The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-04

10; Doubtful, II.
Senate-Democrats &c. Republicans,
10; Doubtful 4.
In most of the doubtful counties and
districts it will require the official vote
to determine who is elected.
Irregularities on the part of the Flu
sionists are reported in Randolph,
Chatham, Pamlico Harnett and Wilkes,
and there may be contests from these
counties.
Following gives as nearly as can be
ascertained the membership and politi-
cal complexion of the next General AS
sembly:
HOUSE.
Allegheny ............, ~.
Ashe-Doubtful.
Alamance-Elijah Long, D.
Alexander-C. ]. Carson, r.
Anson-L. d. Robinson, ID.
Beaufort-B. B. Nicholson, d.
Bertie-F. d. Winston, D.
Bladen-E. f. McCullock. d..
Brunswick-Dr. Mcneil, d.
Buncombe-Locke Craig, D.; ]. c. Cur
tbs, d.
Burke-J F. Spainhour, D.
Camden-G. c. Barco. d.
Chatham-Doubtful.
Cumberland-E r. Mcclellan, D.; +.
R. Hall, D.
Cabarrus-W H. Morris, D.
Caldwell-Isbell, R.
Carteret-W. w. Taylor, D.
Caswell--W. S. Wise.
Catawba-W. B. Gather, D.
Cherokee-Republican.
Chowan-W. d. Welch, D.
Clay-Doubtful.
Cleveland-C. r. Hoey, d.
Columbus-D. C. Allen, d.
Craven-H. B. Pierce, d.
Currituck-S. M. Beasley, d.
Davidson-H. H. Hartly, d.
Davie-C. M. Shelts, r.
Dare-C T. Williams, d.
Duplin-D. L. Carlton, d.
Durham-R. G. Russell d.
Edgeeombe-E. L. Daughtridge, D., and
Shelton. D.
Forsyth. B. Whitaker, D.; F. T.
Baldwin, d.
Franklin-W. H. Marlborough. D.
Gaston-O. F. Mason. D.
Gates-L. L. Smith, d.
Granville-A. w. Graham, D.; W. II. P.
Jenkins, ID.
Graham-Doubtful.
Greene-F. l.. Carr, d.
Guilford-J. e. Whitaker, D.
Halifax-F. NJ. Parker, d.
White. D.
Harnett-W. A. Stewart D.
Haywood-B. II. Fitzpatrick, D.
enderson-R epublican.
Hertford--L. ]. Lawrence, d.
Hyde-Juius Mann. d.
Iredell-A. d. Watts, D.; DR.. S. W.
Stevenson, d.
Jackson-W. E. Moore d.
Jones-A. Fl. White, d.
Johnston-Clarence Richardson, D.; Jno
M. Morgan, D.
Jones-A. H. White, D.
Lenoir-W w. Carraway. D.
Lincoln-Jack Rheinhardt, D.
Macon-H. d. Dean, r.
MADISON .............., H.
Martini. W. Stubbs d.
McDowell-M F. Morphew, D.
Mecllenburg-F. M. Shannonhouse, D.;
C. H. Duls, d.; w. E. Andrew, d.
Mitchell .............., X.
Montgomery-R. N Page, d.
Moore-A. A. F. Seawell. d.
Nash--C. F. Ellen, d.
New Hanover-George Rountree, D.; M.
S. Willard, d.
Ncrthampton-F. r. Harris, d.
Onslow-Frank Thompson, d.
Oranges. M. Gattis, d.
Pasquotank-T. p. Nash, d.
Pender-J. r. Bannerman, D.
Polk-Doubtful.
Pamlico-George Dees, d.
Perquimans-Thomas r. Ward, D.
Person-W. T. Bradshaw, D.
Pitt-W. ]. Nichols, D.; Thomas H.
Barnhill, D.
Randolph-George Ross, D.; d. w. Brit
ton, ID.
Richmond-A. J. Little, D.
Robeson-G. B, Patterson, D.; 0. S.
Rockingham-Robert Garrett, D.; ]. H.
Lane, ID.
Rowan-R. Lee Wright, D.; L. H. Roth.
rock, D.
Rutherford-J T. Alexander, D.
Sampson-Two Populists.
Stanly-John w. Bivens, D.
Stokes-Reepublican
Surry-Republican.
standardization Mclean, D.
Swain-Doubtful.
Transylvania-R. Fl. Zachary, D.
Tyrrell-August w. Owens, d.
Union-R. S. Bivens, D.
Vance-W. B. Daniel, d.
Wake-E. c. Beddingfield, d.; John S.
Pearson, D.; R. N. Simms, D.
Warren-S. G. Daniel, d.
ashington-Thomas w. Blount, D.
Watauga-Doubtful.
Wayne-George e. Hood, d.; w. r. Al
Wayne-W. r. Allen, D., and Geo. E.
Hood, d.
Wilson-H. G. Conner, d.
Yadkin-Republican
Yancey-Democratic.
SENATE
First District Currituck, Camden,
Pasquotank, Hartford, Gates, Chowan,
Perquimans)-W. H. Bray, CD. and S. G.
Vann, CD.
Second Dstrict-(Tyrrell, Washington,
Martin, Dare, Beaufort. Hyde, Pamlico)-
/. Miller CD, and H. S. Ward CD.
Third District Northamton, Bertie)-
S. j. Calvert, CD
Fourth District (Halifax)-E. L. Ira
Wis, CD
Fifth District (Edgecombe)- II.
Speight, Cd
Sixth District-(P itD-F. G. James,
CD
Seventh District-( Wilson, Nash.
Eranklinl-T NJ ArripUton fnA apd