The Monticellonian., 1894-09-28

l No Negroes.
 Following is a roster of the legisla- l ture elected in September, which con- vencs January 1. In the senate there will be 31 democrats and republican. In the house Ss democrats, populists and 3 republicans. There are no ne l groes.
 TIE SENATE.
 First district, Robert Lidde1l St Francis; Second. Clay Sloan. Pow nat tan; Third, W. B. Morton trepl, Harri- son; Fourth, c. T. Cazort. Cabin Creek; l Fifth, R. !. Wilson, Fdyetteville: Sixth A. G. Gray, Hickory Valley; Seventh, Y. E. Izard, Forrest City; Eighth, NJ. C. Scott Sugar Grove; Ninth, T. NJ MehaIfey, Benton; Tenth, E. D. Will iians and l. ". Worthcn, Lit tie Rock: Eleventh, J. W. Adams, Pine Bluff; Twelfth, c. ". Gran berry, Cabot; Thirteenth, W. T. Smith, Stuttgart: Fourteenth, H. N. Wood, Marianna; Fifteenth, q. C. Shell Lake Village; Sixteenth, ". $. Amis, Rison; Seventeenth, ]. ". Williams, Monticello; Eighteenth, ". k. Quine ney, Warren; Nineteenth, F. L. Hath cock, Hampton; Twentieth, A. B. Will Hams, Washington; Twenty first, D. L. King, Lewisville; Twenty second, J. IL Bell. Nashville; Twenty third, " E. Davidson Franklin; Twentyfourth, J. A. C. Black burn, Rogers; Twenty fifth, T. A. Pcttigrew, Charleston; Twenty sixth, " L. Moose, Morriflton; Twenty-sey- enth, J. V. Connell, Conway; Twenty eighth, J. |. Weaver, Fort Smith; Twenty ". P. West, England; Thirtieth, J. C. Pinnix, AIurfresbor- ough; Tbirty-frst, Gibson Witt, Mt Ida
 HOUSE.
 Arkansas, J. D. Ferguson (dem.), Stuttgart; Ashley, Turner Butler ldem.), Portland, Baxter, l. c. South tdem.1 Mountain Home; Benton, R. Lon Nance, (dem.), Wm. NJ. Keith, tdcm.1, Boone, Bentonville; l.. L. a8ffman tdem.1 Harrison; Brad ley, W. $. Goodwin ldeml, Warren; Calhoun, Robert r. Dcdman fdem.l, Hampton; Carroll, " NJ Brown tdem.t, Eurella; ehicot, Joseph Davies tdem.1, Lake Village, Clark. Jno E. Bradley (dem.), Philadelphia; j. ".
 iarrod (dem.), Hollywood: Clay. B. E. Geo. ". Crosby fp. p.), Hebcr;. Cleve- land, R. F. Poster (dem.G Randall; Coz mmbia, J. C. Golquitt (dem.l, w. H. Armstrong (dem.1, MagnoIia; Conway, ". $, Hanna (dem.) Morrillton; E. NJ. Stephans tdem.1, Spring feld Craighead ". W. Cate (dem1, JonesboEo; Crawford, Lee Neal (dem.1, Cedarville, Randolph Comstoel< fdem.1, UniontoWn; Grittenden. F. C. Smith ldem.), Marion; Cross, ]. D. Me Fie (dem1. Wynne; Dallas, C. NJ, B. 0yerman (dem.) Holly Springs; Dcsha, I. NJ. Rogers tdem.). Arkansas City: Drew. j. k. Gotham tdem. ]. Monticello; Faulkner, Isaac NJ. Campbell fdem.), Cascade; Franklin, Ed II. Mathes tdem.l, Ozark, ". L. Wagner ldem) ), salem; Garland, J. D. Kimball tdem-), ]. l.. Wadley tdemA, Hot Springs; Grant, J. N LYhrand Cdem0 Grape vine: Greene. !. II. Eidaell fpopA Plra- gould; llempstead, k. \ Leslie td.m.l. Bingen, l.. \. Reese tdem.i. Hope: Hot Spring. Wm. Lambert tdem3. Bis marek; Howard, W !. Lee tdem4. Nashville; independence ' M Martin tdem.1. Newark. 4 M Hateheock Batesville: Izard, Wiley Groom tdrmJ, GXford Jackson, Wiley M Baird (dem.l, SWifton: Jef- ferson, w. E. Sallee fdam.1.S r. IIelz- helm ldem.l. C. l.. Blackwell (dcm1, Pine Bluff; Johnson, ]. j. Quick tdem ]. GlarksVilIe; Lafayette, ! W Warren fdem.A. New LeWiSville; Lawrence. r. E. Ilill dem), Walnut Ridge; Lee, M L. Howard tdem3. John B. Vineyard tGeu j, Mariamna Lincoln. F. NJ Me Gehce tdem.l, Warner. Little River, J. r. Eomines tdem.), Wilton; Logan, II. E. Walker tpop.A, Roonville; Geo. l.. Brown tdem), Blaine; Lonoke, ". H. Eagle (dem.4, Joe. T. Robinson (Gcm. Lonokc; Madison, ". C. Rob- erts trepl. Huntsville; Marion W. E. Jones (den.l. Melville; Miller J. D. Blanton ldem.), TeXarkana; Mississippi, II. C. Dunavant tdem.), 0sceola; Mon roe, NJ. Manning (dem), Claren- don; Montgomery, j. ". Shaw tpop1, Buekville; Nevada, T. ". Hayes pop1, Prescott; New ton, E. r. Ruhle (rep9, Jasper: Oaachita, F. w. Eroadnax ldem.l, Van Buzer; Perry, Milton Turnage 6lern.& Pcrryville; Phillips, G. ". Yancev tdemA, Trenton. Greenfield Quarles (dem.1, Helena; Pike, J. F. Dunn (pop), Antoine; Poinsett, Eli \. Bradsher (deml, Harrisburg; Polk ]. T. Mil Ter pop), Egger; Pope, John IT. Bullock tdem.1, r. M Hudson, Jr.. Russelhille; Prairie, |. l. Brown (dem.1. Des Are; Pulaski, Thos. w. Newton (deml. ]. A. Gray (dem Fred Wolters (dem. Little Rock, C. r. Monroe tdeml. Argenta; Ram dolph, A. ]. Witt (dem.l, Pocahontas; Saline, (. E. Henderson tdcm.9 Bland; Scott. ". \. Houcl fdem.3, Waldron; Searey, |. $. Bratton trep), Marshall; sebastian Ben r. Duvall (dem.), Fort Smith; ]. $. Luck (dem.) Auburn; T. H. Leather wood (detn.), Hartford; Sevier, ]. s, Lake (dcm.l. Loelle5barg; sharp, Thos. l. Hearn ldem.l Evening Shade; St. Francis, N. d. Mathews tdem,4 For rest City; Stone, C. (. Hinkle tdem.), Mountain View; Union. ]. Monroe smith (dem), Dilolo; Van Buren, T. C. Ford (dem.), Clinton, Wash ington, r. ". Thomson (dem.), Gin cinnati. John Crawford (dem.), Brent wood. A. Gallaher (dem.), Springdale; White, II. M. Pope (pop.), Garner: R. w. Chrisp tpopl, SeareY; Woodruff, T. D Patton fdem.l. Cotton Plant: Yell, W. A. Clement (dem.l, Rover Robert Toomer (dem.1. DardaDelle. Republi- caus 3; populists, 3; democrats, Ss. Total, 100.
 Death of Mrs. Medaiine Bell.
 Mrs. Medaline Bell, widow of Samuel R. Bell, who was killed in the battle of