ILLINOIS-(Continued).

guson (Pro.), 899; William H. Collins (S. D.), 1,208.

II. William Lorimer (R.), 32,921; John J. Feely (D.), 34,946; Raymond T. Cookirgham (Pro.), 797; William H. Banigan (Peo.), 87; Nicholas Krump (S. D.), 1,064.

III. William E. O'Neill (R.), 17,920; George P. Foster (D.), 23,142; Charles A. Kelly (Pro.), 246; Edward Mulloy (Peo.), 26; H. C. Dreisvogt (S. D.), 388; John S. McGrath (S. T.), 43; August E. Gans (Ind.), 9.

IV. Daniel W. Mills (R.), 19,346; James McAndrews (D.), 24,435; Braman Loveless (Pro.), _362; Warren D. Coon (Peo.), 43; A. M. Simons (S. D.), 710; Charles W. Kellogg (S. T.), 44.

V. Charles C. Carnahan (R.), 19,254; William F. Mahony (D.), 23,648; Horace H. Maddock (Pro.), 354; William League (Peo.), 23; John Collins (S. D.), 653; John O'Connor (S. T.), 35.

VI. Henry S. Boutell (R.), 22,655; Emil Hoechster (D.), 22,125; Ira J. Mason (Pro.), 251; William Hopp (Peo.), 44; Julius Bark (S. D.), 676; P. Cullman (S. T.), 43.

VII. George Edmund Foss (R.), 41,841; William Peacock (D.), 28,581; Harlan P. Davidson (Pro.), 797; J. W. Bartels (S. D.), 1,535.

VIII. Albert J. Hopkins (R.), 32,452; John W. Leonard (D.), 13,683; Benjamin R. Morse (Pro.), 1,259.

IX. Robert R. Hitt (R.), 32,616; Hiram A. Brooks (D.), 15,692; Joseph H. Keagle (Pro.), 1,326.

X. George W. Prince (R.), 33,454; La Vergne B. De Forest (D.), 16,699; Charles R. Logan (Pro.), 1,122.

XI.

Walter Reeves (R.), 25,367; Edgar P. Holly (D.), 18,835; John H. Wilson (Pro.), 1,055.

XII. Joseph G. Cannon (R.), 30,633; C. M. Briggs (D.), 19,226; Jacob M. Gaiser (Pro.), 1,039.

XIII.

Vespasian Warner (R.), 26,865; John Eddy (D.), 19,397; William P. Allin (Pro.), 1,328.

XIV. Joseph V. Graff

(R.),

25,169;

Jesse Black, jr. (D.), 24,775; George W. Warner (Pro.), 635; A. D. Shafer (Peo.), 46; S. E. Edwards (S. D.), 228.

XV.

Benjamin F. Marsh (R.), 24,175; J. Ross Mickey (D.), 24,491; Norton M. Rigg (Pro.), 819.

XVI. Thomas Worthington (R.), 19,618; Thomas J. Selby (D.), 25,795; John W. Webb (Pro.), 609; J. W. McGlothlin (S. L.), 82; George W. Riley (S. D.), 251.

XVII. David Ross (R.), 23,648; Benjamin F. Caldwell (D.), 25,673; Edward D. Henry (Pro.), 726; F. B. Bullard (Peo.), 58. XVIII. John Jacob Brenholt (R.), 21,245; Thomas M. Jett (D.), 22,847; Charles J. Upton (Pro.), 731; Diedrich Balster (Peo.), 154.

XIX. Horace S. Clark (R.), 23,057; Joseph B. Crowley (D.), 24,536; Daniel B. Turney (Pro.), 732; Charles E. Palmer (Peo.), 78.

XX. Alexander M. Funkhauser (R.), 19,716; James R. Williams (D.), 21,976; William H. Hughes (Pro.), 770.

XXI. William A. Rodenberg (R.), 24,810; Frederick J. Kern (D.), 25,299; Henry D. East (Pro.), 486; Gust A. Jennings (S. L.), 232.

XXII. George W. Smith (R.), 22,349;

Scattering vote for President in 1900 included the following: Barker (Pop.), 1,438; Woolley (Pro.), 13,717; Debs (S. D.), 2,374; Ellis (Union Reform), 254; Malloney (S. L.), 663.

Scattering vote for Governor in 1900 inIcluded the following: Eckhart (Pro.), 13,451; Burkhart (Pop.), 1,504; Moore (S. L.), 644; Kelly (S. D.), 2,240; Wilson (Union Reform), 227.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1900. Lieutenant-Governor.-Gilbert (R.), 331,774; Lawler (D.). 305,934; Clark (Pro.), 13,409; Walter (Pop.), 1,488; Dryer (S. L.), 652; Backus (S. D.), 2,228; Perry (Un. Ref.), 248.

INDIANA-(Continued).

Secretary of State.-Hunt (R.), 331,860; Heimberger (D.), 305,957; Pretlow (Pro.), 13,487; Carmichael (Pop.), 1,467; Byram (S. L.), 647; Evinger (S. D.), 2,234; Wheeler (Un. Ref.), 238.

Auditor.-Hart (R.), 332,066; Minor (D.), 305,255; McKinney (Pro.), 13,449; Wales (Pop.), 1,470; Soules (S. L.), 649; Croke (S. D.), 2,235; Withrow (Un. Ref.), 238. Treasurer.-Levy (R.), 331,863; Herff (D.), 306,292; Hiatt (Pro.), 13,421; Kunse (Pop.), 1,472; Fritz (S. L.), 662; Hulsman (S. D.), 2,213.

Attorney-General.-Taylor (R.), 332,010; Drummond (D.), 305,787; Krauss (Pro.), Youngman 13,393; Boger (Pop.), 1,474;

(R.),

(S. L.), 650; Thornton (S. D.), 2,226. Reporter Supreme Court.-Remy 332,024; Yergen (D.), 805,706; Wade (Pro.), 13,327; Hoffman (Pop.), 1,475;

(S. D.), 2,152.

Fesler

Superintendent Public Instruction. Jones (R.), 332,006; Greathouse (D.), 305,751; Ayres (Pro.), 13,368; Beasley (Pop.), 1,476; Stoner (S. L.), 642; Thorndyke (S. D.), 2,218; Carter (Un. Ref.), 245.

Chief Bureau Statistics.-Johnson (R.), 331,737; Horuff (D.), 305,834; Bonsig (Pro.), 13,167; Grindle (Pop.), 1,468; Singer (S.L.), 653; Ehreshardt (9. D.), 2,116; Coppock (Un. Ref.), 233.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1900. I. Hemenway (R.), 22,262; Owen (D.), 22,060; Norman (Pro.), 454; Hallenderger (Pop.), 9. Hemenway's plurality, 202.

II. Wadsworth (R.), 21,799; Miers (D.), 24,420; Crowder (Pro.), 382; Presler (Pop.), 424. Miers's plurality, 2,621.

III. O'Connor (R.), 19,440; Zenor (D.), 24,049; Speedy (Pro.), 243; Curry (Pop.), 68. Zenor's plurality, 4,609.

IV. Powell (R.), 22,641; Griffiths (D.), 24,249; Church (Pro.), 384; Hammond (Pop.), 62. Griffiths's plurality, 1,608.

V. Holliday (R.), 25,998; Horner (D.), 24,285; Wells (Pro.), 656; Allen (Pop.), 337. Holliday's plurality, 1,713.

VI. Watson (R.), 24,263; McKee (D.), 20,320; Pitts (Pro.), 953; Nipp (Pop.), 36. Watson's plurality, 3,883.

VII. Overstreet (R.), 30,857; Burke (D.), 26,811; Allen (Pro.), 782; Miller (9. D.), 148. Overstreet's plurality, 4,046.

VIII. Cromer (R.), 31,949; Day (D.), 28,180; Powell (Pro.), 1,239; Hurley (Pop.), 303. Cromer's plurality, 3,769.

IX. Landis (R.), 24,138; Allen (D.), 22,624; Van Cleve (Pro.), 955; Gill (Pop.), 206. Landis's plurality, 1,514.

X. Crumpacker (R.), 29,537; Ross (D.). 23,045; Bone (Pro.), 638. Crumpacker's plurality, 6,482.

XI.

Steele (R.), 29,177; Houck (D.), 23,688; Johnson (Pro.), 1,914. Steele's plurality, 5,488.

XII. Hanna (R.), 22,122; Robinson (D.), 22,740; Nawhorter (Pro.), 599; Haines (Pop.), 168. Robinson's plurality, 618. XIII. Brick (R.), 26,592; Bowers (D.), Uline (Pro.), 980; Wiley (Pop.), Brick's plurality, 2,216.

24,376; 108.

IOWA-(Continued).

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1900. I. Thomas Hedge (Rep.), 21,419; D. J. O'Connell (Dem.), 18,051; scattering, 838. II. J. N. W. Rumple (Rep.), 23,202; Henry Vollmer (Dem.), 21,737; scattering, 1,001.

III. D. B. Henderson (Rep.), 30,181; W. N. Birdsall (Dem.), 18,856; scattering, 145.

IV. G. N. Hangan (Rep.), 27,659; John Foley (Dem.), 16,996; scattering, 763.

V. Robert G. Cousins (Rep.), 27,124; Daniel Kerr (Dem.), 18,266; scattering, 168. VI. John F. Lacey (Rep.), 22,956; A. C. Steck (Dem.), 19,812; scattering, 400.

VII. J. A. T. Hull (Rep.), 28,508; Geo. C. Crozier (Dem.), 16,365; scattering, 1,402. VIII. W. P. Hepburn (Rep.), 26.798; V. R. McGinnis (Dem.), 21,347, scattering, 836.

IX. Walter I. Smith (Rep.), 27,155; S. B. Wadsworth (Dem.), 20,207; scattering,

418.

X. J. P. Conner (Rep.), 36,584; Robert F. Dale (Dem.), 20,648; scattering, 899. XI. Lot Thomas (Rep.), 32,716; William Mulvaney (Dem.), 20,564; scattering, 1,111.

LEGISLATURE OF 1901.

Senate. House. Jt. bal.

2266

1658

116

Haskell

34

82

Jackson

VOTE OF THE STATE SINCE 1892.

KANSAS-(Continued).

amendment increases the number of Justices of the Supreme Court from three to seven.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1900. At Large.-Charles F. Scott (R.), 180,162; J. D. Botkin (Fus.), 160,950; F. E. Miller (Soc.), 1,124; B. C. Hoyt (Pro.), 2,396.

I. Charles Curtis (Rep.), 28,731; George W. Glick (Fus.), 19,915.

II. J. D. Bowersock (R.), 28,083; M. S. Peters (Fus.), 25,623; scattering, 7. III. George W. Wheatley (R.), 26,583; A. M. Jackson (Fus.), 26,760; S. Van Dyke (Soc.), 249: scattering, 2.

IV. J. M. Miller (R.), 24,108; Thomas H. Grisham (Fus.), 20,668.

V. W. A. Calderhead (R.), 22,436; W. D. Vincent (Fus.), 19,211.

VI. W. A. Reeder (R.), 19,655; John B. Dykes (Pop.), 15,080; Tully Scott (D.), 5,430.

VII.

Seward Shawnee

122

77

119

Sheridan

Sherman

Smith

Stafford

Stanton

50

Sumner

3184

2982

Vabaunsee

Wallace

Washington

2960

2252

2881

2321

Wichita

Wilson

Woodson

Wyandotte

The scattering vote for President in

cluded the following: Debs (S. D.), 1,605; Woolley (Pro.), 3,605.

The scattering vote for Governor included the following: Clemens (Soc.), 1,258; Holsinger (Pro.), 2,662; scattering, 3.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1900. Lieutenant-Governor-H. E. Richter (R.), 180,793; A. M. Harvey (Fus.), 162,440; C. R. Mitchell (Soc.), 1,223; W. L. Coryell (Pro.), 2,675; scattering, 2.

Secretary of State-George A. Clark (R.), 181,792; Abram Frakes (Fus.), 160,804; J. W. Forest (Soc.), 1,236; B. H. Moore (Pro.), 2,664.

Auditor-George E. Cole (R.), 181,456; E. J. Westgate (Fus.), 160,471; W. L. Nixon (Soc.), 1,203; W. M. Howie (Pro.), 2,657.

Treasurer-F. E. Grimes (R.), 180,669; Conway Marshall (Fus.), 161,256; Charles A. Gordon (Soc.), 1,190; H. C. Zink (Pro.), 2,672.

Attorney-General-A. A. Godard (R.), 180,577; Hugh P. Farrelly (Fus.), 160,979; Charles W. Gorsuch (Soc.), 1,219; M. V. B. Bennett (Pro.), 2,734.

Associate Justice of Supreme Court-W. A. Johnston (R.), 181,487; David Martin Fus.), 162,489; A. A. Carnahan (Soc.), 1,208.

Superintendent of Insurance W. V. Church (R.), 178, 184; Webb McNall (Fus.), 163,861; T. J. Maxwell (Soc.), 1,129; A. H. Griesa (Pro.), 2,482.

Superintendent of Public InstructionFrank Nelson (R.), 182,313; Levi C. Humarger (Fus.), 159,500; Frankie S. Mayberry (Soc.), 1,177; G. I. Winans (Pro.), 1,605.

For the judicial amendment to the Contitution, 123,721; against, 35,474. This

VOTE ON STATE TICKET SINCE 1892.

Rep. Dem. 1892, Pres... |157,241

Peo. Plu. 163,111 5,870

1894, Gov... 148,697 26,709 118,329 30,368 1895, C.Just. 124,272

D.-P. 1896, Pres...159,345 171,810) 1898, Gov.... [149,292 134, 158

KENTUCKY. PRESID'T.

1900.

F. Sil. 42,888 81,384 N. D.

1,209 12,465 15,134

GOV'RNOR. -1900.