Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-01

tenant governor and judge Of the court
of appeals. The candidates for COVER.
nor are Levi +. Morton, rep; DAVID Is.
FILL dem; Francis Il. Baldwin, pop,
and Charles Motchett, socialist-labor.
North Carolina chooses Il state treas.
urer and chief justice and three as
sociate justices Of the supreme court
! Two judicial tickets are In the field,
the democratic and n populist-repub-
lican fusion ticket. The republicans
have the only candidate in the field for
treasurer
North Dakota elects n full list Of
state officers md II Judge. OF the SUI
preme court. The candidates for gov
ernor are Roger Allin. rep. pop; +. NJ,
Kintcr, dem, and Elmer ID. Wallace,
pop. The democrats and populists
have fused on some of tlIe,candklates
on the ticket.
Ohio elects Il secretary of state
Judge Of the supreme court, member
Of the board of public works and
school commissioner. -Four tickets are
in the field.
ItIIIHyifHHli tItIhN u Sbf'ihol, Nv"
tenant governor, secretary Of state ana
auditor general. The candidates for
governor are Daniel III. Hastings, rep;
William M. Singcrly, dem; John II.
Altman pop, and Charles l.. Hawley,
pro.
South Carolina elects state officers.
The candidates for governor arc John
Gary Evans, pOp.-dem., and Sampson
Rope, Ind, dem There Is one candi-
date for each of the other places to be
filed, the populists ana democrats
having fused.
South Dakotn elects n full list Of
state officers. The candidates for gov
crnor are Charles II. Sheldon, rep;
james A. Ward dem, and Isaac
Howe, pop.
Tennessee chooses Il governor only.
The candidates are Peter Turney, rep,
ana II. Clay Evans, dem.
Texas chooses state officers, and n
two associate Justices and three Judges
of the criminal court of appeals, The
candidates for governor are w. *.
Makcmson, rep; J. Is. Schmltz, ref
rep; Charles A. Culberson, dem;
Thomas l.. Nugcnt, pop, and J. NJ.
Dunn, pro
Wisconsin elects II full list of state
officers There are four tickets In the
field.
Washington elects two judges of the
a., rt knt Ia, thn
field
Wyoming elects state officers and n
Judge Of the supreme court. The can
ddates for governor are William A.
Richards, rep; w. IL. Holiday, dem,
and l.. 9. Tlbbnll, pop.
In 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
Ill vacancies. The list of retiring
senator's IL az follows:
Alabama, John II. Morgan (dcm.);
Arkansas, James II. Berry, dem; Cal
ifornla, George &. Perkins, rep; zap
pointed by governor to serve In place
VI lNIllhV fNtuIllol'lJ, 'Vi'lutl' Ib'N"i'
o. Wolcott rcpD; Delaware, Anthony
Higgins (rcp); Georgia, Patrick Walsh
dem, appointed by governor to serve
In place of Alfred IL. Colquiu, whose
term expired March 4, 1880; ladho,
George L. Shoup ucp); Illinois, Shelby
NJ. Cullom WcpD; Iowa, George II. VII
son, Ucp); Kansas, John Martin, pop,
elected to FIJI out uncxpircd term of
Senator Plumb; Kentucky, William
Llndsay(dem); Maine, William i. Frye
TepD; Massachusetts, George Il. lloar
Tcp): Michigan, James Mcmillan (rep.)
and John Patton, Jr. rep, appointed
to MI vacancy caused by death of
Francis Il. Stockbridgc); Minnesota,
William ID. Washburn (rcpD; Montana,
Thomas G. Power rep), and n sue
ccSsor to William Il. Sanders, tho leg
islaturc having failed to elect; Ne
braska, Charles Il. Henderson (rep);
New Hampshire, William Il. Chandler
(lcmD; North Carolina. Matt w. Ran.
som (dcm); Oregon, Joseph N. Dolph
rcpD; Rhode Island, Nathan Il. Dixon
TepD South Carolina. Matthew G..
Butler (dem.); South Dakota, Richard
+. pcttigrew rep): Tennessee, lsham
G. Harris dem. Texas, Richard Coke
(dcm); Virginia, Eppa llunton tdcmD;
Washington, vacancy caused by IN
ability OF legislature 10 select n sue
ccssor to John Il. Allen; West Virginia,
johnson n. Camden (dcm.); wyoming,
Joseph NJ. Carey rcpO; and II sue.
cessor to Francis Il. Warren, the legis-
laturc having failed to elect, Iowa
has elected Ms Wilson'S successor eN-
Gov. Gear. Eppa Hunton's successor
from Virginia will be Mr. Martin, who
has been already chosen. In Alabama
and Oregon the legislatures have nj.
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 nrCSCnt congress-. and the yuCan.