For Congress

Congressional nominations wero made on Wednesday as follows: Massachuetts, Fourth district, Joseph II. O"KeU Dom.) renominated; Sixth, Hcnry ;abot Lodfce (Kop.) rcnorainated; Eiglith, F. T. Greenbalgo (Rep.) renominatod; Tcnth, C. 15. Pratt (Dem.); Cwelfth, John C. Crosby (Dem.); John 3ascom (Pro.). New York, Twenty'ourth district, Frank 15. Arnold (Rep.); Thirty-second, li. II. Williams (Rep.), [thode Islafld, First district, O. Lapham [Dom.); H. II. Richardson Pro.); Second, Charles II. Pa;je (Dera.); John S. Tupp (Pro.). Kentucky, Sixth district, Wedon O'Noil Ohio, Fourth district, M. K. Gautze (Dem.); Seventh, William 13. Ilaynos (Dem.) renominated. Michigan, First district, John L. Chipman (Dem.). Arkansas, Second district, Isham P. Langley (Union Labor) indorsed by tho Ropublicans. Congressioniil nominations were made on Thursday as follows: Jlassachusetts, Eleventh district, T. (. Spaulding (Rep.). New York, Fifteenth district, Henry Bacon (Dem.); Twenty-sixth, Georffe W. Ray (Rep.). Pennsylvania, Eighth district, William ]NÏutchler (Dem.) renominated. Indian Third district, W. J. Durham (Rep.). Kentucky, Tenth district, R. C. Hill (Rep.). Louisiana, Second district, Matthew D. Logan (Dem.); Fourth, T. J. Guice (Farmers' Alliance). "California, Fourth district, John T. Cutting (Rep.). Ohio. Eighth district, W. N. Liken (Farmers' Alliance). The Congressional nominations on Friday were: Kentucky. First district, Edgar T. Franks (Rep.); Eleventh, John B. AVilson (Rep.). Pennsylvania, Sixth district, Thomas V. Pierco (Dem.); Fifteenth, C, W. Canfield (Dom.). Congressional nominations were made on Saturday as follows: Illinois, Fifth district, Jacob Ilaisoi1 (Dom.). Kentucky, Fourth district, R. Montgomery (Dem.) renominated. Massachusetts, Sixth district, Williar.i Everett (Dom.). Missouri, Ninth district. Seth W. Cobb (Dom.). New York, Twentieth district, A. 15. 15aucus (Dem.); Twenty-second district, II. P. Forbes (Pro.); Twenty-sixth district, G. W. Rav (Hen.). Tbirtv-flrst district, J. W. Wadsworth (Rep.) renominatod; Thirty-füurtli district, Ilirarn Smith (Dem.). Ohio, Fiftfh district, John Smith (Farmers1 AUiunuo); Twentyfirst district, T. L. Johnson (Dom.). Pennsylvania, iS'inth district, Rev. W. D. Gross (Pro.); Twenty-fifth district, B. W. Dimn (Hem). Virginia, Sixth district, W'. J. Shelburn (I'ro.). Kisconsin, Eiffhth district, W .T. Murray (Pro.). Consrossional nominations on Monday .wero as follows: Xcw Vork, Fifteenth district, John P. Helvin (Pro.); Sixteonth. W. W. Smith (Pro.); Twontyseventh, Charles 'Wills (I'ro.); Twentyninth, D. Page (Dem.) Thirty-fourth, Hirara Smith (Dein.). Wisconsin, First district, L. M. Miller (Dera.). Kentucky, Sccond district, II. R. Eowland (Farmers' Alliance).