The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
THE NEW SENATE.

made complete. 4 full list Of the new
Senate, us it will be convened on tho
4tl of March for special session to COLI
firm Executive appointments, is given
below. Those reelected are marked
with a star (*), and the letter o indi-
cntes where the party tho Senator rep-
resents has made gain:
A1abama-l8S3, John T. Morgan,
D.; 1885, james L. Pugh. d.
Arkonsas-l883, A. II. Garland, y. {;
1885, j. d. Walker, y.
Calitornia-l885, j. Il. Farley, y. {;
1887, John Il. Miller, r.
Colorado-1883, II. NJ. Teller. r. !;
1885. N. P. Hill, II.
Connecticut--l885 o. II. Platt, T.. :;
1887, j. r.. Hawley, r., O.
Dclawarc-l885, Eli salisbury. D. I;
1887, Thomas j.. Bayard, d.
Floridn-lss5, Wilkinson Call, D. :;
1887, Charles W. Jones. d.
Georg a--l883, Benjamin II. Hill,
D.; 1855, j. L. Brown, d.
lllinois-l8s3, David Davis, I. d. :;
1895, John A. Logan, r.
lndiana-l885, D. W. Voorhees,, D. ::
1887, Benjamin Harrison, II. q.
Iowa-l883. S. j. Kirkwood. r.:
1885, W. Is. Allison, X.
Kansas-18S3, p. B. Plumb, r..
1885, j. j. Ingalls,, II.
Kentucky-l889, j. 3. Beck, D.:
1885, j. S. Williams. D.
Lonisiona-lss3. ". r. Kellogg. r. !;
1885. B. Il. Jonas. D.
Maine.1sS3, JIG. Blaine, H.; 1887,
Eugene Hale, II
Maryland-lsS3, j. B. Croome, D. {;
1887. a. +. German. d
MasIaChusetts- 1888, Geo. II. uoar.
r.; 1887. Henry l.. Dawes, r.
1883, n. W. Ferry, r. !:
1887, Omar d. Corger, r.
MIincsuta-1883, William Window.
r.; 1887. s. j. r. MrAii,lnn, Rs
Mississippi 1883, l.. @. &. Lamar,
d.; 1887, j. Z. George, y. q.
Missouri 1885, George d. Vest, D. {;
1887. f.. M. g. ckerell, d.
Ne3raska-lS83. Alvin Saunders, r. !:
1881, Charles Van Wyrk, II.
Ncvuda-l885, j. i. Jones, r.: 1887.
James &. Fair, ID. q.
New Hampshire 1888, r. Fl. Roll
Inns, r.; 1855, N. W. Blair, r.
New Jcrsey--lSYS. J. r. McPberson
d.; 1887, William j. Sewnll. Il. q.
New 9ork-l8S5, Roscoe Conkling,
X; 1887, Thomas e. Platt, r.. q.
North Carolina-las3, NJ. W. RAN
som. d.; 1880. Il. Is. Vance, ID.
Ohio-l885, George II. PcndIcton,
d.; 1887, John Sherman. II. q.
OreXon-l8S3, L Grover, D.; 1885,
j. II. Slarer, d.
penns\ lva,,ia- 1885, J. D. Cameron,
r.; 1887, John I. Mitchell. II. q.
Rhode lslan,.-l8S3, II. 3. Anthony,
r.; 1887, A. L. Burnside, r.
South Carolina-lS83, NJ. c. Butler,
d.; 1885, Wade Hampton, y.
Tennessee 1883, l. G.. Harris, D. :
1887, II. l.. Jackson, D.
Tcxus-lS83, Richard Coke, D.:
1887, Samuel B. Muxev, d.
Vermont--l885, j. s. Morrill,. r.:
1887, G. II. Etlmunds. r."
Virginia-lSS3, j. W. johnston, y. ;
1887. William Mahone, l. D.
West Firginia-l8S3, Henry G.
Davis, D.: 1886. j. NJ. Camden,
Wisc"nsin-l885, M. W. Carpenter,
Ri; 1887, Philctus Sawyer, n.
Republicans. 81; Democrats, 81:
Independent Democrats, 2.
tDied February "a.
MURDER IN Rock HILL.-A special
to the Charlotte Observer, dated Feb.
ruary %, says: "Allen Harris. n Ca.
towba Indian, aged 20, was killed
about 10 O'Clock Saturday night, three
miles south Of this place. 4 iurv OF
inquest was impanclcd Yesterday and
rendered verdict late this afternoon
that James Duffie, Hampton Owens
and John Pcrduc, all white, were the
s'ayrrs; Dnffic being the principal
Owens and Perdnc the accessories.
Harris was severely cut in five differ
cnt pnces and died instantly. The
scene of the difficulty was about three
hundred yards from q house of M.
tame where the row commenced,
1lquof Playing a prominent part. The
parties have all been committed to
Jnli. There having been several homi.
cides in this vicinity of late tho senti.
mccnt of the community Is one OF
mingled regret and Indignation, and a
rigid enforcement of the law is tho
general wish"
"A Washington letter Of thc 26tl,
ulf;' says: Senator Carpenter is still
uhhuried and q rumor is prevalent
that Senator Edniunds J., prostratcd
by the Same incnrablc disease that
carried off the Wisconsin Senator
lie has been confined to his room fo,
several days. 1t is auihoritativcly
stated that his trouble is Bright's dis,
ease and 1t is further predicted that he
VIII never again take bis seat in the
Senate.
Tho BOSTON Post wants S. J. Til.
den sont to Congress to fill the vacan.
cy caused by tho death Of Fernando
Wood. If tho old man should agref
TO- this suggestion he would make
things lively for some people on the
floor Of the House. lie is nothing i
not Of an inquiring mind.
"a. O.
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