The Bessemer indicator., 1893-09-16

Virginia alone Will elect full tickets.
New York elects both branches of the
Legislature and all the state officers
with exception of governor, and also
delegates to the constitutional conven-
tion. The other remaining eight states
will choose Judges or legislatures.
Only three of these legislatures will
elect United States senators-lowa, d
successor to James +. Wilson; Ken
lucky, 4 successor to William Lindsay,
and Virginia, a successor to Eppa Hun
ton, appointed to fill out the uncxpired
term lett vacant by the death of
Senator Barbour. The Offices to be
/ hlled in these thirteer states, the
terms of service, and the names of the
present incum bents are as follows:
Iowa-A governor term two years.,
to succeed Horace Boies dem u; a
| lieutenant governor term two years.,
to succeed S. w. Bestow dem j;
judge of the Supreme court term six
/ years., to succeed G.. 5. Robinson
| (rep.); railroad commissioner term
three years., to succeed j. W. Luke
| ttepD: Il superintendent of public in
| s,ruction term t~, years., 10 succeed
j. u. knoepher tdem. J; legislature
/ which will elect a United States sena-
tor to succeed James +. Williamson
| (rep.l.
Kentucly-A Legislature which will
elect United States senator to sue
ceed William Lindsay dem. }, elected
| to serve out the uncxpired term OF Mr.
Carlisle, resigned; all county Offices
Maryland-A legislature, five judges,
all to fill vacancies, including two
mem bers of the court of appeals,
.nassachusetts--A governor term
| one year, to succeed William h. Rus
sell (dem.); lieutenant-governor
term one year., to succeed Roger VOL
colt (rep.); a secretary of the common
wealth term one year., to succeed
William NJ. OIL II (rep.); treasurerand
receiver general term one year., to
succeed G. A. Marden trep.l; an audi
! tor term one year, to succeed John
w. kimball (rep.); an Encouragement
| lteriri one yeatDl to snceced Albert II.
| Pill sbury (rep)i executive councillors
| term one year, to succeed James
c. Keith (rep.l, First district; David
Hall Rice trep.), Second district:
Joseph X. Leeson trep.l, Third dis
trict; Arthur B Breed (rep.), Fifth dis
trict; Luman r. Jctfs (rep.) Sixth dis
trict; George L. Morse (rep.). Seventh
district; Elisha Morgan Grep.) Eighth
district: legislature.
Missouri-A judge of the supreme
court term ten years., to succeed
| Theodore Brace (dem.) a superintcnd-
ent of public instruction term four
| years., to succeed l.. L. Wolfe Cden.(
member of the board of railway and
warehouse commissioners term four
! years., to succeed William Hickman
! (dem.)
Nebraska-A justice of the Supreme
! court term six years., to succeed sam
uel Maxwell; three regents state uni
vcrsity, to succeed B. B. Dawes George
Roberts, and Henry D Esterbroolt
first two for six years each, third for
four years.
New York-A secretary of state
| term two years., to succeed Frank
| Rice dem }; state comptroller term
| two years. to succeed Frank Campbell
| dem. J; state treasurer term two
years., to succeed Elliott Danforth
| (dcm. J; an Encouragement! term two
yenrsl, to succeed Simon w. Rosendale
(dcm.) n state engineer and surveyor
term two years.. to succeed Martin
Shencls, term expired; an associate
Justice of the court of appeals term
fourteen years., to succeed Isaac III.
Maynard; filing vacancy; thirty-two
senators term two years, beginning
Jan. L. 1890, 12S members of assembly
term two years, beginning Jan. l.
1S04).
New Jersey-Slx members of the
state senate and n new house of as
sembly.
Ohio-A governor term two years.,
to succeed William Mckinley, Ir.,
rep.); lieutenant governor term
two years., to succeed Andrew l.. IIar-
ris trep.), a treasurer of state term
two years., to succeed w. T. Cope
(rep); a judge of the Supreme coart
term six years., to succeed Joseph T..
bradbury (rep.); Il member of the
board of public works term two years.
to succeed Frank j. McCuloch trep.);
an attorney-general term two years.,
to succeed John X. Richards rep }; a
dairy and food commissioner term two
years., to succeed f. L. McNeal (rep.l;
general assembly consisting of lo7
representatives and thil tyone SEN
ators. "
Virginia. governor term our
years., to succeed T. w. Mckinley
tdem.); lieutenant-governor term
four carsl, to succeed j. Hogc Tyler
dem. I; an attorney general term four