Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-03

crnor. Augustus A. Smith. etc.
Peoples - Governor, Henry Wlnn;
Lieutenant Governor, WILLIAM j..
Shields. Socialist llator 90 Governor,
III. w. Robson; Lieutenant.GoVosuor
George Pcarcc.
IN MtssssippL
JAcKsoS, Mlss, Nov. g.-tn this
State tomorrow there viii bo held th u
first election under the new Coustltu.
ton. The Legislature to hO elected viii
hold four years, and win elect two
United States Senator, but a. most OF
the candidates have been Instructed for
Walthnll and George, they VIII doubt.
lees be their own succcssor. Three
railroad commissioners are also 10 be
elected. There Ia little opposltion 10
tho democratic nominees. The ALI
nnce, however, has nominated candi-
dates for the legislature in n few coun.
ties.
NEW JERSEY.
JBRsEY Cry, y. j., Nov. Estate
Senators are 10 be elected Ia seven
counties. They win vOte fof tile sue
cessor 20 United States Senator bod.
gott, democrat. tour Of these counties
are always democratic. The Republic
cans hope to carry tho other three. In
the Assembly they expect 10 gain at
least two member. They also hope to
regain several members In districts
which went democratic unexpectedly
last year. Tie next Assembly Will
pfahably stand as 70 - In favor Of the
Democrats. Allen L.. McDermott,
alutFu.aa - a.. si..,.aaH.lt. Ifula saf,t.
mitloe, Is confident Of clvciing all
seven Of the Senators, which would
make tho Senate ~ Democrats and o
II crubllcans.
RcuiosD, Va, Nov. 2.--Thc alec.
tlon In this State tomorrow IL for the
purpose Of olecling M entire HOUSE of
delegates aud half Of the Senate. No
State question ~ Involved.
~ MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-l;yofy cleo.
tive ofiiccr Ia Maryland from governor
down will bc voted for on Tuesday.
Al parties concedo tho election vi
Frank Blown, Democrat, for governor.
'rhe best that even the sponsors for his
opponent, Naun0ft, Republican, ever
claimed was that he would reduce the
Democratic majority. Fifteen thou.
sand majority IL claimed for Brown.
The election u Brown by large ma.
jority Is interpreted 10 mean the eleo.
lion Of the entire Democratic State
ticket. The legislature l. regarded IN
surely safe for the reelection OF United
States senator German. In such
event n Democrat will succeed Senator
Wilson, who died shortly before Tn,
adjournment OF the last Congress.
THE ELLcrios IN KANsAs.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 1.-The cleo.
ton In Kansas IL not fraught with the
general interest that politics IN the
McrcuFlal State usually Inspires. Not
only IL II an on:year election, but an
election where there IN not even 10 be
chosen q single State officer. Yet II
must not be Understood that II n with.
out interes. within the State. IL has
been one Of tho mosi holly Contested
ofi-year campaigns ever witnessed IN
Kansas. Both OF the leading partio.
arc making n determined effort 10
break tho strength and stunt the
growth OF tue Farmers Alliance or
Peoples party. Particularly " this
true Of the Republican party, but In
some localities the Democrats, Us a
minority party, have thought II er-
pedlent 10 effect fusion with the
Farmers' party. With tho exception OF
nine district Judges tho campaign IL
purely local, confined 10 the election
Of county officers. But both the State
central committees have been daily
snding out a score OF speakers into
every nook and corner Of tho State.
The Republicans feol that II IL a ques.
ton Of supreme importance that they
should carry many Of tho county olec.
lions, aud thus say 10 the East aud the
entire nation that the State OF Kansas
Il once more safely In the Republican
fanka,