The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-11-02
TODAY'S VOTE.
Ten States Elect One or More
State Officers.
A Full State Ticket Voted For
in Four States.
MANY TICKETS OUT.
Ohio Leads All Others With
Eight.
Nominees of the Various Par
ties in Detail.
MANY TICKETS OUT.

! for erenerallyin the states of Massachu-
sets, New York, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky Iowa
Nebraska and Colorado In four of
these states, Massachusetts, Virginia,
Ohio and Iowa, a full set of officers is
to be selected. There are four tickets
in achusetts, three in New ork,
six in Pennsylvania, four IN Maryland,
five in Virginia, eight in Ohio, four in
Kentucky, five in Iowa, five in Nebras-
ka and two in Colorado District
court judges are to be chosen through
out South Dakota.
The following are the nominees OF the
different states:
OHIO.
mocratic-GOvernOr Horace L.
Chapman; lieutenant governor, M. d.
Shaw; supreme judge, J;P-Sprlggs;
treasurer las F. Wilson; member
nan; school commissioner, Byron H.
Hurd.
National acknowledgements, Ju-
Illus Dexter; lieutenant governor, o h
Merrill; supreme judge. John H. Clark;
attorney general, David Wilson; treas
urer, Samuel Stevens; member board
of public works. H. C. Coffin berry;
school commissioner w. H. Johnson.
epublican-GOvernOr, Asa S. Bush
I nell; lieutenant governor, Asa w.
Jones; supreme judge, Jacob F: Burk-
EFT; attorney general F. Monet;
treasurer. S. B. Campbell; member
| board public works, c. A Goddard;
school commissioner, L. D. Bonebrake.
POpulist-GOvernOr, Jacob S. COXey;
lieutenant governor, Horace WhitcOmb;
supreme judge. G. c. POmerOy; attor-
ney general, c. A Reader; treasurer,
F. NJ. Morris; member board of public
works, J. H. Sanders; school commits
siOner, SilaS Shook
Socialist, LabOr-CSOVernOr, William
Watkins; lieutenant governor. Daniel
w Wallace; treasurer, Edw- Sarsen;
member board of public works, John
T Jones; school commissioner, Chas.
Bonsall.
Negro observation-disclosures. Samuel
Lewis; lieutenant governor. James N.
| lilly; supreme judge, Graham Deu-
welly; attorney general, Chas. F. Arm
stead; treasurer, Moses Moore; mem
| Der board of public works, c. D. Hor-
ner; school commissioner, Chas. Nc
| Clarke.
rohibition-Governor. John c. HoI-
| liday; lieutenant governor, John Dan
ner; treasurer, Samuel Wells; attorney
| general, Olin J. Boss; judge supreme
court E J. Pinney; member board of
| public works, Madison L. Christian;
| commissioner schools, Thomas II. Pat
| en-
Liberty Prohibition = Governor
/ John Richardson; lieutenant governor
1 Ihomas NJ Hillman; treasurer, Thorn
| ton A. Rodefor; attorney general John
| w. Rosebrough; judge supreme court
| jackson S. Weertman; member board
| of public works, Joseph B. BoIander;
| commissioner schools. Arch Walker.
IOWA
/ Democratic, Populist, silver RepubIi-
| can (fusion)-Governor, F. E White;
| lieutenant governor, b. A. Plummer: su-
| preme judge, L. C. Kline; railroad
commissioner. s. B. Grain; superlnten-
dent instruction. c. F. Rhinehart.
National Democra tic-GOvernOr John
| Cliggett; lieutenant governor S H
! Mallory; supreme judge, w J. Babb.
railroad commissioner Peter a. Day;
superintendent instruction, J.B. Knoep-
| fer.
RepubIican-Governor. L. NJ. Shaw;
| lieutenant governor, J. c. Milliman:
] supreme judge, Q. NJ. Waterman; rail-
| road commissioner, c. L. Davidson; su-
perintendent instruction, r. Q. Barrett.
Middle of the Road Populists-Gov-
| ernOr, Charles A Lloyd lieutenant gov
| ernor, D. 1. Perkins; supreme judge, ].
| A. LOmeburg; railroad commissioner.
l. H. Griffith school commissioner, Will
| liam Blain.
rOhibition-Governor, S. P. Leland;
lieutenant governor. II. NJ. Atwood;
| commissioner, A. Z. Coates; school
commissioner. Mrs. NJ H. Durham.
KENTUCKY.
! Democratic-CIerk court of appeals,
| Robert A. Green.
National Democratic-CIerk court of
| appeals, James r. Hindman.
Republican-Clerk court of appeals,
| Samuel J. Shackleford.
Populist-Clerk court of appeals, Joe
| A. Parker.
NEBRASKA.
| Populist-Supreme Judge
| John ]. Sullivan; university regents
| E. Won Toren, Geo. F. REMOVER
| National mOcratic-Supreme judge
J Warren Switzler; university regents J.
! Sterling Morton, James c. Crawford.
| epublican-Supreme judge, A NJ
| Post; university regents, c. W. Haley.
J. N. Dryden.
| ProhibitiOn-Supreme judge, D. NJ.
! Strong; university regents, D. L. Whit
! ney. Mrs. Isabel Sperlock.
| Liberty party OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| Judge, Mrs. cara A Wilson; university
| regent, Rufus Q. Bentley.
| NEW YORK.
Republican-Chief justice court of ap-
| peals. VIM. J. Wallace.
! Democratic-Chief justice court of
appeals A B. Parker
National Democratic-Chief justice
| cOuTC Of appeals. A. B. Parker.
| SOcialistic Labor-Chief justice court
| of appeals, Theo. F. Cune.
| MARYLAND.
Repubican-State comptroller. Phil
| lips Goldsborough; clerk court of ap-
| peaIs, Alan Rutherford.
| Democratic-State comptroller, Thos
A. Smith; clerk court of appeals. j.
| Frank Ford.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS James J.
/ Frissen; clerk court of appeals, Richard
| T Turner.
Comptroller. VIM. H. Whit
MASSACHUSETTS,
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Roger VOL
| colt: lieutenant governor, W. Murray
| Crane; secretary of state, William N.
| DIN; attorney general. Hosea NJ Knowl-
ton; treasurer, Edward P. Shaw; audi
| tor. John W. Kimball.
| DemOcratic-Czover George FWfI-
| liams: lieutenant governor, Christ It.
Callahan; secretary of state, Chas. D.
treasurer. James A Watson; auditor,
| J. L. ChalifOux.