The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31
throughout South Dakota. The follow

throughout South Dakota The follow
ing are the nominees of the respective
parties in the different states:
Ohio: Democratic-Governor, Horace l..
Chapman; lieutenant governor, NJ D. Shaw;
supreme judge, ]. P. Spriggs; attorney gen.
eral, W. H. Dore; treasurer, James F. Viii
son; member OF public works, Peter II. Deg
nan; school commissioner, Byron II. Hurd.
National OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Julius DeX-
ter, lieutenant governor, o. E. Merrill; su-
preme judge. John H. Clark; attorney general,
David Wilson; treasurer, Samuel Stevens;
ry; school commissioner, W. H. Johnson.
Republican-Governnor, Asa S. Bushnell:
| lieutenant governor, Asa W. Jones; supreme
judge, Jacob F. Burkett; attorney general, F.
Monett; treasurer, S. B. Campbell, member
board of public works, c. A. Goddard; school
commissioner, L. D. Pinnebrake. Populist-
Governor Jacob S. Coxey; lieutenant COVER
nor, Horace Whitcomb; supreme judge, G. c..
Pomeroy; attorney general, C. A. Reader;
treasurer, F. K. Morris; member board of
public works, j. H. Sanders; school commits
ernor. William Watkins; lieutenant governor,
Daniel w. Wallace; treasurer, Edward Sar-
sen; member board of public works; John 7.
Jones; school commissioner, Charles Bonsail.
Negro Protection-Governor, Samuel Lewis;
lieutenant governor, Jason F. Tilly; su-
preme Judge, Graham POmWell; attorney gen.
eral Charles F. Armstead treasurer, Moses
Moore; member board of public works, c. D..
\
ohibtion-Governor, John c. Holiday
lieutenant governor, John Denner; treasurer,
Samuel Wells; attorney general, Olin j. Ross;
| Judge supreme court, E. J. Pinney, member
board of public works, Madison L. Christian
commissioner schools Thomas H. Palen. Lib
| erty rohibition)-Governor. John Richard
| son: lieutenant GOVERNOR Thomas NJ. Hill
| man; treasurer, Thornton A. Rodefer; attor-
ney general, John w. Rosborough; judge su-
! preme court, Jackson S. Wortmen: member
board of public works, j. B. Bolander; COM
missioner schools, Arch Walker.
Iowa: c-Populist-Silver Republi-
| can (fusion)-Governor, 7. E. White; ieuten-
ant governor, B. A. Plummer; supreme judge,
L. G. Kline; railroad commissioner, S. B.
| Grain: superintendent of instruction, G.. f.
| Rhinehart. National Observation-Disclosures,
! John Sliggett; lieutenant governor, S. H. Nal
lory; supreme judge, w: ]. Babb; railroad
| commissioner, Peter A. Day; superintendent
| of instruction, j. r. Knoepfier. Republican
| Governor. l. NJ. Shaw lieutenant governor,
]. c. Milliman; supreme judge, G. NJ. Water
man. railroad commissioner c. L. Davidson
superintendent of instruction, R. c. Barrett.
Middleof-Road Populists-Governor, Chas.
A. Lloyd; lieutenant governor; D. 1. Perkins;
supreme Judge, j. A. Lomeburg;. railroad
commissioner, L. H. Griffith: school COM
missioner. VIM. Blain. Prohibition-Gover-
nor, S. P. Leland; lieutenant governor, NJ
railroad commissioner, A. U. Coates; school
commissioner Mrs. NJ. H Durham.
Kentucky: Democratic-Clerk court Of ap-
ocratic-Clerk court of appeals, Jas. R. Hind
man. Republican-Clerk court of appeals
| Jas G.. Bailey. Populist-Clerk court of ap-
| peals, j. A. Parker.
Nebraska: -Populist = Supreme
| Judge, John ], Sullivan; university regents
! E. Won Torell, Geo. F. REMOVER. National
| Democratic-Supreme judge. Warren Switzler;
university regents, ]. Sterling Morton, JAS
c. Crawford. Republcan-Supreme Judge, A
NJ Post; university regents, c. w. Haley, J.
| N Dryden Prohibition-Supreme judge, D.
NJ. Strong; university regents. D. l.. Whitney,
| Mrs. Isabel Sperlock. Liberty Party Prohi-
bition)-Supreme judge, Mrs. Zara A. Will
son; university regent Rufus c.. Bentley.
New York: National Democratic-Chiel
justice, court of appeals, A. B. Parker. So
| cialistic Labor-Chief justice, court of ap-
peals, Theo. F. Cune. Republican--Chief JUS
Democratic-Chief justice, court of appeals
| A. E. Parker
Pennsylvania: Democratic-Auditor general
| NJ E. Brown estate treasurer, Walter F. Rit-
| ter. Republican-Auditor general, l.. G. Nc
| Cauley state treasurer, ]. S. Beacon. Pro-
| hibition-Auditor general, w. W. Lathrop
state treasurer, Rev. S. c. Swallow. Inde-
! pendent Republican-Treasurer, William R.
| Thompson. Liberty Prohibition)- Auditor
general, Ames steensmith; treasurer, James
| c. Hogan. Socialist Labor-Auditor general
| J. l. Barnes; treasurer, w. H. Thomas
| Massachusetts: Republican-Governor, Rog-
er Wolcott lieutenant governor, w. Murray
| Crane; secretary of state, William n. Olin;
! attorney general. Hosea NJ. Knowlton; treas
urer, Edward P. Shaw; auditor, John w
| KimbaIl. Democratic-Governor, George F.
| Williams; lieutenant governor, Christ T
| Callahan; secretary of state, Charles d. Nasn
attorney general John A O'Keefe; treas
urer, James A. Watson: auditor. j. L. Chali-