The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-01
NoNember Elections.


+ on Tuesday, Nov .. Seven United States
I scuatorships are involved in the cleo
I items. The senators whose terms viii ex-
pire. and whose successors viii be chosen
by the legislatures elected Tuesday. are
Allison Of Iowa. Blackburn Of Kentucky.
Gibson Of Maryland. George OF Missis-
sippi, and Briee Of Ohio. Besides the
Successors to these. two senators will
be chosen for the neg state Of Utah.
shortly to be formally admitted to the
union
Illinois Will hold a special election for
representative Of the Eighteenth dis
trict in congress. 10 fill a vacancy caused
by death. The district is usually repub-
lican. The democrats. republicans and
populists have candidates in the field.
Iowa viii elect a full list of state Off
GERS and the legislature. There are four
tickets in the field, democratic, repubE-
can, peoples party and prohibiuonist.
The state went republican at the last
election.
Kansas VIII elect a chief justice Of the
supreme court. The republican nominee
for the place has virtually no opposition.
Kentucky will elect a fun list of state
officers and the legislature. The demo-
cratic. republican. prohibtionist and
populist parties have tickets in the field.
The democrats carried the state by about
1900 votes in the last election.
Maryland will elect the state officers
and the legislature There are four tick
cts in the field, by the same parties as
are contesting the Kentucky election.
Maryland is a democratic state.
Massachusetts will elect state officers.
the legislature and one representative in
congress to fill a vacancy caused by
death There are five tickets out, the
democratic, republican. prohibitionist,
social-labor and peoples party. The re-
publicans carried the state the last time.
Mississippi will elect a full list of state
officers and the legislature. Two tick
cts, the democratic and populist, are in
the field Mississippi is a democratic
state.
Nebraska will elect a justice of the
supreme court and two regents Of the
state university. The democrats, free
silver democrats. republicans and popu-
lists are contending for the Offices.
New Jersey will elect a governor, seven
state senator's and the lower house Of
the legislature. There are five tickets in
the field, namely. the democratic, re-
publican, peoples party, prohibitonist
and social labor. New Jersey went dem
Ocratic in the last election.
New York will elect state officers, ex-
cept governor and lieutenant governor,
both branches of the legislature, sixteen
Justices Of the supreme court, and a rep
resentative in congress for the Tenth dis
trict The democrats, republicans, peo-
pies party, prohibitionists and social
labor party have tickets in the field. In
New York city there are also tickets by
local factions. In the last election the
republicans captured New York.
Ohio will elect state officers and the
legislature. There are four tickets in the
field, the republican. democratic, peoples
party and prohibitionist. Ohio went re-
publican in the last election.
Pennsylvania will elect a state treas
urer and seven judges of the new superior
court A popularity of the Pennsylvania
election is that voters will be limited to
ballot for six of the judges the sew
enth being given to the minority party
by the state law. There are four tickets
in the field.
Utah will vote upon the proposed state
constitution, and elect its first state Off
GERS and legislature. The republicans,
democrats and populists are in the field
with tickets.
Virginia will elect one-half of the men,
bers of the state Senate and all of the
members of the lower house of the legis-
lature.