The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-04

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plnatlon OF either two is to assume politi-
cal control after Tuesday election. There
are 10 De elected a governor and a full list
Oh state officers, seven Congressman and a
legislature that will choose a successor to
senator ingalls,. TIE Farmers alliance
ana he-submission parties have both come
INTO prominence within the last eight
.uonOns: The former party is well organ
lleu and aggressive, with an enrolment of
100000 members. 1t acknowledges its pres
GnI chlef ambition TO be the removal of John
D. ingalls, from the United States Senate.
Inc Re-submlsslon party is a combina
tlon OF hitherto Heterogeneous elements
whose basis of union is opposition to pro-
nloltlon. Its recruits are from both the
democratic and Republican parties, and its
ShloDoleth the repeal of the prohibition
law. The Republican observation-disclosures
are those who have left the party because
the nation Republican party and Kansas
ihepuolean party are at variance on the
hquor law. The Re-submission and Demo
cratlc parties have fused in their nomina-
tlon OF state ticket declaring the people
OF Ine state should have an opportunity for
an expression of opinion upon the question.
Ihus there are three full state tickets in
the held, Republican, Farmers alliance aud
democratic Re-su omission The successful
party, whichever it might be, will PROBABLY
Inc Farmers alliance and Democratic Re
SUBMISSION parties are general opposed to
Ihe re election of Senator ingalls,. He has
maze an active campaign and laughs at the
posslolilty of Republican defeat. The Re
publlcans have the entire seven Congress
men from Kansas, but the Democrats ex-
press hope of electing two or three in
1he strongest alliance districts.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov BIN Indiana the
Farmers Mutual Benefit association is a
factor new to the politics of the state, and
lts uncertain strength makes it impossible
10 predict with any degree of certainty the
result of Tuesdays election 1t is gene
rally conceded, however, that the coming
legislature will be Democratic by a small
and this will insure the rec election
OF Senator voorhees, as his own successor
In the United States Senate. No governor
Is TO be elected this fall in Indiana, but |
secretary OF state, auditor, treasurer ami
other minor state officials are te be
CHOSEN, and both parties claim the state
tlcket. The Democrats claim the traditional
''of year." which means Democratic sue
cess, but the Republicans rely greatly upon
the strength of the administration to carry
their state ticket to victory. AS no COVER
nor is to be elected, the interest is natur-
ally confined principally to the ccngres-
slonal and legislative contests, which most |
vitality affect the party at large. In the !
congressional fight the Republicans have
1erlVed decided advantage in several dis !
,flctS by fortunate combinations with the !
farmers alliance. The new election law
5oes into operation, and its effect on the I
,esult no one can determine 1t is probably |
air to say that the best indications point !
10 the continued Democratic control OF the
legislature, but gain of one Or two Con |
FRESHMEN by the Republicans.
MICHIGAN.
DETRoIT, Nov. 3--Ifl Michigan the roy
'rnor and full state ticket, eleven Con !
Iressmen and legislature are to be chosen
It to-morrow's election. Michigan is a |
tate of fusion tickets, but this year there /
as been departure from the usual tactics
nd no less than four differenC state tickets
re in the tield-Republican Democratic.
and Prohibition. The Industrial
arty is combination of what would be in
ther state" Union Labor and Farmers al
ance, but It's independent course in nomi-
atlng a state ticket prevents it doing other
han reducing somewhat the vote of the
wo prominent parties. Considerable in
crest centers in the congressional contests
l the close districts.
NEBRASKA
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 3.-The election in
ais state tomorrow promises to be close
nd hotly contested. The situation NAV
ilrly De termed uncertain. Four tickets |!
70 IN the held, aud of these the Repub-
can and Farmers alliance claim the vic
Dry. At the Republican state central com
llttee headquarters in this city, Chairman
watson claims the election Of the entire
tate ticket by pluralities ranging from
ght TO hfteen thousand. No direct ex-
resslon OF opinion or estimate can be
aimed from the Democrats or Alliance
-her than the claim of success for their {
sspectlve tickets, with the exception of
lie Second district, where the Democrats
40 Alliance have fused. There are three
ckets In the congressional districts. The :
leston OF the adoption of a prohibitory {
nendment is playing an important part in 6
lie race for governor. l.. Dryhards, Re /
lpllcan candidate, has refused to declare S
DIV ne stands ON the question. John H. (
overs, Alliance candidate, is non-com- :
lttal, while James E. Bovd, Democrat. is l
rongly opposed to the amendment There I
Ill be great deal of scratching in the c
ate. The result on the prohibtory amend T
ent Is problematlc, both sides claiming a
Glory by about twenty-five thousand.
MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL, Nov. 3.-Minnesota is one of
e interesting political states of the north I
est this fall, from the fact of the phenom- g
al groNG OF the Farmers alliance within C
e last SIX months. This new party will y
morrow cast over % per cent. of the !,
tai vote OF the state. AS Minnesota here
fore has been strongly Republican. the u
'oWth OF the new party naturally has I
zen al the expense OF the dominant party. q
1t with four full state tickets in the field n
e Democrats and farmers having failed !.
combine, the chances are still slightly in
vor OF the Republican ticket. The most tt
ngulne PARTY in the state is without Z
uDt Inc farmers' alliance, and they claim
e state by 10000 to 10000 plurality
IOWA
Dies MONIES, Nov 3.-The peculiar com o.
lcation which enabled the Democrats to .
'ct the governor in Iowa last fall for the q
st tune in d quarter of century makes W
is state an object of particular interest at d
IS time. The state officers to be elected b
e secretary of state, treasurer, auditor e
1ge OF the supreme court and railroad
mmissioner Ordinarily the state of
wa gives plurality OF about thirty tbor- p
nd for the Republican ticket, so the Re
blicans have the greatest confidence in ,,
ELI chances to elect their state ticket.
lie Democrats, however, appear by no y
cans without hope of repeating the vic rt
~ Oh last TALL and are straining every re
ort to elect their state ticket. The Fl
lrmers' alliance is not Northumberland ~
Iowa, but the prohibition question is IL
Ways a glaring ISSUE hi
rne situation in Iowa may be summar- lie
d by saying that the fight which over. u.
adows all else is the struggle in the 10
ubtful congressional districts of the =
lte So many elements enter into the u
ltest That the oldest politicians are at sea. CO
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a Scene in Russian Circus in
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3-During cir
performance here, attended by the Car
l family. one of the trainod hous..