The age-herald., 1898-08-07
Democrats Will Have Easy
 Working MajoritieS.
POPS GET FIFTEEN MEMBERS
In the House and Six in the Senate One Lonely Republican in the House-Full List of
 Members.

The official count in the various counties yesterday show that the democrats have elected all the members in the next general assembly that they have claimed.
 The complexion of the senate will be twenty-seven democrats and six populists. The house will have eighty-four democrats, fifteen populists, and one republican. The following is a full list of the mem bers elected last Monday:
 The Senate.
 g. Lawrence and Morgan-Silas P. Rath- CT, Decatur
 g. Winston, Blount and Cullman-W. G. Brown, Cullman.
 f. Madison-Ed L. Pulley, Huntsville 5. Jackson and Marshall-George J. Hall. popuist, Stevenson.
 6. St. Clair and Etowah-J. A. Hurst, populist, Gadsden.
 r. Calhoun and Cleburne-J. w. Aber- crombie; present senator was elected Su- perintendent of education and an election for this district will probably be held in November at the same time of the elec- tion for congressman.
  Lineville.
 g. Randolph and Chambers-T. J. Thoma- son, Graham.
 10. Tallapoosa and Coosa-P. O. Stevens, Alexander City.
 H. Tuscaloosa-F S. Moody, Tusccaloo- Sa..
 12. Lamar. Fayette and Walker-T. l.. SowelI, Jasper
 1S. Jefferson-R. NJ Cunningham, Birm- ingham.
 A. Pickens and Sumter-walter Wind 1ham, Stone.
 15. Chiffon, Shelby and Elmore-G. B. Deans, populist, Calera. | 1G. Autauga and Lowndes-A. E. Caffee, Marion
 r. Butler Conecuh and Covington-A. D. Deems, populist, Loango
 IS. Perry and Bibb-W. H. Moore, Bloc lfton.
 | 1s. Clarke. Choctaw and Washington Isaac Grant, Grove Hill. + 20 Marengo-D. J. Meader, Myrtle Grove. l. 21 Monroe, Escambia and BafdwinEC. s. Lee, Brewton. l. 22 Wilcox-S c. Jenkins, Camden. 2S Henry. Dale and Geneva-G. w. Brooks, populist, Warrick. i-iss A -Rarbour-W. D. Jelks, EufaSHaaitaa------ - %. Pike, CreGshaM- -adflrd6 Coffee-G. N. Buchanan. populist, Luverne. 26 Macon and Bullock-C. w. Thompson, ItTuskegee. | 2z Lee and Russell-W. J. Boykin Scale. 2S. Montgomery-A. A. Wiley, Montgom- cry. - 2g peKalb and Cherokee--D. c. Case, lJtpopuiist. Collnsvie. ' 3 -z- zss@ ss zs 30 DaI1as-J. H. Numellee Selma. -55ft Colbert Franklin and Marion-w. II. :, Matthews, Guin. S2 Greene and Hale-Amos Horton, Pleasant Ridge. s. Mobile-A. S.. Lyons, Mobile.
 The House.
 Autauga-H. D. Doster Prattville. | Doll 1xrir Crn;fh Barbour = Lawrence Lee, Clayton; J. M. Patterson, Louisville.
 Bibb-Charles C. Collier, Centreville. Bulock-J. T. Flewellen, Flora D. G.. Jones.
 Butler-
 Calhoun-W. F. Mccain, populst and N. w. Maddue populist.
 Chambers-J. Tom Hefiin, Lafayette; J. H. Stodgeville, Fredonia.
 Cherokee-Cornelius, populist.
 Chilton-L. H. Reynolds. populist.
 Choctaw-Kclly populist.
 Clarke-Thomas A. Long, Jackson; John w. Matthews, Nealton.
 Clay-John J. Haynes, Ashland.
 Cleburne-W. M. Garrette, Oaklone Coffee-A. J. Edwards, Keaton.
 Colbert-Wilson Brown, Sheffield. Conecuh-W. D. Bruner, populist, Ever green.
 Covington-M. D. Jones. Andalusia. Crenshaw-George H. Thigpen, Brantley. Cullman-W. T. L. Cofer, Cullman. | Dale-William Garner, Ozark.
 Dallas-Watkins Vaughn, Selma; J. D. Riggs, Selma; Paul Carson, Selma. DeKalb-W. T. Fuller, Fort Payne. Elmore-Eli Heynie Dexter
 Escambia-W D. S. Smith, Brewton. Etowah-Marbut, Attala. populist. Fayette-J. A. Brown. Berry Station. Franklin-Byars, populist. | >Geneya--PoDulist
 Greene-Bernard Harwood, Eutaw Hale-Charles D. Waller, Greensboro; A. M Tunstall, Greensboro.
 Henry-B. A. Forester Forester; M B. Capps Abbeville.
 Jackson-Milo Moody, Scottsboro; c. M. Rosseau, Garth.
 ton, G. B. Burkhalter. Van Huey J. B. Gibson, S. c. Davidson.
 Lamar-A. B. Seay, Fern Bank. Lauderdale-J. J. Mitchell. Florence; H. l A. Killen, Green Hill.
 Lawrence-J. S. Gibson, Mount Hope. Lee John T. Harris, Opelika; l.. C. Jones, Phoenix City.
 Limestone-Erle Pettus, Elkmont Lowndes-C. P. Rogers, Letohatchie; A. | McRae. Lowndesboro.
 Macon-W. H. Hurt, Tuskegee. Madison-John H. Wallace Huntsville: J. H. Lyle, Huntsville. Marengo-J. M. Miller. Linden; R. R. Poole, Tombigbee. Marion-W. c. Davis, Hamilton Marshall-D. Garrett, populist Moplfe-E. M. Robinson, Mobile; J. J. bile Monroe-O. O. Bayliss, Monroeville. I Montgomery-Bibb Graves Montgomery: EB. HI. Screws, Montgomery: w. c. Bibb, Montgomery; Horace Hood, Montgomery. | Morgan-O. Kyle, Decatur; D. F. Greene, Falkville
 Perry-R. A. Hardy, Uniontown; E. P. | George, Felix. Pickens-R. F. Henry Palm. | Pike-J P. Hubbard, Troy; F. s. Andress, | Troy.
 Randolph-John T. Hefin, Wedowee | Russell-W. c. Mcclure, Montg omery; J. | F. Tate. Mckee. 1 Shelby-Hutchings, populist. a l St. Clair-N. P. Spears populist, Pell | City.
 sumter-W. H. Seymour, Livingston; A. 1 J. Arlington, Epps. s Talladega-E. c. Dameron, Childersburg; 1 w. J. Cannon, Talladega. Tallapoosa-T. L. Bulger, Dadeville; B.