The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-12-10
The LEGISLATURE.
Which will Assemble atCharles'
ton for the Coming Session.
The Democrats will Have Twenty Seven
Majority ON Joint Ballot, Counting
Tarr and O'Kane Is Elected-A
Complete List with Mem
bers' Addresses.

DeIB AOuItSSt8s
Below is the complete list, as com
piled by the Wheeling Register, o
the Senators and Delegates elect, to
gether with the hold over Senators
with the postofiics addresses of al
but two or three of the gentlemen.
! This list is complete and will no
be changed, SO far as can be divinet
at present, except, possibly, in Obi,
county, where the recount Is still Ii
progress. Messrs. Tarr and O'Kan,
are counted as elected in making VI
the summary, yet they may be cIass
ed as doubtful until the recount o
the vote, now in progress, 10 compile
ted.
A summary Of the situation show
that Of the thirteen hold-over Sena
tors the Democrats had eleven anS
the Republicans two. or the Sesa
tors elect, the Democrats have tel
and the Republicans three, counting
Tarr D., as elected. In the Hous,
the Democrats have forty one ant
the Republicans thirty. counting
O'Kane as elected. This gives II,
Democrats sixty two members OF
joint ballot and the Republican thir
ty-five, or a Democratic majority o
twenty seven.
SENIORS ELECTED NOVEMBER 8, 1892
First Senatorial district-Wm. II
Tarr,~ D., Wellsburg, Brooke county
Second-J. II. Eurbee, R., Man
nington, Marion.
Third-Geo. R. Farr, r., West I'm
ion, Doddridge.
Fourth-H. G. Henderson, D., Viii
Jamestown, Wood.
Fifth-Sylvester Hartman, d.
Hartman, Roane.
Sixth-James II. Stewart, d., Ray
mond City, Putnam.
Seyenth-Wm. NJ. Mahood, d.
Princeton, Mercer.
Eighth-Wm. Haynes, D., Stock
| VIRUS, GUM uCIb.
Ninth-John E. Peck, D., Mich Al
c. H., Nicholas.
Tenth Cyrus H. Scott, d., Bever
ly, Randolph
Observation-Disclosures G. Morley, r.
Kingwood, Preston.
Twelfth-John B. Finley, d., Par
sons, Tucker.
Thirteenth-Robert Earl, d.
Charles Town, jefferson.
follower SENATORS.
First Senatorial District-N. Z
Whitaker, r., Wheeling.
Second-D. A. Dorsey, d., Mounds
vile.
Third-William Morris, D., Mid
dlebourne, Tyler.
Fourth--Orlando Hardman, d.
Grantsville, Calhoun.
Fifth-Rankin Wiley, Jr., D., Poin
Pleasant, Mason.
Sixth--James Fl. Marcum, d.
Huntington, Cabell.
Seventh--John A. Sheppard, d.
Logan, c. H., Logan.
Eighth. W. ST Clair, D., Fay
etteville, Fayette.
Ninth--C. G. Watts, D., Charleston
Kanawha.
Tenth--D. W. Gall, D., Philippi
Barbour
Observation-Disclosures Garrison, r.
| bod dIorso Dur Mo,o--nI:c
Twelfth-Solomon Cunningham
d., Upper Tract, Pendleton.
Observation-Disclosures Parks, d.
Martinsburg, Berkeley.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
| Barbour-D. W. Shaw, D., Phil
lippi.
Berkeley-Stuart w. Walker, D.
Martinsburg.
Boone. H. Allen, d., Madison
Cabell-E M. McAllister, D., Hun
tington; Alva Davis, D., Love.
Ualhoun-Aristotle Smith, D., Mi
nora.
DoddridYe-Walter Hole, R., ST
Clara.
Fayette-J. r. Koontz, R., Clifty
P. P. Davis, R., Montgomery.
Gilmer-F. N. Hays, D., Chenille
Greenbrier-W. H. McClung, D.
Meadow Bluff; James F. Clark, D.
Columbia Sulphur Springs.
Hampshire-Geo. A. Holt, D., Coli
Stream.
Harrison-Henry Wicken hofer, R,
Wilsoaburg; Edwin Maxwell, R.
Clarksburg.
Jackson-Geo w Stats, R.. Evans
r. L. Thompson, R., Silverton.
Jefferson-A. S. cambridge, Jr.
D., Shepherdstowp.
] Kanawha-Wm S. Edwards, R.
Charleston; Harvey ]. Willis, R.
Maiden; John b. Floyd, R., Charles
ton; w. w. Riley, R.. Clendenin.
Lincoln-Burwell H. Griffith, R.
Griffithsville.
Logan. S. Chambers. D., Logal
P.O.
Marion-Jobn H. Brock, D., GLOW
er's Gap, Clarence L. Smith, D., Fair
mont.
Marshall George B. Games, R.
Rosby's Rock: E. P. Bowman r
Welcome.
Masou-JP. Austin. r. Red Mud
H. J. Greer, R., Flat Rock.
Mercer-H. M, Shumate. D.. Con
cord Church.
Mineral-H. Clay Shaw, r.
Monongaiia-James NJ. Anderson
R., Cross Roads.
Monroe-A. S. johnson. d.. Union