GEORGE W. FULLER, representative of the Fusionist party from the twenty-ninth district, Seward county, was born in the state of Illinois in 1844 and came to Seward county, this state, in 1868, where the year afterwards he located on a homestead. He moved to the town of Seward in 1873, and is now extensively engaged in farming in that county. In the year 1869 he was married to Matilda J. Ashton, eleven children having been born to them, none of whom are now living. Mr. Fuller enlisted in the seventy-fifth Illinois Volunteers in 1862, and served during the Civil War. He is a prominent member of the People's Independent party, was mayor of the town of Seward and member of the twenty-sixth session of the Nebraska Legislature.

  O. GALLOGLY, from the fifty-first district, composed of Brown and Rock counties, was elected by the Republicans of that district. He was born in the state of Wisconsin, and came from Iowa to Nebraska in the spring of 1882. His present address is Johnston, Brown county, where he is engaged in the stock business. He was married May 21, 1890, to Franc C. Young, of Grand Island, and has one child. Mr. Gallogly is not a politician, never before having held a public office of any importance.

   W. Y. R. GAWNE, from the fortieth representative district, the county of Merrick, is a Republican, was born in Rochester, New York, in the year 1852, coming to Nebraska from that city. He was married to Miss Eilice Parker, and they have no children. Mr. Gawne is a practicing physician in the town of Central City; has been member of the city council and held other minor offices, before being elected a member of the twenty-seventh session of the Nebraska Legislature.

  C. W. GISHWlLLER, from Franklin county, the sixty-first district representative, belongs to the Peoples' Independent party and is an Ohioan by birth, having been born May 16, 1861. He came to Nebraska from Illinois in the year 1885. He is a farmer by occupation, and his present address is Wilcox, Franklin county. Mr. Gishwiller was married in 1882 to Sarah Stevens, and has a family of two boys and one girl. He has never before held a public office.

   CLAUS GRELL, Democratic representative from Sarpy county, the ninth district, was born in Germany in the year 1850, and came to this state from Iowa in 1877. He is a farmer by occupation; has a family consisting of a wife, two boys, and three girls. His present address is Chalco, Sarpy county. Mr. Grell was a member of the house of representatives two years ago, and was elected to the twenty-seventh legislative. session by a handsome majority.

   JOSEPH HALL, float representative from Burt and Washington counties, the thirteenth district, was elected by the Republicans. He was born in England and came to Nebraska from Wisconsin in the year 1866. Is married and has a family of seven children. He is engaged in farming and cattle feeding. Resides in Tekamah and has been county commissioner for three terms.