The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07
ILLINOIS.

Springfield, Nov. 6-Tllnois elected a
Treasurer for Il term of two years a Sup
erintendent of Public Instruction for a
term Of four years. three trustees of the
State University, twenty-five congress
men, twenty-SiX State Senators, l53 men,
bers of the Assembly. The Legislature
will elect u successor to United States
Senator Shelby NJ. Cullom. ORep) whose
term expires March 4, 1895. The people
alOs voted upon Il proposed amendment to
the constitution of the state, directing the
legislature to enact laws Regulating con-
tracts between corporations ana their en-
ployes. The candidates for State Treas
urer are Bernard j. Claggett, Democrat;
Henry Wulif, Republican; John f. Ran
dolph POpulist; Howell J. Putcrbaugh,
Prohibitions Orrin l.. Mann. Independent
Republican. The vote of the state for
President In 1892 was Democratic l26,-
2Sl; Republican, O,2SS; Populist, 22,2O7;
Prohibition, A6A.
INC congressional candidates We're:
FirsA Adistrict-J. Frank Aldrich, r.; w. S.
McCohqs, \. p: A.; Max Dombussby, D.;
Howard S. Taylor, p; William 5. Taylor,
Pr. Second-William Lorimer r.; John
u. White, p; John J. Hannahan, d. p.
Third-LawrrenGe McGann, D.; j. p; Clark,
F.; Hugh r. Belkapp, X. FOurth--Pat-
rick p. Ryan, d. r.; Frank Lawler, |. D.;
j, Silmington, Pr; =. j. Minister r.;
Charles W. Woodman, Il. Fifth-Edward
7. Noonan, D.; George h. White, r.; G. q.
Dixon, p; II. c. Francher, l.; Edward r.
Nolan, z. Sixth-Julius $. Goldzier, d. !;
Louis w. Borges, r.; James H. Linchan,
p; Edward D. Cook, r.; Edward II.
Griggs, \. T. A. Seventh-George r.
Foss r.; Henry ID. Lloyd, r.: j. r.
Jtrouble, A. p. A.; Louis Long, u.
Eighth-Albert j. Hopkins, r.; Lewis
Steward, D.; George S. Bowen, p; George
Hit. r.; David f.. Thompson, D.. James
Lamont, Pr; Sheppard II. Zimmerman,
+. Tenth--Philip S. Post, r.; $. 4. Shir-
ley Pr; Jonas W. o. Olson, D.. William
W: Matthews. 7. Eleyenth-Robert r..
Gibbons, D.; Walter Reeves, r.; William
NJ. Hirchey, p; 4. G. Fullerton, r.; Mar
tin Gallup, Pr. Twelfth--Joseph G. Gan
non, H.; Rev. II. n Hayes, Pr: Y. Dono-
van. D.; Fred ID. Rodeke, D.; Samuel Lea
Witt, Z. Thirteenth-Vespasian Warner,
T.: Wilfred NJ. Kellogg, Pr. Fourteenth
George .. Barnes, D.; j. V. Graf, X.
David W. McCulloch. Pr; William l..
Hoberllng, p; William G. Eggleston, I.
Fifteenth-Truman Plants, D.; r. f..
Marsh, r.; Martin W. Greer p; Samuel
Woods, +. SiXteenth-Flnnis f.. Down
ing, D.; John !. Rinaker, r.; p, d. Stout,
r.; NJ. NJ. Cooper, Pr Seventeenth-Wil-
liam NJ. Springer, D.. JamessA. Connolly,
r.; Albert f. Smith, Pr; James \. Craw-
ford, Il. Observation-Disclosures II. Lane,
d.; Frederick Remain, r.: j. S. Barnum,
j.; Thomas W. Hynes, Pr. Nineteenth
Benson Wood r.; George w. I'ithlan. u.
Henry b. Kepley. Pr. Harvey NJ. Brooks,
p. observation-disclosures K. Williams, D.;
Orlando Burrcll. r.. Harry q. Jones,P
| Rev. W. c. Wiley. Pr. Twenty-first-
/ John Higgins. ID Everett j. Murphy, X.
/ Henry c. McDill, r.; James II. Sawyer,
Fr. Twenty ty-second-George W. Smith,
/ r.. Francis NJ. Youngblood, D.; John j.
Hall, p; Elder Calvin Allen. Pr.
Republican state central committee
claims Illinois Republican by 10000 plnr-
| ality. Sixteen congressman, at least, and
( both branches OF the general assembly
which assures the return of United States
senator
Cook county gives Republican plur.
ality of 1900.