Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05

Congressman. The vote Of the state in recent
elections has been:
I 1855 fi s.isssi l si5 s sj:a5IE 1900 ::
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10 .ery moth
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MAIZE.
Maine will elect presidential electors. The
vote of the state in recent elections has been as
follows-that for governor the present year is
not official. as it will not be canvassed by the
legislature until its meeting in January next:
,sss eovsrnor !, Pen 20 zG Gen LOB 81, Pr rob
1855 1855 ssSssasai ss 5$is so. Eel
1892 Governor. .sso7s e7sss r s6os s.7s1
MARYLAND.
Maryland will elect presidential electors and
Congressman. The vote of the state in 'Ss and
81 was:
Isss s;ssssss IS 5s Els
MASSACHUSETTS
Massachusetts, will elect presidential electors,
Congressman, governor and other state officers
and legislature, which will elect United States
Senator. Candidates for governor: William E..
Russell. democrat; William H. Halle, republi-
can; Henry Winn, peoples; Wolcott Hamlin,
prohlbitionist-
AoSA-oO'eiAOi hep..... loI Dr.
Democratic plurality -. 6461
acknowledgement .......,........1 Typ Sg2
Republican plurality -. -. o37
iotai Vote......-..-. S44.olf
Republican vote in 1891 was q 81 less than in 1883
Democratic vote in 1891 VS. I27 more than in 1885,
MICHIGAN.
Michigan will elect presidential electors. Con-
gressmen. governor and other state officers
and legislature, which will elect United States
Senator. Candidates for governor-Allen B.
Morse, democrat; John T. Rich republican,;
John W. Ewing, peoples; John Russell, pro-
hibitionist. The vote of the state in 'SS and 80
was:
1853 1855 sss;ssa. sS s 5ss
MINNESOTA.
Minnesota will elect presidential electors.
Congressman, governor and other state officers
and legislature, which will elect United States
Senator. The state will also vote upon two
proposed amendments to the constitution of the
state. Candidates for governor-Daniel w.
LAWYER, democrat; Knute Nelson, republican;
VIM. j. Dean, prohibitionist The first pro-
posed amendment prohibits special legislation
for counties, cities and villages; the other pro-
vides for tax upon the gross earnings of rail-
road, express and insurance companies doing
business in the state. and upon the product of
mines. The vote of the state in 'S8 and 80
was:
1855 President R.s ELS ID Is7 , s.sf
1890 Governor. So. s+4 SSH So s.4o4
Mississippi viii elect presidential Ell tors and
Congressman. The vote of the state IN recent
years has been:
1855 1855 80 No oppos sSo
MISSOURI.
Missouri will elect presidential electors, Con-
gressmen, governor and other state officers and
legislature, which will choose United States
Senator. Candidates for governor-William J.
Stone. democrat; William Warner. republican;
Leverett Leonard, peoples; John Sobieski,
prohibitionist. The vote of the state in recent
electi ons has been:
1885 1fR IA BE BE- s i Is f f4o
1880. Sup. Judge go oil ISs,.223 25, ia 9sS
MONTANA.
Montana will elect presidential electors, one
Congressman, governor and other state officers
and legislature. which will elect United States
Senator. 1t will also decide the permanent To-
cation of the state capital by the popular vote
and vote upon proposed amendment to the
constitution Of the state. which relates to the
terms of county commissioners. Candidates
for governor: Timothy E. Collins, democrat;
John E. Richards, republican,; William Ken
nedy, peoples; J. NJ. Waters, prohibitionist.
1890 ublican vote Ii, l2s
Democratic vote. Is, All
Democratic plurality. .2s3
Total vote -..--..........-...-.31,O 9O
1sss-Congress- Deleeate; republican 2. 1855
Republican plurality -. ]. 99s
Total vote 40. Ola
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska will elect presidential electors, Con-
gressmen, governor and other state officers and
legislature, which will elect United States
Senator. II will vote upon two proposed
amendments to the constitution of the state.
Candidates for governor: J. Sterling Morton,
democrat; Lorenzo Crounse. republicans; Chas
II. Van WICK, peoples; c. E. Bentley, prohibit
ZIONIST. One of the proposed amendments
creates board of railroad commissioners. to
be elected by the people. and the other relates
to the investment of the school fund
1S9O-Governor- Richards. rep.............. 6S S7S
roSu. ueu tl..Sbl
Powers, populist. .,.,........ 40, IS1
Dem plurality. 1.144
Total vote. pa, 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JOS. 425
SieVeiand .....--.....-...... SD..ll2
hep. piuraLty. ...........-.... y. S13
Iotal VOte-.----.. .2O2. ~