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

ppS3 choose aSW Daniel, Dem. Sena-
saustor John wv, Dem, term expires
=. Eppa Hun'OnH His successor has al
Jstch len elected IN me PerSOn -
esd 1I.s Staples Martin, Dem'
term two years, to sue
GoT Ta5i K. Fuller, Rep. -
Ned L,s5enant Governor W years W
beu5seFF"Ss' s Stranahan, Rep. IT
pScseaa Tt two years. to succeed H.
Field, NJ EeP IF State, two years, to sue
69cTS'WT' W BroWnell, ReP.
eed !; W. two years, to succeed f. D.
Bss, R fgoC~ congressman. Senator Nor
Aso Inv viii not expire until 1897.
dls WASHINGTON, Nov. 6,
conoressmen at Large. Seven
Two Senators and all the seventy
tsp 0' mnembers of the House OF AS;
sgl H. This new Legislature VIII
anO!i United States Senator to fill the
deCta caused by the retirement of
TacaDGSy Allen. The last Legislature
John D ave elected a Senator, but
should Joad, lock at adjournment, and
vas nTnGTaw reappointed Mr.. Allen,
GVT' W. .So Senate refused to seat. The
Fnln oIaction of State officers occurs at
5Sss general election 1890.
T0 WEST VIRGINIA, Nov. 6.
rongressmen; also a Legisla-
E0l Which will elect a United States
EIs to succeed Johnson II. Cam
SeD''HTl Nam whose term expires March
dD, State officers will not be chosen
! 5 Vest Virginia until November, 1896.
WISCONSIN, Nov. 6.
corarnor. term two years, to sue
~. "SyEeorge W. Peck, Dem.
Tio1fenant Governor, two years, to
.n,ssod Carl Jonas, Dem.
Secretary of State, two years, to sue
NJ Thomas J. Cunningham, Dem.
Treasurer, two years, to succeed
hbn Hummer, Dem:
'V SE~nrnorintendent of Public Instruction,
.g wears Years, to succeed Oliver E Wells,
Dem.
ND lanes L. O'Connor, Dem.
SSa1road Commissioner, two years, to
nrcaed Thomas Thompson, Dem.
Insurance Commissioner, two years,
succeed ". NJ. Root, Dem.
Ten Congressman; all the members
4 Assembly and seventeen of the
tSSirtv-three members of the State Sen
ate There will be no election of United
States Senate until 1897, when a sue
oessor will be chosen to William F.
Tlas, Dem, whose term expires in
1898.
WYOMING, Nov. 6.
Governor, term four years, to sue
aed John E. Osborne, Dem.
Secretary of State, four years, to
succeed Amos W. Barber, Rep.
Auditor, four years, to succeed
Charles W. Benedick, Rep.
State Superintendent of Public In
structiOn, four years, to succeed 8. T.
FarEaL, Rep.
Treasurer, four years, to succeed
Otto Gramm, Rep.
Justice Of the Supreme Court, eight
years, to succeed Gibson Clark, Dem.
Also a District Judge in the Fourth
Judicial district; one Representative in
Congress, to succeed Henry A. Coffeen,
Dem, a Legislature of thirty-seven
representatives. and thirteen out of
eighteen Senator's, which will have the
election of two United States Senators,
one for four years, to succeed Francis
Z Warren, Rep, and one for six years,
70 succeed Joseph M. Carey, Rep,
whose term expires March 4, 1895. The
legislature of 1898 failed to elect a
successor to Senator Warren. Also
county officers in each of the twelve
counties Of the State.
TERRITORIES.
ARIZONA, Nov. 6.
Dlegate, tosucceed Marcus A. Smith,
Dem.
NEW MEXICO, Nov. 6.
Dem.
ALegi8lature and county officers.
OKLAHOMA, Nov. 6.
Delegate, to succeed Dennis T. Flynn,
UTAH, Nov. 6.
Delegate to Congress, to succeed
..@seph E. RaWlins, Dem, county