Evans Woolen, Nat. Dem., 757.

Charles L. Henry, Rep., 30,045; John R. Brunt, Dem. Pop., 27,413.

IX. Chas. B. Landis, Rep., 23,616; J. B. Cheadle, Dem. Pop., 23,367.

28, 258;

Franklin Fremont Greene

Guthrie

X. E. D. Grundy Crumpacker, Rep., Martin J. Kruger, Dem. Pop., 23, 120. XI. Geo. W. Steele, Rep., 27,853; Joseph H. Larrimer, Dem., 23,584; H. Ratliff, Pro., 649.

XII. Jacob N. Leighty, Rep., 22, 187; James M. Robinson, Dem. Pop., 22,752.

XIII. L. W. Royse, Rep., 25,514; Chas. Kellison, Dem. Pop., 23,928.

LEGISLATURE OF 1898.

Harrison Henry Howard

Fayette

2804 2411]

95

3522 2822

Floyd

1971 1451|

115

2749 1461

1672 700

21

2439 894

Hancock Hardin

Humboldt

Ida Iowa

Counties.

Shaw....

White...

Leland..

Webster .. 26981 2266] 132

Bryan...

Mc

Kinley.

3691 2557

1Chas.

Rep. Dem. | Dem. Rep. (F'n)

221 1805 1629

A. Lloyd, Middle-of-Road Pop.,

5,285; J. Cliggett, Nat. Dem., 4,288; M. J. Kremer, Soc.-Lab., 881.

2For Levering, Pro., 3,192; Bentley, Pro., 352; Matchett, Soc.-Lab., 453.

Dem., Free Silver, Rep. and Pop.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1897. Lieutenant-Governor-James C. Milliman, Rep., 226,005; B. A. Plummer, Fus., 189,473; B. H. Perkins, Middle-of-Road Pop., 5,450; S. H. Mallory, N. D., 4,426; M. W. Atwood, Pro., 7,955; M. S. Hirschfield, Soc.-Lab., 908.

Supreme Court Judge-C. M. Waterman, Rep., 226,654; L. G. Kinne, Fus., 188,608; J. A. Lowenburg, Middle-of-Road Pop., 5,655; W. I. Babb, Gold Dem., 4,132; N. T. Hellyer, Pro., 7,695; J. Kollmetz, Soc.Lab., 910.

Railroad Commissioner-Chas. L. Davidson, Rep., 225,906; S. B. Crane, Fus., 188,262; L. H. Griffith, Middle-of-Road Pop., 5,448; P. A. Dey, Gold Dem., 4,617; A. U. Coates, Pro., 7,464; W. F. Travis, Soc.-Lab., 918.

Sup't. Public Instruction-Richard J. Barrett, Rep., 226,627; G. F. Rinehart, Fus., 188,304; Wm. Carter, Middle-ofRoad Pop., 5,473; J. B. Knoepfler, Gold Dem., 4,469; Mrs. M. H. Dunham, Pro., 7,661; A. Rindler, Soc-Lab., 904.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896. I. Samuel M. Clark, Rep., 21,944; Sabert M. Casey, Fus., 18,049; A. H. Hewitt, Pro., 285.

II. Geo. M. Curtis, Rep., 23,202; Alfred Hurst, Dem. (Sil.), 19,882; Chas. Lloyd, Pop., 639; Kramer, Soc-Lab., 230.

III. D. B. Henderson, Rep., 29,654; Geo. Staehle. Fus., 19,231.

IV. Thos. Updegraff, Rep., 26,659; Frank Bayless, Fus., 17,791; C. G. Patten, Pro., 269.

V. Robert G. Cousins, Rep., 26, 133; R. Caldwell, Dem., 18,765; Laurie Tatum, Pro., 364

VI. John F. Lacey, Rep., 21,970; Fred White, Fus., 20,969; A. Bronson, Pro., 268. VII. John A. T. Hull, Rep., 25,578; Frank W. Evans, Fus., 19,352.

VIII. Wm. P. Hepburn, Rep., 24,783; W. H. Robb, Dem., 23,956.

IX. A. L. Hager, Rep., 24,904; Louis T Genung, Dem., 22,532; T. D. Thomas, Soc.-Lab., 137.

Allen

Barber Barton

Clay Cloud Coffey

Davis

Elk Ellis

Finney Ford

Gove

Gray Greeley

620; 1,240.

2Total vote for Douthart, Nat. Pro., 757; Hurley, Pro., 2,347; Kepford, 703. VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1897. Lieutenant-Governor.-Harry E. Richter. Rep., 159,793; A. M. Harvey, Pop. Dem., 167.136; E. Clark, Nat. Pro., 704; George Hollingberry, Pro., 2,074.

Secretary of State.-W. C. Edwards, Rep., 160,008; W. E. Bush, Pop. Dem., 167,082; T. S. Walters, Nat. Pro., 708; H. H. Geyer, Pro., 1,826,

Treasurer.-O. L. Atherton, Rep., 159,635; D. H. Heflebower, Pop. Dem., 166,875; James Murray, Nat. Pro., 764; John Biddison, Pro., 1,847.

Auditor.-George E. Cole, Rep., 159,914; W. H. Morris, Pop. Dem., 166,861; Levi Belknap, Nat. Pro., 676; T. D. Talmadge, Pro., 1,872.

Attorney-General.-F. B. Dawes, Rep.. 157,922; L. C. Boyle, Pop. Dem., 167,782; J. T. Merry, Pro., 1,926; A. H. Vance, Ind., 495.

Superintendent Public Institutions.-E. Stanley, Rep., 159,459; William Stryker, Pop. Dem., 166,338; Mrs. Virginia Greever, Pro., 1,956.

Supreme Court Judge.-T. F. Garver, Rep.. 159,428; Frank Doster, Pop. Dem., 167,920; J. R. Silvers, Nat. Pro., 802.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896. At Large R. W. Blue, Rep., 158, 140; J. D. Botkin, Fus., 168,400; M. Williams, Pro., 1,947.

1. Case Broderick, Rep., 22,115; Rev. H. E. Ballou, Pop. (Fus.), 19,713; M. Williams, Pro., 19.

II. John P. Harris, Rep., 25,919; M. S. Peters, Dem. (Fus.), 26.307.

III. S. S. Kirkpatrick, Rep., 22,849; E. R. Ridgley, Pop. (Fus.), 27,034.

IV. Charles Curtis, Rep., 26,643; John Madden, Pop. (Fus.), 25,889.

V. William A. Calderhead, Rep., 19,101; W. D. Vincent, Pop. (Fus.), 19,735.

VI. A. H. Ellis, Rep., 16, 106; G. R. Burton Dem. (Fus.), 1,547; N. B. McCormick, Pop., 18,237.

VII. Chester I. Long, Rep., 26,966; Jerry Simpson, Dem. (Fus.), 29,889.

LEGISLATURE OF 11898.

Silver Republicans.

3

3

1Seven counties lost their representatives in 1896 election by reason of the fact that less than 250 votes were cast.

118

KENTUCKY.

1CLERK OF

APPEALS.

-1897.

Dem. Dem.

2PRES'D'T. -1896. | Dem.

Rep. Fus.

1Total vote for Bryan and Watson, Pop. (including counties where no figures appear in column under Bryan), 44,954; Levering, Pro., 1,611; Bentley, Nat. Pro.,

Jt.bal.

KENTUCKY-(Continued).

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896. I. G. P. Thomas, Rep., 12,842; Chas. K. Wheeler, Dem., 14,808; B. C. Keyes, Pop., 11,991.

II. E. T. Franks, Rep., 17,276; John D. Clardy, Dem. (Sil.), 23,535; John W. Lockett, Dem. (S. M.), 433; Southall, 68.

III. W. Godfrey Hunter, Rep., 19,332; John S. Rhea, Dem. Pop., 19,670; C. W. Milliken, Dem. (S. M.), 315; R. W. Vaughn, Ind., 389.

IV. John W. Lewis, Rep., 20,222; David H. Smith, Dem. Pop., 21,655; Durham, Pop., 1,919; W. M. Lykins, Pro., 317.

V. Waiter Evans, Rep., 27,780; John Y. Brown, Dem. (Sil.), 17,150; John B. Baskin, Dem. (S. M.), 1,638.

VI. Richard P. Ernst, Rep., 17,422; Albert S. Berry, Dem. (Sil.), 21,177.

VII. W. C. P. Breckinridge, Dem. (S. M.), Rep., 17,019; Evan E. Settle, Dem., 18,826.

VIII. Geo. M. Davidson, Rep., 18,110; John B. Thompson, Dem., 15,629.

IX. Samuel J. Pugh, Rep., 22,014; W. Larue Thomas, Dem. (Sil.), 21,591.

X. John W. Langley, Rep., 16,381; Thos. Y. Fitzpatrick, Dem. (Sil.), 17,578.

XI. David G. Colson, Rep., 22,404; James D. Black, Dem. (Sil.), 12,518; Joseph Bertram, Dem. (S. M.), 30; John D. White, Ind. Rep., 4,587.

LEGISLATURE OF 1898.
Sen. Ho.

22

44

66

2

Acadia Ascension

Assumpt'n

722 737 1070 344

40

Avoyelle

214 1657

12

1609 2570

Bienville

51 1491

11

Bossier

22 1146

10

Caddo

285 1812

68

959 1547 58 3464 277 3210

Calcasieu

3531 2101

Pop.,

Auditor.-H. P. Kernochan, Rep. and Pop., 88,098; W. W. Heard, Dem., 118,999. Supt. of Education.-Dr. G. A. McCook, Rep. and Pop., 87,252: Joseph V. Calhoun, Dem., 118,525.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896.

I. Armand C. Romaine, Nat. Rep., 4,022; A. E. Livandais, Reg. Rep., 401; Adolph Meyer, Dem. (Sil.), 10,776; Joseph Gazin, Pop., 113.

II. James Legendre, Nat. Rep., 5,235; Frank N. Wicker, Reg. Rep., 1,344; Robt. C. Davey, Dem. (Sil.), 10,269.