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

win. Prohibition, aud Charles Fl.
Matchett, Socialist-Dabor. The vote
of the State for President In 1892 was:
Democratic, 654, SOS; Republican, Co.,
$50; Populist, 6,426; Prohibition, 49,
100. The vote for Secretary OF State 10
1898 was: Democratic, 520,6 Repu6-
lican, 545 O9s; Populist 16,S1S; Prohioi-
ton, "a, 34l; Socialst-La Dor 2O,S23i
scattering, 1862.
North Carolina will elect a State
Treasurer for four years, Chief Justice
aud three Associate Justices OF the Su.
preme Court, and the Legislature, which
will choose two L. S. SenatOrs-oue
10 succeed Matthew w. Ransom, Demo-
crat, and the other to succeed Thomas
J. jarvis, Democrat, who was appointed
by the Governor TO fiji temporarily the
vacancy caused by the death OF Zebulon
B. Nance, Democrat. The candidates
for Treasurer are Samuel Med. Tate,
Democrat, and William II. Worth, Pop
ullst, Endorsed by the Republicans. The
vote OF the State for President in 1892
Democratic, 132, O51; Republican, 100,-
SAC; Populist, "A, 1872; Prohibition, 1886.
North Dakota will elect State officers
for two years and the Legislature, and
vote upon a proposed amendmen to the
Constitution of the State which prohi6-
it's the sale of littery or gitt-enteTprlse
tickets. The candidates for Governor
are +. NJ. Kinter, Democrat; Roger AL
lin, Republican, Endorsed Oy the Pro-
hibitionists, and Elmer d. Wallace,
PoDulist. The vote of the State for
President In 1892 was: Democrat-Popu.
list fusion, II, ZOO; Republican, 1853;
Prohibition, 500.
Ohio will elect minor State officers.
The candidates for Secretary OF State,
the head of the ticket, are Milton Turn
er, Democrat; Samuel Nj. Taylor, pres
eut mbert, Republicans; Charles R.
Martin, Populist; Mark q McCasliu,
Prohibition, aud William Wallace, So.
cialist.Labor. The vote Of the State
for President IN 1892 was: Democratic,
4O4, rs; Republican, 405,ls7; Popu!ist.
IA, $50; Prohibition, 26,O12. The vote
for Governor in 1898 was: Democratic,
352, 3S7; Republican, 433,342; Popullst,
IS, sos; Prohibition, %, 400
Pennsylvania will elect State officers
for four years, Auditor General for
three years, aud the Legislature, which
will choose a United States Senator 10
succeed James Donald Cameron, ReDuO-
lican. The candidates for Governor are:
William NJ. Singerly, Democrat; Daniel
II. Hastings, Republican; Jerome L
Altman, POpuiist! Charles, l.. HawIey,
Prohibition; Thomas H. Gruudy, Social
ist- Labor. The vote OF the State for
President In 1892 was: Democratic,
4s2. 264; Republican, 516O1l; POpulist,
STA; Prohibition, %, 1913. The vote for
State Treasurer in 1898 was: Demo
cratic, 800, IO2; Republican, 442, 24s;
POpulist, g. 979; Prohibition, 2l, 35S.
South Carolina will elect State officers
FOR two years and the Legislature will
choose a United States Senator to sue
ceed Matthew c. Butler, Democrat.
The people will also vote upon the Ques-
tion OF holding convention 10 revise
the Constitution Of the State. For Gov
ernor the Tlllman Democrats have nom
mated John Gary Evans, aud he seems
to have practically no opposition. The
vote of the State for President In 1892
was: Democratic, Slices; Republican,
Is, 1884; Populist, 2,4IO.
South Dakota will elect State officers
for TWO years, and the Legislature,
which will choose a United States SEN
ator 10 succeed Richard K. Pettigrew,
Republican. The people will also vote
upon three proposed amendments to the
Constitution Of the State, one making
the Superintendent OF Schools eligible
70 hold the Office for more than four
years In succession, the second giving
women the right to vote for school Off
GERS, and the third empowering the
Legislature TO exempt homesteadS
and personal property from attachment,
with certain exceptions, TO a r5a-
soLable amount. The candidates for
Governor are: James A. Ward, Demo-
crat; Charles Il. Sheldon, present in
cumbent, Republican; Isaac Howe, Pop
uIist; NJ. d. Alexander, Prohibition.
The vote OF the State for President In
1892 was: Democratic, 9,Os1; Republl-
can, 81, SIS; PopuliSt, 90, 544.
Tennessee will elect a Governor for
two years, Judge of the Supreme Court
aud the Legislature, which will choose
q United States Senator TO succeed
Isham O.. Harris, Democrat. The can
didates for Governor are: Peter Turney,
present incumbent, Democrat; Henry
Clay Evans, Republican; A. i. Minis,
Popuist. The vote OF the State for
President 10 1892 was: Democratic, 1885,
Ar; Republican, 90, 973; Populist, 23,-
622; Prohibition, 4, $50.
Texas will elect State officers for two
years aud the Legislature, which will
choose a United States Senator TO sue
coed Richard Coke, Democrat the
candidates for Governor are: Charles
A. Culberson. Democrat John Il.
Schmiiz, Lily White Republican; W. X.
MakemsoD, Republican,; L. J.. Nugent,
Populist; j. NJ, Dunn, Prohibition, The
vote OF the State for President in 1892
was: Democratic, 233,1 Republican,
77,47S; >PopuliSt, 99,GSS; Prohibition,
9,I65
The people Of Virginia will vote upon
a proposed amendment 10 the Constitu-
tiou of the State, empowering Justices
of the Peace 20 try cases Of misdem eaDOr
without the Intervention and cost Of a
jury.
Washington will elect two Judges Of
the Supreme Court and the Legislature,
which will choose United States Sens-
tor 10 ill the vacancy caused by the re-
tirement Of John r. Allen, Republican.
The candidates for judges are: John l..
Sbarpstein, Thomas Z. Allen, Demo
Gratis; Ralph o. Dunbar. NJ. J. Gordon,
Republican,; IT. l.. Forest.J. McReady,
Popuist The vote OF the State for
President 10 lSo9 was: Democratic, 90, e
SOP; Republican, AGO; Populist, 70, los;
| Prohibition, 1858.
West Virginia will elect the legisa-
ture which will choose q United States