LEGISLATURE.

245

2651

1945 30

5846

5351

Oceana

2596 1954 180 6147 5006 61 2573 1627

Ogemaw

793

560 24

Ontonagon.

792

Osceola

2266

Oscoda

...

Otsego

Ottowa

5186

3550 114

Presque Isle

762

372 10

784

Roscommon

293

360 129

Saginaw

Sanilac

3636

3157 90

Schoolcraft

Shiawassee

St. Clair... 7163

5131 161

7374

4848

St. Joseph. 3184 3969 51

Tuscola

4277 3564 87

Van Buren 4512

3982 93

4618

3893

Washtenaw 5670 5347 218

Wayne

...

Wexford

36384 26220 920 41068 21961 2036 1359 36 2061 1325

Total

Newaygo

Oakland

293327 237251 6930 304431 224764 Per cent.. 53.89 43.59 1.27 55.65 41.09 Plurality - 79667

56076

544285

Total vote 547041Total vote for Levering, Pro., 4,968; Bentley, Nat. Pro., 1,809.

Total vote for Sprague, Nat. Dem., 10,403 (including 665 in Charlevoix, Crawford, Jackson, Menominee, Monroe and Oakland counties thrown out because cast for "Rufus S." instead of "Rufus F. Sprague'); Safford, Pro., 5,499; Gibberson, Nat. Dem., 1,944.

b Name spelled hence thrown out.

"Sleigt" and "Slig,"

251; Samuel L. Boyce, Dem. (Nat.), 7,530; 235,Roelfs, Pro., 5,197; Salem A. Dean, Nat. Pro., 2,046.

Treasurer.-George A. Steel, Rep., 292,785; Otto E. Karste, Dem. (Fus.), 236,340; Wilder D. Stevens, Dem. 7,582; King, Pro., 5,362; Isaac N. Shep(Nat.), herd, Nat. Pro., 1,969.

Auditor.-Roscoe D. Dix, Rep., 293,591; A. E. Cole, Dem., Sil. and Pop., 235,203; I. W. Conkey, Dem. (Nat.), 7,223; Heartt, Pro., 5,367; Abram S. Jackson, Nat. Pro., 1,814.

Attorney-General.-Fred.

A. Maynard, Rep., 293,934; Alfred J. Murphy, Dem., Sil. and Pop., 236,509; Cyrus E. Lathrop, Dem. (Nat.), 7,618, N. W. Cheever, Pro., 5,375; Chas. K. Perrine, Nat. Pro., 1,854. Land Commissioner.-Wm. A. French, Rep., 293,488; (Fus.), Loennecker, Dem. Tinker, Parmenter, 5,345; Rudolph R. Atkins, Nat. 1,885.

E. Hammond, Rep., 293.578; D. F. Haskins, Dem. (Fus.), 232, 196; William Heap, Dem. (Nat.), 7,416; R. S. Avann, Pro., 5,367; C. C. Willett, Nat. Pro., 1,985. VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896. I. John B. Corliss, Rep., 24,021; Edwin HI. Henderson, Dem. (Fus.), 19,291.

II. George Spaulding, Rep., 26,557; T. E. Barkworth, Dem. (Fus.), 25,061; John O. Zabel, Pop., 180; 0. H. Perry, Pro., 517; W. Rawson, 232.

III. Alfred Milnes, Rep., 24.051; Albert M. Todd, Dem. (Fus.), 24,466; John M. Corbin, Dem. (S. M.), 579; A. A. Knoppen, Pro., 441.

IV. E. L. Hamilton,

Roman I. Jarvis, Dem. (Fus.), 22,294. Rep., 26,518; V. William Alden Smith, Rep., 26.819; George P. Hummer, Dem. (Fus.), 22, 155. VI. Samuel W. Smith, Quincy A. Smith, Dem. (Fus.), 23,474. Rep., 26,889; VII. Horace G. Snover, Rep., 22,761; O'Brien J. Atkinson, Dem. (Fus.), 18,267. VIII. William S. Linton, Rep., 20.158; Ferdinand Brucker, Dem. (Fus.), 20,992. IX. Roswell P. Bishop, Rep., 20,418; A. F. Tibbetts, Dem. (Fus.), 14,243; J. G. Rogers, Pro., 389.

X. Rosseau 0. Crump, Rep., 19,535; Charles S. Hampton, Dem. (Fus.), 17,536. XI. William S. Mesiek, Rep., 24,368; J. G. Ramsdell, Dem. (Fus.), 19,605; J. B. Barney, Pro., 446.

XII. Carlos D. Sheldon, Rep., 29.612; Henry W. Seymour, Dem. (Fus.), 12,479.

*Populist indorsement.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896.

I. James A. Tawney, Rep., 27,920; Patrick Fitzpatrick, Fus., 17,219; H. D. Clarke, Pro., 846.

Dakota

Dodge

Douglas

Faribault

LEGISLATURE.

Fillmore

4195 1939

40 3803 2138

-1897

Freeborn

3400 1179

26 2962

1426

-1895

Goodhue ..

5748 1426

78 5073 9 795 291 21170 24375

37 1853 1152 19 318 361

1991 932

Itoska

826

724

II. James T. Cleary, Rep., 29,481; Frank A. Day, Fus., 21,132; R. Price, Pro., 1.035.

III. Joel P. Heatwole, Rep., 24,483; H. J. Peck, Fus., 18,532; C. F. Langerson, Pro., 801.

IV. F. C. Stevens, Rep., 24,854; Francis H. Clark, Pop., 14,640; George S. Innis, Pro., 451.

V. Loren Fletcher, Rep., 24,508; Sidney M. Owen, Fus., 21,521.

VI. Page Morris, Rep., 30,317; Charles A. Towne, Dem. Pop., 29,598.

VII. Frank M. Eddy, Rep.,__26.007: E. E. Lommen, Fus., 23,732; J. F. Heiberg, Pro., 1,173.

YOTE ON OTHER STATE OFFICERS,

1896.

Lieutenant-Governor.-John L. Gibbs, Dem., 141,240;

Rep., 178,381: Bowler,

Wedge. Pro., 6,917.

Secretary of State.-Albert Berg, Rep., 183.211; J. J. Heinrich, Dem., 137,459; McKonkey, Pro., 7,307.

Treasurer.-August T. Koerner, Rep., 186,721; Alex McKinnon, Dem., 138.595. Attorney-General.-Henry W. Childs, Rep.. 176,273; Keyes, Dem., 134.966,

Several amendments to the Constitution were carried, including one taxing railroad lands; defining qualifications for voters; taxing sleeping-car and other companies; granting pardoning power to the Governor; providing for investment of school funds, and the taking of private property for public use. It was also voted not to have a Constitutional convention.

273 1210

555

De Soto

22

37 841

8 24 822 273 622 526

58 837 370

13 1059 102 590 158

Total ....2338 2785 46283 7517 46873 17466 Total vote.. 59994 64339

*Total vote for Palmer, Nat. Dem., 1,017 The vote for Presidential Electors on Bryan tickets is the total of Sewall and Watson tickets.

is composed

The State Legislature wholly of Democrats, except two Populists in the lower house.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1895. Lieut.-Governor-J. H. Jones, Dem., 43,584; W. S. Robinson, Pop., 16,168. Sec'y of State-J. L. Power, Dem., 45,502; R. R. Buntin, Pop., 14,922.

Auditor-W. D. Holder, Dem., 44,900; R. T. Love, Pop., 16,681.

Treasurer A. Q. May, Dem., 44,723; C. W. Bolton, Pop., 15,450.

Att'y-General-Wiley N. Nash, Dem., 43,489; John J. Dennis, Pop., 15,364. Supt. of Education-A. A. Kincannon, Dem., 43,778; A. Trotter, Pop., 14,818. Land Comm'r-J. M. Simonton, Dem., 42,428; N. C. West, Pop., 15,557. Sup. Court Clerk-E. W. Brown, Dem., 43,727; L. R. Collins, Pop., 14,898.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896. I. W. H. McGill, Rep. (Hill), 335; John M. Allen, Dem., 7,321; A. W. K. Early, Pop., 742.

II. W. R. Montgomery, Rep. (Lynch), 692; W. D. Miller, Ind. Rep., 779; W. V. Sullivan, Dem., 6,941; F. E. Ray, Pop., 1,472.

III. C. J. Jones, Rep. (Hill), 369; T. S. Easterling, Rep. (Lynch), 80; Thos. C. Catchings, Dem., 3,069; J. R. Chalmers, Pop., 532.

IV. S. S. Matthews, Rep. (Lynch), 161; W. D. Frazee, Rep. (Hill), 347; A. F. Fox, Dem., 8,143; R. K. Prewitt, Pop., 3,086.

V. J. E. Everett, Rep. (Lynch), 212; J. H. Denison, Rep. (Hill), 142; J. S. Williams, Dem., 10,475; W. H. Stinson, Pop., 2,218.

VI. Henry C. Griffin, Rep. (Lynch), 1.055; C. W. F. Love, Dem. (Sil.), 6,739; N. C. Hathorn, Pop., 2,683.

VII. J. M. Matthews, Rep. (Lynch), 231; S. A. Beadle, Rep. (Hill), 192; Patrick Henry, Dem. (Sil.), 7,327: J. M. Cain, Pop., 897.

Winston

...

Yalobusha

Yazoo

28 12

Kinley.29

Mc

Kinley.

182

45 1052

MISSOURI.-Continued.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1896. Lieut.-Governor.-A. C. Pettijohn, Rep., 204,624; A. F. Osterman, Dem. (S. M.), 1,955; A. H. Bolte, Dem. (Sil.), 340,974; James H. Hillis, Pop., 23,824; Christ. Rocker, Soc.-Lab., 634; J. M. Ritchey, Pro., 2,341.

Sec'y of State.-Wm. P. Freeman, Rep., 304,015; D. H. McIntire, Dem. (S. M.), 1,896; A. A. Lesueur, Dem. (Sil.), 341,459; Thos H. Day, Pop., 23,931; A. E. Sanderson, Soc.-Lab., 642; E. E. McClellan, Pro., 2,308.

Auditor.-J. G. Bishop, Rep., 304,583; E. D. Porter, Dem. (S. M.), 1,941; James M. Seibert, Dem. (Sil.), 240,803; Sheridan Webster, Pop., 23,907; James Randal, Soc.-Lab., 635; John O. Rolfe, Pro., 2,275.

Treasurer.-Jacob F. Gruelich, Rep., 304,343; W. F. Mellwrath, Dem. (S. M.), 2,014; Frank L. Pitts, Dem. (Sil.), 341,013; Oscar Wood, Fop., 23,941; Henry Poeling, Soc.-Lab., 654; Irvin T. Hull, Pro., 2,267.

Att'y.-General.-John

Kennish, Rep.,

304,686; N. D. Thurmond, Dem. (S. M.), 2,008; E. C. Crow, Dem. (Sil.), 340,585; Frank E. Richey, Pop., 24,062; Geo. E. Bowling, Pro., 2,053.

Sup. Ct. Judge.-Rudolph Hirzel, Rep., 305,781; Theodore Brace, Dem. (Fus.), 342,127; John M. Voris, Pop., 24,153; Lewis Adams, Pro., 2,332.

R. R. Comm'r.-Geo. N. Stille, Rep., 304.675; Harry A. Koster, Dem. (S. M.), 2,030; J. T. Hennessey, Dem. (Sil.), 340,310: D. M. Cowan, Pop., 24,005; W. E. Sullivan, Pro., 2,436; Chas. L. Hood, Soc.Lab., 640.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896.

I. Chas. N. Clark, Rep., 19,320; Richard P. Giles, Dem., 24,044; J. W. Long, Pop., 1,578; J. F. McMurray, Pro., 165.

II. Chas. A. Loomis, Rep.. 19.637; Rob't N. Bodine, Dem. (Sil.), 25,862; J. T. Polson, Pop., 1.212.

III. H. G. Orton, Rep., 18.634; Alex. M. Dockery, Dem., 23,952; Hardin Steele, Pop., 2,158.

IV. Geo. C. Crowther, Rep., 17.683; Chas. F. Cochran, Dem., 21,512; Willis Weaver, Pro., 143.

V. Jay H. Neff, Rep., 21,306; W. S. Cowherd, Dem. (Sil.), 25,966.

VI. Frank V. Hamilton, Rep., 16,722; David A. DeArmond, Dem. (Sil.), 22,524; H. L. Linton, Pop., 2,606; W. M. Godwin, Pro., 229.

VII. John P. Tracey, Rep., 21,772; James Cooney, Dem. (Sil.), 27,846; J. R. Thomas, Pop., 2,287; R. T. Bond, Pro.,

197.

R. H. Kern, Dem., 17,568: L. Crusius, Soc.-Lab., 71.

XIII. Geo. Steele, Rep., 19,062; Edward Dobb, Dem., 22,310; Geo. Bond, Pop., 1,593.

XIV. John A. Snider, Rep., 20,659; W. D. Vandiver, Dem., 25,085; A. H. Livingston, Pop., 4,860.

XV. Chas. G. Burton, Rep., 17,010; M. E. Benton, Dem., 24,155; Geo. Frank, Pop., 194; C. A. Mitchell, Pro., 230.

The several amendments to the Constitution were voted against and lost. They provided for the removal of the capital from Jefferson to Sedalia; to define and enlarge the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals; to reduce the school age from 6 to 5 years, and to provide for water works, electric lighting and sewers in cities of 30,000 population or less.

Jt.
Sen. Ho. bal.
Republicans .....11 8 19
Democrats
9 44 53

Dem, and Pop.....
Populists

Jt. Sen. Ho.bal. 13 44 57 5 2 7 1

3 16 19

2 3 2 12

14

XI. C. F. Joy, Rep., 28,353; John T. Hunt, Dem., 24,676; A. F. Haeuss, Soc.Lab., 139.

XII. Chas. E. Pearce, Rep., 21,483;