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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS ANXIOUS.

BosroN, Nov. (SpeeiaD.-Ihere Is espPcia'
interest this year the election Of members OF tho Leg
and the have besn paying particular
attention TO the matter OF strengthening themselves In
the close districts Large claims have been made In i'd
ance as 10 what will DONE and while II is not antioi
mated by the ssnsuino OF the Democratic prophets
that their party will secure majority in either prahch'
thsv do expect 10 get division OF forces
than they have been in many years They are aiming
espocay at an Of strength In the Senate where
for years until within the present decade they could
count only about half dozon of their political faith
The an xiey the Democrats have just now for securing
9th An tho LEGISLATURE b due to tho fact that tho
ia TO be redstrcted for Legislative purposes at tho
session OF next winter In the Senate OF 1889 hern gre
sb.rty-four RepnS hyo Democrats aud one lnde-
r,sndsnt against twenty five Republicans fourteen Dem
ana one Independent In 1894 In tue House there
are 63 Repubcans si1tysix Democratic and ten inde-
rendeuts against 1877 Repunhcana. ninetytwo Demo-
erts three Greonbackers aud eight Independents In
1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
GREAT AMOUNT OF MAIL MATTER.

The close contest for local offices has caused
nm unusual amount OF mail matter for the election
season to sent out Even the County Democno' nnu
Tummauy Hail organizations sent ballots AID circulars
the city and Republicans have done the
the agencies of the district
70 the 100000 envelopes thus posted must Dc aoaea
80 number which Individual candidates on the
;ndiciai tickets aud local candidates have sent OUT
Postuaster Pearson said yesterday that tue amount Oh
80; usttsr set through the city post ofce was larger
,han that of last years Presidential convass VIC nave
not hnd tine stop aud count SAID ne: oe sders 70
,n.t We been million pieces day 20 20 asposeu o
for each last three days The clerks nave n W
~crk overtime, the work Will be promptly nhshed
sna evervthipg out of the office on time -.
The incident that caused the most unpleasant e4cie
Of 600 post cards which simply bore names anu tne
,xori s.(,ty" with other address There was sudoe
ng ont for directories and clerks were act at
work. hunting up the addresses This Incident nearly
troke the patience OF the clerks Such OF the carus as
.re od.rrssed TO persons whose residences could DC
s.,nva were sent oui after the necessary delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
SENATOR CAMERON HOPEFUL.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 2 LSpeciaD.-Senator j. ID.
Cameron arrived here from San Francisco this after
noon ana after dining with his father went to his house
IN Frontst He isin much better health than when no
went away eix months ego, but says that
he ia stin in the hands Of his physi-
etan. who directs his movoments- 1t Is uncertain
when he win return TO Washington He viii vote In
Hsrrishnre He said that he thought Colonel
QUAY would carry the State by good majority. The
Senator when told that there wasa rumor aoa,
that lie was 10 resign and Chris Magee 10 BIO elected
70 take his Mace said 1t the hrs he had heard
of A. and the question oil successor ne guessed
He refused talk about the continuation OF President
Cleyelanc's appointments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
NOVEMBER TICKETS.
ELECTIONS In THIRTEEN STATES.

ELECIIONS In Ihlhl bcl'
FIVE GOVERNORS TO BE CHosfN-ihh oA'",
DATES IN THE FIELD
cor.ro, elactions will be held in twelve States
to-day. and one in tArkansas) on November TO-
FIVE States-Iowa, Massachusetts,. MISSISSIPPI,
New-York and virginia-will elect Governors ana
other State officers, and fve-Arkansas, Colorado,
Maryland, Nebraska. and Pennsyfvania-wiii elect
minor State officers but not Governors. Members
of the Legislature will be chosen in eight States
Connecticut, Iowa, Maryland Massachusetts, MIS-
sissippi. New-Jersey, New-York and Vrglnla-Due
only the new Legislature in Maryland Missis-
sippi and Virginia will elect ohl'eo
States Senator'S Florida will vote upon
new State Constitution, and Massachusetts
will vote upea Constitutional amendment. Here,
with are given the general tickets IN the several
States. with the Senatorial nominations IN Con-
pecticut and the nominations for both houses Oh
the New-Jersey and New-York Legislatures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
ATTEMPTS TO CORRUPT REPUBLICANS.

HOW WHITE AND KEENAN, ARE SEEKING TO MAKE
THEIR ELECTIoS SURE.
Andrew j. White and Patrick Keenan,, the
County Democracy candidates for Sherin ana CountS
Clerk are making efforts to induce certain
ryrrs sean leaders to prove false their pledges and
be;ray parr =. least Of the Republican county Ticket
These efforts are conno in good part 10 the cast so
the city below Canal-st In lis region the DEMO
cratic vote Is large In many instances ri,S
vote for Senators. Assemblymcn anu raar rI,r
with one OF the Democratic factions each yonI. In,
excuse given Is that tho Democratic votes so large Una,
there ia no use OF running Republican candidates anu
n Seas ep"S %itn the aS'' vote. for
the State sSnna xt SSHe' are trying 10 make
deal for them but equivalent for Republican Vo1es
this instance is said to be hard cnn rho deal has
been Carried out An effort is also being made TO pnr
for Charles W. % Ro.rd Of Aldermen
The Republican candidate, Thomas b. Asten Is exceed
ngly popular and there IS not uGn eadcp Will sue
ceed The knowledge that the use OF money was one ~
the principal factors in the calculations Vi 'n9 eas
of their candidates has made Inc ,oaHy
p'o tn some Of the schemes of White and K-enan
Various kinds tickets aiOat one OF thest ne u
anhcan cny nominees Another has the names OF
White and Keenan, and the rest OF the ffepuDct
While third has following curious S0ISa,on
10 DE- President Board OF Aldermen. Robert b Mooney
4 am ionn A. Nngent tSepj and Ferdinand Edman tReI2
rim Campbell and JOhG Calvin. the DemoeratIu
IiuS deals and bargains in various directions No
Republican candidate has been nominated. ,,.
The allegation that John W. Jacoous ana LEWIS VS.,
caehei the Republican candidates for Sherh ana County
Clerk will be traded in the With senate nicd nosi
tiyely by Mr. Gibbs and the leaders in the Niitn' h
and XIiIth Assembly Districts Inc ~ ne Lead
or of the IXth district Republicans and is popular
throughout the Senate District lie c1uu r NO. as dis
position TO do this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

New-YorIi will elect to-day Governor and
other State officers live Justices OF tho Supreme Court
n mernber of the XLIXth Congress for the Win DIS
,r,ct 10 FIJI the vacancy caused by the appointments OF
Samuel s. Cox Dem, TurKey). 81 state senators IZS
Assemblymen and county officers Tie ne" senators
In tai. mari I'm Isg7 In tho election Of United States
san.tor 10 succeed Warner Miller (Rep whose term OK
nrss IN that year The last Legislature was Republican
ON Joint ballot by "a maturity the two houses standing
a, follows seuate 10 Republicans and - Democrats
Assru,biy, 73 Republicans and 30 Denioersn below
are tho State. Judicial Congressional ana Legsa'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
CONFINEMENT CLERKS AND TIE ELECTION.

WASHING TON, Nov. 2.-There las been no
narked increase In the number OF applicants
for leave OF absence to indicate that tho clerks
have gone home to vote The oldest employees there
has never been year within their memory when so few
have gone home election day The greatest interest
ia taken In the contests In NewYork and Virginia. and
the Republican clerks have thought 1t prudent to remain
at their desks but yet there are comparatively few
Democrats 10 departments. The Democrats having
votes I'm MARYLAND virginia and SewYork have gener
ally zone home but there many who have not Mr.
Ierdsn and Assistant Secretary Farchd still here
ME- Fairchd paired with Mr. Coon, and some others
Hrsins is IN Baltimore. number Of coiorcd voters
are said to gone into Virginia to-day 1he hd'
sars the Of the coored churches
yesterday that tickets could DO had to take
voters into Virginia TO VOTE aud they were urged 10 vote
for Mahone'E candidates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
HOMES POSTERS IN BINGHAMToN.

BISGHAMroN, Nov. 2 (SpeciaD.-This city
seeos more sensibe of thu approaching election than 1t
has of any state contest in years II the weather
ia lair large vote will be poed The leaders OF both
nar,iss were I'm council this evening and every detail
go o.,.t,uv go,e over for the last time Jones. a
cIim1x TO his extraordinary efforts TO keep even WIN
other nominees his ticket came out to-day win huzs
posers which he put up on all the ueau
walls Of the city -: Vote for General Jones"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
WOMEN TEA 0nEKS Pa0TksTIse'

The assembly room of Grammar.scaaiH1sd via
Al in East Tweifthst, Brosdwss Se, nsS 9,
female teachers yestenday atersoSn and recrsdnS y
ssaoSeps which has proposed y ss
Eucaion Two schedules were re =, n male trsclss
th cd"eed tho salaries of many OF Tue ~anst ~
era resoator adopted pro ssS connlties -
pn,s TO make report OF tho grounas peursnf
ieetion 10 the Board att meeting asa ssusss
arc 70 be distributed In tho soho0" ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
GENERAL CARR Confident.

MEDINA, Nov. 2 acknowledgements Carr
and Logan deive their closing addresses OF the cam
paien before an immense and enthusiastic audience In
Rents Opera House this evening They left here on the
late express for Albany and New-fork. Gonera carr
said to THE TRIBUNE representative ms lie S'eppeo Oil
,.,.,. ,.roxo,,o xvo.,har
tomorrow am more than over eohnaoh' Vi Aep''"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
npvocP.TIc FRAUDS IN ALBANY.

ALBANY. Nov. 2 (SpeciaD.-Ihc Epen'ng
,o,,o mint, today list of nearly 1000 fraudulent
names on the registry books of six Of the Democratic
wards of tho city. Preparations are made TO arrest
those who attempt to these names. IL is re-
norted that a number OF stonecutiers empioye"
on the Capitol after voting In Albany win u'A'
trains for New York and vote In thar CITY iho p'n'
s..I. ,ava mt n labor candidate IN the field In
the Jst Assembly District which secures
the election William H. Slingerland the Ike i
nominee The Herrck expendlng energy IN tue
ndeavor to Hun gerford over smith U Breh III to
I'D. a Republican district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
IN THE xXIsT DISTRICT.

George w. Lyon, Republican candidate tor
the Assembly in the XxIst District, has been menOer
of the Union League for years and was Seerc
tary of the Republican County Committee several years
ago He was of the ablest Assistant Ds'ro' 49,
o, n6er r,,strict ttorneys Phelps aud Rollins He
has heen activey engaged the practice OF his proe
sion since his retirement from once MIS- oicotaOm ,
nractcIv assured in district which has been recently
penresaotd in the Legislature by Theodore k0oscVe
and Harry A Barnum. Mr. LYONS legal abilities anu
personal popularity Will undoubtedly haAc n'' 0"'0'
mt he Assen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
PLAN TO HOLD BACK RETURNS.

CouoEs, Nov. 2 (SpeciaD.-lt behooves the
Republicans of the town q watervoit to watch the
count n, the Assembly ticket tomorrow night 1t Is
quietly whispered among OF toe Democrats that
tho returns from the country towns Will DO held BACK
until Cohoes heard from hat In case the vote is
close the returns can he doctOred IL looks rs II TINS
CITY which gave Cleveland nearly 200 majority TOT
Goyernor. will give majority for Davenport"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
GIVING eoRMAN A RAD NAME.

EAsroS. Nd, Nov. 2 tSpecia0.-Evcrything
"a IN readiness for the contest Tomorrow Talbot County
sscoss and clsscd ny both PARTIES There nre three
tickets In the field, Caroline County, II IL thought wiz
70 Rspuhucan although thsre are four tickets In the
aeld Roe the candidate for the ssnste wiz ahead
Of his <cket IN county The Joke Of the campaign
"a % she Dsmsersss Tsey got General brady L. John
s0n of BslunoEs, spsak here October 20, ana ne
called GoEmaR the "karxland Tweed" much TO their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
DEMOCRATS IN A STATE OF MIND.
The workers ct Democratic State Head

quarters IN state OF mind yesterday border
Ing frenzy They denounced tho bittcrest terms
the circulation Of Father Bleemer's denuncation OF
Governor Btn. number Of interviews and circulars
were prepared and aeut out with view e counterfeit
idea that Hin viii be eiected Even tho bestpg NJ long
odds has sseppsd. Teere great deal q xrowiing,
10 DAY Tho State Conmittss has discovered that both
Tamms M and TIM Comfy Democracy ready 70 give
vot 10 baysup IN return for for hoir
candidates. Thsy se oAcfng trades IN every direction,
regardless OF thrests of acvcrner R TART they wt
snfier for IL Thsy have no fear that he punish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 2.-The offcial vote
nm the constitutional amendments at the election held
On oc,oher "a was canvassed to-day. The total vote
va. 743453 The amendment to abolish October cleo
tions was carried by average OF $4,000. and the
a,nandmant TO change the terms OF township Officers
.nn ons In threa wears received 100000 votes. The
Governor has issued q proclamation declaring the
amendmept5 carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
CANAL MEN ASSESSED BY DEMOCRATS.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Nov. (SpectaD.-ln
obedience to notices served on the employees on tho
State scow and the locktendors and bankwatehcrs
tho canal have contributed % each towaru 'he p
oc-.tIc c,muagp fund. They compelled To furnish
the amount Yesterday when their wages were pau lhe
men wers given the alternative or paying the assess
rneUt or losing their places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut will elect to-day one-half of its
FLORIDA.

On May > Florida elected CONSTITUTIONAL
Convection. The convention. which began i' So'slohS
IN TashaSsec on June o. adopted new state C0sIitn-
don which will br submitted To tho people tpdsf Tor
ratification or rejection Tue existing Constitution was
.utlhed by tho people Ia May 1868
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
THE OUTLOOK IN Pennsylvania.
CONFIDENT or COLONEL VUAns tLhCIIUN-A
CLOSE FIGHT FOR SHERIFF.


CLOSE FIGHT FOR SHERIFF.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2 Especial. w. u.
Uopsel chairman OF the Democratic state Committee
who II Will bs RENE uberrd promised Pennsylvania Tor
Ceyel.nd expresses himself perfectly confident OF
the election OF Mr Day for state Treasurer IL may be
safely assumed that Mr. Hense IL just rs rght now AZ he
was then The election OF Rowan for Sherih may be
said 10 be concedel although hs majority Will be small
no.sly from 5000 10 5000. while 1t Il estimated that
Ball Republican candidate for city Treasurer and
General Kinsry. Republican candidate for Register Oh
WILL. will have from Is 600 10 10000 majority.
Mr. Day, who speaks German. has been making
tbrou IA he state In the endeavor TO capture
that vote bat has accomplished ute. IL II II clear to-
n,orros the Republican vote In tho city may reach
II 600 Tho Democrats say that they will poll rou
40 600 TO 10000 votes Last year for President tue
Repubeans polled lOi,4O2 ,Otos, and the Democrats
:, oss The Democrats have left stone uniurncd TO
raise money hen the name O new appoihter IN any
f te ;uVcrnueu offices IN the city Il announced la tue
morning rapcr, that evening he IA called upon Tor
coutributon Charles Emory Smith Editor OF Is fTcss
snL1 This eyeninE Az the signs Indicate tlat CplOnc
QUAY will have from $1,000 t. $4,000 inHJorty III tue
state There il serious DETECTION among hcPuDoils
An any sscun Of tue lie yate In most VI Cue
counties will be light partg ~il not suffer from
this any more than the other Colonel quay wiz po a
large Vote and secure decided majority III some
U,,nnerIiIc counties like Lackawannn and scluykiil
and his majority the tntcr"r ~ koy 10 po as large hs
az teul but will lead by 200 10 loo Tue nrht on
sheriff Ia close with the chances In favor OF Eo~an
The rest OF the Rel uhcan local ticket viii DO elected "
from ls 900 10 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
MISSISSIPPI.

Mississippi will elect Governor and other
State officers aud members OF the Legislature to-day
The new Legislature will cleo. United States Senator
10 succeed James T. George DEM. whose term Will
expire in March. 1897 The last Legislature was Demo-
cratic by I6 majority Joint ballot The Republican
State Committee decided that IL was not advisable TO
n,ace state tieket In the field this The DomG-
cratic ticket Is given below:
R.p.ioitc1n. Democratic
,or 0or,rnor .... (Eo no:aina t0as) Robert Lowry.
I'm g,nsTnor - tGeofxG Stands.
y.Ia,,r,r W. l.. Hem NJ ray,
I,JUoy w. W. stone.
1Wora,y G,ncraI 4. Marshall Miller.
Stcrefdfp. pp1tsv ~
SLtpf Education. j. " FiosV"h'
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

Seven State Senators, sixty AssemDiynien
and county officers will be elected in NewJersey toay
The last Legislature was Republican by thirteen mo'
fly on Joint ballot Two OF the counties In when oehs.p'
are 20 DO observation-disclosures and Passa'c-eec'ou w
pnblicans in 1892 II the Republicans carry these TWO
counties or any other two they will retain majority OF
one in the Senate The candidates for the Senate ano
Assembly Ire named below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
ARKANSAS.

A special election will be held in Arkansas on
Tuesday November TO- for Associate Justice OF tue
supreme Court to fiji the unexpred term Oh Jon" H.
Eakin em deceased, who elected for eight years
1o,n oc,ohcr 1879 The Republicans have mads no
nomination. Tho Democratic candidate is Ii. b. Battle
RECENT VOTES.
Req Total. Dem mai
,as, pro,,,ent 30 StJ 7I927 s12j.6I9 20 l55
iiSoa-Goyernor s0S51 $3.50 t1i7,l69 2s,lsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

Virginia will elect to-day Governor and
other State onioers and members OF tho Legislature
The asv Legislature wiz elect United states Senator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

Colorado will elect an Associate Justice OF
the supreme Court. DistrictAttorneys and County
officers to-day Tho candidates for Associate Justice
are:
Republican. Dcin0crdue
Pa, s,nramo a. Ind 20 SanT IT, Eiber Wilbur +. tone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The citizens OF MASSACHUSETTS, voto to- day
for Governor ana State oSors. members OF the
Legislature and county o!toors and also proposed
Constitutional amendment providing Tor more than one
voting place in the of thr State The lust
Legislature was Republican by 100 majority on joint
ballot The state tickets follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
aorrEysryE PARTNERSHIP IN NEw,JEEsEY.

"OFFENsIVE PARrISANSHlP' IN NJ" 'JhhShi'
LoyG BgANcH. n. j.. Nov 1.-The Democrats OF
the several sea coast counties Of New Jersey have been
endeaYoring for nearly two weeks to budore the ke-
publcan members of the life saving crews They have
circulated report that Superintendent ilavens is to
removed in few days by order OF the President ana
TINT the Democrat who is to succeed him will promptly
all the men in the service in this state who vote
the Republican ticket tomorrow. This bold attempt
IN intmdate voters has caused considerable excitement
in the coast counties and tits probable that some OF the
Democratic heelcrs who have been busily cnaged
In ADJ eading the reports will he brought Up sharply by
the Republicans whom they have tired to fri9hten
auay from the polls Since the Inauguration OF Ccve-
Land determined efforts have been made to secure The
removal OF Superintendent Hayens who has served tor
n number of wears ia "a most efficient manner. Nearly
every Democrat prominence IN the coast counties l.
candidate for Mr. Havenss place. Charges against Mr.
Ravens were thoroughly inyt stgacd md proven TO he
false IN every particular The old state House Ring
and the Abbet MCPHERSON faction OF the Democracy OF
the State have taken active part III the attempt TO
secure The removal of superintendent avens but they
have only been successful IN increasing the bitterness
existing between the two wings OF their party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
MARYLAND.

The Maryland election to-day will be for
Controller Cerk OF the Court OF Appeals membcrs OF
tho Legislature and comfy officers. The Prohibition
candidate for Controller h Henry Taylor The new Leg
islaturo will elect n United States Senator 10 succeed
Arthur r. (iorman (Deml. whose torn will expire In
March 1887 The last Legislature was Democratic by
thirty seven majority joint ballot Tho state tickets
-'0 $780, P.ptIljrar Democratic.
For CosfroIIer Francis Miller Jos ph Frank Turner
Cisrk c. 1ypedls.. VIM. NJ Marine 'Spenoer o. Joh"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
Rem ominai cd.
NEBRASKA.

The Nebraska election to-day will be for
an Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court University
Regents and county officers The State tickets are AS
follows:
p,oyblienn pemocrntc.
Ii.,L.,,yt SI.rl,. A ,gere Rob ut n. Living st0n
R,0enn --'--- Leayitt BurnhsIa. JOAN l. Zoeiln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
IOWA.

The election in Iowa to-day will be for Gov
ernor aud other state officers. members OF the Legs
laiurs and county officers Ellas Doty II the Straight
Greenbsck candidate for Governor and jamos Mckle-
waite the Prohibition candidate The last Legislature
WI, Republican on joint ballot by thrtytwo majority
The State tckcts are given below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

them much between now January and the County
Democracy leaders say they might AZ well taxe their
ehances with Republican Governor as Win Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

to succeed william Malone fRepl, whose torn WI.
pire in March, 1887 Tho last Legislature wss De~o
cratic by "a on joint ballot. The State heKo'' "i'
follows democratic
- hspey w. Fitzhugh Lee
For FoS-rnor. .... John >. WISE, Holm u. Massey
U,ut .t5crr,,,,ar Henry wood Rnfus A. Ayers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
non,rs rIcKErs IN CAYuGA COUNTY.

ACguRS, Nov tSpeciab.-So slight has
sean tho stir amoug politicians that few people IN
Cayura Comfy would have known that an important
election was pending but for the newspaperS Inc as
,y,c, ia 80 strongly Republican that the Democrats have
,.r.a with faint heart and their opponents have not
spreciaed tho necessity of arduous labor for th'ir
eausa some startling Developments o-day. however
have aroused the parties activity and tho eve OF cleo
tton Is marked by hustle than has been the case In
many years. The change was wrought py inc "so",ery
:, late hour of quantity OF misleading
i circulation Ono headed with the name OF
naytd r. ii the of the list being Republican An
sher IA likewise Republican ticket except thxt tse
name az Edward T. Jones' 10 substituted Tor thnt OF Cart
mud attn another contains the name OF ProhiDton can
ttates nfpong pubtrans But only the Initials are
tia full names aud they are hst lnaorae
sen me lille ballot. IL required BY LAW Inc
,1sd Formulation tick beng handled exclusively
Inv the scheme seems to be to annu the
p,abilfion vote by having the greater portion OF it
thrwu out General William III. Stewards speech on
saturday has had inspiring effect upon the kep1p
cans plurality OF zTVV TUT DaVonPor' ~ '0"0'0 W
~ fai prediction.