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rations that Shepard will win out with
handsome plurality. John c. Sheehan, for
mer leader of the New York city democ-
racy, still holds to his prediction made some
weeks ago that Seth Low will be elected
mayor by about $4,000.
The Tammany executive committee claims
Manhattan and the Bronx boroughs for
Shepard by 10000, Queens by $500, Rich
mond by 1000 and comedies Brooklyn to
the fusionists by 5000, leaving Tammany
a plurality on it's city ticket of $4,000. The
Tammany leaders also predict the election
of their county and borough tickets in
Manhattan, thirty-four of the forty-four al
dermen in Manhattan and the Bronx, and
twenty-nine of The thirty-seven assembly
men on their ticket.
There are indications that the republicans
of New York state will retain a majority
in the assembly.
TICKETS OF STATES.
Candidates for Office to BE Voted for
November 8.
Below are the names of candidates for
the principal state offices in the ten states
where such elections will be held on No
vember g. The arrangement of states is in
alphabetical order:
Repubican-Governor, Albert B. Cum
MINIS; lieutenant governor John Herriott.
mocratic-Governor, Thomas j.. Phil
lips; lieutenant governor, George E. Fer
guson.
Populist-Governor, L. H. Weller; lieuten-
ant governor, Perry Engle.
Prohibition-Governor,A A. U. Coates; lieu
tenant governor, A. B. Wray.
Socialistic-Governor, James Baxter; lteu-
tenant governor w. A Jacobs.
In addition to the offices named, the elect
ors of Iowa will vote for candidates for
superintendent of public instruction, rail-
way commissioner and judge of the supreme
court.
Maryland.
Democratic-Controller Of the treasury,
Joshua w. Herring; clerk of the court of ap-
pcals Joseph Frank Turner.
Republican-Controller of the treasury,
Herman S. Platt; clerk of the court of ap-
peals Thomas Parran.
Union reform-Controller of the treasury,
William J. Parker; clerk Of the court of ap-
peals George G. Shepherd.
Prohibition-Controller Of the treasury,
VIM Kleinle; clerk of the court of appeals,
G. w. Patherbridge.
Massachusetts,.
Observation-Disclosures, Josiah Quincy;
lieutenant governor, John w. Coughlin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, w. Murray Crane;
lieutenant governor John l.. Bates.
In addition to the offices named, the elect
ors of Massachusetts will vote for candi-
urer.
Mississippi.
Special election called by proclamation of
the governor to fill vacancies in offices of
secretary Of state and treasurer The race
is free for all and only the following demo-
cratic candidates are In the field:
Secretary of state, J. w. Power, A. II.
George. H. NJ. Quinn, T. H. Diet and q. .;
Eckford; treasurer, George w. Carlisle ana
w. NJ. Evans.
Nebraska.
Fusion-Justice of the supreme court
Conrad Hollenback (dem); regent Of the
university, Fred G. Hawxby (pop.) and
James H. Bayston (pop).
Republican-Justice Of the supreme court,
Samuel H Sedgwick; regents of the univer-
sity, Carl J. Ernst and Elisha c. Calkins.
Prohibition-Justice Of the supreme court,
w. Bent Clark; regents Of the university
J. M. Dilworth and Mrs. 8. M. Walker.
New Jersey.
Republican-Governor, Franklin Murphy
Democratic-Governor,J James NJ Seymour.
Prohibition-Governor, Joel W. Brown.
Socialistic-Governor, Rev. Charles H.
socialistic labor-Governor Frank Wade
Wilson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, George K. Nash;
lieutenant governor, Carl L. Nippert.
Democratic-Governor, James Kilbourne;
lieutenant governor, Anthony Howells.
Prohibition-Governor, E. Jay Pinney;
lieutenant governor, John B. Martin.
Union reform-Governor, John Richard
son; lieutenant governor, Oliver P. Hyde.
Socialistic-Governor, Harry C. Thompson;
lieutenant governor, Michael J. Hynes.
In addition to the offices named the elect
ors of Ohio will vote for candidates for
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the supreme court, clerk Of the supreme
court and member of the board of public
works.
Pennsylvania.
Republican-Justice Of the supreme court
William Potter; state treasurer, Frank T.
Harris.
Democratic-Justice Of the supreme court
Harman Yerkes; state treasurer, Elisha A.
Coray, jr.
Union-Justice of the supreme court Har-
man Yerkes; state treasurer, Elisha A.
Coray, jr.
Prohibition-Justce Of the supreme court
Isaac Monderau; state treasurer, J. ]. Por-
ter.
Socialistic-Justice of the supreme court
Charles Heydrick; state treasurer, j. Nah
lon Barnes.
The union party is new organization ap-
pearng in the political field for the first
time this year.
Rhode Island.
Democratic-Governor, L. F. c. Garvin;
lieutenant governor, Adlard ArchambauIt
Republican-Governor. William Gregory:
lieutenant governor, Charles Dean Kimball
In addition to the offices named the elect
ors Of Rhode Island will vote for candi-
dates for secretary Of state, general treas
urer and attorney general
Virginia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Andrew Jackson
Montague; lieutenant governor, Joseph E.
Willard; attorney general, William A. An
derson.
Republican-Governor, J. Hampton Hoge.
lieutenant governor, Walter r. Dickinson:
attorney general, D. Lawrence Groner
Personal Bonds Sufficient,
care you a blacksmith" Judge Kimbali
asked Martin Cooney. who appeared in
court this morning to answer q charge of
alleged violation Of the liquor clause of the
vagrancy law.
81 am not, your honor" was the pris-
oner's response.
What are your
I'm a horseshoer."
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