The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08

Crat, $40; George Harman, Republican,
G75; for House Of Delegates, John j,
Hines, Democrat, Sl9; E. A. Lambert
7O9,
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
The Complete Tsturns-ElsVen Democratic
Majority ON Joint BALLOT,
This morning the ISIELLIdENcEg Is able
to give accurately the makeup Of the
next West Virginia Legislature, That
body will contain thirtyseven Democrats,
twenty.seven Republicans and one Inde'
pendent from Lincoln county. II the In
dependent goes into the Democratic eau
Gus, the Democratic majority on joint
ballot will be twelvei without him eleven.
The majority on joint ballot In the last
Legislature was fifteen,
THR SENATE.
Following Is list Of the State Senate,
The newly elected members are given
first in each distrlCt, The Senate will
stand: Democrats, IA; Republicans, II;
Democratic msjority,2.
First district-N. B. Scott, Rep; ]. B.
Somervile, Dem.
second-J. II. Furbeo, Rep; B. W.
Price, Dem.
Third-Edwin Maxwell, Rep,i P. W.
Fourth@j. W, Sweeney, Dem. I'd. j.
FiIth~&illiam wOOdyard, Rep; Q, L,
Brown, Dem.
slxth-E. NJ, MCAlllster, Dem,i Rufus
switzer, Dem.
seventh-B. H. Oxley, Dem.; J. w.
MCOreery, Dem.
Eighth-M, Van Pelt, DEM; Marion
Gwinn, Dem.
Njnth-R. S. Carr, Rep; ]. W. Morri-
son, Rep.
Tenth-A. @. AI!near, Rsp.i Stark W.
Arnold, Rep.
Eleventh-Joseph snider, Rep; W. NJ.
o. Dawson, Rep.
Twellth-G. D. Price, Dem.; S. L.
Flournoy, Dem.
Thirteenth-Howard Gettinger, Dem. !;
A. Il. Unger, Dem.
THE HOUSE, OF DELEGATES.
The new House will consist Of twenty.
seven Republicans, thirty.seven Demo-
Gratis and one independents Democratic
majority of nine. The members are:
Barbour-D. W. Shaw, Dem.
Berkeley-G. NJ. Boyers and g. H.Ropp,
Rop. ..r.
Boone-L. D, Hsger, Dem.
Braxton-Peyton Byrne, Dem.
III d.
Calhoun-John NJ. Hamilton, Dem.
Doddhdge-E. G. Taylor, Rep.
Fayette-W. NJ. Tyree, Dem.
Gilmer-R. +. Kidd, Dem.
Greenbrler-John NJ. sydenstrlcker and
William II. McOlung Dem.
Hampghire-Amos L, Pugh, Dem.
Harrison-Henry Raymond and NJ. g.
s JScEsosE|5. E. Brown and ]. B. Crow,
Jefferson-D. B. Lucas and R. P. Chew,
Kanswha-H. O. McWhorter, W, II,
Toler and L. II. 04kes, Rep.
Lowis-George DAVIDSON, Dem.
LinColn-Burwell Chambers, lndepend-
ent.
1ORhu- H. 4tAKlNut hcul.
Marion-JOsse Y. sturm and Eljrilge
Garter, Rep.
Marshall-Joslah Sinclair and R. T. Nc.
Nason@j. t. Hensley, Rep, and ]. s.
Spencer, Dem. .
Mercer-W. NJ. Reynolds, Dem.
Mineral-William Middleton, Rep.
Mononsalis-J. NJ, HsganE, Rep.
Monroe-J. NJ. Rowan, Dem.
Morgan-Lewis Largent, Rep.
NicholM-John E. Peck, Dem.
Ohio-N. Z. Whitaker, Rep, ]. j.
Woods, O. ]. Gleason and A. D. Garden,
Dem.
Pendleton-John ]. Hines, Dem.
Pleasants-Oliver Gorrell, Dem.
Preston--J. P. Jones and !. 7, Hoke,
Rep.
Raleigh-W. O. Rifle, Dem.
RilChle-J. M. Mckinney, Rep.
Summers-John O. Crockett, Dem.
Taylor-Abel Il. Thayer, Rep.
Tyler-Silas Smith, Rep.
Upshur-Stillman Young, Rep.
Wayne-C. W. Ferguson, Dem.
Welzsl-Jacob Cochran, Dem.
Wirt-J. W. Depue, Rep.
Wood-R. L. woodward, Rep, W. N.
Chancellor and A. A. Kellar, DEM, g,
First Delegate District Brooke and
Hancock III. II. Duval, Rsp.
Second Grant and Hardy)-J. ]. Chip
Il Third Mcdowell and wyomlugJ-D.H.
Ingram, Dom.
Fourth lPocshontas and WobSter)--
Henry A. Yeager, Dem.
Fifth (R,ndolph and Tuckcr)-JS T.
Sixth (Clay and Roano)-p. D. CoCh,
ran and Beverly ]. Taylor, Dem.