Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-01
THE ELECTIONS TOMORROW,
Several States In Which Tickets Have
Been Nominated.

Aside from the municipal election in
Greater New York tomorrow one or more
officials are to be voted for generally In the
states of Massachusetts, New York Penn
sylvania. Maryland. Virginia Ohio Ken
lucky, Iowa. Nebraska and Colorado. In
four of these Observation-Disclosures, Vir-
ginia. Ohio and Iowa-a full set of officers Is
to be selected There are four tickets in
Massachusetts. five in New York, six in
Pennsylvania. four in Maryland, five in
Virginia. eight in Ohio. four in Kentucky,
g III Iowa. five in Nebraska and two in
Colorado. District court judges are to be
chosen throughout South Dakota
Colorado.
Colorado will elect judge of it's supreme
court. for which two candidates are in the
fed, Charles D. Hayt being the nominee
of the republicans and William H. Gabbert
the faction nominee of the parties advocat-
ing free silver. their ticket being headed
Civic federation"
Iowa will elect a fun state ticket to serve
two years. and part of its senate and its
full house of representatives. For the state
otnces there are five complete tickets in
the field, made up follows: Republican
democratic. national Democratic. profiibi-
ton and middle-of-the-road populists.
The only general officer to be chosen in
Kentucky is the clerk of the court of ap-
peals. Following are the tickets in the
field: National democratic, democratic re-
publican. populist. a proposed amendment
to the constitution of the state is to be
voted upon at this election. 1t allows cities
and towns TO regulate the manner of levy
ing taxes for their own local purposes. but
does not change the present constitutional
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Massachusetts.
Massachusetts elects it's full state ticket
and legislature to serve one year. For the
state offices there are five full tickets in
the field. as follows: Republican, demo-
cratic. national democratic, prohibition and
socialist laborites-
New York.
In New York are to he chosen the chief
judge of the court of appeals, the assem-
bly,. five justices of the supreme court, be-
sides one member of the state senate and
one representative in Congress. to fill va
cdncies. The greatest interest however,
centers in the election in the new munich
pality of Gre alter New York, where d four
cornered contest is going on for the office
or mayor In the state the following par
ties have tickets in the field: Democratic,
republican. prohibition and socialist-la5or
Nebraska.
The people of Nebraska are to elect an
as sociate justice of their supreme court and
two regents of the State University The
several tickets are as fellows: Republican,
fusion consisting of silver republicans,
democrats and populists). national demo-
Gratis and prohibitionists.
Pennsylvania.
The people of Pennsylvania will elect
their state treasurer and auditor genel al
and a NORTON a the lec -ur RI
are the tickets in the field: Republican,
democratic, prohibition, socialist-Iabor lib
erty party and Independents.
Virginia.
Virginia IS to choose state officers TO
serve four years. part Of its senate and the
house of delegates, and the legislature thus
constituted will be called upon to elect a
United States senator to succeed John War
Wick Daniel, democrat There are four tick
cts in the field. as follows: democratic
anti-machlne, republican, prohibition and
Populist.
In Ohio a full state ticket Is TO be chosen.
and the legislature. which will be called
upon to choose a United States senator IN
succeed Marcus Alonzo Hanna republican.
who was appointed TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr. John
Sherman to become Secretary of State In
Inc several
tickets in the Held for state offices are
made up as follows: Democratic prohibi-
tom liberty or free-silver prohibition pom
uiist and negro republican.
Maryland.
In Maryland two minor state officers are
10 be chosen. and members of the legis-
iature who will elect United States sena.
tor. the term of Arthur p. German, demo-
c-at. expiring March 8. 1872 There is to be
submitted to the vote OF the people of the
safe proposed amendment to the state
constitution, providing that appointments
IL the civil service of the state counties
and municipalities shall be competitive as
tar as practicable. and made according tc
merit and fitness, except appointments
which are subject to confirmation by the
state senate.
In Maryland. In New York, great in
terest centers in the city election in Balti
more.
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