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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
UNION COUNTY MAY BE SAVED

THE FIGHT OVER THE H\fETRNks-FRNNTh
>ppr\rs or prNccr,TIC LEADERS.
7, M county in the state haf the campaign
for the redemption Of N"w-jerS'y from the RUE
Of the gamblers and their allies been carried
on by the Republicans with more vigor and ear
ncstness than in Union county. ~ result ue
campaign closes with every prospect ~ the triumph
ant election Of Foster NJ Voorhees, Senator. George
Evto sheriff and two ont of the three Republican
.secnblvmen This gratifying prospect Is the
result of tho honest open stand taken by the i'e-
publIcans on the racetrack question, piedsihS
themselves to repeal the Infamous laws i"sa'|ihS
racetrack gambling. while the Democratic con-
vcntion lodged the issue ana conhn'd i'a PLATFORM
to National affairs and eulogzlnS Governor "er's
and Congressman Dunn.
,goin Foster Voorhees,. the Republican candi-
date for senator. has fought an aggressive hsnt
from the .y Of his nomination re ms D anh
esn"ciaIlv fy The young voters everywhere through
out the county. The failure OF the netiocra a,.
issue of the campaign resulted In the citizens
Anti-Racetrack League deciding to unanimously
thai there are over 1909 Democratic members of
the league who will support \oorh"eS anu hyte.
This alone would be enough to insure their election
That the Democratic leaders are thoroughly
alarmed is clearly evident by the frantic Appeals
made by MARITIME. candidate for senator and Con
FRESHMAN Dunn. who have been for two weeks
stgmnns the s eS%n BY neT e s LAYING
stress on the fact that the senator to be elected
TUESDAY will have a vote for United states sena-
tor years hence. The nomihation OF brennan
track men. has also greatly weakened the Demo
cratic ticket. Hundreds OF seii-respectng Demo
Gratis have openly denounced these men and as
sert they will vote the straight Republican ticket
\ bombshell was thrown mo their camp Satur-
1lay by the publication of an open letter from
Franklin Ieonard Pope. one Of TIE leading Demo
Gratis OF the COUNTY. advocating the defeat OF the
Democratic ticket IL represents a, Sham
Democracy and If elected will help perpetuate
The oligarchy OF gamblers and corruptionists
headed by BILLY Thompson and Speaker Flynn.
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A CANDIDATE Uses HIS FISTS.

Lyons. X. Y, Nov. (SpeciaD.-A little fist fight
was INDUCED in last night between Charles p.
Williams Democratic candidate for member OF
Assembly from Wayne County, and Nelson Nellis.
ir over a dispatch sent by the latter TO Chairman
IIackett of the Republican State COMMITTEES. alleg.
Ing that Williams had deserted Maynard and in-
tended voting for and supporting Judge Bartlett:
Williams deried making any such statements. and
NeIs insisted that the statement had been made
in his presence Finally both went TO work on
each other with bare fists Both were badly bruised
before they could be separated. 1t is stated that
one OF the men drew n knife. and that the matter
will be brought before the Grand Jury, which
sits In Lyons next week.
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CAsWEII. MASSEY g. CO.,

c, l.l2I Broadway corner 2oth,,'' Established
Chenists, 51S Fifth-aye.. corner '"'N'' 1880.
and Newport II. l., o'
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
celebrated No. Cologne.
riorentine Violet ORR. Snchcis.
white HeIiotrope and Double violet ~ne"e'''
Rum and Qminne for the Hair.
IMPORTERS OF HIGHEST QUALITY
English Hair Brushes,
FuIIy Ganrantccd Tooth Brushes,
French aud English Pctfumrry,
"nd Toilet Articles.
English Cut GLASS. &c.
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prohlbitlon-Ist John Cookfar: Id. Peter A.
youngbood: TIA. John Glover; IVth. william
Brown: With. John Jaeger: With John Froschl;
With Aaron Abrams: IXth. William II. Smeaton;
Nth Robert r. McIlvaine; XIth Aaron II. Lewis:
XIIth George W Egbert. XlIIh John ". Powell,
XVIII. Frank V. Phelps; XVIII. Louis Deimert;
XVIIth Louis Van Orden: NNIIlh George Il.
Youngs: XIXth Minor H. liozelle; NNth Odillon
Among XXIst, Esbcrt G. Barton; NNIId. Alex
ander Wright: XXIIld. William \. Baldwin;
XXIvth. Jeremiah T. Brooks; NXVth. Oscar \.
Gage XXvIIth. David Wilson; XNVlIIth. Will
lam H. Draper: XNIXth. Alexander +. Kemp;
XXXth. James II. Hardy.
Socalist-Tabor-Ist, Louis Polin: Id. Abraham
Shapiro; ITId Edward Weber; WITH Gustave Maui
man: With. Max Engcl; With. Herman Miller; With.
Herman Ructe: With. Gerhard Raters; lAth,
George L. Fallon: Xth. Frank H. Drummer; NTH.
Herman Fogner; XIIIth. Josef Grubcr; NlNth'
Ernest Lcupp; XVIII Charles Wittmer; NNIth'
william Lebsauft XVIIth. Gotteib Lutz: XNllIth
Gotthelf Wehe: XiNth. William Iiucksath: NNth
Anton Kotyza; NXIId Richard Morton; NNlNth
E,nEeIbcrt Hruckran; XVIII. Albert Fake;
XVIII. Aaron Henry: X.xNIl;h, bernhard Wilke;
XXNIllth, Joseph TToster: NNlXth. Francis Lelo;
NXNth. Ernest Nuppmau
Peope's-Ist. Colin Cairns; Ill., James Connors;
WITH. Joseph Harvitt: With. William Iiandelow.
jr: IXth. Joseph Hawkins: Xth. Louis Justement;
XIth, Frederick Dieh; NIIth. Alexander O. Gle
sen; XNIIIth. Nicholas Kuhn: NlNth. Wallace H.
Hunter; XNIVth Thomas Baer; XVIII. James H.
McGarvey; XXVIIth. George Black; NNlNth Nich-
oas Schmltt: XXXth. William Byrnes.
Independent Democracy-Ist. Edward Brady
Independent Democratic Citzens-IVth. James f..
Donegan.
Bahan Association-IXth. Walter W. Bahan
New-York Democracy-XVth. William \. Schnei-
der; XVIII. Richard b. Sheridan.
Riverdale Club-XIXth. George NJ Bayne
Good Government Organization John
Brooks Leavitt; XXIId. Judson Lawson
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UNION.

UNION.
John N. Burger .Timothy NJ Kelly.
X.-Josepn cross. James a. Brennan.
o-Chares Il. Coddng. J. Herbert Winans.
WARREN.
IL. Milton Wilson, IL. Milton Wilson.
2.-Samuel Davis r. H. Sheppard.
Renominated. Former member
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CLOSING RALLY AT RED RANK

Red Bank, n. j.. Nov. (SpeciaD.-A meeting
was held in the Opera House this afternoon under
the auspices OF the Citizens League Although the
weather was threatening. there was q good at
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SUPER VISORS.


judiciary-Judge Supreme Court Coleridge A
senateTId District william MOnt Manra I VA
Robert sGkes J TYP J9hn M Wbsscr Win
Assembly.st DISTRICT RiGRard Clifton iid' a.
M S%t a d J SSHn pa W Nck Ti JOHN
cam: With. Anirew Anderson: With. Gustai
hndG @ Th Marn9s within fEf"S Min wan
Kn9 Xlh HoritG Bs5EE Xvh n pi rmoma
IL Mapes: with Peter NJ Wilson; XvIIIth
sSaI Ta raSSa IsSs Range
Frank L. Brown Alder nat -Large7Iohn Bremer
Samuel D. Kelley. Nicholas d. Barcaow. Louis A.
Kruse. $4,000 ,
man. Charles is Gould Lawrence G Fish: I'D
Alphonse Major, Jeremiah Van .valkcnhurgh, An
II. Sparks, John X. Gustin. William c. Wilson
SUPERVISORS seventh George l.. Bennett: Ninth
George Hasey, Tuthill ,Thrteenth stephen T. d.
RIDDLE Ffeenh GT,y Mags R' mSn
Twenty third. Albert NJ. futile, jr; Twenty-iifth
The Peoples Party has named these candidates:
Senate-fId District. Alanson \. Daniels; , Ilid.
Emil T. Neben; IVth, John Lindgren; Nth' Hari-
|%sscmbyNIid District. John J. Fullerton; Iy Its
hi%sl' ' Mc1onneI viii Andrew 6 Cheney
vIIIth John Field M Georgy w. Er nnef
Po0f Kler MaSn xv WIKI charas r Gaa Xvith
CITY and tOuntY-Sncriit, JoNn JdcASoH s,upci
visor-at-I.arge. carl WIKI: Mayor. Ja;les Allan
Aldcrmen-at -Iargc-IIarry Brison. William g.
Rourkc John Pross Thomas O'Shaunessy John II.
Jennings benjamin II. Churbuck, edward Dawson.
AIermen-,Ist District. Elijah T. swackham m r.
Joseph condor Samuel Kelting samuel n IA Ear :,
nett; I'D Alvan : Brown. John Lawson Herman
Pross: TIA. Henry r. Smith. Charles r. Britton'
John Uaigh. Jacob Harris Orchard
The Socalistic Labor candidates are these. OF
Justice Of the supreme Court, Theodore f. Cun9
Senltc-IId District Alfred c. w. kim; lild
Frederick Schaefer: Iyth. Jacob Franz Nth' An
drew W Day: Win. John \. Burgler 80
Asscmbly-Ist District. Peter +; Burrowes; I'D
Charles Husse: lNth. Julius Macke; Yin n her
Xith Joseph lndehrandt; NII,h. Frederick Null
ler XIIIth John Haubrich: MYTH. Frederick A.
Ieisc: XVIIth Edward Cullen; NNllith Andrew
CITY and County-Shcrif. Carries Ress; Super
visor-at-Largc. Henry Kuhn Mayor Snarles n.
ltchett Aforementioned. August Peters MAX
Forllcr Francis II. Kotng. william Schubert Chris
tian Ludwig. Bernard ko'nrn. ,
Aldermen-Ist District Conrad Flcischman, Er
nest Sucssc Franz y. Kienzle. Frnn kogoWsNl'
lid christian NJ Poohland. William Werner
William Schv,arz Charles Nukmann.
Supervisor-Thrd Ward. Frank Emerson Shaier
Ninth James W. stack; seventeenth. Charles Fin
GER Nineteenth. Philip stern: Twenty-tirst. Max
Ackor: Twenty seventh, Ferdinand Christ
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TO.MORROW'S ELECTIONS.
HELD IN TWELVE STATES.
lists OF THE CANDIDATES FOR OFFICES ON
THE VARIOUS PARTY TICKETS
rorr GOVERNORS AND EIGHT LEGISLATURES TO
BE CHOSEN. OF WHICH LATTER THREE
WILL IN TURN CHOOSE UNITED

FOUR GOVERNORS AND EIGHT LEGISLATURES TO
pr CHOSEN OF WHICH LATTER THREE
WILL IN TURN CHOOSE UNITED
STATES SENATORS.
c.,sral elections will be held tomorrow in twelve
c,,es and In one Congress district OF another
representative will be chosen.
LA will elect Governor. to succeed Horace
pss Dem); Leutenant-Governor, a Supreme
cur, Judge a Railroad Commissioner and Su-
ssr,r,endent of Public Instruction; and Legis-
,",ure which will choose United States Senator
81 succeed James +. Wilson Rep).
Kentucky will elect a Legislature, which will
choose united states senator 10 suceeeo " '
Lindsay Oem).
MARYLAND will elect a Controller Of the Treasury
Legislature. and five Judges Of the Supreme
Court.
Massachusetts will elect a Governor, to succeed
william E. Russell Dem); ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q Secretary of State Treasurer, an AUDITOR an
Attorney General, eight Executive Councillors and
LEGISLATURE
Missouri will elect Judge OF the Supreme Court
q Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Rail-
road and Warehouse Commissioner.
Nebraska will elect Judge OF the Supreme
Court and three Regents of the State University.
New-York will elect Secretary Of State. Con-
troller Treasurer an Acknowledgement State
Engineer Judge of the Court of Appeals Legis-
lature and delegates to Constitutional Conven-
ton.
New-Jersey will elect eight Senators and House
of Assembly.
Ohio will elect a Governor. to succeed William
Mckinley CRep); Lieutenant-Governor. Treas
urer an Attorney General. a Dairy Commissioner.
a member Of the Board of Public Works. Supreme
Court Judge and Legislature.
Pennsylvania will elect Treasurer and Su-
preme Court Judge.
South Dakota will elect three supreme Court
Judges and eight Circuit Court Judges.
Virginia will elect a Governor, to succeed p. W.
Mckinney (Dem); Lieutenant Governor and an
Attorney General and a Legislature. which will
choose United States Senator TO succeed Eppa
Hunton Dem).
The LIST Congress District Of Michigan will elect a
Representative
Below are given the names Of the candidates on
the various tickets: those for New-York State and
for this city and Brooklyn being under a separate
head in another column:
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tendance The Rev J. X. Manning. OF the bapuisse
Church, chairman. The speaker was ~ ~. ~:
cnrhin of Elizabeth whose remarks dealt with INC
unconstitutlonality of the racetrack laws passe1
last winter. He made a forcibe argument ana
was warmly applauded
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CANDIDATES FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY COUNTY

ALBANY COUNTY
Frank h'i Eoo%insaale wiu,h Df Is.cS
3-wil .,a VAIL MILAN, L. Carroll.
i.-Ano, j. Albeit Curl, y. Douglass.
ALLEGAXY,
BRooMr
j. II. Brownen ,,,orse J. West.
cATrAEAU"Us.
Charles w. Terry. Charles Merrill.
CAYUGA
Benjamin NJ wicos. levi. C.. Mead
cnAuTAUouA.
George Mccain. Koier, p Bush
David Sherwood. william Casey.
Everett. G. Baker. 'A'N'o J. II. morsno..
John C. noscboon. jacob H. Hoy.rad..
Benjamin r. Lee. John J. Murray.
DELAWARE.
Wesley could. joseph Hardy
DUCHESS.
I.-.EdwaId Il. Thompson OAKLEY. Morris,
2.-AuguStls Is. Grey. John W. d. l.. Tolcr.
Jules o'BrIcn. Cornelius CoughIln.
Simon Sdbert. frank NJ ''icse.
s -, WHITE, ,s M ;bsld j rS5osS
5-Ihiilp oicf.t. .llcnp II oucnthcr.
G.-Charlcs schocpnin. fayct,e Kelly.
george A. stevens James X Trmblc
.Ancn 5. Matthews. A. b cooncv Cclcvc).
J.. 4. Rush HIND
FULTON AND HAMILTON.
philip Kcck. John J. o'shaushnossy.
Thomas Il. rutue. Robert :. Fargo
James stead. Ira b. Kcrr.
HERKIMEE
William c. Prescott ,,e'rge F. wilcox
Hiram Iroat
JEFFERSON
'Harrison Fuller. Thomas H. Lynch
fscc Brooklyn. In another column)
LEWIS
otto Kelsey LvINGSrq fiw,,s J. A,no,
Lambert B. Kern William D. Hatch
MONROE
Samuel II. Stone. l-aa: II. Sutherl,nd
5-wiiiam H. Denr,,l 'II:inon. Redu,o' ,cey)
REUBEN H. Field
MONTGOMERY. ,,.,.,,
NEW YORK.
(Scc New-YOrk CITY, Ia dn0th"r cOiumGJ
NIAGARA.
John II. Clark Elton T. R,n.om
ONEIDA.
1.-rIenrv p H. cncr. Einc.t J. Elwcod
Joseph P0itr. charles VI. Felton,
ONONDAGA.
IL Emme' Wells, Wells, I Iq%e. Mcag A
3-sw. II. Hoaling. Frank J. KuntI
ONTARIO.
.wiHIam l.. Parkhuiot Frank o. S.son.
,.-.Howaid Tn rn,on. Tdrsr! D. woodruff.
o.-Joscrh Dean. John Kinsclla.
ORLEANS.
Samuel w. Smith. Harry o. Jones.
OSwEGO.
Danforth +. Ainsworth. Rufus II Calkns.
John J. Rider. George D. Fellows
Hamilton Fish. Asbury C. Townsend
9-Jsmcs s Fsirhr t1cr. John G. Scherrrr
3.-Eugene l.. Vacheron Edmond J. Hcalcy.
RENSSELAER,.
l-Ioscph A. ch Lrcscl.. , w% II Kscnen;
S-cor D. vandcrburrh. John j. cassn
RICHMOND.
Michael conkllng. Michael Mcclure
Otis II. Cutler Thomas Fnegan.
ST. LAWRENCE
.Jamcs r. Terry. sidney J. Smith
SCHENECTADY.
Thoma- w. Whine. John c. Myers.
scHoHAHIE.
Charles A. wienp Charles c. Chapman.
George a. Snyder waldo F. Bishop.
SENECA.
DIN f., Emcns. william II. Kinney.
Harry NJ Glenn.
STEUBEN.
l.-wllIourhby W; Babcock. ROYAL c. Clark
a-Merrtt r. Smith, John T. Murray.
.Richard Hcbc. Samuel p Hildrcth.
.urIah s. Messter. Stephen ST. J. Gardner.
Epene,us Howe. Charles H. Swift.
ToMPKINs
ULSTER
1.-Gcorgc NJ. Brink. Harry McNames.
o.--.JlInc, Louns"ry Waldcin Chlds.
WARREN
Taylor J. Eldrcdse James A. Holden.
WASHINGTON
sWilam II. llobbie Lewis q She
WAYNE
George s. Horton. Charles p. Williams.
wISTCHESTEg
IL Irving Burns. John c. Harrigan.
Alfred NJ. Perrin John Berry.
3-Smith Lent. 'Edear L. RYDER.
WYOMING.
Reuben J. Tilton William n. Martin.
YATES.
AT Robson Frank u. sayrs.
....ain.ted
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THE LOCAL CANDIDATES.
NOMINATIONS OF THE VARIOUS PARTIES
STATE, COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS, JUDGES
SENATORS AND AssEMBLYMEN TO

STATE, COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS, JUDGES.
SENATORS AND AssEMBLYMEN TO
BE VOTED FOR TOMORROW.
The following are the candidates other than the
delegates to the Constitutional Convention to be
voted for in this city tomorrow. Every voter
should acouaint himself with the names of those
for whom he wishes to vote and see that those on
the ballot correspond.
STATE.
State. ss1 r Rss I tS% H.J MAYNARD
IIsa1sI 6eo S0I Hancock : HoeSde
Eng'r 4 surveyor. c. W. Adams. Martin schenek'
Prohibition-For Secretary Of State. Joseph A.
Bogarlus: Controller. George T. Chester; Treas
urer William 4. Hunt; Attorney-General b. [.
English: State Engineer and surveyor chester
Beding: Judge of Court of Appeals siias W.
Mason.
Socialist Iabor-Secretary Of State Daniel De
Leon; Controller James Withers Treasurer, Will
lam f. Steer: Attorney General Frederick Ben
netts: State Engineer and Surveyor Charles f.
Wilson; Judge of Court OF Appeals, Francis Gerau.
Peoples-Secretary of State. James Wright; Con-
troller De Mye s. Fero Treasurer Frank h.
Purdy; Attorney General Thaddeus b. Wakeman;
State Engineer and Surveyor, John A. Webster;
Judge Of Court of Appeals Lawrence }. McPariln'
CITY AND COUNTY.
Republican. Democrat
ControlIer Henry &. Robinson Ashbcl i. Fitch
Sbnrin Tho>. l.. Hamilton. Ch0s NJ. Clancy.
DIs,rrt Attorney jhas II. Murray. John X. Fellows
'oiohefS-.-.-..-. peter II. Mcdonald VIM II. DobDs
rohibition-Controller, Frederick c. Albrecht;
Sheriff William Smagg; District-Attorney. Atkin-
son Schaumberg Coroners. J. Howard Yarneii,
George G.. Needham
Socialist Labor-Controller. Theodore Birk; Sher-
iH Samuel Jacobson: Dlstrict-Attorney, Howard
Balkan; Coroners. George c. Stiebelng, Woidemar
Dolfman.
Peoplcs-Controler H. Alden Spencer; Sheriff.
John Hagperty: District Attorney, Thomas j. Sand
ford: Coroners, Edward Il. Foote, jr., walter T.
Moore
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c.>D,D.TES FOR DISTRICT DELEGATES.

Democratic.
CHARLIE. X. Street.
Joseph Wood.
Edward FlOyd-Joncs
Townsend j. Cook.
Francis Mex emma.
VI. l.. Towns.
w. II. Cochran.
J. q. SchuUalier,
j. d. Mcyerbory.
Alnct +. jerks.
John r. Emo
William G. RYAN.
Frederick W. Grau.
John A. X. Steele,
Adolphus j. Boyd.
S. s. Whltohouse.
William 7. Gilbert.
George l.. Chaser.
William 4. MrTlohc.
2eihes w. RIGGS.
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~ v" k ,,',,
T W FltI"o,,Id
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2aiI"> w iur9s.
bup'hc y. turr,n.
, ,;.,,ir2 W kodrrlrk.
Tn ,n',s Ne ~. " ~ n i.',,,
,,n,, ~ ''u'
, " .i'lsin =. Nnitn'y.
Wr'Yht Hoi,oinD
~ I',. in,,cen Nlcoh'
Ar.hur n W,llI..,,s
I.,,. ,,.,
J"n bipcioW.
= ranK J. FtIge aid.
i !. ,',. A. "l,sgcflch.
Morris Tcknlsrv
=,
"'vh ~ ChIneis.
80 I'm u ON.
n'rIe> 'pcller.
, n',o'I ii'T,neis.
"' ~ i'o''hH'sS'
Gideon J. Tucker.
Dclos McCurdy.
ohnrlcs ". Irulx.
LAM NJ ii.'i -,
''''"'
i.uher, T.. Dcyo.
" MARLEY Piatzek.
francis 'torbc'.
xv,",,, IL waterbury.
mum T. Burr.
Nelson Smith.
William Mem. Spccr.
jacob Marks.
n.,ia ~ '' i,i,
'"''
andre" II. Gr'en.
hoIlias lutheran.
JoSeph J. or 'cn.
lane ~ u ", I.i.,.u
49,. 'a"'ppcIi'
>i,a, r..s W pay Ton.
Jnnn . VI Ilpue'h
Srcnb,n { ' NJ.
Chaunccv { Trnox
,,a,
;vi,,,. r, I'riuS.
,v, iii,am, n. osuor.c'
To-, ~, "a, - i'''iil't'
Adolpb r uo,,,nwor,h
~, -
,r,F /" " nicotI'
w w. VI n 't'hahi.
Snai ,, h''chafn.
U,-ine r,.yn
John a. Orisw0ld,
George l.. DantOrth,
Jacob N. Maybe,
Hcn,,n n " I'D IT,
-, " ."
ROSWELL a. Parmenter.
John h. Peck. =
william j Roche.
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JUDICIARY.

u DltlAk1'
cry jSia c 81 S@' L Y 'j's;%s''
First Judicial District Court
Republican. Democrat.
a-antonio c. hsiiiiIta. .Gcrman GGo'c;
Ralph Nathan Geary M. e;ciGfogle
G.-Frank r. Pavey. Daniel F. Martin
Thomas y. Odcli. John H. T., NC Sor
S.-Jaiiq, Il, Naycr' Joseph T. Falon
l1.-Chaflcs u. PAGE. James y o"''""'''
Prohibtion-Court 81 Common Pleas, Charles +"
Manerre: City Court Alfred L. Manierre' james
II. Laird: Surrogate. Thomas Drew Stetsoh' ISL Jul
dicial District Court. John NJ. Peterson; ia DIS
,rict william s Kellogg: Hid District. Roscoe H.
Record: WITH District. Richard +. Taylor Nth
District Cornelius Ketels jr; With District KEN
ard W Turner: With District Charles knappman
With District. Charles Williams; lNth District
benjamin J. Roger. jr; XIth District Maine" D.
Lindsay.
socallst.Labor-Court OF Common Pleas. Isaac
pennett. CIV Court Enoch *. Thomas. Henry
Foth: Surrogate Charles Franz: Ist Judicial Dis
trict Court Lazarus Abclson: Id District Edward
Bricsen. IIId District Robert Chaser; lNth District
Robert Winter: Nth District. Paul Flaeschel' Win
District william knkenberg; With Distrct
Henry stahl; With District. otto F. Hate; INth
District, william Handler Attn b'S'''0'' D0
Braunc
people's-Jus,icc Of city Court. Nicholas Alein
kon Edward W. Chamberlain; Surrogate Wilbur
Alrch
COMMISSIONER or STREET IMPROVEMENTS FOX
THE TwENTrTHiRD MD TWENTY
FOURTH WARDS.
George W stephens. Rep; Louis f. Haften, Dem;
CYRUS Prosch Prohib: John H. Wedekon, Soc
Labor: Charles Burghardt, Peoples.
FOR THE SENATE.
D-t Republican. . Dcnoc sat;
Andrew J. Campo IL Mhth j. h'''i""
s-NaN Gro-s Johh r. Ahraii;
g-lohn -chmdliug. I'n"'hY IL sum ~
ln.-Ab'rt Ferguson Irink 4 90 ,"hh'A'
il.-Iho. r. Wentworth. Joseph G. Won.
I2-Iicnry 4. White. I1o'. 1, OsuIHNah'
13.-Abraham g. nt,f. ,"HF.-S l., ',ul.
t4-tnlumbu- - Johnson. jacob \. into
4, ,.a.r,, " Robertson. Ancd H. Morris.
Prohibitlon-VIIth James Il. Davie; With. Tim
othv - Holden INth, Godfrey Dazet; Nth. John
Mckee: XIth. William T. Warawell; Xllth. James
: Wetherbce; XlIIth. Edwin Y. Wright; AlNt
lanes T. Tibbits. XVIII, Clarence VI. Lyon.
Socialist-Labor-VIlth. John Nagel; Nlllth
George Iinner IXth. August Waldinger; Nth
John Hansen; XIth. Jacob f. Oberst NIlth. George
Hoffman: XIIIth. Herman j. Voter; XINth. John
Jahns.
People's-yIIth. William II. Norris IXth, Ed
ward +. Zimmerman. Xth. John J. DAILY; Nlth,
George Pntzer. j.; XIlth, Titus Merritt: Hlllth.
John j. Kinneally: NINth Frank d. Pease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
OHIO.
FOUR STATE, TICKETS IN THE, FIELD.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
TWO CANDIDATES AND FOUR TUNES
renuhcan 'atic.
Treasurer G Nc.C J,ckson Frank {. Osbrrn.
Judge supreme Co., David n. Fell. :. I" thompson
p.,nlo,s Prohibition
Treasure- NJ Windsor =. Kent.
Iudco Snnren,. ~, IT s,eveueon Herbert I. Ames
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
Grace Parish Laundry

" f'rme,ly la3 F.. 3th.st) - . =.
r-ndor the srsonal sup ryision OF a Committee OF
ladies NJ machines chemicals used ana every sa
tarv condition rarcfny attended TO- Each p'trons co.n'
inc snparaev laundercd Terms etr. can DC had on ap
ncaton re naily by mail, 20 the superintendent IN
charge 10 the above address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

.Rcnomina'cd. "Botlng Republican also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
CANDIDATES IN BROOKLYN.

Rep. Dem. .
Judge Sup. CIV j. Gaynor... T. f. Pearsall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
SOUTH DAKOTA.

SOUTH DAKOTA.
THREE SUPREME COURT JUDGES.
Republican Democratic Independent.
D. Corson & Hickey. G. Il. Kennedy.
A. G.. kellam. w. H. Stoidari. H. IL fo,,,ei.
j. l.. Bennett. &. l.. Wood. D. d. f"rodnhs'
VIRGINIA.
THREE STATE OFFICERS.
peorc's Democratic.
Governor L r. Cooke c. T. O'Ferral.
Lieut. Goyernor 49, ! II Peyerlv Robert c. Kent.
Attorney Gen. w. S. Gravcly H. Lay or ScV11'
MICHIGAN.
ONE REPRESENTATIVE.
Congressman Republican. Dcmocrauc.
LIST District James H. Stone. Levi L. Griffin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT-ShCoNp
DISTRICT
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-22
While Under the Influence He
Shot Il NEGRO.
IN 4 WAGON IN THE CALF OF THE LEG
The Officer Was Not at Himself at the
Time.

While under the Influence Of H.
quor yesterday evening Deputy
Sheriff Scion Peevey shot a negro
named Bob Dickinson in the calf Of
the right leg on Fifth street, above
Speight, while Dickinson was driv-
ing in his wagon.
Dickinson's wound was not serl-
Gus, and was attended TO by DR..
Hunter, after which he was taken to
his home beyond the university.
A gentleman who has store in
the neighborhood of the shooting
told News reporter this morning
that Dickinson, who drives an ex-
press wagon, and another negro
named Tom Smith, the driver of a
grocery wagon, were going home
about I o'clock, each III his own
wagon, and while they were oppo'
site Mr.. Calvert's residence Peevey
rode by on horseback and, pointing
his pistol toward the wagons, fired,
the bullet finding mark as stated +,
Riding on, Peavey is said to have
fired two other shots, but, it is
stated, not at the wagons.
Peevey was arrested this morning
on the charge Of assault and at
tempt to commit murder. lie gave
bond.
1t is generally conceded by all
who know him that Mr.. Peevey is a
good man and very efficient officer
when he is cat himself" He is a
substantial farmer and very kind
hearted, generous man, who, 1t is
said, would not wilfully do an in
jury.