Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-11
How the Legislative Representation
Will Stand Politically.
THE REPUBLICANS HAVE GAINED
In 10Th Houses and Will Lave Things
Their Own Way.
NAMES OF THE SUCCESSFUL MEN

| LuZerne county IS very close. Inero ID
difference of only few votes between
Brown (R. } and Ogden (D) in Westmore
land county, and the official count to-mor
row will decide who is to represent the dis
trict. In the other % districts the Repub.
licans have elected their candidates as fol
lows:
lst-George H. Smith. Eth-W. n Haekenberg
sdF A: Oseorpe; p.. sh-k: X keefeT Mooas
eth jesse NJ. Baker. ssth-John A. Lemon.
isth-s J. Il. hhaSas MecaTroll. sa-M Seredth
l7th-J: P. S. Goblin. 43d john Upperman.
I'D B; b; Mitchell. 47th-gamss $. Fruits.
The single Democratic Senator chosen is
Henry D. Green, who is reelected from
Berks county. With two districts unde-
cided the Republicans have 81 votes in the
Senate and the Democrats II. Complete re-
turns received by the Associated Press from
every Legislative district show that the next
| House of Representatives will be composed
of 1876 Republicans and 6S Democrats, the
Republicans thus having a majority on
| joint ballot of the Legislature of 80 and
possibly "a. In the last House there were
| 122 Republicans, 70 Democrats and the 8
Bradford county Fusionists who voted with
the Democrats. Following is a list of the
members elected to the House. Those
marked with star are reelected:
Philadelphia George A. varre, Rs,
Adolpn Beyerlein, R.*: Second, H. C. Rams
Robert J. Moore, R.: Fifth, Jacob D. shick,
R.; Sixth, John H. Grouse, R.; Seventh,
Henry K. Boyer, r.; Eighth. John NJ. Scott,
r.; Ninth. e: X. Bolles. R.; Tenth, Frank NJ
bert Crawford, D.; Twelfth, Harry Coffin. r.
Thirteenth, H. L. Dunlap, R.; Fourteenth,
William NJ. Kidd, RS: Fifteenth, Walton
Penniwell, R., John B. Devln, R.; Sixteenth,
Seventeenth, John II. Fow, D.*; Eighteenth,
James Clarency, R., John A. Jennis. r.,
Alfred H. Raven, R.; Nineteenth, William
H. Keyser. Rs, John H. Ribel, Rs; Twen-
tieth. william d. Cassan, D.: Twenty-irst,J j.
l. Harrison, R.: Twenty-second, d. n. Cola
mer, R.; Twenty third, William Littey, R.;
W. Weisshaur. R.; Twenty.dfth. Joseph c.
Richmond, Rs, John Nj. Smith, Rs; Twenty
sixth, Samuel Crothers, R.*; Twenty seventh,
c. Harry Fletcher, R.* Harry F. Walton, Rs;
Nlckles, r.
Adams-wm. t. siegler, D.*; ". F. Rit-
house, D.
Allegheny-First, E. wertheimer, R.; c.
shall, Rs; VIM. J. Mcdonald, R.; Third, NJ.
John Kearns, D.*; Fifth. s, NJ. Lafferty, R..;
R.*: E. NJ. Cotton, R*; Sixth, John W. Mes.
Bit Rs; NJ. NJ. Wilson, R; Seven tn, John T.
Richey, R.; Samuel Wallace. Il; Eighth, Sam
uel E. Stewart, r..
Master.
Beaver-1. F. Mansfield, R.. Jacob weyand,
r.
Bedford-John Cessna, R.; VIM. c. Smith,
Berl1s-First, John 3. Goodhart, D.: John
r. Loucks, D.: Second, Samuel B. Keppel,
De-; F. Leonard Reber, D.*;J; D; Herzog:,
BlaifaA; afoas s. slayer, aver E; r.; b. l.. levitt, r
Marie, R.; Floyd L. Kinner, r.
Bucks--Oliver H. Fretz, D.*: James L.
Fabian. d.; c. Shepard. D.
Buter-yames B. Mates, R.; David B.
Douthett, r.
Cambria-JacoD C. stineman, R.. James J.
Thomas, D. g.
Cameron-T H Hockey, d.
Carbon-W. F. Biery, D.
Center-Jonn It. Mccormick, DIS; james
Schotield ID.
Cnester-Daniel F. Moore, R.: Joseph G.
Wess, r.; d. Smith Talbot, Rs; D. Bradson.
Re-
Clarion-Henry n. Hess, d.; Henry Cy-
CleaEaeld-John K. German. D; Charles S.
King, D.
Clinton-James c. Quiggle. d.
Columbia-E. NJ. 1ewksbury, D.s; A. L.
Cumberland-s. NJ wherry. d.; G. Morris
Dauphin-First, George Kunke, R.: Sec
ond, H. r. Hershey, Rs: j. A. Lodenslager,
R.; samuel S. Pager.
Elk-Charles Luhr DE-
Erie-First, Henry Butterf1ed, R.: Second,
Charles NJ. Wheeler, R.*; j. Ross Ray
mond, r.
Fayette-Charles H. Brooks, d.; j, L,
Thornton, D.; NJ. P. Kane, D.*
Forest. j. Haight, r.
Franklin-A. H. strickler. R.; Moses A.
Foltz, X.
Fulton-George W. Skinner, D.*
Greene-NOah NJ. Hartley, D.*
Huntingdon-P. NJ Lytle, Rs; John 8.
Barer.
Indiana-Noah seanor. Rs; William Ho-
sack, r.
Jefferson-william o. Smith, R..
Juniata-Hugh L. Wilson, X.
irst, John R. Farr, Rs
R.; Fourth, Michael T. Burke, DIS
Lancasuer-First, George Forrest, D.; Sec
ond, Milton Eby. Rs; NJ. Heidelbaug her, R.;
Third, R; p. Lyler, A. G. seyfert, Rs; J. S.
Lawrence-A. L. Martiu, R.; Henry K.
Griggsby, r.
Lebanon-Thomas Walker, Rs: j. K. Rein |
oehl, r.: NJ. NJ. Bernhard, d.; JohnC e. Rupp, |
Luzerne-First, William H. Brodhead, D.;
Second, John c. Harvey, r.; Third, D. j. |
Fifth, j. I. Flannery, D.*; Sixth. Thomas NJ.
Nayles D.#.
Lycoming-walter E. Ritter, DIS; Charles
B. seely, D..;sG; G. Wood, d:
w l.
North, r.
Mercer-william H. Miller. r.; W. F. Reed,
Mifiin Joseph NJ. McClintic. Rs; Monroe
2. +. Schwartz, D.
Montgomery-Charles /. Baker. D.*; F. A.
Caluey, R.; r. J. Goentner. R.; B. W. Dambly,
e.; G. C. Hollenbach, r.
Montour-J. K. Geringer, D*.
Northampton-L j. Brougham, D.; C. B,
zulick, D.; w. H. Woodring, D.
Cumberland-P. j. Criste, D.*; j. ]. Rem.
Perry-Joseph W. Buckwalter, R.
Pike-J. A. Kipp, D.
Potter-O. q. Metzger, D.
Schuylkill-First, j. j. Coyle, R.; Second,
Tohn x. Dence. D.: Third, G. W. Kennedy,
Rs; S. 5. Cooper, Rs; Samuel A. Loscher, Z.
Somerset-John C. Weller, R.; E. D. Miller,
sullivan-M. ]. Lull. D.
Tioga-Jerome K. Niles, R.; W. 7. Mer-
ick, r.
Union-Benjamin K. Rocht, R.
Susquchanna-H.F +. James, Rs; Philo Bur-
lit, Rs
Venango-H. f. James, Rs; John L. Mat
OK, R.; Warren c. C. Thompson, RS
Washington-George V. Lawrence, R.; D. |
T. Anderson, R., Thomas NJ. Patterson, RS
Wayne-John Kuhback. D.; W. N. Cur
is X.
Westmoreland-J. B. Hammond. R.; S. d.
iurghy, R.; W. N. Porter, r.; A. B. Hun
Wyoming-F. H. Platt, D.
York-Daniel S. Dubs D.*; John P. Rob- |
nson, D.; Henry NJ. Bortner, D.; H. W.
'ishel, D.
Farmer Taggart Defeated.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-In Montgom-
ry county Farmer Taggart, who was
enator Cameron's opponent at the last ses-
ion of the Legislature, was defeated on