The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-21
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SEEK PLACES.
Some States Have Five Tickets
In the Field.
Not All States Vote For officers
This Fall.

state Officers TO De NOLGu 1OE uCAA AAOANAA'
MARYLAND.
RepubIican-Governor, Lloyd Lowndes;
comptroller, Phillups L. Goldsborough;
attorney general, John V. Ffndlay; for
Baltimore eity's Representatives on state
court of appeals
Democrat = Governor, John Walter
Smith; comptroller, DR.. J. w. Herring; at
torney general, Isidor Raynor; for Bal
timore city's representative on state
PrOhibiti5n = , governor James Swan swan;
F. c. Hendricksen; for BALTIMORE city
representative on state court OF appeals
Union Reform-Governor, Dr. VIM. N.
Hill; comptroller, VIM. E. George; attor-
more city's representative on state court
Of appeals Arehiba1d e;t r. 5sy,;T, Taylor
acknowledgements, Robert Treat
Paine, jr.; lieutenant governor, John H
~ Lloyd; treasurer and receiver general,
Joseph J. Flynn; auditor of accounts, e.
Gerry Brown; attorney general John H.
Republican = Governor. w. Murray
BATES secretary of eommo3weaith t51 VII
liam NJ. OIin; treasurer and receiver gen
eral, Hosea NJ. Knowlton.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Repubicanm;SuPTeme oo7In 1sab e9gFt HAY
state treasurer, James e. Barnett.
cratic-Supreme court, Judge S. L.
Mestrezat; superior Gsqi7I SqpTt Charles q TLs J.
Prohibition-suprem1e COURT, A{ggi5 ,IJ6lS Rich.
ett9 spPeTi0r court f6Pt cadwe M 69binson'
5iIGeT5o court court Sofn tIoo9 q
state treasurer J1stuS flSt IS11 W atkins
Legisiature-FuII house and half senate
This body as a whole will elect a sue
NEW YORK.
No state ticket; members of the state
assembly; one congressman
NEW JERSEY.
Repubican-Governor, George K Nash;
lieutenant governor, John A Galdwel:
attorney general John NJ. Sheets; treas
urer, Isaac B. Cameron; AUDITOR Waiter
works, Frank A. Huffman
acknowledgements, ohm r. Mclean;
lieutenant governor, Abraham w. PaI-
rick; judge supreme court Dewitt e
Dorei treasurer, James l. German; audi
tor, George w Sigafoose; member board
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., J. W. Bashford;
lieutenant governor, A 5. Caution; judge
torneV general, waiter S Lister; treas
urer, c. NJ. Wise; auditor, Fred ". Bar
rett: member public works, John Danner.
Union Reform Party-Governor, Seth
W. Ellis; lieutenant governor, William J.
Mcintyre; attorney general, Thomas
Bartham; auditor, Frank s Montgomery;
lie works, Albert A Weaver.
n-Partisan-Governor, Samuel NJ
Jones'
IOWA.
Republican-Governor, Leslie NJ. Shaw;
lieutenant governor, James g MIlllman;
superintendent public instruction, Robert
c. Barrett; railroad commissioner, Edwin
Democratic Governor Fred E. White
(D); lieutenant governor, NJ. L. Bev1s (DD
Cd; superintendent public instruction, =
3. Hoist Cd railroad commissioner w.
Governor. w, Atwood; lieu
tenant governor, George Pugsley; judge
EpTgaHg Ic instTGctioS G9do D. s. Puniedy rairoad
o'sTitIiIs-ofl Middie-of1R Popuiist = Governor
Charles A. Lloyd; lieutenant governor, S.
Weller: sGpaerintendent public instruction,
c. Worth; railroad commissioner, Robert
United hristian-Governor, c. c. Hea-
cock; lieutenant governor, J: r. X. Leon
superintendent public instruction. W. e
Pidgeon; railroad commissioner. c. T.
Lindley.
KENTUCKY.
emocratic-Governor, William Goebel:
euten9nt g goyfPhor sf9fe Breck Hi aftorney
general, r. j. Breckenridge; treasurer
. w, 61aegfr' = 'it1, " u = MsTI. S31nt
public instruction, H. V. AIcChesney.
Governor, John Young Brown; lieutenant
governor, P. P. Johnson; secretary of
renee q Tanner. treasurer, John Droege;
commissioner of agriculture, G. W Van
G. Overstreet; auditor Frank A. Pasteur.
ReDublican-CfovernOr, William s Tay-
lOr; lieutenant governor. John MarShau,
secretary of state, Caleb Powers; attor-
/ ney. general Clifton ]. Pratt; treasurer
Walter r. Day; auditor, John s Sweeney,
commissioner of agriculture, John W.
ThrOckmorton; Supt. public instruction,
PopQiist-Govern9r. John G: Ia Blair; lieu lieu
teno ter1 Of state BENJAMIN KEYS; attorney
general, John Bashaw; treasurer, A Il
Cardin; commissioner of agriculture, w
]. Hanna; Supt. public instruction, John
c. Sullivan.
Prohibition-Govern Q. T. Wallace:
lieutenant governor, VIM. H. Zeigler; sec
retary of state, W. NJ. Likens; attorney
urer, J. R. Pile; auditor. Rev. Sam1. NJ.
Bernard; commissioner of agriculture. A.
| W. Carpenter; Supt- public instruction,
socialistiG Labor-Goyernor, Albert
retary of state. -; attorney general.
-; treasurer, James Delaney; auditor,
! r. P. Caldwell: commissioner of agricuI-
tHre; JamSS Pearn; Ps1TG supt- public IN
MISSISSIPPI
| mocratic-Governor. A. H. Longino;
Lieut. governor, James 4. Harrison; sec
TstaTy owerg 4f Teas auditor oWer W trure Coie at
| torney general, Monroe McC1urg: Supt-
hue hue agent, Writ Adams: land commits
sioner, E. II. Hall; clerk of supreme
J sioners, A. O. May, J. D. McInnis, J. c.
acknowledgements R. K. Prewitt: Lieut.
/ governor, J. w. Prude; secretary of state,
y. N n. HoinIinags y, 1rtn' treasurer. Jonn A
] eral J. J. Dennis; Supt. public instruction
]. II. Simpson; revenue agent, J. w An
| derSOn. land commissioner. T. J. Dining:
| clerk supreme court, E. E Anderson;
/ railroad commissioners, W. T. Ray, A.
/ NJ. Monroe, G. NJ. Cain.
NEBRASKA
F-usion-Judge supreme court Si1as A
/ HoIcombe (P.)s regent state university
| J. L. Teeters, Is. R.); Edison Rich CD
Republican-Judge supreme court, NJ
B. Reese; regents state university, z. G.
| NJ clifton, DR.. William B. Ely.
Prohibition-Judge supreme court, no