Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-11-13
IT Is A BIG MAJORITY.
DEMOCRATS HAVE 1T ALL
THEIR OWN WAY.

THEIR OWN WAY.
In tho House of Representatives They
VIII Outnumbsr tho Republicans by
More thnA Two to Ono trcngth of tho
tAfmers' Movement Throughout the
Country.
Twenty-sovcn OF tho iorty-four States COM
posing tho American Union voted for State Of
ncera Tuesday. In some of the States the con-
tests POSSESS elements OF peculiar political In
tsrest
In Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota, and fouth
Carolina the Farmers' Alliance had cemple.s
State tickets.
In Connecticut Delaware, Illinois, iowa
Massachusetts, MiehiEaiis Mihnesota Missouri.
Nebraska. Ne% AGmpshire, Ohio Pennsyl-
Sania; Tenhsss.e. Texas, and Wisconsin the
PSohititionists had State tickets.
fne following States bad either Union La
low Iowa MSssschusetts % Michean I'M Missouri Ts.
brnska, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, arid
Wisconsin. Tho Industrial and People tickets
Both are peculiarly western. III Nafraska Il is
the Peoples parts, white n Michigan it is the
Industrial party.
STATE constitution. One of the amendments
authorizes the county OF Cook to issue IS co.,
UOJ OF Worlds Fair bonds and the other
amendment ratihes the recent amopdmerts to
amendments TO the state Constitution wers
proposed, Orc !hcf2ases the number of Su-
Drelne tDNrC Judges frOin tnreo TO seven, and
TIE Second lengt hens the biennial session of
the Legislature to ninety days. Nebraska pro-
poses four amendments TO the State constltu-
uon. The amendments relate TO prohibitioh Or
high license, provide for nve suptetnS judges
and increase the judges salary.
Below we give tho state tickets elected rs
ing after election. Later returns will probably
thahge many OF Them tho returns this year
being more than usually Incomplete;
CALIFORNIA.
Goyernor-Heury H. Marknan, n
Lieutenant ,GovernOEs7H y John n Feddick, n.
TreasHfef-J. r.. Mcdonald r.
Attorney General-W. IL H. Hart II.
Surveyor General-T. Reichert, X.
Chiet Justice Supreme Court-W H. Beat
Associate Justices..c, H, daroatei H. O. Haf-
risSn S,n.s and g! John ,; sat DeataYes Il .on
spperiMterdcht of Public Instruction--J. w.
Aeaetser, Il.
Governor-J. L. Routt II.
Lieutenant Governor-W Storey, r.
Secretary of State-E. J. Eaton n
AUDITOR. II. Henderson, II.
Treasurer-J. H. Fessler, r.
Superintendent ef Public insiruotion-F.
Dick, r.
CONNECTICUT.
Govelnor-Lu8on Is. Morris, Dem.
Lieutenant GoverDor--Joseph w Alsop, Fem.
Secretary of State-yohH 3. Phelan, Dem
Treasurer-Aaryin u Sanger, Dom.
Controller-Nicholas Straub Dem.
DELAWARE.
Govornor-R. J. Reynolds, Dem.
FLORIDA.
Controller-W. ID. Bloxham, Dam,
Supreme Justice-M, II. MRbry, Dein
State Treasurer E3TssTGai ESttssGiS : Wilson. D.
Superi OF Public Instruction Henry
Rekb u.
Morgan, John II. Bryant N. w. Graham, ID.
INDIANi.
Secretary OF State-Claude Matthews, y.
1reasurer-A Gnm IL -
Judge OF Suprense Court A. s. Mitchell d.
Attorney General-A. q. Smith, ID.
Clerk of Supreme Court A, M. Sweeney, ID.
Superintendent OF Public -lnstruction-H. ID.
Yorhis, ID.
state statistIcian-w. A. Pcelle, Jr., d.
State Geologist-S. S. Gorbly. d.
Secretary of state-wm. NJ. Mcfarland, n
Auditor-J A. Lyons, r.
Treasurer-B A. Besson, r.
Attorney GenerAl-Juhh T. Stone II.
Judge OF supreme Court. ii. Roihrock, r.
Clerk of Supreme Court-G. B. Pray, II.
Reporter OF Supreme Court-N. b. Ray
railroad Commissioner. w. Luke. II.
KANSAS.
GOVERNOR. i. Wiletts, +. A.
Lieutenant Governor-A. q. Shinu, Il. A.
Secretary OF State-R. S. Osborne, +. A.
Treasurer-W. II. Biddle, i, A.
Chief Justice of supreme Court-W. T.
Attorney General-John N. Ives, ID. and +, A,
Auditor-B. f. Foster, +. A,
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Fannie Mccormick, +, A,
MAssA ACiiUsETTs.
Governur-Willam r. Russell ID.
Lieutenant Governor John w. Cochran, ID.
Secretary of State-Elbrid6o Cushman, ID.
Treasurer Edwin l.. Num- ID.
AptGtGgy Sprler H19ffseH iS,' 'aQ ynaru, -,
MICHIGAN
Governor-E. Il. Winnns, ID.
Lieutenant Govefnor-John Strong, ID.
Secretary OF StateD Daniel Il. sopsr, ID.
Treasurer Frederick Broadstad, ID.
Auditor-Goorge w. Stone u.
Attorney General-A. a. Ellis, ID.
Superintendent OF Public Observation-Disclosures
II. Fitch. d.
Supreme Court Justice-John w. McGrath, d.
Board OF Education David A. Hammond. ID.
MINNESOTA.
Governor-Wiliam II. Merriam II.
Lieutenant Governor-Gideon s. Ives, II.
Secretary Of Stato-F. p Brown, X.
Treasurer-Joseph Bobletter, II.
Attorney General-MoSes T.. Clapp. Il.
Auditor-A. Berman, ID,
Clerk of Supreme Court-C. b. Holcomb, II.
Judpe OF Supreme Court-James b. CAN'T. ID.
Railroad Commissioner--H. w. Hickman, ID.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-L. T..
| Wolfe ID.
Governor-James +. Boyd ID.
Lieutenant Governor-AlexanderB Bear, D.
Secretary OF State-Frank w. Sprague ID.
Treasurer-W II. Cushing ID.
I Auditor-R. B. Wahlquist, d.
Attorney General-John q. Higgins ID.
| Commissioner of Public Lands-Jacob Big.
| ler ID.
Commissioners of Public Instruction-C. D.
/ Rakestraw, ID.
Governor-R. X. Colcord II.
| Lieutenant Governor. Ponjade, II.
| Secretary OF State-O. II. Grey, II.
/ Clerk Of Supreme Court-Joseph Josephs, r.
| Surveyor General-John o. Jones' II.
| Supreme Judee-R X. Bigelow, X
Controller-R. j.. Horton, Il
| Treasures. +. Eagan, II.
| Attorney General--J. ID. Torreyson, r.
superintendent OF Public Instruction = o
| Ring, Il.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Governor Charles II. Amsden, ID.
| NEW YORK.
Associate Judge Court OF Appeals-Robert
| Earle, Rep. and Dem.
| NORTH CAROLINA.
| Supreme Court Justice A. s. Merrimon, Dem
Associate Justice-Walter Clark, Dem.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Governor-A. H. Burke, Rep
| Lieutenant Govorner-Roger Allen, Rep.
Auditor-John II. Bray, Rep.
| Treasursr-L. Il. Booker Rep.