The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15

ocrats A., With Two in Doubt.
The next Legislature will stand as fol
sews:
THE STATE SENATE.
First District, (Currituck, Camden
pasouotank. Hartford, Gates, Chowar
and pcrouimans countiesl, !. r. Wild
ley. Republican, and j. It. Newsome
popuiist.
Second District Tyrrell. Washington
Martin, Dare, Beaufort. Hyde and Pam
nco1, McCaekie, populist, and Yeager, Re
publican.
Third District tBertie and Northamp
toni, j. NJ. Early, populist.
Fourth District lHalifaxl, II. T. Clark
ponuli.t.
Fifth nistrict (Edgecombe), Lee Per.
son, Republican.
Sixth District tPittl, Moyc, Populist.
Seventh District Wilson, Nash and
Franklinl. !. Il. Mitchell. populist, ]. Il,
Sharp Republican.
Eighth District Craven, Jones, Car
feret. Ieneir, Greene and 0nslowl, q. L.,
Harrison, populist, aud Mccarthy, Re
publican.
Ninth District tDuplin, Wayne and
1'9EuGf9s IL ~. tttttts AeFuuANahs AhN
IL q. Maxwell, Populist.
Tenth District New Hanover and
Rrunswiekl. Geo. III. Cannon, Populist
Eleventh District Vance and War
ren1, w R. Henderson, Republican.
Twelfth District Make. G. IL. Utley,
populist.
Thirteenth District (Johnstonl. e. s.,
Abel, Democrat.
Fourteenth District tSampson, Har-
nett and Bladenl, Geo. Butler. Populist
and e. n. Robertson, Populist.
Fifteenth District columbus and
Rohesonl, Angus Shaw, Populist, aud j..
ID. Mauitsby. Republican.
Sixteenth District Cumberland, Ged-
dy. Populist
Seventeenth District Granville and
Person), DIR. VIM. Merritt, Populist.
Eighteenth District (Caswell, Ala
nance, Orange and Durhaml, Capt. Il.
s. Parker, Democrat and j. Il. Lyon,
Populist.
Nineteenth District tChatham), Jno.
w. Atwater, populist.
Twentieth District buckingham, j..
a. Walker. populist.
Twenty-frst District (Guilford). ALI
Scales. Democrat.
Twenty-seeond District (Randolph and
Moore), ID. Reid Parker, Populist.
Twenty-third District (Richmond,
MONTGOMERY. Arson and Unionl, w. III.
Adams, Populist, and DANIEL Patterson,
Republican.
Twenty Fourth District (Cabarrus
and StanlyI, G. ID. Barringer, Democrat.
Twenty-fifth District tMeckIenburg),
DIR. J. Il. Alexander, Populist.
Twenty-sixth District (Rowan, David
son and Forsyth. S. Earnhardt, Populist,
and Jns. A. Ramsey, Republican.
Twenty seventh District tIredell, Dayie,
and YsSkiu), Shore and Sharp, Republi.
cans.
Twenty eighth District Stokes and
Surry), enc Republican.
Twenty-ninth District fCatawba, Lin
coin. Wilkes and Alexanderl, r. III. w.
Barber, Populist, and one Republican.
Thirtieth District tAlleghany. Ashe and
Watauxal Thos Sutherland, Democrat.
Thirty-first District caldwell. Burke,
Mitchell, Mcdowell and Yancey), d. Il.
Wakefield, Populist. and / Republican.
Thirty--econd District tGaston, Cleve-
land, Rutherford and Polk, M. Fl. JUS
tice, DeMocrat: J. "A. Anthony, Democrat.
Thirty-third District (Buncombe. Madi-
son sRd Haywood, Geo. II. Smathers,
Republican, and w. w. Rollins. Repub-
licaa.
Thirty-four District Henderson,
Transatlantic. Jackson and Swain, Ell. S.
Andersen, Republican.
Thirty-ffth District Macon, Clay. Cher
okee and Graham), j. Frank Ray, Demo
.crat.
The representation would stand:
PopuIists ................. "a
Democrats -. .........sp..
Republicans :. $50. ............ IL