Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-20

The senate stands: Democrats, "a;
Republicans, 10, which gives the dem
ocrats majority on joint ballot of SO,
divided as follows: House, Sc; senate,
IA.
THE NEW SENATE.
Sufficient returns have been received |
to show the political complexion of the
state senate, which stands: Democrats,
"a; republicans, 10. This is net gain |
of one for the republicans. Elections
were held in eighteen districts (the
seventh to fill q vacancy caused by the |
death of Hon. w. NJ. Vancleve), Be |
low will be found complete list of the
members of the next senate together |
with the postoffice address of each:
First district-Lyman A. Parcher,
Maryville, rep.
Second district g. Moran,
st Joseph. dem.
Third district-H. F. Simrall, Liber-
ty, dem.
Fourth district-John Taggart, Beth
any, dem., gain. al
Fifth district-W. A Jacobs, Chilli,
Goth, rep.
Sixth district - Andrew Mackey,
Keytesville, dem.
Seventh district-Wm. II. Sears, Ma
con City, dem.
Eighth district-Jas. W. Ssbree, Car
rolltOn, dem.
Ninth district-J. NJ. Proctor, Stur-
geon, dem. ta
Tenth district-H. w. johnson, Jones.
burg, dem. .---.-..--
Eleventh district - DAVID A. Ball,
Louisiana, dem.
Twelfth district-Willlam G. Down
ing, Canton. dem.
Thirteenth district-Jas. p Wood,
New London, dem. =
Fourteenth district-Jas.. E. HAZEL,
California, dem.
Fifteenth district-Jas. r. Saltonstall,
Slater, dem.
Sixteenth district-J.. G.. Sparks,
Pleasant Hill, dem.
Seventeenth district-Jno. P. Har-
mon, Holden, dem.
Eighteenth District. G. Seabourne,
Pineville, rep gain.
Nineteenth district-Jas. J. Gideon,
Ozark, rep.
Twentieth district-W. P. Shelton,
Osceola, rep, gain.
Twenty first district - r. Steele
Rogers, Linn, rep.
"
field, aartsville, dem.
Twenty-third district-Wm. Hunter,
Commerce, dem.
Twenty-fourth district j. Perry
johnson, Frederlcktown, dem.
Twenty fifth district-B. F. Webster,
ST. Louis. rep.
Marble Hill, dem.
Twenty seventh district - A. NJ.
Allen, Kansas City, dem.
Twenty-eighth districts. II. Clay
comb, Joplin, dem
Twenty-ninth district-Jas. G. Nc
Ginnis, st. Louis, rep.
Thirtieth district-Geo. A. Castle
man, st. Louis, dem.
Thirty first district-Geo. w. Davis
son, St. Louis, rep.
Thirty-secOnd district-F. A. Ketch-
um, St Louis, dem.
Thirty-third district-Jno. N. Kelley,
st. Louis, rep.
Thirty fourth district-D. H. Ker-
win, st. Louis, dem.
THE REPRESENTATIVES,
are given. In the list following demo-
Gratis are marked "Den. - republicans,
''Rep.;" union labor, "U. L."
Adair-Josiah w. Davis. rep.
Andrew-Wm D. Hoar, rep.
Atchison-Benson Bond, dem.
Audrain-R. Creed Carter, dem.
Barry-Wm. A. Ely, dem.
Barton-H. G. Timmons, dem.
Bates-John II. Hinton, dem.
Senton-Samuel X. Crawford, rep.
Bollinger-John l. Ellis, dem.
Boone-Jas. w. Kneisley, dem.
Buchanan-Wm. 81. Haynes, dem;
E. A. Donelan, dem.; Geo. w. John
son, dem.
Butler-Dewitt F. Askew, dem.
Caldwell-David R. B. Harlan, rep.
Callaway-Thos. W. Shaw, dem.
Camden-A. r johnson, rep.
Cape Glrardeau-Robert H. White
law, dem.
Carroll-Jas. Brooks, rep
Carter-F. M. Coleman, dem.
Cass-Jas. X. Lacey, dem.
Cedar-W. B. Lewis, rep.
CharitOn-Lucius Salisbury, dem.
Christian-B. F. Plummer, rep.
Clark-Jas. H. Fore, dem.
Clay-John II Dunn, dem.
Clinton-Ed. w. Turner, dem.
Cole-Daniel H. Mcintyre, dem.
Cooper-O. F. Arnold, dem.
CrawfOrd-Z. T Maxwell, dem.
Dade-J. w. Newell, rep.
Dallas-Amos s. Smith, dem.
Daviess-J. w. Alexander, dem.
Dekalb-Levi T. Moulton, rep.
Dent-Francis NJ. Lenox, dem.
Douglas-JOhn M. Lewis, rep.
Dunklin-Thomas r. r. Ely, dem.
Franklin-John W. Booth, dem.
Gasconade-Joseph Leising, rep,
Gentry-Frank A. Weimer, dem.
Greene-A. M. Haswell, rep. Saml
w. aeadlee, rep.
Grundy-Thomas j. Taylor, rep,
| Harrison-NelsOn Church, rep
Henry--William H. Cock, dem.
Hickory-William l.. Snidow, rep.
| Holt-Luke Il. Knowles, rep.
Howard-Frank Dodd, dem.
Howell-C. l.. White, dem.
Iron-William 7 Crocker, dem.
Jackson-George Noel, dem. NJ. r.
Brown, dem.; Henry Smith, rep: w.
IL. Miller, rep.
Jasper-C. NJ. Etter rep; D. Hop.
kins, rep.
Jefferson-T. w. Guy, rep.
Johnson-Samuel G. Kelley, rep. !;
IL. G. Conner, rep.
Knox-Nicholas j. Wa son, dem.
Laclede-J. r. Moore, rep.
Laiayette-Robert A. Hicklin, dem.
Lawrence-George A. Purdy, rep.
Lewis-Horace P. TAFT, dem.
Lincoln-George T. Dunn, dem.
Linn-J A. Arbuthnot, rep.
Livingston-Wm. P. Munroe, dem.
McDonald--JOhn j. McNutt, dem.
Macon-John II. Babcock, dem.
Madison-F. II. Newberry, dem.
Maries-J. NJ. Coppedge, dem.
Marion-George A. Mahan, dem.
Mercer-Martin E Swift. rep.
Mlller-J. NJ. Baker, rep.
Mississippi-James J. Russell, dem.
Moniteau--D. X. Steele, rep.
| Monroe-RObert N. Bodine, dem.
Montgomery VIM. A Carter, dem,
Morgan-Conway Jones. dem.
New Madrid-Albert j. Moore. dem.
Newton-M. L. Tribble, rep.
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