Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27
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The o. g. standing not for Old Soak. but for
Order Of Swclis. and, the individual having
| come in for additional property, might be
raised to the high rank of o. II. S.-Order Of
| Howling Swells
This IDEA is worthy of immediate adoption.
STATE ELECTIONS OF 1890.
Those Which Have Occurred and Those
Which Are Yet to Take Place.
From the New York Times.
| Alabama elected state officers and legislature
/ August 4; will elect eight Congressman No.
| vember l.
Arkansas elected state officers and legislature
| September /; will elect five Congressman No.
| vember 4.
California will elect state officers, legislature
and six Congressman November l.
Colorado will elect state officers, legislature
and one Congressman November 4.
Connecticut will elect state officers legisla-
ture and four Congressman November l.
Delaware Will elect governor, legislature and
one Congressman November 4
Florida will elect supreme court justice, con-
troller, Legislature and two Congressman No.
vember 4.
Georgia will elect state officers and legislature
mems to the constitution of the state, one ex-
tending the benefits of the state pension to
widows OF confederate soldiers and the other
allowing the reading and reference Of bills by
title when introduced; will elect ten Congress-
men November 4
Idaho will elect state officers, legislature and
one Congressman October l.
Illinois will elect state treasurer, superin-
tepdent Of public instruction, legislature and
twenty Congressman November 4.
Indiana vii m IN TN off, larvsa-
lature and thirteen Congressman November 4.
Iowa will elect minor state officers and eleven
Congressman November 4.
Kansas will elect state officers legislature
seven Congressman, and vote upon two pro-
posed amendments to the state constitution
November 4. One of these amendments in
creases the number OF supreme court Judges
from three to seven and the other lengthens
the biennial session of the legislature to ninety
| days and provides for the pay aud mileage Of
members.
Kentucky elected clerk Of the court of ap-
peals and delegates to a convention to revise
the constitution of the state August 4; will
elect eleven Congressman November L.
louisiana will elect six Congressman Novem-
Der 4.
Maine elected governor. legislature and four
Congressman September 8.
Maryland will elect six Congressman Novem-
Der l.
Massachusetts, will elect state officers, legis-
Michigan will elect state officers, le gislature,
and eleven Congressman November
Minnesota will elect state officers. legisla-
| ture, and i've Congressman November 4.
| Mississippi elected delegates to convention
to revise the constitution Of the state July 70;
will elect seven Congressman November T.
| Missouri will elect minor State officers, legis-
! lature, end fourteen Congressman November L.
Montana will elect legislature and one Con-
gresham November 4.
| NebraskR will elect atate oficera lauiala fura
and three Congressman, and vote upon four
proposed amendments to the state constit ton
November 4. These amendments relate to
prohibition and high license, provide for five
supreme judges, and increase the judges sala-
ries.
Nevada will elect state officers, legislature
and one Congressman November 4.
New Hampshire will elect governor, legisla-
ture and two Congressman November 4.
| New Jersey will vote upon two proposed
| amendments to the state constitution Sc ptem-
| Der 80. One of these amendments cancels the
prohibition against special legislation regu-
iating the internal affairs Of towns and coun-
| tics, and the other eliminates the clause in
| reference to the appointment Of judges Of the
court Of common pleas. Will elect Legislature
| and seven Congrossnen November L.
New York will elect judge Of the court OF
| appeals, two judges of the supreme court,
assembly and thirty-four Congressman Novsmr
Der l.
| North Carolina will elect chief and associate
judge Of the supreme court, legislature and
nine Congressman November 4
North Dakota will elect state officers, lcRisls-
| ture and one Congressman November l.
Ohio will elect minor state officers and
twenty-one Congressman November
Oregon elected state officers, legislature and
one Congressman June 2.
Pennsylvania will elect state officers, legisla-
ture and twenty eight Congressman Novem.
Der 4.
Rhode Island elected state officers and legis-
lature April 2; will elect two Congressman
November l.
South Carolina will elect state officers, legis-
lature and seven Congressman November
South Dakota will elect state officers, leRiS-
lature and two Congressman November L.
tennessee elected supreme judge August Z,
Will elect governor. legislature aud ten Con-
gressmen November L.
Texas will elect state officers, legislature and
eleven Congressman, and vote upon two pro-
posed amendments to the constitution Of the
| state November 4. One Of these amendments
relates to the state tax and the other authorizes
the legislature to create . commission to regu-
late railroad traffic.
| and two Congressman September q
Virginia will elect ten Congressman Novem-
Der L
Washington win elect legislature and one
Congressman November 4.
West Virginia will elect Judge Of the court Of
appeals, Legislature and four Congressman No
vember l.
Wisconsin will elect state officers. Legislature
and nine Congressman November L
Wyoming elected state officers, legislature
and one Congressman September IL.
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Fined 800 for One Beer.
Mr.. Won der Abe of the ST Louis club, n
getting even with some OF his men who are
alleged to have signed brotherhood contracts.
shorty Fuller, the famous little short stop,
was fined 800 recently and laid of for the
season. He Is charged with drinking glass Of
beer. but the real reason 10 that he signed with
Comiskey.
Protesting Against Tipperary Police.
An enthusiastic meeting was held in De-
froit, Mich, on Thursday evening TO protest
against the arrest Of the Messrs. Dillon and
v Brien and the action Of tho police at Upper.
airy. Col John Atkinson presided. The
orators we're Don NJ. Dickinson, ex-Postmaster
General; Representative Chapman Of this dis
uiet, Bishop Foley of the diocese of Detroit
and Rev Charles O'ReilIy, secretary Of the
National Land League.
Arbitration to Rule I'm Melbourne.
The strike Of the Melbourne wool shesrers
Y not general The squatters are suing
their work people for breaking their
agreements Al q conference held ct Broken