Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
TO-MoRROw's STATE ELECTIONS.

The following will be useful for refer
ence tomorrow and Wednesday. 1t is
a list of States that will hold elections
tomorrow, of the character Of the cleo
tions, the names of the candidates and
the Presidential vote'of 1888:
Colorado will elect Supreme Judge.
Candidates: Luther NJ Goddard, Demo.
crat: Joseph G. Helm, Republican. Vote OF
the State Tor President in 1859: Harrison,
50.S31; Cleveland, 81, 345.
Iowa will elect Governor and other
State officers and Legislature. Candidates
for Governor: Horace Boies, Democrat:
Hiram C.. Wheeler, Republican; Isaac i.
Gibson, Prohibitionist; a. j. Westiall,
Peoples. Vote of the State for President
in 1855: Harrison, 2ll sos; Cleveland, 49,
ST.. Gov. BOies was elected In 1881 py
vote of $50, 100 TO 1855 for the Republl-
can candidate, 1852 for the Prohibluonist,
and ), 713 for the Labor nominee.
MARYLAND will elect Governor and other
State officers and Legislature and vote
upon six proposed amendments to the Con-
stitution. Candidates for Governor: Frank
Brown, Democrat; William j. Vannort,
Republican; edwin Higgins, Prohlbitlon-
ist. Vote of the State for President in
1888: Cleveland. LOG, les; Harrison, 90, 1856
Massachusetts will elect Governor and
other State officers and Legislature, and
vote upon two proposed amendments to the
Constitution Candidates for Governor:
William. T. Russell, Democrat; Charles II.
Allen, Republican,; G. E. Kimoall, Pronl-
bitionist: Henry W. Robinson, Socialist
Labor: Henry VIM, Peoples. Vote OF the
State for President in 1888: Harrison, loo,
elected in 1890 by a vote Of lao, 507 to l3l, :
Asa for Bracket, Republican, and 1854
for the Prohibition candidate.
Mississippi will eject three Railroad
Commissioners and Legislature.
Nebraska will elect an Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court and two Regents OF
the State University. Candidates for AS
sociate Justice: Alfred NJ. Post, Repub-
lican; Joseph W. Edgerton, Independent,
Endorsed by the Democrats: X. w. Ricn-
ardson, Prohibitionist Vote OF the State
for President in 1855: Harrison. l0S Az
Cleveland, s0,552; Fisk, Prohibltionist,
9,429; Streeter, Labor Reform, 4.226.
New Jersey will elect part of the Senate
and the Assembly.
New York will elect Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Secretary of State, Con
troller, etc, the Senate, the Assembly, IL
Justices of the Supreme Court, and
several Representatives in Congress
| Candidates for Governor: Roswell z
Flower. Democrat; Jacob Sloat Fassett
Republican; Joseph w. Bruce, Prohi
bitionist, Daniel De Leon, Socialist Labor
Vote of the State for President in 1883
Harrison, 65O,S3S; Cleveland, 635, 965
Prohibition, 3O,23i; Union Labor, 626
Vote for Governor, in 1885: Hill, Demo
crat, $50, 464. Miller, Republican. 6Sl 2S3
Jones, Prohibitionist, 3O,2l5; Hall, Social
list Labor, 3.34S.
Ohio will elect Governor and Other
State officers and Legislature, and vot,
upon proposed amendment to the Consti
tuition providing for uniformity or taxation
and upon the question of holding a conven
ton 10 revise the Constitution Of the State
Candidates for Governor: James Z. Camp
bell, Democrat; William Mckinley, Jr.
Republican, John j. Ashenhurst, Prohioi
| ZIONIST; John Seitz, Farmers Alliancs
Vote of the State for President in 1SSS
Harrison, 4l6, 054; Cleveland, 1916, AS. Gov
eruor Campbell was elected 1856 by S79. AZ
votes to 369,55l for Foraker, Republican
PC, 5O4 for the Prohibition candidate, and !,
O4S for Union Labor nominee.
Virginia will elect one half its Senat
and its House of Delegates.