Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04
TOMORROW'S ELECTIONS.
States in Which They Will be Held and
Offices to be Filled.

Ten states will hold elections tomorrow. In
six of them, comprising Massac husetts, Ohio,
Iowa, New Jersey, Mississippi and Virginia, a
governor and usual state officials will be voted
for. in the other four, comprising New York,
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Nebraska, men,
bers of the legislature and minor of6cills only
are to be selected.
THE MARYLAND ELECTION.
In Maryland the elections are for a con-
troler, members of the Legislature and county
officers, and in the city OF Baltimore mayor
and city council, a chief judge, clerk OF the
superior court. "A sheriff aud city surveyor, one
state senator and members of the house OF
delegates. The candida ,es for controller are
Louis Victor L. ughman, democrat; George L.
Wellington, republican,; ID. Z. Stone, prohibi-
uOnIst. POntlcs In Maryland are in a very In
trlcdte condition. Such a number OF fusiOns
aud cross-iusions was never known before. In
the counties a very Jealous campaign has been
gong On; in the city OF Baltimore the fight has
been bitter aud vigorous. The democrats have
control OF the election machinery and will
probably win, but they have q strong opposl-
uOn.
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
The most hotly contested fight of all is in
Virginia Virginia will elect governor, lieuten-
ant-governor, and attorney general, one-half
Its senate and all of it's house of delegates
Candidates for governor: Philip W. Mckinney,
democrat; William Malone, republicans; 1hos.
L. Taylor, prohibit.onist. 1ne republicans
und Malone are thoroughly organized, and
have left nothing undone mat is likely to help
them through. On the other hand. the demo-
Gratis are thoroughly aroused and, with the help
OF large independent republican contingent,
Will poll an immense vote. The republicans
claim that they will attract as many or more
n vote fhan will In. fror bair
own ranks. Gen. Malone to be elected has
to overcome the i6 90 TO 5000 majority the
democrats had IN the last guDernaIOrlal cleo
ton.
WHAT OHIO WILL VOTE FOR.
Much interest is conferred in the OHIO cleo
ton. Ohio wall elect governor and other state
officers and legislature and vote upon three
proposed amendments to its state constitution
he first relates 10 taxation, the second pro-
vldes Tor single districts In the election of
members of the legislature and the third abol-
Ishes spring elections and provides that all
state and county officers shall he elected in the
fall of even years and all township and city or-
GERS IN the tall OF odd years. The candidates
Tor governor are: James Z. Campbell, demo-
rat: Joseph b. Foraker, republican; John b.
Helwig, prohibitionist.
THE OTHER STATES.
Iowa will elect governor and other state Off
Gers and legislature. The candidates for gov
ernor are: Horace Boies, democrat; Joseph G..
Hutchinson, republican,; s. b. Downing, labor
reform.
Massachusetts, will elect governor and other
state oflcers and legislature. Candidates for
governor: William Z. Russell, democrat; John
y. A. Brackett, republican,; John Blackmer.
prohlbitionlst
Mississippi will elect governor and other
state officers and legislature. Candidate for
governor. John NJ. stone, democrat. There is
no opposition, the republican state ticket hav-
ing been Withdrawn.
Nebraska will elect associate Judge of the
state supreme court and two regents of the
state university. Candidates for Judge: John
Il. Ames, democratic 1. l.. Noryal republican
New Jersey will elect governor and legsla-
ture. Candidates for governor: Leon ALBEIT,
democrat; Edward Burd Grub, republican.
New York will elect state officers, except
governor and lieutenant governors; a Judge OF
the court of appeals, three justices OF the
supreme court, two Representatives in Con-
gress to fill vacancies, and the full senate and
assembly. Candidates for secretary OF state
Frank Rice, democrat; John l. Gilbert, repub-
lIcan; Jesse II. Grifen, prohibitIonist; Thos. h.
Beecher. greenbacker.l
Pennsy. auIa wIii elect state treasurer. Can
diuates: Edward A. Bigier, democrat; Henry
h. Boyer, republican; James Il. johnson, demo
craft