The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-06-26
IDAHO Nov &

Governor, Eerm Two years, 10 SUCCEED
w r. Mcconnell, Rep.
Lieutenant Governor, two years, to
succeed T. B. Willis, Rep.
Secretary of State, two years, to sue
coed J. f. Curtis, Rep.
Attorney General, two years, to sue
coed George M. Parsons, Rep.
Auditor, two years, to succeed Frank
@. Rumsay. Rep
Treasurer, two years, to succeed W.
@. Hill, Rep.
Also one Congressman and all the
members of both branches of the Leg
islature, which will elect q United
States Senator to succeed George L.
Shoup, Rep, whose term will expire
March 4, 1895.
ILLINOIS, Nov. 6
Treasurer, term two years, to succeed
Rufus N. Ramsay, Dem.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
four years, to succeed Henry Raab,
Dem.
Three trustees of the State Univer-
sity.
Also % representatives in Congress
under the new Congressional apportion-
ment. The State will also elect 26
State Senators from the odd numbered
districts, 1 to 81, inclusive, under the
new Senatorial Apportionment act, un-
less upset by the courts, in which case
| either a new act will be passed or cleo.
/ tions will be held in the 26 old odd
numbered districts; also 153 members
of the House, 3 from each of the new
Cor old, if the new are declared invalid,O
districts in the State. This new Gen
eral Assembly, which will convene at
Springfield, Jan. 9, 1895, will elect a
United States Senator to succeed S. M.
Cullom, Rep, whose term expires
March 4, 1895. County officers will
also be chosen in 102 counties.
INDIANA, Nov. 6.
Secretary of State, term two years,
to succeed w. r Myers, Dem.
Auditor, two years, to succeed j. O.
Henderson, Dem.
Treasurer, two years, to succeed
Albert Gall, Dem.
Attorney General, two years, to sue
ceed A. G. Smith, Dem.
Supreme Court Clerk, four years, to
succeed A. M Sweeney, Dem.
superintendent Public Instruction,
two years, to succeed 81. D.. Vorhies,
Dem.
State Sta~tistician, two years, to suc-
coed W. A. Pelle, Dem.
State Geologist, two years, to succeed
s.. S. Gorby, Dam.
Judge Supreme Court, four years,
First District, to succeed S. D. COffey,
Rep.
Judge Supreme Court, four years,
Fourth District, to succeed ] S Daley,
Dem.
Iowa, Non. g..
Secretary of State, term two years,
1 kn oJI0ann6 VT NJ MnD,~lnn1 Do~
Auditor, two years, to succeed Q. G..
Mccarthy, Rep.
Treasurer, two years, to succeed B.
A. Beason, Rep.
Attorney General, two years, to sue
coed John Y. Stone, Rep.
Supreme Court Judge, two years, to
succeed @. 7. Granger, Rep.
Supreme Court Judg e, four years,
additional Judge, just created.
Railroad Commissioner, three years,
to succeed Peter A. Dey, Dem.
Supreme Court Clerk, four years, to
succeed G. B. Pray, Rep.
Supreme Court Reporter four years,
to succeed N. B. Raymond, Rep.
No Legislature will be elected in
Iowa this year, but the present Legis-
lature will elect a successor to James
f. Wilson, Rep, whose term expires
March 4, 1895 The Legislature to be
chosen In 1895 will elect a successor to
United States Senator William B. Ali
son, Rep whose term expires in 1897.
Eleven Congressman will be elected.
KANSAS, Nov. 6.
Governor, term two years, to succeed
L D. Lewelling, Pop.-Dem.
Lieutenant Governor, two years, to
succeed Percy Daniels, Pop.
Secretary Of State, two years, to sue
coed r S. Osborn, Pop.
Auditor, two years, to succeed V. s.
Prather, Pop. Dem.
Attorney General, two sears, to
succeed j. T. Little, Pop.-PrO.
Treasurer, two years, to succeed W.
Fl. Biddle, Pop Dem.
Superintendent Public Instruction,
two years, to succeed H. N. Gaines,
Pop. Dem.
Associate Justice Supreme Court, to
succeed w. A. Johnston, Rep.
Also 8 members of Congress to sue
coed 3 Republicans, 3 Democrat Popu-
lists, and 2 Populists. Also a Legi5la-
ture, which will elect a United States
Senator to succeed John Martin, DEM
Pop, who was elected in 1893 to fill
out the late Senator Plumb's term. His
G0rm expires Mafcn 4, 1888.
KENTUCKY, Nov. 6.
The only State officers to be elected
this year are four Judges of the Court
of Appeals, the new Constitution of the
State having increased the number of
Judges from four to seven and three
Railroad Commissioners, who will be
electen in November for the first time
Eleven Representatives in Congress
will be chosen. as well as all county
officers. The Legislature has elected
William Lindsay, Dem, U. S. Senator
to succeed himself. His present term