Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-13
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
List of Union Members of h Next
LEGISLATURE, Certainly Elected.

Lat Of Union Members of the Next
LEGISLATURE. Certainly Elected.
The Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette makes the following
| estimate in reference to the complexion of
the next Legislature:
The whole number of Senators is 81.
| Of these the Unionists have elected GER
tainly %; Democrats 9, There are doubt
FIJI a cf which more will be Union than
Democratic.
The House comprises 105 L2embers. The
Unionists have elected 81 Democrats, 81;
doubtful II.
The following Senators {Unipn) are
| elected:
LIST Dissatisfaction, S. L. Hayden
| Geo. b. Hollister, Warner NJ. Bateman.
Sd District-Montgomery and Preble,
Col. A. L. Harris.
5th District.-Green, Clinton and Fa-
yette, A. w. Doan.
9Th District.-Ross and Highland, Capt.
| Silas Irion.
sth District.-Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs
and VintOn, JOS. Bradbury.
18th District.-Champaign, Clarke and
Madison, Col. Toland Jones.
18th District-Miami, Darke and Shell
by, Col. John E. Cummins.
18th District.-LOgsn, Union, Marion,
and Hardin, P. B. Cole.
I4th Observation-Disclosures and Morgan
and part of Noble, Samuel S. Knowles.
2Ist District.-Csrroll and Stark, Il. S.
Martin
District 22.-Jefferson and Columbiana,
j. T. Brooks.
District 23.-Trumbull and Mahoning,
George F. Brown.
DISTRICT 24-Ashtabula, Lake and
| Geaugd, Abner Kellogg.
District 25.|Cuyahoga, Samuel Will
District 26.~POrtage and Summit, N.
ID. Tibbals.
District 27.-Medina and LOrain, DIR. l..
ID. Griswold.
District 30.-Huron, Erie, Sandusky
and Ottowa, L. B. Ssdler-
District 33.-Hancock, Wood, Lucas,
Fulton, Henry and Putnam, Jas. G. Hall
and Parlee Carlin.
There is scarcely q doubt that McFar-
land is elected in the I'd District, and
Gen. Willard Warner in the 10th Dis
trict. This would give the Union party
%.
The districts in doubt, with chances in
favor of Union candidates, are:
. 4th-ClermOnt and Brown.
7th-Adams, Pike, Scioto and Jack
son.
9th-Athens, Hooking and Fairfield.
18th and 2sth-knOx, Morrow, Wayne
and Holmes two Senators.(
2Oth-Belmont and Harrison.
! The Democrats have certainly elected
'qtors in the following districts:
ocnS Franklin and Rckawsy.
1Ssh shocton ard TusGarawas.
iSth-Guernstey and N0nr9e and par
sIstwSeneca, Crawford and Wyee1o'
32d-Mercer, Auglaize, Allen, VA.
Vert, Paulding, Defiance and Williams,
1.-TWO Senators-)
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Union members elected are as fol-
lows:
Ashtabula-S. A. Northaway,
Athens-Wm. P. johnson.
Carroll-Wm. Deford.
Champaign-Capt. s. T. McMorran.
Clarke-H. G. Huston.
CIinton-J. A. Oren.
Columbia-Samuel w. Clark, Samuel
w. Fox.
Cuyahoga-D. A. Dangler, G. b. Lock
wood, Morris L. Gallup.
D~arke-ScipiO Myers.
, Delaware-0. D. Hougb.
Erie-Col. A. T. Wilcox.
Favette-Miles Gardner.
Fulton-Ezekiel Masters.
D.D.o I'll I II NJ MontrnmprV
> Geauga-Peter Hitchcock.
' Greene-R. +. Howard.
Guernsey-John 7. Clark.
Hamilton-Wm. Stanton, Jno. M. COch'
ran, VIM. Penn Nixon, Henry Kessler
, Geo. B. Wright, Gustav Tafel, Fred'k H
= Oberkline, Maxwell P. Gaddis and Thos
L. Young.
Hardin-Solomon Kramer.
Harrison
I Highland-D. NJ. Barrett.
Huron-Col. Frank Sawyer.
: Jackson-James Trippe.
4 Jefferson-Samuel o. Kerr.
: Knox-Gen. II. B. Banning.
/ Lake-COl. Russell Hastings.
. Lawrence-Thomas N. Davy.
a Logan-Col. Dom Piatt.
Lorain-W. P. Boynton.
4 Lueas-J. A. Chase.
4 Medina-Hiram Bronson.
q Meigs-Thos. A. Welch.
Miami-Capt. w. B. Alexander.
Montgomery-CoL. A. L. Parrott, Sam
uel Furnass.
Morgan. T. Williams.
Muskingum-A. ". Shipley and PER-.
Wiles.
9 Ottawa and Wood-Major Henry 1
9 Wood.
b Portage-COl. VIM. Stedman.
h P~reble-Philip LybroOk.
It Seneea-Col. Luther NJ. Strong.
= Stark-E. F. Schneider and Humphre.
10 Hoover.
N Suinmit-John Encell.
n Trumbull-A. d. Kibbee.
Is Union-M. G. Lawrence.
Ie Warren. H. Coulter.
v Washington-Austin L. Curtiss, A. l
Haskin.
y The Democrats elect in the followin
!: counties:
+ Allen, Ashland, Auglaize, Belmont, But
u Ter, Crawford, Fairfield, Franklin, Han
y cock, Henry, Putnam, Hooking, Holmes
e Licking, Marion, Mercer and Van Wert
y Monroe, Perry, Pickaway, Pike, Richlant
= Ross, Sandusky, Shelby, Tuscarswas an
= Vinton-27.
q Leaving in doubt the following cour
IS Adams, Brown, Clermont, CoshoctOl
10 Defiance, Paulding and Williams, Mad
lie son, Mahoning, Noble, Wayne and WyaI
t. dot.
d This makes d complete victory.
AttempGtO:Burn h sP6itSwSOd HOtt
I'm Richmond.
% About two o'clock on Friday morning.
DC the inmates Of the Spottswood Hotel, SIT
4 uated ON the corner Of Main and Eight
n streets, were aroused from theif slambsr
~ by a suffocating smoke, which pervade
i every chamber. The confusion consequer
r thereupOh Is indeseribable. Men an
II women, in diShd6iHe, were running to an
fro in a state of frenzy. Those who wer
10 not SO easily excited at once entered int
ir an investigation of the cause of the smok
N and soon found that it proceeded from
q lumber room in tie Basement, benesth tn
n, billiard saloon. The room was dense wit
n smoke and fame. The fire was soon sui
,st dued, when it was ascertained that thel
a had been d diabslical attempt to burn tn