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An American Business week

To the city of Spri ngfield, Mas.
sachusetts, belongs. the credit Of
having an American week, when
all the stores are decorated with
American goods only, all the pro-
duct and labor OF Americans being
placed on view with the idea Of en-
ticing customers to purchase only
American goods. This is an excel
lent idea for more reasons than one,
and 1t has already spread to other
places. II successfully carried out
1t will not only help the immedi-
ate sale Of our own products and
manufactures, but it should tend to
create lively subsequent demand
for similar goods. In very many
retail stores it is regarded as quite
the proper thing to sell American
goods as il they were Of foreign
manufacture, aud their proper dis.
play upon their own merit will
afford customers an opportunity Of
learning that they have not been in
the habit Of buying something that
Was English, French or German.
All honor to Springfield for its
idea. Let US have an American
week in every city, town and viii
lage in the United States. Show
American goods, buy American
goods, wear American goods and
eat American food. The first
week in July, with its~day OF ma
tional independence, would be
fitting and proper time for the
occasion.
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1T MAY DO AS MUCH FOR YOU

Mr.. Fred. Miller. Of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had a severe kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his back
and also that his bladder was affected. He
tried many so-called kidney cures, but
without any good result. About year
ago he began TO use Electric Bitters and
found relief at once. Electric Bltters is
especially adapted to cure Of all Kidney
and Liver troubles and often gives almost
instant relief. One trial will prove our
statement. Price only .0c. for large bot
tie. At f. Kalteyer & Sons drugstore.
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething
1t soothes the child and softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
wind diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle. ii 20 ly d&w
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Cycle Race IN England.

BIRMINGHAM, June 2l.-A big
2t-pound professional bicycle race
has been arranged to take place
here today. Racing for cash gains
more adherents in England, and it
is not unlikely that the great
Huret of Paris will make an effort
to get the English record under the
figures of Shorthand.
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Bicycle Racing by Electric Light.
PITTsBURG, June 21.-The Pitts
burg Athletic club will have a
class A and B bicycle tourney, be-
ginning today, when the first race
ever given in Pittsburg by electric
light will take place. The park will
be made as light as day, and some
grand races are expected. Tomor-
row the races will be held in the
afternoon.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACoABEEs

The State Commander writes ms from
Lincoln. Neb., as follows: After trying
other medicines for what seemed TO be a
we tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and at
the end Of two days the cough entirely
left them We will not be without it here
after, as our experience proves that it
cures where all other remedies fail. y
Signed f. W. Stevens, State Com. Why
not give this great medicine trial, as it
is guaranteed and trial bottles are free at
F. Kalteyer & Sons drugstore. Regular
size SOC. and $780,
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ghe 1ailp Eight.
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1895
The NeWSraler.


The first approach to a news
paper was the Acta Diurpa or Acta
Publica of ancient Rome. 1t was
an official gazette which appeared
daily under the sanction of the
government.
Its contents consisted of accounts
of the deaths and births in Rome,
moneys paid into the treasury, re-
ports of trials with lists of names of
the acquitted and condemned and
other matters Of interest.
It was published under the super
vision of the censors, quarters and
other magistrates. Publication
consisted of posting in public places
so everybody could read its con-
tents. 1t was issued until the
downfall of the western empire.
The first newspaper publish ed
in the United States was the Bos-
Newsletter, founded in 1904 and
conducted by John Campbell. The
Boston Gazette appeared next in
1910. Benjamin Frankiin's paper
the Pennsylvania Gazette, next ap-
peared it 1929.
At the beginning of the revolu'
tion there were thirty-four papers
published in the United States.
The intelligence of the people of
the various countries may be ap-
proximately learned by considering
the circulation of newspapers
among them.
In the United States there is at
the present time one paper to every
1850 inhabitants; in Great Britain
one to every 1000; in France one
to every 10000; in Prussia one to
every IS, 900; in Italy one to every
$4,000; in Austria one to every
1900; in Switzerland one to
every s, 900; in Holland one to every
$1,000; in Russia one to every $685.
900; and in Turkey one to every
800, 900.
The quality of the average Amer
lean Journal is much higher than
those of any other country.
There has been great develop
ment in the American newspaper
during the past twenty-five years.
The improving education of the
people, the advancing prosperity of
the country, the progress oflegisla-
ton, discoveries of science and in
ventions of art have conspired to
make the newspaper a necessity of
life and to place it within every
mans reach.
While the Improvements in the
art of of communication and travel
still further contribute to its growth
and increase its utility. America
is 1.-The classic soil of newspapers. "
Where everybody reads; where
evey party political, religious or
benevolent, has its organ; where
the press may be said to be Selling
the public life, fostering on one
hand the love of gain, and as a
wholesome counter praise stimula.
ting the zeal for public education
and munifcent 1iberality in its be-
half.-Birmingham Age. Herald
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Townsend Prize Speakers at Yale.

NEW HAVEN, June 2l.-The APP
pointments for the Townsend
speaking at Yale today are as fol-
lows: Lindsay Dennison, Of
Washington, D. c., G. c. Hyde OF
Chicago, F. Burton Harrison, Ju-
liam Chamberlain and Roger S.
Baldwin Of New York, and G. G,
Clark Of Manhattan, Kan.
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Having used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in my family ana
found it to be a first class article, l
take pleasure in recommending 1t
to my friends. j. V. FOSTER, West
port, Cal. For sale by F. Kalteyer
& Son, C. Campbell and ]. Clavin,
druggists, San Antonio, Tex. If
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Cleyelaud's Sickness,

II President Cleveland had wired
for a case OF Dullnig's Mineral
Water he could have cured that at
tack Of malaria without going to
Gray Gables. 6 l6 st
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sucKLEN's ARN1cA sALyE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
CorDs, and ali Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
bcx. For sale by F. Kslteyer & Son
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j. LoBERT,

The Tailor, next to Commerce street
bridge, will make you nice fitting sum
mer suit for less money than any first
class house In town. The finest imported
and domestic goods, latest patterns, and
good work guaranteed. Give him call.
ID
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Union Men to Meet in Pi.tsburg

PITTsBURG, June pa call has
been issued for a convention Of
representatives Of the organized
trades of this county to form GEN.
trail labor union to operate IN the
county along the same lines as the
national federated trades. The con-
vention will be held in this city
this evening.
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A Sweetheart Murderer to Hang.

ELKToN, Nd, June 2l.-Horace
Cooper, colored, convicted Of MUIR
dering his sweetheart, Maggie Potts,
near Cokesbury, on November Is
last, is sentenced to hang today.
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You Will Keen Cool

And also keep healthy if you drink
Dullnig's Mineral Water. SIC ct
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g. A. pUERLER MFG. CO.,

sole Agents for the Celebrated
Ozonate Lithia Water. est
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THE HOT SULPHUR WELLS

Are now open for business. Street
every twenty minutes. 322tf
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Larger And ColLsetiVe.AgeH
CAMPBELL, A R, lbs West Commerce Street
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Mechanical Engineering.
SAMUEL PEARSON, Mechanical Engineering,
6l3 IndiauolR st. Draughting and inventors
work solicited. Light machinery repaired.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Mississippi will elect its full list of State
officers and the legislature, which will
choose a United States Senator to succeed
James z. George, Democrat, whose term
will expire March 3, 1899. The State Off
GERS and legislature of Mississippi are elected
for four years term. The candidates for
State officers are as follows:
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-Anselim Joseph McLaur In.
Lieutenant Governor-J. H. Jones.
Secretary of State-J. l.. Power
Auditor-W. D. Holder.
Treasurer-A. @. May.
Attorney General-Wiley n. Nash.
Superintendent of Public Education-A.
A. Kincannon.
Clerk of Supreme Court-E. W. Brown.
Land CommissiJner-John NJ. Simonton.
Revenue Agent-Wirt Adams.
PEOPLES PARTY.
aovernor-Frank Burkitt.
Lieutenant Governors. W. Robinson.
Secretary of State-R r. Buntin.
Auditor-R. 7. Lewis.
Treasurer-C. W. Bolton.
Attorney General--John J. Dennis.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-A.
Trottur.
Land Commissloner-N. G. West.
The present State officers were chosen for
four years in 1889 practically without op-
position, the vote for Governor being:
Stone, Democrat, S4,929; scattering, "a.
Their terms of office were extended until
January /, 1895, by the constitutional con
vention which was held in 1890. The last
contested election In Mississippi was for
Presidential electors In 1892, and 1t re.
suited as follows: Democratic, 40 ,237;
Republican, ,406; Peoples Party, 1O,256;
Prohibitionlst, 610.
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constitution, and will elect Its first State
officers, preliminary to its admission into
the Union, and the legislature, which will
choose two United States Senators. The
candidates for State officers are:
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-John T. Caine.
Congressman-B. E. Roberts.
Judges of the supreme court-Samuei r.
Thurman, Richard W. Young and Thomas
Maloney.
Secretary of State-Fisher s. Harris.
Attorney general-A. ]. Weber.
Treasurer-Aima Greenwood.
Auditor-Guy C. Wilson.
Superintendent of public instructions,
Karl G. Maeser.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-Heber NJ. Wells.
Congressman-Clarence e. Allen.
Judges OF the supreme court-Charles 8.
Zane, James A. Miner and George w.
Bartch.
Secretary of State-James t Hamond
Attorney general-A. G. Bishop.
Treasurer-James H. Chapman.
Auditor-Morgan Richards.
Superintendent of public Instructions
Emma j. McVicker.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Governor-Henry W. Lawrence.
Congressman-James Hogan.
Secretary of State-T. g. Baily.
Attorney general. s. Weaver.
Treasurer L. Jones.
Auditor-H. o. Young.
-uoponIlsuI oIIqnd 10 luspueluIlsdnS
Irvine 7. Alvord.
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ILLINOIS.

A special election for Representative In
Congress Will be held In the Eighteenth
district of Illinois, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Frederick Remain,
Republican, who was chosen last Novein Der
receiving 1859 votes, TO l4,O69 Tor Lane,
Democrat; 2,029 for Brooks, Populist' ana
T7S for Kepley, Prohibitionist. The candi-
dates now are: Edward Lane, Democrat;
". F. L. Hadley, Republican; G. s. Culp,
P opul list.
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resentatiye 10 Congress from the Sixth
district to FIJI the vacancy caused by the
death of William Cogswell, Republican,
who was elected in November last, recelv-
ing 6,2O6 votes to 5,747 for Little, DEM
ocrat, and ,722 for Harris, Prohibitionist
THE candidates for the Congressional va
cancy are:
DeInscratic-Harvey n. Shepard.
Republican-w. II Moody.
Observation-Disclosures Il. Berry.
The candidates for state officers are:
DEMOCRATIC.
Goyernor-Georgc Fred Williams.
Lieutenant governor-James s. Grinnell.
Secretary OF state-Edward J Flynp.
Treasurcr-Ebcn 5. stevens.
uditor-Alfred c. Whitney.
Attorney general-Henry F. Hurlburt.
REPUBLICAN.
Observation-Disclosures 7. GreeDhalge.
Lieutenant governor-Roger WOlcott.
Secretary of state-Wiliam NJ olin.
Treasurcr-Edward Pa wsOn Shaw.
Auditor-John W. Kiuball.
Attorney general-Hosea N. Know
PEOPLES PARTY.
Observation-Disclosures Gerry Brown.
Lieutenant governor-Thomas c. Bud
dingtoD.
Secretary OF state-Charles D. Nash.
Treasurer-Martin W. Moran.
Auditor-AndTew II. Patton.
Attorney geDeral-Conrad Reno
PROHIBITION.
Goyernor-Edward Kendall.
Lieutenant governor-Edward S. Rogers.
Secretary of state-Willard o. Wyhe.
Recommendations NJ. burlington.
Auditor-HermanD F Regnell.
Attorney general-Frank M. Forbush.
SoCIALIST-LABOR.
Governor-Moritz E. Ruther.
Lieutenant governor-PatrickR F. O'NeH.
Secretary OF state-JOseph F Maloney.
Treasurer-Charles n. Wentworth.
Audltor-Frederlc A. Nagler.
Attorney general-Squire E. Putney.
The vote of assachusetts in recent years
has been as follows:
Year. Oficer. Dem Rep Peo Prob
1894. Governor. E. 1880 lSg,sO7 e,657 9,s65
1S93. Governor. 1895 1858 4,sSJ $3.50
1897. President. 1858 202.Sl4 S.2i0 1859
1901 Govarnor 16r $50 l5I.5l5 lIT2 S6s
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STATE ELECTIONS NOV. )
A Doz,n States TO Vote for
Their General Officers.
GOVERNORS TO BE CHOSEN
Eight to Be Iected-Candtdates OF
All Parties for All the Offices In
All the Stntes-PrevIous Votes Cast
tnthe Several States-Facts and Fig
ures of Interest at This Time.

The closing State elections of the year
will be held on Tuesday, November o. Ihey
are comparatively few in NUMBER puV
some Of them are important, as VIII De seen
from the subjoined list OF the states III
which they are TO occur.
The Times this morning presents tne
fun lists of the candidates Of all parties
for the State officers to be chosen, and
statement of the recent votes cast IN the
several States.
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Member board Of public works-James
Benjamin.
Clerk of supreme court-David F. Spicer.
The vote of Ohio in recent years has been
PENNSYLVANIA.

Pennsylvania will elect State treasurer
and seven judges OF the new superior court.
Each voter is limited to ballot for six of
tue Judges, the seventh being given to the
minority party by the State law. The can
didates are as follows:
STATE TREASURER.
Observation-Disclosures F. Meyers.
RepublicaD-BeDjaDlin j. Haywood.
Peoples Party-George W. Dawson.
Prohibitlon-WillIam Fl. Berry.
Socialist-L Labor-George Anton.
JUDGES OF SUPERIOR COURT.
Deuocratic-Oliver P. Beehtel, Christo'
pher Magee, James S Moorehead, Charles H.
Moves, Peter P. Smith and HarmaD Yerkes.
Republican-Charles E. Rice, E. N. VIII
lard, Howard j Reeder, James A. Beaver,
John j. Wickhaul and George b. Orlady.
Peoples Party-John II. Stephenson, DO.
Couchlin, william c. Rheem.
Prohibition-Edward Campbell, William
W Lathrope, David Sterrett, Lewis D. Van,
F. Harry Hoffer, Adie A. Stevens.
The vote of Pennsylvania in recent years
falI
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University, the candidates being as follows:

University, the candidates being as follows;
DEMOCRATIC.
Judge-T. j. Mshoney.
Regents-John Ii. Ames, W. S. Ashby.
FREE. SILVER. DEMOCRATS.
Judge-Charles ]. Phelps.
Regents--T. ". Blackburn, Robert Kettle.
REPUBLICAN.
Judge-T, L. Norval.
Regenis-Charles II. Morrill,, II. l.. Gould.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Judge-Samucl Maxwell.
Regents-Mrs. Ella W. Psattie, James II.
Boydstun.
The vote in Nebraska in recent years has
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DEMOCRATIC.


State officers are:
DEMOCRATIC.
Goyernor-Parker Watt Hardin.
Lieutenant governor-Richard I. Tyler.
Auditor-I.. C. Norman.
Treasurcr-R. {. Ford.
Land register-Gi. B. Swango.
Attorney general-W. j. Hendrick.
Secretary OF state-Henry S. Hale.
Commissioner Of agriculture-Iou B.
Nall.
Superintendent of public instruction-Ed
Porter Thompson.
Judge of court OF appeals-George B.
Eastin.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-WIliam Q. Bradley.
Lieutenant governor-William ] Worth
ington.
Auditor-sam H. Stone.
Treasurer-George W. Long.
Land register-Charles o. Reynolds.
Attorney general-W. S. Taylor.
Secretary of state-Charles Finley.
Commissioner of agrioulture-Lucas
Moore.
Commissioner of public instruction-W.J j.
Davidson.
Judge of court of appeals--George Du-
relle.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Governor-ThOmas S. Petit.
Lieutenant goveruor-John 4. Blair.
Treasurer-M. Z. Gardner.
Land register-J. E. Qulcksall.
Attorney general-Silas NJ. Peyton.
l. Secretary of state-Don SIngietary.
Superintendent of public instruction-H.
II. Farmer.
Commissioner Of agriculture-M. L. Scott.
PROHIBITION.
Governor-T. B. Demaree.
Lieutenant Governur-H. B. Asbury.
Auditor-James NJ. Ragsdale.
Land registers. E. s impson.
Attorney general. b. Finnell.
Secretary of state-Mrs. Frances L. Beau
champ.
Commissioner of agriculture-S. B. Wei
don.
Superintendent of public licinstruction-Mrs.
Josephine K. Henry.
The vote of Kentucky in recent years has
been as follows:
Year ONCE. Dem Rep Peo. Prob.
1882. President 175, ,l61 1854 $500 6i4a
lss2. Governor .....l44,lLs ll6cs7 s5,6S1 s,y93
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VIRGINIA.

Virginia Will elect one-half Of the Menu
bers of the State senate and all the mem.
bers of the house of delegates.
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NEW JERSEY.

New Jersey will elect a Governor, seven
State senator's, and the lower house OF the
State legislature. The candidates for Gov
ernor are:
Observation-Disclosures T. McGill.
Republican-John W. Griggs.
Peoples Party-William B. Ellis.
Prohibitiunist-Henry W. Wilbur.
Socialist t-Labur-Joseph b. keim.
The vote of New Jersey In recent years
has been as follows:
Year Office Dom Rep. REQ IRON;
Isg2-Prosident nt......l1 III ,ois l56,06S 500 s,i3l
Isg2-Goyernor 67,257 I59,6Se sa4 100
IsSg-6oyernor. 3S,2i5 l2},s.2 6,s5s
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supreme court of the State, TO succeed
David Martin, Republican who has been
nominated by his party for reelection,
and apparently Will be generally supported
on a non-partisan basis.
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NEW YORK.

New York will elect IFS State Officers, ex-
cept governor and lieutenant governor, both
branches of the legislature, sixteen Justices
of the supreme court, and Representative
in Congress from the Tenth district to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of A ndrew
J. Campbell, Republican, who was elected
In November last, receiving 13,S45 votes
to IL ,9S2 for Sickles, Democrat. The can
didates for Congress are:
Observation-Disclosures ]. Cummings.
State Democratic-William j. Browne.
observation-disclosures Gethin.
The candidates for State offices In New
York are:
DEMOCRATIC.
Secretary of state-Horatio G. King.
Comptroller-John b. Jadson.
Treasurer-De Witt G. Dow.
Attorney general-Norton Chase.
Engineer and surveyor-Russell X. Stu
art. e
Associate Judge OF court of appeals-John
d. Teller. 3
REPUBLICAN.
Secretary of State-John Palmer.
ComptroIler-James A. Roberts.
Treasurer-Addison B.kColvin.
Attorney general-Theodore E. Hancock.
Engineer and surve yorSCampbell W.
Adams. ITp
Judge of the court OF appeals-Celora E.
Martin.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Secretary of state-Thaddeus B. Wake
man.
Comptroller-David Rosseau.
Treasurer-H. L. Case.
Attorney general-Elias Root.
Engineer and surveyor-R. A. Borden.
Judge of the court OF appeals-Cbarles
Ward.
PROHIBITION.
Secretary of state-william ". Smith.
Comptroller-Frederick B. Deifendorf.
Treasurer-wnliam r. Rathbun.
Attorney general-Elias Root.
Engineer and surveyor-Walter r. Miles.
Judge OF the court of appeals-Edwin G.
English.
sOCIALIST-LABoR.
Secretary of state-Erasmus Pelienz.
Comptrnller-Patrick Murphy.
Treasurer-W illam Steer
Attorney general-John II. Moore.
Engineer and surveyor-S"rrisB Berman.
Judge of the court of appeals-Hcnry
Gray.
The candidates for justices Of the sa-
prcme court are:
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NEBRASKA.

Nebraska will elect justice of the su-
preme court and two regents Of the State
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ELECTION RETURNs,,

mann moth canvas in front of The
Times Building Tuesday night.
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IOWA.

Iowa will elect its full list OF State Off
GERS and the legislature, which VIII choose
4 United States Senator to succeed William
B. Allison, Republican, whose term will
expire March 3, 1897. Tue candidates TOT
State officers are:
DEMOCRATIC.
Washington Irving Babb.
Lieutenant t-Governor-Samuel l.. BestoW
Superintendent of Instruction-Lyman b.
Parshall.
Railroad Commissioner-George jenkins.
Judge of the Supreme Court-Thomas g.
Harper.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-Francis Marion Drake.
nt-Governor-Matt Parrott.
superintendent of Public Instruction
Henry Sabin.
Railroad Commissioner-George ". Per-
Ens.
Judge of the Supreme Court-Josiah
Given.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Governors ylvester Crane.
-Governor-A. r. Starritt.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
L. B. Taber.
Railroad Commissloner-E. j. stason.
Judge of the Supreme Court. W. livery.
PROHIBITION.
Governor-Frank Bacon.
Lieutenant t-Governor-M. W. Atwood.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mrs. L. D. Carhart.
Railroad Commissioner-H. F. Johns.
Judge of the Supreme Court. W. Rod
gers.
The vote of Iowa in recent elections has
been as follows: mmmm
Year ONCE Dem Rep.
iSQi-Secretary of State ........ .l49 aS1 229, $40
po-Goyernor...... ..I74,7e3 a01, ,l59
isQ2-President .196,419 2l9,ssi
Pop Prob
Np1-secretsry OF State ....... s,e17 7,457
6p3-Goysrnor 2s,511 10,107
Hp2-Preeident t,........... R0,5oi 6,Sl7
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DEMOCRATIC.
Goyernor-John E. Hurst
Comptroler-Marion De Kalb Smith.
Attorney general-Charles c. CrOthers.
REPUBLICAN,.
Governor-Lloyd Lowndes.
Comptroller-Robert p. Graham.
Attorney general-Harry NJ. Clabaugh.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Govcrnor-Henry F. Andrews.
Comptroller-S. II. Gibson.
Attorney generai-B. W. Monett.
PROHIBITION.
Governor-Joshua Levering.
Comptroller-J. d. Nicodeinus.
Attorney general-W. Frank Tucker.
The vote of Maryland In recent years has
been as follows:
Year. ONCE Dem. Rep Peo Prh.3
1893. Controller 96,197 7e,109 -. 6l0e
1892. President .... 1886 1856 f9o 66'1
MASSACHUSETTS.
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KENTUCKY

Kentucky VIII elect its full list OF State
officers, and the Legislature, which Will
choose a United States Senator TO succeed
Joseph c. S. Blackburn, whose term VIII
expire March 3, 1897. The candidates for
State officers are: