Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-03

| Democratic. III; republican, ISL; populist
The congressional candidates for the state
| at large are:
B. F. Riley. Dem. Jules s. Gignoux. I'D.
| III. F. Bastine. Rep. FIG. Newlands, Silver.
Jas. c. Douty, Pop.
The republicans claim to be making head
way in this state, but the populists conf
IDENTIFY assert that they will retain control
The democrats entertain no hope for them
selves
| Nebraska.
Nebraska will elect state officers and the
| legislature, which will choose q United
States Senator to succeed Charles F. Man
derson republican. The vote of the state for
President in 1892 was: Democratic, 24.943;
| republican. s7.213; populist. s2,256; prohibi-
| ton. 1902.
The congressional candidates are:
First District. Fourth District
A. II. Weir, Pop. 8. s. Alley, Dem.
Jesse B. Strobe, Rep. Eugene ]. Hainer r.
Second District. w. L. Stark. Pop.
Jas. f. Boyd, Dem. Fifth District.
| d. H. Mercer Rep. w. A. McKeighan,D.
D. c. Deaver Pop. w. E. Andrews, Rep.
- Woodbury.. Pro. w. A. McKeighan,P.
Third District. Sixth District.
w. N. Hensley, Dem. o. M. KEN, d. & p.
G. d. Meiklejohn, r. Matt. Daugherty. r.
]. NJ. Devine, Pop.
In Nebraska the democrats appear to
have nothing to expect, except the loss OF
the first district, which they now hold. The
populists are still very strong, while the re-
publicans expect to poll a larger vote this
year than In 1892. Many straight demo-
Gratis are expected to vote the republican
state ticket.
New Hampshire.
New Hampshire will elect a governor and
the legislature which will choose United
States Senator to succeed William e.
Chandler, republican. The people will also
vote upon the question CT holding a con-
vention to revise the constitution of the
state. The vote Of the state for President
In 1872 was: Democratic, 420S1; republi-
can, 45,65s; populist 292; prohibition, ,297.
The congressional candidates are:
John B. Nash, DEM chas. Mcdaniel, d.
c. A. Sulloway, Rep. Henry NJ. Baker, r.
J. A. Whittier, Pop. E. NJ. Blodgett, Pop
Edward l.. Carr, p. David Head, Pro.
The example of Vermont. the sister state
In rolling up phenomenal republican ma
tority, has discouraged the New Hampshire
democrats. They do not feel very hopeful
over the outlook. The republicans conf
IDENTIFY expect to carry the state.
New Jersey.
New Jersey elects the legislature, which
will choose United States Senator to sue
coed John r.. Mcpherson, democrat. The
vote for President in 1892 was Democratic,
171,O68; republican. 156,OsO; scattering
10, 45S.
The congressional candidates are:
First District. Fifth District
H. c: Loudenslager. RI. F. Stewart. Rep.
JOS. R. Buchanan, P. Rev. 8. Parsons, Pro.
John Wilcox, Peep. F. w. Ball, Soc. L.
Second District Sixth District.
]. j. Gardner, Rep. r. Wayne Parker, r.
Third District j. R. Buchanan, Pro.
J.A.Geissenhainer, ID. Seventh District
B. F. Howell. Kep. e. A. Stevens Dem.
L. M. Manning. Pro. Thos. McEwen. Rep.
,ob Fourth c District. Eighth DISTRICT
Mahlon Pitney. Rep. Charles Newell Rep
VIM. v. Ramsay, P. r. w. Pope. Pop.
There seems little doubt that the next
legislature will be- as is this one, republic
can; This will insure the election of a re-
publican. probably ex-senator Sewall, to
succeed MIR. Mcpherson. The tide is strong
ly republican, especially among the manu-
featuring districts of the state. Republi-
cans WILL It is believed, certainly carry four
districts. L here is a strong fight being
urged In the fourth, fifth and sixth districts
which the republicans hope to carry thus
making the delegation stand five republi-
cans to three democrats. 1t is said that the
democrats are disheartened.
New York.
New York will elect governor lieuten-
| ant governor, judge of the court of appeals
and the assembly. The people will vote
| upon two proposed amendments to the con-
| stitution of the state The people will also
vote upon the revised constitution submitted
by the recent constitutional convention and
separately upon the amendments relating
| 10 the legislative apportionment and to
canal Improvement
The vote of the state for President in 1892
was: Democratic, 654, S6S; republican. coo :
900; populist, 1929; prohibition, IS, 1870. The
vote Tor secretary of state in 1893 was:
Democratic. 520,614; republican. 5i5O9S: pop
ulist, I6,Sls; prohibition, 34,3i1; socialist
labor, 2O,2S3; scattering 1862
The congressional candidates are:
FIRST District. Sixteenth District.
Joseph Fitch, DEM VIM. Ryan, Dem.
nc. Mccormick. Rep. B. l.. Fairchild, Rep
Geo. Steinson, Peep. j. B. Wedekoff, S-L.
Henry Hofstadt, ST.. James Daily, SD.
Second D;str;o. Theo. Weber, Mid.
J. o, cleveland 6er, Edw. B. Foote, Poop.
Dennis NJ. Hurley.R. Seventeenth District
Daniel Bradley SD Eugene Ives, Dem.
Freedom G.. Smith p b. B. O'Dell, jr.,Rep
rh,r, D,..- Thee. Frederick, Pro.
T Murtha Eighteenth District
Francis TT W;,Sor 7; w NJ. Ketchum DEM
s, p. Sturpes 8 n Jacob Lefever, Rep.
r. +. Bowman, Pro. ~ To.
Fourth District n Ha;nas Di Ha,1,
Tr,oi n oT m. Isl -. Frank s. Black, Rep.
ca Snst H. DIR. A. Y. Myers, Pro.
Jas. r. Kelly, Soc.-L.
Fifth District. Twentieth District
Anton Vigelius, d. Chas Tracey Dem
Chas. G. Bennett, r. G. M Southwick Pen
>. Il. Nostrand' b D. Ward J. Lee, Pop.
Sixth District Fred F. Wheeler, Pro.
Arthur 8. Somers,D. Twenty-first District.
James Il. Howe, Rep Geo. Van Horn, Dem
Daniel Walsh, S. ID. ID. F. WILDER. Rep.
Seventb Distr,ot CIV. Ostrander, Pro.
F. T. Bartlett. Dem Twenty-second Dist
John r. Murphy. SD Thos. r. Hossie, Dem.
Austin E. Ford. Rem N. NJ. Curtis, Rep
Z. j. Wheeler Pro l.. n. Littauer r. Cit.
l.. Abelson, Il, ]. i. Weed, Pro.
c. Flynn, O'Brien. w. j. Mcqueen, Poop.
II. r. Bayne, Anti-T. Twenty-third District
Eiyht, p,s,r,o+ w. c. Watson, Dem.
JomaS WaIsh n w. T. Foot jr., Rep.
John Nj. Mitchell, r. 81 eio'fe cup.
J. F. Gillespie, Pro. IWemty-fourth Dist.
John NageI Soc-I, w. T. Henderson, d.
Albert e Unger PEG Z. A. Chickering. Rep.
Mich'l MulhalI Mild. Edw. A. Sheldon Pro.
>, D,u.-,.. Twenty-fifth District
1 ~ .Iina ]. ID. Henderson, Dem
IL c; .l j. s. Sherman, Rep.
Tim. ]. Campbell, S. ID. u w JnSnsts, d. ~,
DAN d. Leon, Soc.-L IT,
Tim. N, Holden. Pro Twenty-sixth District
Abra'm Susman, Poop Sherrlll T.. Smith,D.
D,- Geo. w. Ray, Rep.
49, ten1, S c,s,., VIM. *. Cessna, Poop.
-. iI' Twenty-Seyenth Dist