Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-01

North Dakota elects a full list OF
state officers and judge of the SUI
preme court The candidates for gov
ernor are Roger AlIin. rep.-pop.; f. VI
IKinter, dem, and Elmer D. Wallace,
pop. The democrats and populists
have fused on some of the candidates
on the ticket.
Ohio elects a secretary Of state
judge Of the supreme court, member
of the board of public works and
school commissioner. Four tickets are
in the field
| Pennsylvania elects a governor. lieu.
| tenant governor, secretary of state and
auditor The candidates fo1
governor are Daniel II. Hastings. rep.
William NJ. Singerly, dem; John T.
Altman, pop, and Charles L. Hawlev,
/ pro.
! South Carolina elects state officers
| The candidates for governor are John
| Gary Evans, pOp.-dem., and Sampson
| Rope, Ind, dem. There is one candi-
date for each of the other places to be
filled, the populists and democrats
having fused.
| South Uakota elects a full list of
state officers. The candidates for gov
ernor are Charles II. Sheldon. rep.
James a. Ward, dem, and Isaac
Howe, pop.
Tennessee chooses Il governor only.
The candidates are Peter Turney. rep,
and II. Clay Evans, dem.
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chief justice of the supreme court.
two associate justices and three Judges
of the criminal court of, appeals. The
candidates for governor are W. K.
Makemson, rep: J. B. Schmitz, ref
rep; Charles A. Culberson, dem.
Thomas L. Nugent, pop, and J. NJ.
Dunn, pro
officers There are four tickets in the
field.
Washington elects two judges of the
supreme court. Four tickets are in the
field.
Wyoming elects state officers and a
judge of the supreme court. The can
didates for governor are William A.
Richards, rep: W. II. Holiday, dem,
and L. c.. Tibball, pop.
In a number of states the legislatures
to be chosen this fall will elect United
States senators to succeed those whose
terms will expire next March and to
fill vacancies. The list of retiring
senators is as follows:
Alabama, John T. Morgan (dem.);
Arkansas, James 81. Berry. dem; Cal
ifornia, George G.. Perkins, rep. Tap
pointed by governor to serve in place
of Leland Stanford; Colorado, Edward
0. Wolcott Gep.); Delaware, Anthony
Higgins Gep.); Georgia, Patrick Walsh
(dem., appointed by governor to serve
in place of Alfred III. Colquitt whose
term expired March 4, 1880; Iadho,
George L. Shoup (rep); Illinois, Shelby
NJ. Cullom (rep.); Iowa, George f. Will
son, (rep.); Kansas, John Martin, pop,
elected to fill out uneXpired term Of
Senator Plumb; Kentucky, William
Lindsay(d em); Maine, William P Frye
rep); Massachusetts, George F. Hoar
rep.); Michigan, James Mcmillan (rep)
and John Patton, Jr. rep, appointed
to fill vacancy caused by death of
William D. Washburn rep.); Montana,
Thomas G. Power rep), and a sue
cessor to William T. Sanders. the leg
islature having failed to elect; Ne
braSka, Charles Z. Henderson rep.);
New Hampshire, William e. Chandler
rep); New Jersey, John r. Mcpherson
(dem.); North Carolina. Matt W. Ran
som (dem); Oregon, Joseph N. Dolph
(repD; Rhode Island, Nathan T. Dixon
rep); South Carolina, Matthew G.
Butler (dem.); South Dakota, Richard
! f. Pettigrew rep.); Tennessee, Isham
G. Harris dem. Texas, Richard Coke
/ (dem); Virginia, Eppa Hunton (dem.);
Washington, vacancy caused by in
ability of legislature to select Il sue
cessor to John B. Allen; West Virginia,
Johnson n. Camden (dem.); Wyoming,
Joseph M. Carey rep); and a sue
cessor to Francis E. Warren, the legis-
lature having failed to elect Iowa
has elected as Wilson's successor eX-
Gov. Gear. Eppa Hunton's successor
from Virginia will be Mr.. Martin, who
has been already chosen. In Alabama
and Oregon the legislatures have al
ready been elected and Senators Nor
gan and Dolph are practically assured
of being chosen their own successors.
Montana, Washington and Wyoming
| have had only one senator each during
the present congress, and the vacan-
cies caused thereby are to be filled by
the legislatures elected in those states
this fall
In New York state additional i'm.
portance is given to the election by
reason of submission to the voters OF
the work of the recent constitutional
convention. In California, also, i'm
portant constitutional amendments are
TO no voted on