Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-23
SUPREME JUDGE.

but, by an egregious error, the official re-
turn made to the Secretary of State, gives
him 80 votes for the House of Delegates!
SUPREME JUDGE.
As there has been, in Republican circles,
some doubt expressed of the election Of
Judge Snyder, to the Supreme Bench, the
vote as far as officially received, will be OF
interest. Thirty-seven counties have been
heard from, giving the following vote:
Snyder, IS, S3S; Guthrie. IS, 220. OF the II
counties to yet hear from, Is will give
Democratic majOrities and four Republic
can. Among the former are Nicholas,
Wayne, Wetzel, Pocahontas and Webster,
so that fair estimate of Snyder's majority
would make it at least $500. Nicholas is
reported at 700 and Wetzel at 400 for Sny-
der.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The list which appears below is made mp
of the official and semi-otficiaf returns. 1t
is presumably reliable and may be depend
ed upon. In Kanawha county the election
of Jas. II. Brown, Republican, is conceded,
though n contest is now in progr ess. The
list Of the new members OF the House Is as
follows:
Barbour-Johu W. Corder, d.
Berkeley-Alex. Park, Jr., r., and Jamse
w. MCHeown, K.
Boone -, ID.
Braxton-John H. Cunningham, D.
Cabell-P. II. Mccullough, ID.
Calhoun-Taylor r. Stump, ID.
Doddridge-Wm. Maxwell, r.
Fayette-L. d. Isbel, d.
Gilmer-Melyille Stump, ID.
Greenbrier-Wm. II. McClung, D., and
John +. Caring, d.
II..-ta-,, IL I Dnha1 onA Hhac
w. Lynch, K.
Jackson-V. S. Armstrong, D., and C. L.
Brown, d.
JefFerson-S. W. Rider, D., and Isaac
FOuke, ID.
Kanawha-Jas. F. Brown, D.. John NJ.
Collins, D.. and Jas. H. Brown, K.
Lewis-Wm. h. Wilson, r.
Lincoln-J. w. Holt, d.
Logan Chambers, d.
Marion-John c. Jones, r., and Jesse 7.
Sturm, K.
Marshall-John Nixon, R., and VIM. S.
SimOntOn, r.
Mason ohm NJ. Eckard, D.. and J. A.
Sayre, d.
Mercer-ISiah Bee, d.
Mineral-C. w. Daley, d.
MOuODgslia-Henry L. Cox, K.
MOnroe-James II. Adair, d.
MurEan- - , K. --er
Nicholas-David Mcqueen, ID.
Ohio. ]. Woods, D., L. +. Stifel, D.,
3. Il Dovener, r., and ]. H. Burtt, 4.
Pendleton-J. Ed. Pennybacker, D.
Pleasants--0liyer Gorrell, ID.
Preston-J. r. Riggs, R, U. \. Orr, r.
Putnam-S. J. Timms, d.
Raleigh-Wm. c. Rife, ID.
Ritchie-Thos. E. Davis, r.
Summers-A. A. Miller, d.
Taylor-David Powell, r.
Tyler-Wm. NJ Powell, r.
UpShur-J. J. Morgan, r.
Wayne-Thos. Harrison, D.
Wetzel-Septimius Hall, ID.
WITHIN. II. Shirt, ID.
Wood-W. A Cooper, R., Samuel P. Sta
pieton and Erwin d. J. Bond, r.
First Delegate District, Brooke and Han
cock-Geo. W. McCord, r.
Second Delegate District, Grant and
Hardy-George Hartman, r.
Third Delegate District Wyoming and
Fourth Delegate District, Pocahontas and
Webster-Henry Yeager, ID.
Fifth Delegate District, Randolph and
Tucker-A. r. Parsons, ID.
Sixth Delegate District, Clay and Roane
-Absolom b. Wells, D., and Jacob Sails
bury, d.
REHABILITATION.
Democrats, So; Republicans, q; Demo-
cratic majority, IL.
SENATE.
First District-John,,R Donehoo, D., Han
cock county; n. b. Scott, R., Ohio.
Second District-Fontaine Smith, D.,
Marion; ID. NJ. Hostuttler, r, Wetzel;
Third District-Franklin Maxwell, D.,
Doddridge; George Nv. Hayes, G. r., Gill
= Foarth Dfstrict-D. A. Roberts, D., Writ;
Anthony Smith, R., Tyler.
Fifth District-A. r Barbee, G. b. d.,
Mason VIM. woodward, r.
Sixth Distriet-G. G. Burgess, D.,
WAYNE; r. T. Harvey, D., Cabell.
Seventh DiStTict-JOseph Stollings, d.,
Boone; John B. Floyd, D., Logan.
Eighth District-Wm. l.. McNeal, D.,
Pocahontas; John G. Lobban, d. Monroe.
Ninth District-Haryy Samples, D., Clay;
Benz. w. Byrne, D., Kanawha.
Tenth Distriet-Thomas J. Farnsworth,
D, Upshur; N. w. Coburn, r, Barbour.
Eleventh District--W. NJ o. Dawson, r.,
Preston; VIM. @. McGrew, R, Monongalia.
Twelfth District-Joseph Yanmeter, d.,
Hardy; George E. Price, D., Mineral
Thirteenth District-Samuel Davidson,
G. B. D., Morgan; Jacob s. Melvin, D., JEFF
ferson.
REHABILITATION.
Democrats.