Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04


be- igl2 AT least. Last wear G,vernpf
N1.sclp- plurality IN thu -inie was
plds. The indications 70 ihr from the
lane cities are that he has held the
plurallties u iait year and l. elected by
ut least 1910 rhc balance NJ the Re.
publican State ticket Is und0ubte iiy
elected. IL IL impossible 10 give an
idea Of III. complexion " the legisli-
| tufc.
Governor Russell estimates his ma.
jority NJ 800. COrcoran, Democrat,
Tor lieutenant governor, II confident u
| his own election. The Journal nnd
ddpsrtscr, both Republican, concedu
| Russeil'f election.
Onn hundred and niuety.one pre-.
clncts out 81 207 In the city give Rus.
eel plurality Of 1887. This T. within
III Of hi- plurality last year IN thee
whole city.
Sixty towns give Allen e9Ol, Russell
08iO, n Republican gail u j5i; ll2
, towns and tue cities ~ Lawrence and
New Bedford give Allen 33,l5l. Rus.
sell 81, 1857, Republican gaiu Of 900.
Later returns show Democratic
gains, which viii ol'cl Russell by 300
10 5000.
a LIGHT VOTE n SOUTH DAKOTA.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 8..-Chiefy on nc.
count Of the large number VI men en-.
gagged In threshing wheat IN South
Dakota, the vote In that State Is light.
A great deal Of "pAitlug" has been
| done by thesp men, and II IN doubtful!
whether that fact Will effect the gcu-
| ornl result. County commissioners
are being v0tei Tor, besidcs u Con.
gresham 10 Ill tbs vacancy caused by
tho death Of JAMES A. Gamble. The
weather, 10 fur as reported, II fate.
Both Republicans and Independents
claim u be getting the most voles, but
the vote seems TO be- most favorable 10
the former.
YANiSTOS, y. D., Nov. 2. - The
weather IN cloudy but warm. Thn
election IL very quiet under the
Australian system. Joiloy, Repubii.
can, for Congress IL receiving n good
vote here. Woods, Democrat, Il see.
ond, aud Smith, Independent, Il third.
SIOUX EALI.B, ). D., nov. 8,-rho
estimated vote OF Jolloy, Republican,
| for Congress IL 100; Smltn, lndcpcnd-
ent, $50, Woods, Democrsi, 200. This
Il Republican loss.
HuROS, $. ID, Nov. 3.--Rsturns
from 1913 precincts gave JOllry, Re-.
publican, 700; smith, Democrat, 1883;
Woods, Independent, 97j2.
st. PAUL, Nov. S.-rhc election Of
Jolley, Republican, 10 Congress In
South Dakota Is conceded by n good
plurality.
a PEACEFUL ERECTION ~ COLORADO.
DENvER, Nov. 3.-Thc election was
the most peaceful ever held Ia Denver.
| Five tickets worp IN the iieli-Demo.
cratic, Republican, Prohibition, Poo.
| pies party aud Peoples y on. Partisan
the two hrst polling the most votes.
No State officers were voted for excepe
chief Justice Of the supreme court.
Reports from various part. Of the state
indicate that tho election passed or
quietly. la many places mixed
ticket Il was chosen. IL will be very
late before there are definite returns
However there IL no doubt ui the
election Of Judge Heller, Republican,
TO the chief justlccship.
The weather In cool and cloudy, and
from present indications tho vote polled
In the city will be very heavy. Re.
ports from outside towns arc 10 the
effect that M unusual interest IN being
taken Ia the election. The Australian
syatom Ia being tried today tor tho first
time. Everything 40 fur has gone
smoothly.
Tho Republican central committee
claim the county by Sj0O. II IL I'm.
possiblo TO got any state returns TO.
night.
THE ALLIANCE VOTE IN KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. a.--Nine dis
trlot Judges were voted for la Kansas,
aud county ofilcur- Ia eightson ooun.
ties. II will be difficult even after the
returns are In, unless the Victory Ia
sweeping, 10 tell whether the Peoples
party gained or lost during the year.
Rain has fallen all over the State. The
vote IL very light everywhere. The
sub.A lliances failed 10 vote IN blocks
as last year, when they swept the State.
KANSAS CirY, Mo. Nov. 3.--Ds.
patches received hero from Ill parts Ut
Kansas where the election II being
held today, shows that an orderly aud
holly contested election is In progress.
The real contest ~ between tho Re-
puDllcans and the Peoples party.
Dispatches from various counties
show that the Alliance didn't hold it,
own. Only IL counties OF the l06 In
the State are heard from. In only two
Of them have the Alliance made u
clean sweep. In the country the Re.
puhlicans appeared 10 have regaineii
their fo0thold, while In tho cities the
Alliance made slight gains. In the
judicial districts the returns Indicate
that the a lliauce met u wholesale de-
feat. The Republicans aud Demo :
Gratis combined against ths Alliance
candidates for Judges.
MICHIGAN.