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


| cratic POpulist fusion, l63.lll; Repub-
| can, 1924; Prohibition, 4,53S.
Kentucky will elect four judges Of
It's Court of Appeals aud three Railroad
/ Commissioners. The vote Of the Stats
/ for President in 1892 was: Democratic,
/ 1884 Republican, 135, 441; Populist,
/ %, 500; Prohibition, 6,442.
Massachusetts will elect State ofio5rs
/ for one year aud the Legislature, which
/ will choose a United States Senator 70
succeed George +. Hoar, Republican.
/ The candidates for Governor are John
I Il. Russell, Democrat; Frederic L.
/ Greenhalge, present incumbent, Repuo-
/ lican; George II. Cary, POpulist; Alfred
/ Wells Richardson, Prohibtionist; Da-
vid Taylor, Socialist-Labor. The vote
/ OF the State for President 10 1892 was:
/ Democratic, 1858; Republican, 2O2,-
| SI4; Populst, 3,2lO; Prohibitionist 2, 500.
/ The vote for Governor in 1898 was:
Democratic, 156, Republican, 1922
/ 6l3; Populist, ASS; Prohibition, 1856;
! Soc iaiist-LaboI, 2,0S3.
Michigan will elect State officers Tor
two years, and the Legislature, which
| will choose two United States Senators
/ as successors OF James Mcmillan aud
/ John Patton, Jr., both Republicans, the
/ latter appointed by the Governor TO nil
! temporarily the vacancy caused by the
/ death OF Francis b Stockbridge, Re-
/ publican. The people will vote upon
I TWO proposed amendments TO the Con-
stitutiOn Of the State, one OF which will
prevent foreigners from acquiring the
right 20 vote until they have taken out
/ full naturalization papers, aftsr i've
! years residence. The other permits
I inmates of Union soldiers home
\ TO vote where the homes
/ are situated The candidates for Gov
eruor are: Spencer 0. Fisher, Demo
crat; John T. Rich, present. incumbent,
Republican; A. w. Nichols. PopuIist:
| Albert NJ. Todd, Prohibitlonist. The
| vote of the State for President in 1892
was: Democratic, 2O2 POO; Republican,
222 7OS; POpulist, 10, SOP; Prohibition,
/ 14,O69.
Minnesota will elect State officers for
two years, and the Legislature, which
will choose a United States Senator 10
succeed William d. Washburn, Repub-
/ Iican. The candidates for Governor
are George L. Becker, Democrat;
I Knute Nelson, present incumbent,
\ Republican; Sidney NJ. Owens, POpulist;
III. s Huiboe, Prohibition. The
vote OF the State for President 10 1892
/ was: Democratic, lOO,579 Republican,
| l22,736; Popuhst, 3O,29S; Prohibition,
/ lAOl7.
Missouri will elect Judge OF the Su-
/ Drems Court for ten years, Railroad
/ Commissioner for six years, Su9erin-
teudeat Of Public Instruction for four
/ years, aud the Legislature. The candi-
/ dates for Judge are: Francis Marion
I Black, Democrat; Waltour M. Robinson,
| Republican; OrviIle D. Jones, POpuliSt;
/ Il r. Robinson, Prohibition; Albert z.
Sandersou, SociaIist-LaOor The vote
/ OF the State for President in 1892 was:
Democratic, POS, 39S; Republican, goo
GIG; Popullst, l,2l3; Prohibition, 4,33l.
Mootaua will elect Associate Justice
\ OF the Supreme Court, and the LegisIa-
I ture, which will choose two United
\ States Senators, one as successor to
I Thomas @. Power, Republican, and the
other 20 ON a vacancy caused by the
I failure Of the last Legislature TO elect.
\ The people are also to decide by their
votes which city, Helena or Anaconda,
/ shall be the permanent State capital.
1 The candidates for Justice are: l.. a.
I Luce, Democrat; William Ii. Hunt, Re-
publican; George w. Reeves, POpulist.
/ The vote of the State for President Ia
1892 was: Democratic, 17,5sl; Republi-
/ can, Is, S5l; POpuIlst, 1884; Prohibition,
$40.
Nebraska will elect State officers for
/ two years and the Legislature, which
Will choose a United States Senator 20
succeed Charles f. Henderson, Repu6i-
/ can. The candidates for Governor are:
I p. ID. Sturdevant, Democrats; Silas A.
HolCOmb, Democratic-POpulist fusion;
/ Thomas j. Majors, Republican; +. a.
I Gerard, Prohibition. The vote of the
State for President 10 1892 was: Demo
cratic, 2A9f3, Republican, S7,2l3; POpu-
| list, 50, 256; Prohibition, AGO..
| Nevada will elect State officers for
I four years and the Legislature, and will
vote upon twenty-five proposed amend
meuts 70 the Constitution OF the State,
chief among which are sections consoh-
dating certain State Offices, authorizing
the Investment of school money In other
+ than United States aud Nevada bonds,
and refusing amnesty 70 persons who,
after reaching the age OF eighteen years,
I bear arms against the United States.
I The candidates for Governor are L. p.
Heating, Democrat; Theodore Winters,
| Democrat; A. c. Cleveland, Republican;
T George PecEham, Populist, and John Z.
/ Jones, S.lverite. The vote OF the Stats
for President in 1892 was: Democratic,
| I'll; Republican, ., $40; P0Dulist 1897;
| Prohibition, 50.
New Hampshire will elect a Governor
I for two years, aud the Legislature,
which vii, choose a United States Sem
ator TO succeed William L. Chandler,
Republican. The people will also vote
upon the question az holding a cOnven-
| ton 10 revise the Constitution Of the
State The candidates for Governor
are Henry Cakes Kent, Democrat;
/ Charles A. Busjel, Republican; George
| ID. Epps, Populst and Daniel c.
I Knowles, Prohibition. The vote OF the
/ State for President In 1892 was: Dem
ocratic, 42,OSl; Republican, IS, G5S; Pop.
ulist, 292; Prohibition, 1921.
New Jersey elects the legislature,
| which will choose a United States Sen
ator 20 succeed John Il. Mcpherson,
Democrat
New York will elect a Governor,
I Lieutenant Governor, Judge of the
Court of Appeals and the assembly.
/ The people will vote upon two pro-
posed amendments TO the constitution
OF the State, submitted by the legisla-
Iature, one Of which relates TO county
| judges aud the Court OF Sessions in
/ Kings county and the her increases
the number of judges Of the Suprema