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TRENTON, Oct. IA, 1S95.-Ffve candf-
dates fors Governor will be voted for at
the election tc be held on Taesday. No
vember 5 next. The certificate of each
candidate has beehi fledS Bt tine Secretary
of States office. as follows
Observation-Disclosures T. McGill, OF
Jersey City. nominated at convention
held on September 10; filed October 2.
RepublicanrJohn W. Griggs, Of Pater =
September 10; filed September 81
National Prohibi1iong.Henry W. VII
bur. of ,Vineland, nominated at eonven-
tion held in June; filed October 2
People's-WilEam B. Ellis. OF trenton,
nominated by petition; filed on Satur-
Socialist ~Labor-Joseph B. Keim, Jer-
sey City, nominated by petition; filed on
Saturday last.
The later two parties did not hold con-
ventsons, but. as Stated. named their
choice and filed their certificates after
securing the requisite number of signers.
The Peoples party certificate has 1858
signatures affixed to it, while the Social
fst Labor party has over 1000 names.
Those signing the latter are mostly from
Newark. jersey, CITY Paterson, Eliza
beth, but there are also "a large number
from Gutenberg. Perth Anbcy, Me
tuchen, Plainfield and other towns in
North Jersey. sR
The prominent signers to the Socialist
Labor petition ares Matthew Mcguire and
Max Richter, of Paterson; William
Walker. OF JNewark;F and John P. Weigel
and Randolph S.. Miller, of Elizabeth.
Those signing the Peoples party petit
ton are largely residents of Essex, Hud-
son, Morris. Bergen, Hunterdon, Middle
sex. Cumberland and Burlington Coun-
ties. EE8 ne
MERGERS GOOD NOMINATIONS.
The county to~nventiehs have not all
been held. Ocean County Republicans
will come together tomorrow and will
nominate Robert B. Engle for Senator,
and Abram Tower, will be renominated
for the House of Assembly. Senator
George c.. Smith will be the only one
Of the four retiring Republican Senators
who viii not be returned. He has made
a stiff fight er-the- denomination, but a
number of local causes contributed to
his defeat. The Mercer Republicans
have selected three new men for the
Assembly. Messrs. Glider. Wilbur
and Exton each a the customary two
TERMS and they ave way for George
Macpherson, A.. Virgins, Thorn ard
Elijah P. Hutchinson The two former
are young men, Identified witt municipal
legislation and the latter represents the
county. He is a miller living just out
side of Trenton. The Democrats have
named for Senator the former Sheriff
Stafford ". Bergen. He rae a Sill
hunt a few years ago and was elected
Sheriff. 1t is on the reputation that he
made as a quiet eampafgner
chat ot1 he wa honored with
asnpiace on the Democratic ticket.
senator W. H. skirm expects to be re-
elected by 1000 or more plurality. The
Democrats have selected three excellent
men for the Assembly. They are con-
sidered good nominations and expect to
reduce the Republican majority. Mid
dlesex n Monmouth nave renominated
the Assemblymen of last year, although
Glover, of the former county, and De-
mise, of the latter, had two years. Cum
berland has honored Minch and Austin
for another term.
GRTGGS PUTTING HIS FOOT IN 1T.
Candidate Griggs is still busy swinging