Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-06
TOMORROW'S ELECTIONS.
The Candidates to Be Voted for in Various
States.
A Summary of the Tickets-The Con-
tests In New York, Virginia, Ohio
and Other Places.

Tomorrow, elections will be held in a
number of states. The issues and interests
are varied, and there are many tickets in
the field. Ohio. New York, Massachusetts,,
Virginia and Iowa command the most gem
eral attention, for in these states the lines
have been most fiercely drawn in the cam
palgn In each of these, but New York, a
governor Is to be chosen. and in that state
the fight is directed against Isaac H. May
nara, whom the democrats have named for
the court of appeals despite some ugly
charges made against him. The elections
to be held and the candidates are shown
in the following summary:
New York.
Democratic ticket: Secretary of state.
Cord Meyer, jr.; controller Frank Camp
bell; treasurer, Hugh Duffey; attorney gen.
erai simon w. Rosendale; state engineer
and surveyor, Martin Schenck; associate
Judge court of appeals, Isaac H. Maynard
Repuplican ticket: Secretary of state
John Palmer; controller, James A. Roberts;
treasurer, Addison B. Colvn; attorney gen.
eral Theo. E. Hancock; state engineer,
Bartlett
There are also in the field tickets from the
prohibllion, peoples, and socialist labor par
tleS. Inc entire legislature IS to be chosen
ana Iuii ticket of delegates to the con-
sltutionai convention.
Ohio.
Republican ticket: Governor, VIM. Nc
kinley; lieutenant governor, A. l.. Har-
ris; treasurer VIM T. Cape; attorney gen.
erai j. X. Richards; member board public
works, r. b. McCulloch; Judge supreme
court, j. +. Bradbury; food and dairy COM
missioner, F. b. McNeal.
democratic ticket: Governor L, T. Neal.
lieutenant governor. w. A. Taylor; treas
urer' X, Z. blackburn; attorney general
J. +. Bailey; board public works. L. p Will
helm; judge supreme court, J. W. Safer;
food and dairy commissioner P H. Nc
Keen. The full legislature, consisting of 1O7
assemblymen and 81 senators, will be
chosen.
Massachusetts.
Republican ticket: Governor, f. T. Green
haige; lieutenant governor, Roger Wolcott;
treasurer. H. NJ. Phillips; attorney gen
eral, H. knowlton; secretary of state, VIM
M DIN; auditor, ]. w. Kimball.
Democratic ticket: Governor, j. f. Rus
sell; lieutenant governor, j. b. Carroll
treasurer, f. S. Stevens; attorney general
c. S. Lilley; secretary of state. j. w. Nc
Donald; auditor, j. Wheewright. In addf-
ton there is to be chosen the board of eX4
ecutive councillors, eight in number, also
full legislature. p.
Virginia. =,
Democratic ticket: Governor c. T. O'Fer-
rail-; lieutenant governor, K. c. Kent; attors
ney general, r. T. Scott. 30 =
Populist ticket: Governor, Z. r. Cooke,
lieutenant governor, J. b. Beverly; attor-
Eey general, W. A. Gravcly.
There is no republican state ticket The
legislature that will be chosen will elect a
permanent successor to the senatorial seat
of the late John 5. Barbour, now held by
| Gen. Eppa Hunton, who was appointed by
the governor.
Republican ticket: Governor. Frank D.
jackson: lieutanant governor Warren S
DUNCAN; judge supreme court, G. $. Robin
son; railroad commissioner, ]. w. Luke.
superintendent public instruction, Henry
Sabin. :
Democratic ticket: Governor Horace Boies
lieutenant governor, ;. l.. BeStow; judge
supreme Court. John Cliggitt; railroad COM
missioner, Thomas Bowman; superintendent
| public instruction, J. Il. Knoepher 81
The legislature to be chosen will elect a
successor to Senator Wilson.
Maryland.
! Democratic ticket: Controller Marion De
Kalb Smith.
Republican ticket: Controller, Jas. T. Per
| kins
| Prohibition ticket: Controller. Oliver H
Bruce
This is the only state office in the con
| test. The full legislature will be chosen.
| Other States.
| In other states the tickets are without
much interest The offices to be filed t..
| some OF them follow: u
| kentucky-A legislature which will elect
| a United States Senator to succeed VIM.
| Lindsay (dem), elected to serve out the
| uneXpired term of John G. Carlisle which
ends in 1895.
Nebraska-A justice of the supreme c,,Irt
| terms six years., to succeed Samuel Max
| Wei. three regents state university.
| New Jersey-Eight members of the stat
| senate. New house of assembly
| South Disadvantages supreme court
| three districts; judges circuit court, eigr:
circuits.
Observation-Disclosures of Congress in the
nrst district to succeed the late j. Logan
| Chapman. Republican candidate. James II
| StCne: demncrafic I-nI, Gritii,, -