The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
THE BATTLE OF The BALLOTS.
Many Onlcss 10 30 Filled IN thirty
States Tuesday.
TBE CONTESTS OF GREAT INTEREST.
oon,r..,m.n VIII BE Selected In All inc
STATE, E.oopt Thr.s-oiher Csno'd""'
to lie Voted for.

% In an The states OF the Union eN
cont Maine. oregon and NermoIl,, VIZ" w.
have ALREADY CHOSEN t dod ali as usual,
1epubucaus. on the same ddE, t1' 81
rlt6rios OF Arizona, New MeACD, neIe-
homa and Utah Will each eject one Nv
Elections of State officers, etc. WI De
held on the same day ln 20 oia,c', ~
islatures viii be elected IN TWO ",n,,i
and A Constitutional amendment fV''N
upon In one other.
C,LuoENIA
csl,foynia viii elect It's full list OF state
officers, 10 serve four years "'Itt,itod
I,cgIsIaturc. which VIII choose Cn No.
states Senator so succeed 1coIs. "a go
hins. Republican, appoli!!i'.u ,r ~ Gland
Stanford. Republican. Inc peQpie VI
California are also 20 vote upon ii"c Pio-
sfIiufiou-to establish an educauohal
onaHfrations for the suffrage; 10 empower
the Legislature to create new counties,
ia exempt from taxation ifuu ana nut
trees under four years OF 9be anu o'@Po
vines under three years OF age; 10 en-
power the Legislature TO prOVl1e lor the
disposition OF real estate hereafter ac-
CURED by aliens, the ute 70 IaHus now
held by such not being disturbed; to per-
INIT CITY and county governments to be
merged under general laws; TO reorganize
the state Board Of Equalization, max
Ing il consist OF the state Controller and
one member from each Of the eight Con-
grcssl0nM districts Of the state. TO ex,
cnpt property used for free public libra
ries and museums from taxation; TO add
The president and professor OF DedegOgy
OF the University Of California To the
State Board Of Education, and to in
crease the pay or members Of the Lcgis-
Iathfe To N'Wv Tor the session OF 70 days,
the present pay being s. per day. The
candidates for Governor are: James II.
Budd. Democrat: Morris NJ. Estee, Re
publican; }. Y. Webster, Populist; Hen
~ French. Prohibition. The vote of Gall
fOrnia for President In 1892 was: Cleve-
land WemD, 1lnl5l; Ilarrison RepJ,
E"Zl; Weaver POp), G,3ll; Didwell
Proh), SOS.
COLORADO.
Colorado win elect all It's state officers.
TO serve two years. and the Legislature.
which will choose q United States Senator
to succeed Edward .. WOlcott. RepubH-
can. Tho people Will vote upon two pro-
posed amendments 10 the Constitution
OF the state one of which allows cities
OF over 5000 inhabitants to incur indebt-
edness 10 the amount OF per cent. of
thelr assessed valuation, and the other
provides FOR H.5D,GO Of bonds to take
up Old state warrants, most Of which
are now held by the School Fund The
candidates for Governor are: Charles f.
Ifomas, Democrat, Albert w. McIntjre.
hepHbucani Davis II. Waite. present in
TuuibcnI Fopulist; George Richardson,
irohlbltlon. The vote Of Colorado for
PRESIDENT in 1892 was. DemOcrat-popu-
~ fusion, 53,jiS; Republican, IS, $50: Pro
hlbition, 1.6SG
Connecticut viii elect its state officers
Tor Two years and the Legislature. The
JdhlliateS Tor Governor are: Ernest Cadv.
i -, Inocrat' .. Vincent Coniu, Republican,:
Edwin 6. Bingham. Popuiist: DE WIN
{. Pond. Prohibition; James f. Tuclxev
Socldlst-LabOr. The vote for President
In 1882 was: Democratic S2.3SO; RepubiiI
cam "olS' frohibiuon, 1888.
DELAWARE.
Delaware viii elect its Governor for
-FOUR years, and the LEGISLATURE. which
WIZ choose a United States senator TO
succeed Anthony Higgins RenubIican
The people viii also vote upon The cues
tloh OF holding convention to revise
me constitution of the state. The can
Saridates for Governor are: Ebe Walter
IuhhcI, Democrat. Joshua Hopkins
MarNi, Republican; j. Alexander Full
ton Popullst; Thomas J. Perry. Pro
hlhltion. The vote of Delaware for
IIIeslaetnt IN NV was. Democratic. 1851;
Republican. 1907; Prohibition SIC.
IDAHO.
Idaho will elect it's state officers. for
two years, and the Legislature, which
VIII choose United States Senator TO
1 Thc ,i,6 Gforte j. Snonp RepnbliGa4
ward A. Stcvcnso-, Democrat: William
j. Mcconnell present incumbent. Re
publican. i. ". Bal1cntine, Populist
Henry G. Mcfarland. Prohibition. The
vote Of Idaho for President in 1882 was:
hopulist fusion, 1850; Re-
publican, $500, Prohibition, 2SS.
ILLINOIS.
Illinois will elect minor state officers.
on~hdit Of its state Senate and all It's
Assembly. The Legislature will choose
United States senator as successor
of shelby NJ. Cullom, Republican. The
people VIII also vote upon a proposed
amendment 10 the Constitution of the
state, directing the Legislature TO enact
laws regulating contracts hctw en- cor
porations and their employees, The candi-
dates for STATE Treasurer are: Bernard
j. Flaggctt. Democrat Henry Wuln,
Republican; John f.. Randolph, Populist;
Howell j. Iuterbaugh, Prohibition; Orrn
J.. Mann, Independent Republican. The
vote of the State for President in 1872
was: Democratic. 426, PSI; Republican, 800
2gS Populist. 22.20i, Prohibition, $3.50.
The vote for Governor I'm 1892 was: Demo
cratic. AZ. i97; Republican, 402, $50; Popu-
list, 2o.l0S; Prohibition, A,GSl
INDIANA.
Indiana win elect State officers, eX-
cept Governor and Lieutenant Governor
to serve two wears. and the Legislature
The candidates FOR Secretary of State
are: William r. Myers, Democrat; VII
liam -. owen Republican, &. \. Robin
son, popust. Winfrcd A. Taylor PROFIT
bition. The vote Of Indiana for Prcsi-
dent In 1892 was: Democratic. 262 Sl7;
Republican. 2J6,3S5; Populist, p, 1875; Pro-
llblNlullt lotVit'
Iowa will elect State officers. except |
Governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, for |
two years. The candidates for Secre- |
tary of State are: Horatio Il. Dale,
Demo crat: William NJ Mcfarland pres |
ent incumbent Republican, Sylyanus b. |
Crane, populIst. bennett Mitchell Pro- |
hi5itionist. The vote Of Iowa for PreSl- |
dent in 1892 was. Democratic 1876 4l9; |
Republican. 2l9.5N; Populist 2o,59i; Pro |
hibition. 63l7. The vote for Governor in |
1898 was. Democratic. IA. 1913, Republi- |
can, 9Gi19; ropuiist, %,5ii; Prohibition, |
l0.lO1
Kansas viii elect State officers for |
two years. and the Legislature, which |
will choose a United States senator to |
succeed John Martin, l'emocratic-Popu-
list. The people Will also vote upon a |
pronoged amendment 10 the Constitution
OF the state extending the privilege OF |
the suffrage - women. The candidates
for Governor are: David ONermeyer,
Democrat: Edmund N Morrill, Republ- |
can; Lorenzo -. Lewelling. present IN |
cumhent Populist: Cyrus Corning, indie |
pendent PopulSt. l. .. Pickering, FRO
hihitionist The vote Of Kansas for |
President I'm 1892 was: Democratic opu- !
list fusion. l63.lll. Republican, LL2h;
Prohibition, 1858.
KENTUCKY.
Kentucky will elect four judges of it's |
Court OF Appeals and three railroad |
commissioners. The vote OF the state |
for President I'm 1892 was: Democratic, |
l15, A6l. Republican. l3j,iu, Populist, % |
30 Prohibition, 6li2.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Massachusetts viii elect State officers |
for one year and the LEGISLATURE. which |
Will choose a United States senator 10