The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-01
ARKANSAS.

general election will be held on that day, and,
If the Constitution be adopted, the new
Legislature will meet on Monday, Nov. 10,
when also the new State administration will
be installed, vice Baxter and others, now in
office. The Conservative State ticket is un-
opposed, and is as follows: Governor, Au-
gustus IL. Garland Chief Justice, E. H.
English*; Associate Justices, David Walker,
William M. Harrison* Secretary of State B.
B. Beavers; Auditor, William r. Miller;
Treasurer, t. J. Churchill Attorney General,
Simon 2. Hughes Commissioner of State
Lands. J. n. Smithee* Chancellor, il hn r.
Eakin; Chancery Clerk, A. r. Witt
The election OF Congressman this year, in
Nov 3, and on that day the Republicans will
assume to elect Legislature recognizing
Brooks as Governor and will thereupon appeal
to Congress.
INDIANA
The Legislature to be elected (Senators
chosen in 1872 holding over) will choose a
United States Senator vice Daniel D. Pratt
Republican. There are three State tickets
viz:
Democratic Republican.
Secretary of State,
John E. Nef, William W. Curry
Ebenezer Henderson. James A. Wildman"
Treasurer,
Benjamin @. Shaw, John B. Glover
Superintendent of Public Instruction
James III. Smart, john NJ. Bloss.
Attorney General,
Clarence A. Buskirk, James c. Denny
Judge of Supreme Court,
Horace p Blddle, andrew L. Osborn
independent Reformo-Secretary of State, Isaac s.
Stout Auditor, Thomas J. Trusket: Treasurer,
Norris G. Bennett; Superintendent, Andrew H.
Graham Attorney General, William A. Peelle:
Supreme Judge, Horace P. Biddle.
CONGRESS.
1. Benoni S. Fuller. VIM Heman.
2. James d. Williams, B. T. Rawlins
3. Michael G. Kerr James A. Cravens+
4. Jeptha d. New, VIM. j. Robinson.
8. VIM. s. Holman, Benjamin f. Claypoo
6. Edmund Johnson, Milton S. Robinson,
7. Franklin Landers, John Coburn,*
8. Harrison J. Rice, Morton c. Hunter
9. Leander McCiurR, Thomas J. Cason,*
10. Wm S. Raymond, VIM. II. Calkins,
IL. Jonathan d. Cox, James L. Evans
II. Andrew H. Hamilton, Robert S. TAYLOR
IL. Freeman Kelley, John II. Baker
Independent Ref0rna-6 A. v Pendleton:9 Elijah
M. Bowles; 10, Arson Wolcott II, VIM. B. Walters.
Independent Democrat.
IOWA.
There is no Legislature to elect this year
The nominations for minor State offices and
for Congress are:
AntiGMonopoty. Republican.
Secretary of State
David Morgan, Josiah T. Young
Auditor,
Treasurer,
Henry G. Hargis, William Christy.*
Acknowledgement,
Clerk of Supreme Court,
George W. Ball, Edward j. Holmes
Reporter of the Supreme Court,
James M. Weart, Johu s. RunnelIs.
Register of State Land Office
Robert II. Rodearmel, David Secor.
CONGRESS
l. Leroy G. Palmer, George W. McCrary,*
2. John l.. Sheean, John Q. Tufts,
3. l.. l.. Ainsworth, Charles I. Granger,
4. John Bowman, Henry o. Pratt
5. James Wilkinson, James Wilson,
6. i. n. Gates, Ezekiel s. Sampson,
7. John D. Whitman, John a. Kasson,*
g. Arson Rood, James W. McDnl,*
8. G. E. Whiting, Addison Oliver.
INDEPENDENTS, Joseph Knots.
NEBRASKA.
The Legislature to be elected will choose
a United States Senator, vice Thomas w.
Upton, Independent Republican. There are
four State tickets. The candidates for Gov
ernor are: Republican, Silas Casper, of
Webster county Democratic, Albert Tuxbury,
of Otoe county; Independent, Jonathan T
Gardner of Richardson county; Prohibition
Jarvis S. Church, of Nemaha county.
The nominees for Congress (the State being
entitled to one member) are: Republican,
Lorenzo Crounse * Democrat, James w. Saw
age, Of Omaha; Independent, James W.
Davis, of Omaha; Prohibition, j. G.. Miller,
OF saunders county.
Also, for an additional Congressman, con-
tingent upon the claim thereto being allowed.
the Republicans have nominated Patrick o. |
Halves; the Independents, James D. Cal
houn the Prohibitionists, j. A. Fairbank
and the Democrats, disregarding the claim
make no nomination.
The people of Nebraska, at the October
election, will vote for or against Constitu-
tional Convention.
There is no Legislature to elect this year.
The nominations for minor State offices and |
for Congress are:
Democratic. Republican,
Secretary of State
William Bell, Jr. Allen T. Wikoff.
Commissioner of Common Schools,
Charles s. Smart Thomas W. Harvey
Member of Board of Public Works
Martin Shiider. Stephen r. Hosmer
Clerk of Supreme Court,
Arnold Green. Rodney Foos.*
Judges of Supreme Court
William j. Gilmore, Luther Day.
George Rex William w. johnson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John r. Buchtel; Com
missioner. P. M. Wendell Public Works, G. Col
Inns Clerk of Supreme Court, S. B. Foster Judges
of Supreme Court, Gideon 7. Stewart, and S. E.
Adams.
CONGRESS-
l. Milton Sayler,* John X. Green,
2. Henry B. Banning Job E. Stevenson
3. John s. Savage, John @. Smith,
4. John A. Mcmahon, Lewis b. Gunckel,*
5. Americas V. Rice, Daniel Callen.
6. Frank III. HurG, Albert M. Pratt,
7. Lawrence 7. Neal,* Thomas w. Gordon
8. Joseph E. Pearson, William Lawrence
8. Early f. Poppleton, James W. Robinson
10. George E. Seney, Charles s. Foster
IL. John L. Vance, Hezeklah S. Bundy,
-. Anse L. Walling, David Taylor, Jr.,
IS. Milton j. Southard,* -
IA. John p Cowan, William W. Armstrong,
10. Wyhe II. Oldham, Nelson III. Van Worries,
10. Henry Bayless, Lorenzo Danford,*
II. David nj. Wilson, Laurin D. Woodworth,*
Is. John X. Mcbride, James Monroe
10. Daniel B. Woods James A. Garfield
70. Henry b. Payne, Richard G. Parsons
!1'dependent RepNbticdn-19, r. FL. Hurlbut.