St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-05

judge, regents of the university. legis-
lature and one congressman, and vote
upon eleven proposed amendments to
the state constitution. which provide
for biennial sessions of the legislature,
define the powers of the Legislature. pro-
hibit special legislation in certain
cases, relate to the salaries of the men,
bers of the legislature, abolish the office
OF lieutenant governor, provide for the
gubernatOrial succession, relate to the
impeachment and trial of offending
members of the legislature, pledge GER
tain revenues to educational purposes,
provide for special school tax and for
the care of INDECENT persons, and pre-.
scribe the manner of amending the
state constitution. Candidates for SUI
Ocrat; M. A. Murphy. Republican. Last
vote, for president-Cleveland, 5,57S;
Blaine, 7,193; Butler, 26.
New Hampshire will elect electors,
governor, legislature, congressman, and
delegates to convention to revise the
constitution of the state. Candidates
for goveTnor-CharleS I'll .AmSden, Dem
ocrat; David FL. Goodell, Republican;
Edgar L.. Carr, Prohibition. Last vote
for Cleveland, SO, 1877; Blaine,
1890; Butler, $50; st. John. 1,571.
New Jersey will elect electors, legls-
lature and congressman. Last vote for
Observation-Disclosures, 127,778; Blaine,
1886; Butler, 3,456; st. John, 6, 153.
New York will elect electors, gov
ernOr, lieutenant governor, associate
Judge of the court of appeals, assembly
men and congressman, and vote upon
proposed amendment to the state con-
stitution which provides that upon certi-
of f,n rtsf af NJ
governor that its calendar is crowded
the executive shall appoint second
part of the court OF appeals, consisting
of seven supreme court judges, to try
cases which shall be assigned to it by
the regular court of appeals. Candl-
dates for governor-David B. Hill,
Democrat; Warner Miller. Republican:
w. Martin Jones, Prohibitions; Edward
j. Hall, Socialist-labor. Last vote for
Observation-Disclosures 563, 048; Blaine,
562.0O1; Butler, 17,002; st. John, 25,00l.
North Carolina will elect electors,
state officers, legislature and congress
men, and vote upon a proposed amend
ment to the state constitution increas-
ing the number Of supreme court judges
to five. Candidates for governor
Daniel q. Fowle, Democrat; Oliver 81.
Dockery, Republican,; William I.
Walker, Prohibition. Last vote for
Observation-Disclosures, 1882; Blaine,
125,06S; st. John. 454.
Ohio will elect electors, minor state
officers and congressman. Candidates
for secretary of state-BoStOn G.. Young,
Democrat; Daniel J. Ryan, Republican,;
Walter S. Payne. Prohibition; George
Ebener, Labor. Last vote for president
Cleveland, 36S, 2S6; Blaine, 00,0S2;
Butler. s. 17O:' st. John. II .279,
Oregon will elect electors. Last vote
for preSident-CleveIand, q, 1904; Blaine,
26,S6O; Butler, 726; st. John, 492. Vote
for congressman Ill June. laSt-Gearin,
Democrat, 25,413; Hermann, Republic
can, 1880; Miller, Prohibition, 1874.
Pennsylvania will elect electors, SUI.
preme judge, auditor general. legiSlat-
ure, and congressman. Candidates for
auditor general-James Brewster Me-
Collum. Democrat; James L. MITCHELL
Republican; James Black, Prohibition;
John B. Young, Labor. Last vote for
president Cleveland, 392.7S5; Blaine,
473,So4; Butler, 1902; st. John, 1871.
Rhode Island will elect electors aud
Cleveland, 1881: Blaine, $1,000: But
Ter, 422; st. John, 923. Vote for gov
ernor last April-Davis. Democrat, IT,
525: Taft, Republican, 20,69S; Gould,
Prohibition. 1925.
South Carolina will elect electors,
state officers, legislature and congress
men, and vote upon two proposed
amendments to the constitution of the
state, one extending the term of pro-
bate Judges from two to four years, and
the other taking from the people and
placing in the hands of the legislature
the appointment of school commission
ers and the arrangement of the duties
and compensation of the state board of
education. Candidate for governor
John P. Richardson. Democrat. There
is no Republican or Prohibition state
ticket yet nominated. Last vote for
president-Cleyeland, 69,T46; Blaine,
q, 7S33.
ernor, legislature and congressman.
Candidates for governor-Robert l..
| Taylor, Democrat; Samuel w. Haw-
kins. Republican; j. G. Johnson, Pro-
hibition. Last vote for president
| Cleveland, 1873, 270; Blaine, $4,000; But
Ter. 975; st. John, 1,15l.
| Texas will elect electors, state officers,
legislature and congressman. Candi-
| dates for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. Ross.
| Democrat; Marion Martin, Prohibition,
non-partisan, fusion. Last vote for
president-Cl Cleveland. 223,679; Blaine,
| 91,701; Butler. 1921; st. John, 3,50s.
Vermont will elect electors. Last
vote for president-Cleveland. 1881 ;
! Blaine, 1854; Butler, 1856; st. John,
| 1,752. Vote for governor last Septem-
| ber-Shurtlen, Democrat, 1891; Dill
lingban, Republican,, 4S,52l;, Seely,
Prohibition. 1872.
Virginia will elect electors and con-
/ md atc hn of
| holding q convention to revise the con-
stitution of the state. Last vote for
| Observation-Disclosures, 145, 497; Blaine,
| 1886: st. John, 1873.
West Virginia will elect electors,
| state officers, legislature and congress
men, and vote upon three proposed
amendments to the constitution of the
state, which prohibit the manufacture
| and sale of Intoxicating liquors, relate
| to trials by jury, and limit the sessions
| of the legislature to sixty days, unless
extended by concurrent vote of two
| thirds of the members elected tos each
| house. Candidates of governor: "A. B.
| Fleming, Democrat; Nathan Golf. Re
publican; Thomas K. Carskadon. Pro-
| hibition; W. II. Davis, independent col
ored Democrat. Last vote for presi-
| dent: Cleveland, 1917: Blaine, 63, 096;
| Butler, sos; st. John. 939.
Wisconsin will elect electors, estate
| officers. legislature and congressman.
| Candidates for governor: James Nor
gan, Democrat; William d. Hoard, Re
| publican; E. g. Durant, Prohibition;
| Frank Powell. labor. Last vote for
president: Cleveland. 146, 459; Blaine,
! 16l.1 57; Butler, 4,59S: st. John, 1856.
Better Unsaid.
| Albany Journal.
| A good story is told of a Williams stu
dent who came to Albany recently to
! attend party at the home of former
college chum. Soon after the student
entered the room he called the attention
| of his former chum to a Young lady with
| dao;dndlx, rod hoir tho ,.a