New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
lfPoRTANr CONTEST rN MIcuIdAN.

AAANNAANA OOAAA-1& Az NALhAOn~H
The election to be held in Michigan to-day
Of ore importanee than the Spring election IN thar
state usually s An Associate Justice Of the supree
Court Regents Of the University Congressman to
Enccsed Senator Conger in the With District, Circuit
Jndgss and local ofHcers be chosen. Three
Constitutional amendments will also be voted upon
The tickets In the Held composed 81 follows;
Fsr Assoosts dss I.aae BALDWIN.
uairsy Rs0 a0 a@ss X ss ssors v Fsc
coAgre1sman. John r. Idch..... cyTenins Black
TDr Assoeiss Ju6c, Oh B. sSipnsn Charles Q. HYDE
Cniry RsOsnts. DAVID v5ef pss,Sns ~ sspompated
0oasrtssnan-. wm Eithorpe.
One OF the proposed amendments to the Constitution
permits appropriation Of nnos school purposes
well 20 Libraries another gives the Supreme Court
power TO elect It's clerk and the third provides for
the election OF moro than Circuit Court Judge in
Wayne County Tho Republican majority in the State
last year 1891. when the for President was
GreenbaeK, 3iss5; Prohbnio1 942j American. S22.
The vote I'm tbe With Congressional District was
ConRer (Repl 1749O; Black (Dem.). 1a806; Watkins
lGbkl, 1A2s scattering, 49, Republican majority,
THE WISCONSIN JUDICIAL ELECTION.
A Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for
the full and for the vacancy tending IN January,
1892 caused by the death Judge Ryan, an Associate
Justice and County Judge in each county will be
elected In Wisconsin to-day The Republicans end men,
bers Of the have nominated Orsamus Cole for Chief
Justice for the long and short terms and John b. Casso
day for Associate Judge. The Democratic candidates
James q. jenkins for Chief Justice and George W.
Cate for Associate Justice Judges Cole and CassOdaY
hold the positions for which they have been nOmin
ated. The Republican majority n Wisconsin last year
was 2l sos out Of q total vote OF 20T,l05.
THE RHODE ISLAND TICKETS.
State officers and members of the Legisa
ture will be elected in Rhode Island "Wednesday.
The Stale tickets AZ. as follows;
Rtpubliean Democrdtie.
IOr GOUrrn0r sAlfred Ltuefcld Horace n. knbah
Lfe crcrHoT. 'Henry ". FRv...... Th0mas W Segar.
bseretarB. 'JoshuaM Addelnan John g. Pafry
Tredfptfr.... samuel Clak- Arnold l. bnilcA
AoTaeb General 'Wlard sayes..,. Francis l. REILLY.
Prohibition. Grsenbaef
ihF G0rcf nor Affcdll Lttcfed CHARLES T. Adams,
u ~. -GOrefnJT. II. II. Richardson James IefcfHlu
SECRETARY. osiuaM n. Addtman Henry Appleton
TredFureT Samuel Cafk....... David a. Morse.
Anornfy Grncrat Willard sayles..... IhoA W. Ho9nson
'Renomiua,A icolored
There been several changes n the first two places
the Prohibition ticket since the sate Convention was
held. The ticket given above s the issued by the
State Central Committee and there IA another Onc issued
by some dissatisfied members Of the party headed by
Colonel Frank Allen hut otherwise identical With the
regular ticket The Republican majority In tie State
last year 7lA5 for President, aud the plurality for
Governor 9.1st The Republican majority ON Joint
ballot 10 the Legislature Is %.
SPECIAL ELECTION ~ FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A special election will be held in Franklin
County New.York tomorrow TO Oh the vacancy IN the
Assembly caused by the death Of william d. Brrnnan
tRspj The Republican plurality for Assemh'ymau la't
year was ,350 aud tho majority Was lbs. Captain
Samuel A. Beman Ia the Republican candidate.