Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01

Elections Of Representatives. tn Con
Rress will be held on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 6, 10 all the States OF the Union
except Maine, Oregon and Vermont
which have already chosen their Rep
resentatives-eight in number, and all,
as usual, Republicans On the same
day, the Territories OF Arizona, New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Utah will each
elect one Delegate 90 Congress
Elections Of State officers, &C, will
be held on the same day IN thirty States.
Legislatures will be elected 10 two
voted upon 10 Que other
HCalifOrnia will elect its full list OF
state officers, 10 serve four years, and
the Lsgislsture, which will choose
United States Senator 10 succeed Geo.
c. Perkins, Republican, appointed oy
the Governor upon the death Of Senator
Leland 5. Stanford, Republican. The
people OF California are TO vote upon
niue proposed amend neuts 10 their
State COnstitutiOn-to establish an edu-
catlOnal qualification for the suffrage; 10
empower the Legislature to create new
counties; 20 exempt from taxation fruit
and nut trees under four years OF age
and grape vines under three years OF
age; 20 empower the Legislature 20
provide for the disposition OF real estate
hereafter acquired by aliens, the title 70
lands aOw held by such not being dis
turbed, 70 permit city and county gov
ernments 10 be merged under general
laws % reorganize the State Board OF
Equalization, making 10 consist OF the
al Fa... ID hal
each ofthe eight Congressional districts
OF the State, 20 exempt property used
for free public Libraries and muse
ums from taxation; 10 add the President
aSd Professor of Pedagogy OF the Unit
Versity OF California 10 the State Board
OF Education, and 10 increase the pay
OF members Of the Legislature 10 $1,000
for the session OF sixty DAYS the present
pay being IS per day. The candidates
for Governor are. James III. Budt,
Democrat; Morris NJ Es.es, Republican;
d. " Webster, Popuist; Heury French,
Prohibition. The vote OF California for
President in 1892 was: C.eyeve,aRd,
(Dsm.) l1S,15l; Harrison, ,Eep) 19S,-
or; Weaver, (P0p.) 25,3Il; BidwelI,
(Prob) S,O95
Colorado will elect all It's State OFF,
GERS, 70 serve TWO years, and the Legis-
lature, which will choose United
States Senator 20 succeed Edward %.
WplcOtt, Republican. The people will
vote upon TWO proposed amendments 10
me Constitution OF the State, one OF
Which allows cities OF over 25,1 900 jhbab-
htants 20 incur Indebtedness 20 the
amount OF per cent of their assessed
valuation, and the other provides for
81, 500, 600 OF bonds 60 take up old State
warrants, most Of which are now bald
by the School Fund The candi-
dates for Governor are: Charles +.
Thomas, Democrat; Albert W. McIntire,
Republican; Davis IL. Waite, present
Incumbent, POyuist; George Richard
- Prohibition. - vote Of Colorado
enSSsGs ia T~was, Democrat
ulist fusion, 55.5s4; Republican, 3S,-
62Q: Prohibition, 1,6S1.
Connecticut will elect it's State OIL
GERS. for two years, and the Legsla-
ture. The candidates for Governor are
Ernest Cady, Democrat; O. Vincent
Coffin, Republican; Edwin q, Bingham,
PopuliSt; De Witt q. P0ud, Prohibit
JoD; James Z. Tuckey, Socialist Labor.
The vote for President in 1892 was
Democratic, S2,3sJ; Republican, 1908;
Prohibition, 1899.
Delaware will elect its Governor, for
four years, and the Legislature, which
will choose q United States Senator to
succeed Anthony Higgins, Republican.
The people will also vote upon the Ques-
t.on Of holding a convention to revise
the Constitution OF the StSte. The eau
d!date for Governor are: Ebe Walter
TunneI,f Democrat; Joshua Hopkins
NurvA Republican,; d. Alexander Full
80 puust: Thomas j. Perry, Prohi-
tWAist. The v0,e Of Delaware for
president in 1sg3 was: Democratic, IS
5s1; Republican, ls,0s1; Prohibition,
A5l6
Idaho will elect its State officers, for
TWO wears, aud the legislature, which
will choose q UuiteI States Senator 90
succeed George l.. Sh0up, Republican.
Tue candidates FOR Governor are: Ed
ward A. Stevenson, Democrat; VIM. D.
Mcconnell, present incumbent, Rppub-
hcan; j. W. Bal,entine, PJpuist; Henry
e.. Mcfarland, Prohibition. The vote
of Idaho for President iU 1892 was:
DemocratiC-POpuiist fusion, 10, $40; Re-
publican, 500; Prohibition, 2SS.
Illinois viii. elect minor State officers,
one-half its State Senate, and all It's As
sembly. The Legislature will choose a
United States Senator as successor Of
Shelby NJ. CuIi0m, Republican. The
people will also vote upon proposed
amendment to the Constitution OF the
state directing the Legislature 10 enact
laws regulating contracts between cor
porations and their employees. The can
didates for State Treasurer are Bernard
j. Claggett, Democrat; Henry Wu.f,
Republican; John r Randolph, POpu-
list; Howell j. PuJerbaugh, Prohibit
tiOn; Orrin l.. Mann, Independent Re-
publican. The vote Of the State for Pres
ideut in 1892 was: Democratic, 42G. PSI;
Republican, 800, 2Sg; PopuuSt. %, 2O1;
Prohibition, %, $50. The vote for Gov
ernor in 1892 was: Democratic, 425, 497-
Republican, ACE. $50; Populist 2O,IOS;
Prohibition, 2f.6s3.
Indiana will elect State officers, ex-
ceDt Governor aud Lieutenant Gov
ernor, 10 serve two years, and the Leg
stature. The caud dates for Secretary
81 State are William X. Myers, Demo
Crat; William ID. Owen, Republican;
Charles A. RobidSOn, Popu,st: Winiord
h. Taylor, Prohibition. The vote OF
Indiana for Presidentin 1892 was: Dem
Ocratic. 262, Sl1; Republican 2J6. 335:
Popuist, 22,l9S; Prohibition 1904
Iowa will elect State officers, except
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, for
two years. The candidates for Secretary
or State are HOratiO L. Dale, Democrat;
William NJ. Mcfarland, present iucum-