The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-11-18
STATE TICKETS.
OFFICIALS VOTED FOR IN THE
DIFFERENT STATES.

In Some of Them Full State Tickets Were
Elected, While in Others Only Legisla-
lures Were Voted fOr-Others Voted On
National Issues Alone.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The following
summary shows the state officers voted
for at the election Tuesday. There were
in nearly all the states three tickets. and
in some of them four:
ALABAMA elected governor in Au-
gust. Jones Dem.) was reelected over
Kolb, the candidate of the Alliance
Democrats. Only federal electors were
voted for tn sday.
ARKANS1 S elected Democratic
governor by large majority on Scot. 8.
CALIFORNIA elected legislature.
The legislature will elect a successor to
United States Senator FELTON, Rep.)
COLORADO elected governor and
other state officers.
CONNECTICUT elected governor,
state officers nd legislature. The legis-
lature will choose a successor to United
States Senator Hawley.
DELAWARE elected a legislature.
The legislature will chose a United
States senator to succeed Gray (Dem.).
FLORIDA elected legislature. The
legislature will elect a successor to
United States Senator Pasco Dem.).
The state elected Democratic governor
Oct A.
GEORGIA elected the Democratic
state ticket on Oct. 8 by 70, 600 majority.
IDAHO elected governor and state
legislature
ILLINOIS voted for a governor and
legislature.
INDIANA elected governor, legisla-
ture and other state officers. The leg
islature will elect a successor to United
States Senator Turpie Dem.).
KANSAS voted for state officers,
including governor and legislature. The
legislature viii elect successor to
United Stat 8 Senator Perkins (Rep.)
KENTUCKY had no state election.
LOUISIANA had no state election.
MAINE elected Republican cover
nor Sept. II. 1t voted for legislature
Tuesday. The legislature will elect a
successor to United States Senator Hal
MARYLAND voted only for electors
and congressman.
MASSACHUSETTS voted for state
officials, including governor and legis-
lature. The latter will choose successor
to United States Senator DaN fPepl
MICHIGAN elected stat of IL
Guiding governor and legislatr ,gas IL I.
latter elects a successor to Unit sd =
Senator Stockbridge (Rep.) "a
MINNESOTA voted for s. off
Gals, including governor and 4.a4 ssislas
ture. The latter will choose a successor
to United States Senator Davis. Rep.)
MISSISSIPPI elected state legisla-
ture, which will choc 80 a successor to
United States Senator. George Dem.)
MISSOURI voted for state legislature
and state officers, including governor
The legislature will choose successor
to United States Senator Cockrell
MONTANA voted for state officers.
In addition to these the location of the
state capital was voted on.
NEBRASKA elected state officers.
The legislature will elect a successor to
United States senator Paddock (Rep.).
NEVADA elected a Legislature, and the
legislature will choose a successor to
United States Senator Stewart (Rep).
NEW HAMPSHIRE elected COVER
nor.
NEW JEPSEY elected a governor
and other state officers and a legislature
which will elect a successor to United
States Senator Blodgett (Dem.).
NEW YORK elected a judge of the
court of appeals and legislature. The
legislature will chose a successor to to
United States Senator Hiscock (Rep.).
NORTH DAKOTA elected governor
and legislature, and the legislature,
will choose a successor to United States
Senator Casey (Rep.).
NORTH CAROLINA elected a COVER
nor and state officers.
OHIO elected several state officials
below the governor.
OREGON had no state election.
PENNSYLY ANA elected supreme
court justice and legislature. The legis-
lature elects a senator to succeed Quay
RHODE ISLAND elected Republi.
can governor and Legislature in May
United States Senator Aldrich rep.
has been reelected.
SOUTH CAROLINA elected Cover.
nor, and legislature which will choose
a successor to United States Senator
Butler Dem.).
SOUTH DAKOTA elected governor