The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-06

pOrations and their employees.
III In the JSakotaa.
North Dakota elects state officers for
two years and the legislature, and vote
upOnga proposed amendment TO the con.
stitution or the state which prohibits
the sale of lottery or gift enterprise
tickets. The candidates for governor
are Il. M. Kinter, Democrat; Roger
Allin, Republican, indorsed by the Pro-
hibitionists, and Elmer d. Wallace,
Popnlist. The vote of the state for
president in 1892 was: Democratic-
Popplist fusion. l7,70o; Republican,
1853; Prohibition, 800.
South Dakota elects state officers FOR
two years and the legislature, which
viii choose a United States senator to
succeed Richard f. Pettigrew, Repub-
hcan. The people win also vote upon
three proposed amendments to the con-
stitution of the state, one making the
superintendent of schools eligible to
hold the Office for more than four years
i'm succession; the second giving women
the right to vote for school officers, and
the third empowering the legislature to
exempt homesteads and personal prop
erty:for attachment, with certain ex-
ceptions, to reasonable amount. The
candidates for governor are: James A.
Ward, Democrat; Charles s. Sheldon,
present incumbent, Republican; Isaac
Howe, Populist; nj. D. Alexander, Pro-
hibition. The vote of the state for
president in 1892 was: Democratic,
9,O8l; Republican, "a, s88; Populist,
"a, 544. .e...> ,--.,.,.
Kansas Votes ON Female Suffrage.
Kansas elects state officers for two
years, and the legislature, which will
chose a United States senator to succeed
John Martin, Democratic Populist. Ths
people will also vote upon proposed
@aaaendment to the constitution extend
luK Che privilege of suffrage to women.
Wyoming elects state officers for two
eslrs, and the legislature, which will
choose two United States senator's, one
1or four years, to succeed Francis e.
Warren, Republican, the last legisla-
tnFe having failed to elect, and the
other for the full term of six years, to
ancceed Joseph Nj. Carey, Republican.
Lndiana will elect minor state Of
neeEs and the legislature.
iowa Elects Minor Onlcers.
I9wa elects state officers, except gov
eealkr and lieutenant governor, for two
y4ss. The candidates for secretary of
staEe are: H0xakio E Dale, Democrat;
liam II Lei Farland. present in
aican; SylYanus B.
Crane, Populist; Bennett Mitchell, Pro-
hibitionist. The vote of Iowa for presi-
dent in 1892 was: Democratic, 1876, 419;
Republican, 219,3s4; Populist, 20,594;
Prohibition, 6,317. The vote> for gov
ernor in 1893 was: Democratic, 174,-
1893; Republican, 207, 159; Populist, 3d.
oil; Prohibition, 10,107.
Massachusetts and Michigan.
Massachusetts, elects state officers for
one year, and the legislature will choose
a United States senator to succeed
George f. Hoar, Republican.
Michigan elects state officers for two
years, and the legislature, which will
choose two United States senators as
successors to James Mcmillan and John
Patton, JI, both Republicans, the lat
ter appoi lted by the governor to fill
temporarily the vacancy caused by the
death of Francis B. Stockbridge, Re-
publican.
In Minnesota.
Minnes ota chooses state officers for
two years and the legislature, which
will choose United States senator to
succeed w. ID. Washburn, Republican.
The candidates for governor are George
L. Becker, Democrat; Knute Nelson,
present incumbent, Republican,; s. M.
Owen, Populist; FL. S. Hilleboe, Pro-
The vote of the state for pres
ident in 1892 was: Democratic, 100, $40;
122,7 Populist, 80, ,39S;
Pre- hibition, 14,017.
Montana elects associate justice of the
supreme court, and the legislature,
which viii choose two United States
one as a successor to Thomas
G. Power, Republican, and the other to
fill vacancy caused by the failure of
the last legislature to elect. The people
are also to decide by their votes which
city, Helena or Anaconda, shall be the
state capital.
Washington and Idaho.
Washington elects two judges of the
court and the legislature,
which will choose United States SEN
ator to fill the vacancy caused by the
retirement of John r. Allen, Repub-
lican.
Idaho elects its state officers for two
years, and the legislature, which will
choose United Sta.es senator to sue
ceed George L. Shoup, Republican.
Nevada elects state officers for four
years and the legislature, and votes
upon 20 proposed amendments to the
of the state.
Nebraska elects state officers for four
years and the Legislature, which will |
choose q United States senator to sue
iced Charles T. Manderson, Repub-
ican.
Some Eastern States.
Delaware elects its governor for four
vears. and the legislature, which will /
,hoose q United States senator to sue
,eed Anthony Higgins, Republican.