The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-09
WHAT THE VOTING Is FOR.


for Presidential electors and nine Con.
| gressmen.
Colorada-ElectionS in this Sta to
were for Presidential cleo tors and seven
| congressman, State legislature that will
elect United States Senator in place Of
Charles n. Elton; five amendments to
constitution OF local interests werc
voted upon; people also voted on qucs-
| ton If the election of United States
Senator by direct vote and on requiring
| educa tional qualification for voters
Observation-Disclosures in Colorado for
! Presidential electors, two Congressman,
governor and other State officers.
Connec ticut-Elec tionS in Connec ticut
were for Presidential electors, four Con-
gressmen, governor and other State oiii-
GERS and legislature, which will have
selection of United States Senator in
place of Joseph r. Hawley.
Florida-Voting was on Presidential
electors and two Congressman.
Voting in this State for
Presidential electors, one Congressman
and legislature that will choose United
States Senator in place of George Gray.
Georgia-Eleven congressman and
Presidential electors were voted for in
this State to-day.
Naturalization in Idaho was for
Presidential electors, one Congressman,
governor and other State officers and
legislature.
Illinois Voting in Illinois was for
Presidential electors, twenty-five Con-
gressmen, governor and other State
officers and legislature. Vote was also
taken on giving legislature power to
propose amendments to two articles
State constitution at same session.
Indiana-Voting in this State was for
ProSi0 pntia1 aleCtOrq tbirtear, CopOrocc-
men, governor and other State officers
and Legislature, which will select sue
cession to United States Senator Turpie
(Democrat).
Iowa-In this State voting wa for
Presidential electors, eleven Con-
gressmen, secretary OF State and minor
State officers.
Kentucky OF this State
voted for Presidential electors and
eleven Congressman. There was no
State ticket.
Louisiana Election was on Presi-
| Dental cleo tors and six CoDgrcssmen,
Maine-Maino elected her Congress.
men and State officers in September and
voting was for Presidential electors
only.
| Maryland Maryland voted for Presl-
DENTAL electors and six congressman.
Massachusetts-V Voting in Massachu-
sets was for Presidential electors, thir-
teen Congressman, governor and other
State officers and legislature, which
selects successor to United States Sen.
ator j. Dawes (Republican).
Nebraska-The vote is for electors,
Representatives and legislature. which
will have the choosing of United States
Senator in place of Algernon S. Pad
dock Two proposed amendments TO
the State constitution were also voted
upon.
South Carolina-In this State the vot-
ing was for Presidential electors, seven
Congressman, governor and other State
officers and legislature.
South Dakota-Voted for Presidential
electors, governor and other State OIL
GERS and legislature.
Tennessee-Election in Tennessee
was for Presidential electors, ten Con
ture, which will name United States
Senator to succeed William Bate, Dem
ocrat.
TeXas-Voting in this State was for
Presidential electors, thirteen Congress-
men, governor and other State officers
and legislature, which will choose sue.
cessor to United States Senator Horace
Chiffon, Democrat.
acknowledgements voted to-day for
| presidential electors only.
|, Virginia-At election in this State to-
day voting was for Presiden tial slec ton
and ten Congressman
Rhode Island-Rhode Island voted for
| Presidential electors. two Congressman
and upon the question of raising money
on loans for the erection of new State
house.
Wisconsin-Voting in this State was
for Presidential electors, ten Congress-
man, governor and other State officers
and Legislature, which will elect United
States Senator in place of Philetus Saw
yer, Republican.
Wyoming-Wyoming voted for Pres
idential electors, one Congressman,
governor, judge of supreme court and
legislature, which will namo the sue
cessor of United States Senator Francis
e. Warren, Republican.
| Kansas Kansas voted for Presiden-
tial electors. eight congressman, gov
ernor and other State officers and legis-
lature, which will have the naming of q
United States Senator in place of Bishop
W. Perkins, who was appointed to serve
| until the election of a successor to Sem
| ator Plumb, deceased.
North Carolina-Voting in this State
was for Presidential electors, nine Con-
| grossmen, governor and other State of
fcers and legislature.
! Dakota-In North Dakota voting was
for Presidential electors, one Congress-
man, governor and other State officers
and legislature which will elect United
States Senator in place of Lyman H.
| Casey, Republican.
Ohlo-Citizens OF the Buckeye State
| voted for Presidential electors, twenty
one Congressman, secretary OF State and
minor State officers
Oregon-Oregon voted only for Presi-
Dental electors to-day.
Pennsylvania-Pe Pennsylvania voted