The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-13
THE UNITED STATES SENATE.

List of Members of the Senate of the
Forty-Ninth ccRgress-yacancIes Yet to
Be Filled.
WASHINGTON, March THE following
is list of the members of the Senate of the
F0rty-ninth Congress, so far as determined
at this time, together with date of expira-
ton of their terms of service. Names of
Republicans in roman, Democrats in italics,
and independents in SMALL CAPITALS. A
star u indicates that the member has been
reelected recently The dagger Cd is
affixed to names Of new Senator'S Mr..
Teller, of Colorado has seen service in the
Senate, but on account of the break in his
term caused by his selection as member
OF the Cabinet he is not claSSed with those
reelected. The list is as follows:
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI
james b. Pugft<-. 1881 James q. George. 1887
John T. Morgan. 1889 1859
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI.
j. K. JOneSf 1891 George G. Fest* 1891
1889 Francis n Cockrelt 1887
CALIFORNIA. NEBRASKA.
Leland Stanford 1S9llC. H. Van Wyck. 1851
John L. Miller - .1SS7lC. f. Henderson. .1SSS
COLORADO NEVADA.
henry NJ. Teller 1881 John p. jones' -. 1881
Thomas NJ Bowen. 1883 james G. Fdir..... 1857
CONNECTICUT NEW HAMPSHIRE.
0rville H. Plattt. 1891 Henry W. Blair :. 1885
Joseph Il. Hawley. 1887 Austin f. Pike 1855
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEY.
1881 lillian ]. Sewell. 1881
Eta SALISBURY. 49, 1889 John r. MCPHERSON. 1885
FLORIDA. NEW YORK
W t0fllS0n Cdlt*. 1891 William NJ EvartSf1S9l
CftdfteS w. Jones. 1881 Warner Miller. 1857
GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA
Joseph II. Br0tOn*. 1891 ZebulOn b. Vance. 1891
Alfred H. COlQ,titt. 1889 NJ w. RdnS0n-. 1SSs
ILLINOIS. OHIO.
1891 Henry B. Pda1le+. 1891
Shelby NJ. Cullom- 1889 John Sherman. 18SI
INDIANA. OREGON.
Daniel w. F0OrTeeS*lSg1I ........lS $50
Benz min Harrison. 1887 Joseph N. Dolph .ISS
IOWA. PENNSYLVANIA.
VIM. B. Allison* 1S91lJas D. Cameron, 1891
James F. Wilson. 1899 John |. Mitchell. .1SST
KANSAS. RHODE ISLAND.
John j. Ingalls,. 1891 Nelson w. Aldrich 1SSr
Preston B. Plumb. 1889 Jonathan Chace+. 1SSs
KENTUCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA.
J. c. S. Bldctblg7l+- 1891 Wade Hampton 1891
James B. Beck. -. 1889 MdttheJU c. Butler 1885
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE
James y. Eustist 1891 H0lCeu f.. Jackson. 1SS'
RdndGu L. Gibson 1889 Lsldm q. Harris. 1885,
MAINE. TEXAS.
eugene Hale :. 1887 Samuel b. Marcy. 1SS'
William P. Frye. 1889 Richard Coke. . 1888!
MARYLAND. VERMONT.
James IL. GTO0Dle*. 1881 Justin S. Morrill, 1S9
arthur z. Goi7ndIc~ 1887 Geo. +. Edmunds. lSS
MASSACHUSETTS. VIRGINIA.
Henry j.. Dawes. 1887 WILLIAM MALONE. 18S
George +. Hoar- -. 1889 II. II. RIDDLEBBR R. 1873!
MICHIGAN. WEST VIRGINIA
omar II. COnger- 1887 Johnson ~. Camden. 1888
Thomas w. Palmer. 1889 John Il. KCnnn. !. 1SS
MINNESOTA. WISCONSIN.
s. j. Is. Mcmillan. 1887 John G. Spoonert 1879
Dwight NJ Sabin. 1889 Philetus Sawyer. 1888
The election of a Senator to succeed
Henry w. Blair Republican, of New
Hampshire occurs in June, but Mr.. Blail
has been appointed to serve ad interim
Jonathan Chace, of Rhode Island, wa
chosen for the unexpired term of the lat,
Henry B. Anthony. After long and ex
citing struggle the Legislature of Oregon
failed to elect a Senator before the session
expired by limitation.