The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-11-15

Clinton-.W. 8. Marsh, dem.
Cole-John II. Short, dem.
Cooper-J. F. Gmelich, rep.
Crawford-B. F. Russell, rep.
Dade-Wm. L. Shaw, rep.
Dallas-Jno. c. Bennett, rep.
Daviess-P. r. DeFord, rep.
DeKalb-Newcomb Dyer, rep.
Dent-Maston Cape, dem.
Douglas-Wm. Spencer, rep.
Dunklin-D. c. Pollock, dem.
Franklin-James w. Martin, rep.
Gasconade-J. A. Benner, rep.
Gentry-J. w. Sullinger, dem.
Greene-W. L. Porterfield, rep; w. E.
Dunn, rep.
Grundy-W. NJ. Denslow, rep.
Harrison-J. w. Leazenby, rep.
Henry-H. ii. Armstrong, dem.
Hickory-D. r. Jones, rep.
HoIt-N. T. Murray, rep.
Howard-Stonewall Pritchett, dem.
Howell-Hardin Smith, rep.
Iron--J. b. Holloman, dem.
Jackson-John It. Crisp, dem.; II. 8
Julian, dem; Elmer Phipps, rep; Harry
Jones, rep; Harry Hinde, rep; l. F
rep.
Jasper-R. It. Stickney, rep; w. j
Sailor, rep.
Jefferson-Jno. Il. Burgess, dem.
Johnson--R. M. Robertson, rep.
Knox-D. w. Merriwether, dem.
Laclede-A. II. Fuson, pop.
Lafayette--J. T. Ferguson, dem.
Lawrence-Frank Tartar, rep.
Lewis-W. l. Cox, dem.
Lincoln-O. II. Avery, dem.
Lima. Q. Pettijohn, rep.
Livingston-r Thomas Griffith, rep.
McDonald-F. NJ. Best, rep.
Z Macon-S. E. Kasey, dem.
Madison-R. G. Arnett, dem.
Maries-Jas. Coppedge, dem.
Marion-J. F. Davieson, dem.
Mercer-W. II. Odneal, rep.
Miller-P. ID. Freeman, rep.
Mississippi-Paul B. Moore, dem.
Moniteau-D. b. Calhoun, rep.
Monroe-E. s. Anderson, dem.
Montgomery-S. p. Miller, rep.
New Madrid-D. l.. Russell. dem.
Newton-John b. Hancock, rep.
Nodaway-J. f. LeFavor, rep.
Oregon-J. b. Old, dem,
Osage-Alonzo Tubbs, rep.
Ozark-Wm. Mahan, rep.
Pemiscot-R. IL. Sheriff., dem.
Perry-John G. Weinhold, dem.
Pettis--J. H. Boutwell,, rep.
Phelps-Wm. @. nelley, dem.
Pike--Thos. Il. Buckner, dem.
Platte--Z. s. Collins, dem.
Polk--James B. Jones, rep.
Pulaski-James II. Ross, dem.
Putnam-M. b. Hart, rep.
Ralls--L. j. Nelson, dem,
Randolph-Wm. A. Rothwell, dem.
Ray-Wm. ID. Mckee, dem.
Reynolds-J. O. Odell, dem.
Ripley-A. J. McCullom, dem.
st. Charles-R. w. Mueller, rep.
st. Clair-L. l.. Cherrington, rep.
St. Francois--Wm. II. Young, dem.
Ste. Genevieve-J. G. Pratt, rep.
st. Louis (county)-R. L. johnson
rep; John b. Warner, rep.
saline-M. w. Hail, dem.; 8. b. Burk,
dem.
Schuyler-Edward Higbee, rep.
Scotland-B. F. Bourne, rep.
Scott-Albert De Reign, dem.
Shannon-H. Weaver, dem.
Shelby-George w. Chinn, dem.
Stoddard-Nathan McKearley, dem.
Stone--G. w. Moore, rep.
Sullivan-J. Z. Swanger, rep.
Taney-J. l.. Davis, rep.
Texas-John d. Young, rep.
vernon--C. Correll, dem.
warren-H. A. schoppenhorst rep.
Washington-E. c. Baugher, rep.
Wayne-E. ]. Dalton, dem.
Webster--Scott Adkins, rep.
worth--C. NJ. Harrison, rep.
Wright, r. Middleton, rep.
81. Louis (city), First District-Tatun
rep; Le Roy, rep. Second district
sachse, rep; Wetzel, rep; Schumache
rep. Third district = Mortimer, dem
Daveri, dem. Fourth district -Keyle
DEM; Carroll, dem.; Lynch, dem. Fit,
district -Rohne, rep; Walton, rep
Spencer, rep. Sixth district Drabell
dem.; O'Reilly, dem.
From the best information at han,
it seems that the house will be CON
posed Of sixty two democrats, sey
enty six republicans and two popr
lists.
From the latest reports the follow
ing is probably the correct list I
state senators elected:
Second distfict---A. w. Brewster, rep.
Fourth district Samuel p. Davlsso
rep.
Sixth district--A. N. seaber, rep.
Eighth district--John r. Morton. deI
Tenth district--Ch Charles e. Peers, dem.
Twelfth district--Harvey b. Powel
rep.
Fourteenth district--John M. william
pop.-rep.
sixteenth district--J. N. Ballard, dem
1 Eighteenth district r. H. Landru
rep.
/ Twentieth district-James P. o'Banne
rep,
i Twsnty-second district = James 9
chard, dem.
Twsnsy-iourth dia.rios--w. r. Good
lkoontz, dem.
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