The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04

vent foreigners from acquiring the right
90 vote until they have taken out fult
naturalization papers, after five years
residence. The other permits inmates OF
Union Soldiers Home TO vote where the
homes are situated. The candidates for
Governor are: Spencer o. Fisher. Demo
1rs. 5Shn Risn pNssoI, inf pnppst
Albert NJ Todd Prohibitionist. The vote
OF the State for President In 1882 was:
Democratic, 202,2D6 Republican, 22,'O6;
Populist, 1882; Prohibition, 1909
MINNESOTA
Minnesota will elect state officers for
two years and the Legislature, which
succeed William u. Washburn Repub-
lican. The candidates for Governor are:
George l.. Becker. Democrat knute
Nelson, present Incumbent Repu6nean a'
Prohibition. The vote Of the state for
President in 1892 was Democratic, 100
SO. Republican. 1221S6; Populist, D,S9s;
Prohibition, H,0l7
MISSOURI.
Missouri will elect judge Of the SUI
preme Court for ten years, railroad com
Inissioners for six years. Superintendent
Of Public Instruction for four years,
ard the Legislature. The candidates for
judge are: Francis Marion Black, Demo
crat WaItour NJ. Robinson, Republican;
Orville -. Jones, Populist; r. Il. Robin
son, Prohibition; Albert +. Sanderson'
Socialist-Iabor. The vote of the State
for President In 1892 was: Democratic,
26s39s; Republican, 226,9l6; Populist, A.
2iS; Prohibition, 4,S3l.
MONTANA.
Montana will elect associate justice
Of the Supreme Court, and the Legls11
lature, which will choose two Unlte1
States senators. one as successor OF
Thomas c. Power Republican, ana the
!, other to fill a vacancy caused ny IN, ny
= a a L
The people are also 10 decide by ther
votes which city, Helena or Anaconda
shall he the permanent state capital
| The candidates for justice are, - % ~
pubpcap: George w Reeves. PopuIlst.
| The vote Of the State for President IN
| 1892 was: Democratic l7,5a RepuDiica"'
! 1851; Populist, 1884; Prohibition 0D.
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska will elect state officers Tor
two years and the Legislature, VIM, ~
! viii choose a United States senator 10
| succeed Charles r. Henderson kepuDIl-
can. The candidates for Governor are
! J.. d. Sturdevant. Democrat; sitas ~
| Holcomb, Democrant6,-IoP5}I ,car ~ s.
! Gerard. Prohibition. The vote OF Ihe
| stat for President in 1892 was: P RD
| rratic 24.943: Republican, @2lS; Popu-
| list, S2.256: Prohibition, 4,%2.
NEvADh
Nevada will elect state officers 10, lGI
four years and the Legislature, ana WI
! vote upon twenty-five proposed aintnu-
rrants ia the Constitution Of the state
cbief among which are sections Cg I
solidating certain state ofhces' auIlO' IN -,
ing the Investment OF school n0ne3 il
| nt6or than United States ana NeNaud
| Innde and refusing amnesty 10 persons,
| ygbo after reaching the age or elgntte,eadd
| wears bear arms against the oi ill.,.
| States The candidates ior GoNTTTh eodore
Mni,tars Democrat, a. G. Cleveland I've,
,,,hiican. George Peckham, Popullsl', aiI AZ,
! fnbn - Tones. Silverite. The Vote " VIZ
! state for President In lSg2 was ii,oD,''i iii
| cratic, III; Republican, Z'o|A'
| 1851: Prohibition, ".
Ntw HAMPSHIRE,
,-o,, rtamnshire will elect governor
| car two wears and the Legislature, WIZ ~
! viii choose a United States oeI 1SnUi,bii.
| s,trreed William f.. Chandler, hegup ~.
can The people will also vote upon , ra-
can can, idn ~ holding convention to re-
| ,Ii;.o The Constitution of the state ne
| candidates for governor are h1mtS oI Re-
! Kent. Democrat; Charles Al ,on1, u1liis and
nI,blic.n; George d. Epps, PopuIlst' , az
| ban{el G. Knowles, prohibition. LIZ 80
| ~ the State for president in lSS5 30 Da,,
| democratic, 42O8l Republican. 1905 OPP
Mist 292 Prohibition, l,S'.
NEW JERSEY.
New Jersey elects the LeelSSla,u,Loe.
which Will choose tnit,ut 49, nemo.
70 succeed John X. MCPHERSON Deiho-
| crat.
NEW YORK.
New York will elect a governor Leu
tenant Governor Judge of the Court ~
AnpcalS, and the Assembly. me .p eop,s
viii vote upon two proposed aiiie.uii'D ~
10 the Constitution Of the otate' S3nb
,.itted by the Legislature. one OF Wutu rt
relates 10 County Judges and the Io "
Of Sessions In Kings county, , anu ~
/ other Increases the number OF JuuthIe" a,en
the Suurcue Court. The people WIN aiIo
vote uoOn the revised Constitution sun
| mltted by the recent CONSTITUTIONS IN III
| Vcntion and separately upon the ahienI-
| ment relating to the legislative a9pot-
tionment and ia canal llhptoN e I,,,'Ii
| The candidates for governor are: DaVlu
| Rennett Hnl, Democrat; Everett !.
| Wheeler, Democratic, reform t aaiIis',,,a
| PopuIist. Francis r.. Baldwin, Prohibi-
| ton. and Charles II. Matchett, SocIansi T.
| Labor. The vote of the State Tor pIesl-
dent in 1892 was: Dem9cralic 900 oo'Ho,
| lion rs 100 The vote for secretary OF
| state in 1893 was: Democratic, 12GeIi'
| Republican, 5i5O9S Popultst, 1bblo' ITO TO
! hjbition. 3i,3il, Sociaist-Labor, 0S25;
! scattering, 1852.
NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina will elect a State Treas
| urer for four years, Chief Justice ana
| three Associate Justices CT the supreme
| Court. and the Legislature which Will
| choose two United States Senators-one
| TO succeed Matthew W. Ransom Demo
| crat aud the other to succeed Thomas
| J. Jarvis. Democrat, who Vas appointed
| bv the Governor to hll temporarily the
! vacancy caused by the death OF ZeOulOn
| b. Vance, Democrat The candidates Tor
! Treasurer are Samuel Med Tate, Demo
| Crat, and William II. Worth, Ponuilst:
Endorsed by the Republicans. The vote OF
| the State for President in 1892 was; Dem
| ocratic, 1881; Republican, lOo,3i6; Pop
| ulst, 4i732; Prohibition, 1850.
NORTH DAKOTA.
North Dakota will elect state officers
for tWo years and the Leg. stature, and
| vote upon proposed Amendment 10 the
Constitution of the State, which pro-
hibits the sale of lottery or Gift-enter-
prise tickets. The candidates for Cover
nor are: +. NJ. Kinter Democrat; Roger
Allir. Republican. indorsed 10y. the Pro
hibitionists, and Elmer u. Wallace, Pop
uIist The vote of the State for PreSi-
dent I'm 1892 was: DEM era tic-Populist
fusion. 1870; Republican, 1873; Pro-
hibtion 500.
Ohio Will elect minor state officers.
The candidates for Secretary OF SLaIe'
the head of the ticket, are: Milton Iuf~
ncr. Democrat; Samuel Nj, Taylor, pres
ent incumbent, Republican; charles H.
Martin. Populist; Mark G. McCasnn'
prohibition. and William Wallace, So
rialiI labor. The vote OF the state
for president In 1892 was; Democratic
4Gi rs: Republican, 4OllH; Populist A.
~: Prohibition. 26Ol2. The vote lor
Governor in 1893 was: Democralc' 90 Ss
AZ Republican. Az, 3i2; Populist, l5,oOS;
Prohibition. 22iO5
PENNSYLVANIA.