden
J. T. Watkins, D..
J. E. Ransdell. D. Lake Providence
Martin B. Madden,*R. ...Chicago S. M. Robertson, D... Baton Rouge
James R. Mann, R.. .Chicago A. P. Pujo, D.......Lake Charles
Chicago
MAINE.
Wm. W. Wilson, R
.Chicago Amos L. Allen, R..
C. F. Wharton,*R.
Chicago Chas, E. Littlefield, R....Rockland E. J. Burkett, R...
Antony Michalek,*R.
Wm. Lorimer, R.
Chicago Edwin C. Burleigh, R.....Augusta J. L. Kennedy, *R..
Chicago Llewellyn Powers, R.. ....Houlton J. J. McCarthy, R
Philip Knopf, R
E. H. Hinshaw, R..
.Chicago
Charles McGavin,* D
MARYLAND.
Geo. W. Norris, R.
...Chicago
..Ridgely
Henry S. Boutell, R
T. A. Smith,* D
.Chicago
..Lutherville M. P. Kinkaid, R
Geo E. Foss, R
J F. C. Talbot, D..
.Joliet
Baltimore
H. M. Snapp, R.
Frank C. Wachter, R..
Belvidere
Chas. E. Fuller, R..
....Baltimore
Robert R. Hitt, R..Mount Morris John Gill, Jr.,* D..
Warsaw Sydney E. Mudd, R.......La Plata
Benj. F. Marsh, R
George W. Prince, R....Galesburg George A. Pearre, F... Cumberland
..Peoria
Jos. V. Graff, R
J. A. Sterling, R .Bloomington Geo. P. Lawrence, R....N. Adams
Joseph G. Cannon, R..... Danville Fred H. Gillett, R......Springfield
Worcester
Wm. B. McKinley,* R. Champaign R. Hoar,* R.
Natick
.Carrollton C. Q. Tirrell, R.
H. T. Rainey, D

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