NUMBER OF PRISONERS AND INSANE PERSONS

In each State and Territory, as given by the US Census of 1890

STATES AND TERRITORIES
CRIMINALS
PAUPERS IN ALMS-HOUSES INSANE ASYLUMS
PENITENTIARY CONVICTS JAIL PRISONERS JUVENILE REFORMATORY INMATES
Alabama 1086 537   623 1277
Arizona 144 97   23 99
Arkansas 832 397   223 506
California 2051 682 206 2600 4598
Colorado 526 275 146 87 293
Connecticut 340 675 626 1438 2021
Delaware   139 45 299 166
District of Columbia   213 187 221 1641
Florida 374 270   24 351
Georgia 1729 552   901 1901
Idaho 102 45   20 78
Illinois 2057 727 383 5395 6966
Indiana 1416 464 636 2927 2619
Iowa 623 327 527 1621 2480
Kansas 918 432 208 593 1623
Kentucky 1235 646 273 1578 2571
Louisiana 856 524 86 122 911
Maine 170 302 169 1161 803
Maryland 690 163 1061 1599 964
Massachusetts 1530 954 698 4725 5930
Michigan 1108 399 696 1916 3149
Minnesota 432 208 284 365 1061
Mississippi 429 284   494 881
Missouri 1701 505 360 2378 1844
Montana 225 193   132 130
Nebraska 391 219 237 291 988
Nevada 96 54   43 204
New Hampshire 116 113 102 1143 495
New Jersey 1557 781 608 2718 2069
New Mexico 112 85   1  
New York 8190 1192 3675 10272 16624
North Carolina 1422 442   1493 1259
North Dakota 65 25   35 256
Ohio 1652 502 1529 7400 5171
Oklahoma      
Oregon 362 61   99 729
Pennsylvania 2361 2386 1154 8653 7611
Rhode Island 122 229 270 490 624
South Carolina 806 374   578 1014
South Dakota 97 72   53 315
Tennessee 1484 654   1545 355
Texas 3319 1040   464 1402
Utah 180 43   62 171
Vermont 91 30 86 543 575
Virginia 1167 390   2193 2946
Washington 251 141   71 493
West Virginia 278 153   792 1046
Wisconsin 530 345 591 2641 2218
Wyoming 10 59    25
 




Totals 45233 19538 14846 73045 *91453
*In addition to this number, there were 16 82 patients treated in private institutions.

VOTE FOR GOVERNORS OF THE VARIOUS STATES

FOR THE THREE PRECEDING ELECTIONS

Alabama—

1888—Seay, d, 155,973; Ewing, r, 44,470
1890—Jones, d, 139,910; Long, r, 42, 440
1892—Jones, d, 126,959; Kolb, opp, 115,522

Arkansas—

1888—Eagle, d, 99,214; Orwood, lab, 84,233
1890—Eagle, d, 106,267; Fizer, r, 85,233
1892—Fishback, d, 90,115; Whipple, r, 33,644; Carnahan, peo, 31,117; Nelson, pro, 1,310

California—

1882—Geo. Stoneman, d, 90,694; M M Estee, r, 67,175; W H McDonald, pro, 5772; T J McQuiddy, gbk, —
1886—Bartlett, d, 84, 970; Swift, r, 84,318; Russell, pro, 6,432; Wigginton, amer, 7,347
1890—Pond, d, 118,601; Markham, r, 126,432; Bidwell, pro, 10,868

Colorado—

1888—Patterson, d, 39,197; Cooper, r, 44,490; Storer, peo, 2,098; La Matyr, pro, 1,085
1890—Yeaman, d, 35,359; Routt, r, 41,827; Ellett, pro, 1,058; Coy, Fa, 5,199
1892—Maupin, d, 8,944; Helm, 4, 38,806; Waite, peo and sil d, 44,242; Hipp, pro, 1,764

Connecticut—

1888—Morris, d, 75,074; Bulkley, r, 73,659; Camp, pro, 4,631; Andrews, lab, 263
1890—Morris, d, 67,662; Merwin, r, 63,976; Augur, pro, 3,413
1892—Morris, d, 82,787; Merwin, r, 76,745; Augur, pro, 3,927; Ripley, peo, 773

Delaware—

1882—Stockley, d, 16,558; Curry, r, 14,620
1886—Biggs, d, 13,942; Hoffecker, pro, 7,835
1890—Reynolds, d, 17,801; Richardson, r, 17,258

Florida—

1883—Perry, d, 32,087; Polk, r, 27,845
1888—Fleming, d, 40,255; Shipman, r, 26,485
1892—Mitchell, d, 32,068; Baskin, peo, 8,379; Hawley, pro, 302

Georgia—

1888—Gordon, d, 121,999 (no opposition)
1890—Northen, d, 105,365 (no opposition)
1892—Northen, dem, 140,492; Peck, peo, 68,990

Idaho—

1890—Wilson, d, 7,948; Shoup, r, 10,262
1892—Burke, d, 6,769; McConnell, Jr, r, 8,178; Crook, peo, 4,865; Clark, pro, 264

Illinois—

1884—Harrison, d, 319,599; Oglesby, r, 334,222; Hobbs, pro, 10,764; Harper, gr, 8,642
1888—Palmer, d, 355,319; Fifer, r, 367,860; Harts, pro, 18,915; Jones, u l, 6,364
1892—Altgeld, d, 425,497; Fifer, r, 402,659; Barnett, peo, 20,108; Link, pro, 20,108

Indiana—

1884—Gray, d, 245,140; Calkins, r, 237,748; Leonard, gbk, 8,338
1888—Matson, d, 260,994; Hovey, r, 263,194; Templeton, peo, 22,017; Worth, pro, 12, 960

Iowa—

1887—Anderson, d, 153,526; Larrabee, r, 169,686; —, pro, 14,499
1889—Boies, d, 180,111; Hutchison, r, 173,588; Downing, u l, 5,579; Smith, pro, 1,353; Doty, gbk, 42
1891—Boies, d, 207,589; Wheeler, r, 199,373; Westfall, peo, 12,271; Gibson, pro, 919

Kansas—

1888—Martin, d, 107,480; Humphrey, r, 180,481; Elder, u l, 35,837; Botkin, pro, 6,439
1890—Robinson, d, 71,357; Humphrey, r, 115,025; Willits, peo, 106,972
1892—Lewelling, fusion, 163,507; Smith, r, 158,075; Pickering, pro, 4,178

Kentucky—

1883—Knott, d, 133,615; Morrow, r, 89,181
1887—Buckner, d, 143,270; Bradley, r, 126,473; Fox, Jr, pro, 8,394; Cardin, lab, 4,344
1891—Brown, d, 144,168; Wood, r, 116,087; Erwin, peo, 24,631; Harris, pro, 3,293

Louisiana—

1884—McEnery, d, 88,794; Stevenson, r, 43,501
1888—Nichols, d, 137,257; Warmouth, r, 51,471
1892—Foster (anti-lot dem), 79,388; McEnery, (lot dem), 47,037; Leonard (Reg Rep), 29,459; Breaux (custom-house rep), 12,359; Tannehill, peo, 9,792

Maine—

1888—Putnam, d, 61,350; Burleigh, r, 79,398; Cushing, pro, 3,122
1890—Thompson, d, 45,331; Burleigh, r, 64,214; Clark, pro, 2,981
1892—Johnson, d, 55,078; Cleaves, r, 67,609; Hussey, pro, 3,732; Bateman, peo, 3,005

Maryland—

1883—McLane, d, 92,694; Holton, r, 80,707
1887—Jackson, d, 99,038; Brooks, r, 86,633; Balwin, pro, 4,416
1891—Brown, d, 108,539; Vannort, r, 73,388; Higgins, pro, 5,120

Massachusetts—

1890—Russell, d, 140,507; Brackett, r, 131,454
1891—Russell, d, 157,982; Allen, r, 151,515; Kimball, pro, 8,968
1892—Russell, d, 186,377; Hale, r, 183,843; Hamlin, pro, 7,067; Winn, peo, 1,976; Putney, socialist, 871

Michigan—

1888—Burt, d, 216,450; Luce, r, 233,595; Cheney, pro, 20,342; Mills, u l, 4,388
1890—Winans, d, 183,725; Turner, r, 172,205; Patridge, pro, 28,651; Belden, indust, 13,198
1892—Morse, d, 205,138; Rich, r, 221,228; Russell, pro, 20,777; Ewing, peo, 21,417

Minnesota—

1888—Wilson, d, 110,251; Merriam, r, 134,355; Harrison, pro, 17,150; Paul, u l, 385
1890—Wilson, d, 85,844; Merriam, r, 88,111; Owen, f a, 58,514; Pinkham, pro, 8,424
1892—Lawler, d, 94,600; Nelson, r, 109,220; Dean, pro, 12,239; Donnelly, peo, 39,863

Mississippi—

1891—Lowry, d, 76,365; King, r, and gbk, 51,364
1885—Lowry, d, 88,783 (no opposition), scattering, 1,081
1889—Stone, d, 84,929 (no opposition)

Missouri—

1884—Marmaduke, d, 218,885; Ford, fusion, 207,939; Brooks, pro, 10,426
1888—Francis, d, 255,764; Kimball, r, 242,531; Manring, u l, 15,438; Lowe, pro, 4,389
1892—Stone, d, 965,044; Warner, r, 235,381; Leonard, peo, 37,262; Sobieski, pro, 3,933

Montana—

1889—Toole, d, 19,564; Powers, r, 18,988
1892—Collins, d, 17,650; Rickards, r, 18,187; Kennedy, peo, 7,794; Waters, pro, 543

Nebraska—

1888—McShane, d, 85,420; Thayer, r, 103,983; Butler, lab, 3,941; Biglow, pro, 9,511
1890—Boyd, d, 71,331; Richards, r, 68,878; Powers, ind, 70,187
1892—Morton, d, 44,195; Crounse, r, 78,426; Van Wyke, 68,617; Bentley, pro, 6,235

Nevada—

1882—Adams, d, 7,770; Strother, r, 6,535
1886—Adams, d, 5,862; Stevenson, r, 6,462
1890—Winters, d, 5,791; Colcord, r, 6,601

New Hampshire—

1888—Amsden, d, 44,093; Goodell, r, 44,809; Carr, pro, 1,567; scattering, 30
1890—Amsden, d, 42,386; Tuttle, r, 42,479; Fletcher, pro, 1,363
1892—McKinney, d, 41,501; Smith, r, 42,676; Carr, pro, 1,546

New Jersey—

1886—Green, d, 109,939; Howey, r, 101,919; Fisk, pro, 19,808
1889—Abbett, d, 138,245; Grubb, r, 123,992; LaMonte, pro, 6,853
1892—Werts, d, 167,257; Kean, r, 159,632, Kennedy, pro, 7,750

New York—

1885—Hill, d, 501,465; Davenport, r, 490,331; Jones, gbk, 2,130
1888—Hill, d, 650,464; Miller, r and u l, 631,293; Hall, soc, 3,348
1891—Flower, d, 582,893; Fassett, r, 534,956; Bruce, pro, 30,353; DeLeon, soc, 14,651

North Carolina—

1884—Scales, d, 143,239; ——, r, 123,010
1888—Fowle, d, 147,925; Dockery, r, 133,475
1892—Carr, d, 129,955; Furches, r, 90,174; Exum, peo, 45,592; Templeton, pro, 2,436

North Dakota—

1884—Roach, d, 12,733; Miller, r, 25,365
1892—Shortridge, fusion, 18,995; Burke, r, 17,236

Ohio—

1887—Powell, d, 333,205; Foraker, r, 356,534; Sharp, pro, 29,700; Seitz, lab, 24,711
1889—Campbell, d, 379,423; Foraker, r, 368,551; Helling, pro, 26,504; Rhodes, u l, 1,048
1891—Campbell, d, 365,228; McKinley, r, 386,739; Seitz, peo, 23,472; Ashendurst, pro, 20,190

Oregon—

1892—Smith, d, 20,029; Moody, r, 21,481
1886—Pennoyer, d, 27,901; Cornelius, r, 24,199; Houston, pro, 2,727
1890—Pennoyer, d, 38,919; Thompson, r, 33,786

Pennsylvania—

1882—Pattison, d, 355,791; Beaver, r, 315,589; Stewart, ind r, 43,743; Armstrong, gbk and lab, 23,996

Rhode Island—

1890—Davis, d, 20,548; Ladd, r, 18,988; Larry, pro, 1,820; Chace, u, 752
1891—Davis, d, 22,249; Ladd, r, 20,995; Lany, pro, 1,829; Burton, nat, 384
1892—Wardwell, d, 25,433; Brown, r, 27,461; Gilbert, pro, 1,598; Burton, nat, 187

South Carolina—

1888—Richardson, d, 58,730 (no opposition)
1890—Tillman, d, 59,159; Haskell, ind d, 14,828
1892—Tillman, d, 56,673 (no opposition)

South Dakota—

1889—McClure, d, 23,840; Mellett, r, 53,964
1890—Taylor, d, 18,484; Mellette, r, 34,487; Loucks, ind, 24,591
1892—Couchman, d, 14,46\72; Sheldon, r, 33,414; Van Osdel, peo, 22,524

Tennessee—

1888—Taylor, d, 156,799; Hawkins, r, 139,014; Johnson, pro, 6,893
1890—Buchanan, d, 113,549; Baxter, r, 76,081; Kelly, pro, 11,082
1892—Turney, d, 127,247; Winstead, r, 100,629; Buchanan, peo, 31,515; East, pro, 5,427

Texas—

1888—Ross, d, 250,338; Martin, r, 98,447
1890—Hogg, d, 262,432; Flanagan, r, 77,742
1892—Hogg, d, 190,486; Clark, ind d, 133,395; Nugent, peo, 108,483; Houston, r, 1,322; Burleson, pro, 1,605; scattering, 176

Vermont—

1888—Shurtleff, d, 19,527; Dillingham, r, 48,522; Seeley, pro, 1,372
1890—Brigham, d, 19,229; Page, r, 33,462; Allen, pro, 1,161; scattering, 304
1892—Smalley, d, 19,216; Fuller, r, 38,918; Allen, pro, 1,525; scattering, 221

Virginia—

1881—Cameron, d (readjuster), 111,473; Daniel, d, 99,757
1885—Lee, d, 152,544; Wise, r, 136,510
1889—McKinney, d, 162,654; Mahone, r, 120,477

2Washington—

1889—Semple, d, 24,723; Ferry, r, 33,711
1892—Snively, d, 28,779; McGraw, r, 33,103; Young, peo, 23,639; Green, pro, 3,823

West Virginia—

1884—
1888—
892—McCorkle, d, 84,584; Davis, r, 80,666; Bassell, peo, 4,037; Burt, pro, 2,039

Wisconsin—

1888—Morgan, d, 155,423; Hoard, r, 175,696; Durant, pro, 14,373; Powell, lab, 9,196
1890—Peck, d, 160,388; Hoard, r, 132,068; Alexander, pro, 1,246; May, lab, 5,446
1892—Peck, d, 178,095; Spooner, r, 170,497; Richmond, pro, 13,185; Butt, peo, 6,638

Wyoming—

1890—Baxter, d, 7,153; Warren, r, 8,879
1892—Osborne, d and peo, 9,290; Ivinson, r, 7,509; Brown, pro, 421

1Typed as it appeared in the original. Slight indication that a number (possibly a 3) was supposed to appear in the blank space.
2The "s" is missing from original text.

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