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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-08
RoUsINe MEETING AT SANDY.
The Nest Enthusiastic One of the Cam
palgn.

The Nest Enthusiastic One of the Cam
palgn.
BINGHAM JUNCTION, Utah, Nov. T.
Especial telegram to THE HERALD. THE
most enthusiastic meeting OF the campaign
was held at Sandy tonight The torchlight
procession exceeded by far anything yet
witnessed in these parts. In the process
sion were old sturdy lifelong Democrats,
and the young men were equally IS en-
thusiastic Among other notable things
was q throng OF young ladies bearing
Cleveland bunting and caps to match. The
brass baud gave excellent music and the
West Jordan Juvenile Drum corps beat
steady martial music. indicating the march
The large hall was packed to overlooking,
many ladies having to stand.
j. B. Rawlings. of West Jordan. was in
troduced as the first speaker, who confined
his remarks to practical illustrations and
clearly proved his every point and sp-
pealed to all Liberals to abandon their
Indian crusade against these people and
fight manly and on defined lines. He was
applauded many times and gave way to
Mr. D. O. Rideout, Of Draper. who dwelt
at length on the issues of the day and held
his audience well in hand. His audience
showed the appreciation of his remarks;
after which three rousing cheers for the
Democratic tickets, national. state and
county were given. The victory was ours
and will be today.
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CALIFORNIA.
Weaver May Get Twenty Thousand Votes in
the State

Weaver Nay Get Twenty Thousand Votes in
the State.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. THE campaign
in California closes with the three state
committees claiming a victory tomorrow,
though the Democratic claim is made with
q certain qualification. The chairman of
the Democratic committee says If 10000
votes are cast for Weaver the state will go
for Cleveland, and from information in his
possession he inclines to the belief that
the Populist vote viii be large enough to
secure Democratic victory. The Populisu
committee claim that Weaver will poll 10
600 votes and carry the state by q small
plurality. The chairman of the RepuDli-
can committee will not venture any state
ment as to plurality. but says the commit
tee has the greatest confidence that the
stste will go for Harrison There is much
uncertainty as to the result on the legisla-
lure, the Citizens non-partisan party,
wnich nominated municipal ticket here,
having also nominated twenty three legis-
lative candidates divided between Demo-
Gratis and Republicans.
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IN NEW YORK.
Bad Weather Likely to Prevail All Over
the Stats

Bad Weather Likely to Prevail All Over
the Stats.
New YoRK, Nov. THE weather pros
poets for tomorrow are not alluring. Accord
ing to the weather bureau a heavy storm is
now in progress IN the lake region ard this
evening there is here a cold, drilling rain
probably the advance of the sans storm.
The storm tomorrow will probably extend
from Virginia northTard over the middle
Atlantic and New England states ana
while It may clear Off before night the
weather bureau says it is not probable
All over the rest Of the country IL win be
cold and clear according to present indica-
tions.
Arrangements are ali completed for
.he election in this CITY tomor-
row on behalf Of the federal
authorities there is the force Of super
yisors and deputy United States marshals.
Two hundred watch the proceedings st the
polls. keep peace and wstch for alleged
proposed frauds. There viii be 6,000 or
1000 supervisors and deputies. Sheriff
Godmans is also ready and has put q lot OF
men in every election district &c watch the
mzrshals, and the police have received in
strUctiOns TO watch them also 1t is there
fore likely that the presence OF SO much
tempted frauds.
1t is the general opinion Of city officers
that the anti election stories of expected
trouble will not amount TO as much as they
have in former years. That is, much talk
and very little trouble. Judge Barrett said
today. that from the oDeulng to the closing
OF the polls tomorrow, the judges OF the
supreme court viii attend in turn, two
or three at a time. in their chambers at the
county court house. and as this has been the
custom in preceding years. il will greatly
aid people who may De arrested illegally.
Information was received at the United
States narsbals Office today. that body
of three hundred coionizers, whose destina-
ton was Coney Island, had been shipped
from Pistsburg and other parts Of Ale
gheny county.
Chairman Hackett OF the Republican
state committee was seen by an Associated
Press reporter this afternoon n regard to
a dispatch sent out By Lieutenant Gov
ernor Sheehan, alleging that the Repub-
lican state committee had sent poster
ballots TO Republicans up the state, headed
by William Steinway and Richard Croker,
Democratic electors, and followed by the
names Of Republican electors. Hackett
said the statement was upQuali6edly false,
but added IL vas exactly what the Demo
Gratis have done. BE had sample paper
from up the state which had been mailed
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In KANSAS
Both Parties Claiming the State by Big Ma.
jorilies.

Both Parties Claiming the State by Big Ma
jorities.
TOPEKA, Kans., Nov. 1.-THE situation IL
Kansas, so far us it has undergone q
change since Saturday night, is slightly
more in favor of the fusionists, today the
Democratic candidate for Congress in tho
Fifth precinct Withdrawing in favor of the
Populist candidate, SO that fusion is now
accomplished in all TIE districts excepting
the Sixth. The chairman of the Repub-
licsn state committee claims everything
HIS says the Republicans will without doubt
have majority of from ten to twenty
Thousand on state and national tickets and
will elect every Congressional candidate.
The Peoples party men and Fusionists are
even more confident than the Republicans;
the chairman Of the Populist state central
committee claims the election of Lewelling
candidate for governor, by majority of at
least $4,000, and says Weaver will run
ahead Of the State ticket by
at least 10, 900 votes. Fusion between tho
Populists and Democrats has been arranged
in nearly every Legislative and senatorial
district in the state and indications are that
the legislature will be anti Republica al
though the Republicans claim they will
have majority aud will elect Senator Per
kins to the United States Senate. The
Fusionists, on the other hand, claim they
will even have larger majority than in
the last legislature when they elected
PETER 10 succeed Ingalls,. In the congress
sionaI campaign the Republicans have
made particularly stvong fight for Jerry
Simpsons scalp and the Populists have
made an extraordinary defense of 1t. The
result is awaited with much anxiety.
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A BRIGHT OUTLOOK.
in one bet.

All the Doubtful States VIII Swing Into
Line for Cleveland.
NEW YoRK, Nov. AT Democratic
headquarters late tonight the announce
ment was made that there had been an in
crease in registration in New York
Kings. Queens and Richmond counties
which should give no less than $4,000 ma
jority. Harrity does not think the Repub-
licans can meet this with more than 60, 600
from the rural districts; therefore they
expect $4,000 plurality for Cleveland in the
state. Chairman Harrity now says the
Democrats will carry New York, Indiana,
New Jersey, Connecticut, Wisconsin, six
from Michigan. and fair probability OF
Colorado, Illinois and Iowa
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IDAHO DEMOCRATS.
They are Confident They VIII Carry the
State.

They Are Confident They viii Carry the
State.
BOISE, Ida, Nov Especial telegram to
TIE HERALD. The campaign in Idaho is
closed and tonight the Democrats are sleep
ing on their arms confident that tomorrow
victory will be theirs. Today Chairman
Tillinghast received word from South Da-
lkota that the three electoral votes OF that
state would be wrested from Harrison by
Weaver He also received q message from
National Chairman Harrity saying that
Cleveland was as good as elected. Tonight
much betting is being done in Boise by
Democrats and Republicans. No ODDS are
being offered by either side. d. P. b.
Pride Republican, is working and betting
against Mcconnell, Republican nominee
for governor.
1t is thought the Republicans will elect
the legislature and perhaps one or two
state officers, but that is ALL While Repub-
llcaps of Shoshone county emphatically
deny that any attempt is to be made tomor-
row to carry the county by fair means or
foul it is known that NJ. G. Sullivan, man
ager Of a Spokane detective agency, has
sent thirteen of his hirelings TO Wallace.
1t is thought that many more FOUNDERS will
be sent in tonight. If it becomes apparent
that the Democrats are to win tomorrow
some lively scenes may be expected. Dem
ocrats have stood great deal from tyran-
meal and officious military rulers, but any
attempt to disfranchise them will not be
tolerated. Democrat managers have again
advised the Shoshone county followers to
closely observe the law. II Republicans
win by trickery the returns of the county
Will be challenged and the matter fought to
the bitter end.
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AP THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Usual Arrangements Made for Receiving
the Returns.

the Returns.
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE usual ar
engagements have been made for supplying
early information of the election results
tomorrow to the president After the bust
ness of the day is over and actual returns
begin TO come in the president will have
the company of Secretary John w. Foster
and Attorney General Miller, end possibly
one or two personal friends, and together
they will read the returns until it is time
TO retire or until some tangible result is IN
sight. The people who saw the president
today say that If he feels any anxiety he
does not show it. He is cool and collected
and betrays no sign of worry.
Attorney General Miller is confdant
that no trouble will arise whatever at the
polls because Of federal officers in the per-
Torrance of q legitimative public duty. He
has authorized the statement that United
States deputy marshals will not want to
force themselves behind guard rails at
election booths in New York or elsewhere
and VIII only go beyond the limit pres
cribed by state law In order to make ar
rests or preserve the peace.
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DAVIS COUNTY.
Good Majority VIII Be Rolled Up for
RaWIins.

Good majority VIII BE hoIleu up Ior
Rawlins.
KAYsvmLE, Utah, Nov. 7.-TSpecial tele-
gram to TIE HERALD. l-On the eve of the
great battle the Democracy are confident
Of success in Davis county and are ready
and eager for the fray. Word reached
here this evening Of the fusion between
the Liberals and Republicans in Salt Lake
and Weber counties. Local Republicans
were frantic with rage when they were
shown the evidence OF the perfdy OF their
party leaders. The effect will be another
boomerang for their party, for it practic-
ally decides the independent vote in favor
of Rawlius and Utah's freedom. Count on
Davis county for a good. majority tomor-
row. The town is ablaze with torchlight
professions tonight Meetings are being
held by both parties, and the Democrats
are parading the streets aud Rawlins'
name is on every lip. The procession ex-
ceeds nything seen here during the cam
paign Republicans are making wesk at
tempt to work UP enthusiasm, but their
ranks are much too thin for it to be suc-
cess.
The Democrats and the Republicans both
held final rallies last night. The Demo-
Gratis had a procession several blocks in
length which was very imposing and
formed strong contrast with that of the
Repu blicans, which was Deggerly affair,
Judge L. L. Rhodes of Ogden talked to the
Democrats for an hour and a half. The
academy building was crammed full. and
large numbers we're unable TO get in at all.
/ The Republicans met in the amusement
hail and were addressed by Arthur Brown
of Salt Lake. The greater part of the
audience was composed of the overflow
from the Democratic gathering.
Kaysvills is aolid for the Democrats.
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AT BUFFALO,.
Trouble Expected In Several of the Wards
TuesdAr

Trouble Expected In Several of the Wards
Tuesday.
BUFFALO. Nov. T. No specials have been
sworn in by United States supervisors for
service on election day beyond the two
originally appointed for each district, one
Republican and one Democrat. A large
number of special deputies have been
sworn in by the sheriff for election pur-
poses. The Democratic managers have
issued an order to the Democratic board of
inspectors, supervisors and other election
officers to insist upon the Democratic in
depreciation of the law.
The appointment of deputy sheriffs is
looked upon as an evidence that the Demo-
Gratis intend to have mOlance OF law to
support their position. Many clashes seem
probable, especially in the districts in the
lower part of the city, where many COM
plants of illegal registration have been
made and where there have been many
arrests United States officers. have been
instrumental in making up these cases, and
there is where trouble is likely to occur.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-08
SIX TICKETS IN COLORADO.
Betting on the Result two to One in Favor
OF Weaver.

Betting on the Result two to One in Favor
of Weaver.
DENVER, Nov. THE political outlook
in Colorado is difficult one to figure on
because of six siokets in the field. Chair
man Griffith of the Republican committee
expresses the opinion that Harrison, the
state, and congressional ticket will be
elected by 10000 plurality. This is stoutly
contradicted by Chairman Mckinley of the
Clevelandites, who recently Withdrew the
electors and adopted the Peoples party
ticket. Mckinley thinks the Weaver
electors will have plurality from 5000
to 10000. Chairman Arbuokle. of the
Weaver ticket and free coinage Democrat
who fused with the Peoples party is con
fident of the election of Weaver and the
balance of mis- ticket in the state. Betting
in the pool-rooms on the result in the state
is two to one in favor of Weaver.
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gave statistics on wool tariffs for the past
twenty years and told how McKinley's
tariff made his wool this year worth four
cents less per pound. He was followed by
Lawyer Merrill, the young populist who
spoke principally upon the silver question
which he illustrated in very able man
ner Mr.. Blydenburgh followed, his re-
marks being on the Warren deed land bill.
the effects of which, should it become law.
were plainly discussed. From latest re-
ports and estimates Carbon and Fremont
counties will give Weaver 200 majority.
Carbon county will vote almost solidly for
the sgriculteral college at Lander. The
latest reports state that the ranchmen and
small farmers do not take kindly to the
deed land bill, and will vote for the fusion
legislators to retire Mr.. Warren.
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CONNECTICUT.
Views of the ohaiEmen of Both Parties on
the Result.

Views of the ChaiEmsn of Both Parties on
the Result.
New HAVEN. Conn, Nov. THE chair
men of both state committees were inter
viewed tonight and Chairman Benton of
the Repu blicans said he expected his party
would secure a safe plurality FOR both
electors and state tickets. He looked for
the election of Republican legislature in
both branches. three out of the four Re-
publican candidates for Congress, and he
would not be at all surprised if his party
made clean sweep, Insuring full Republ-
can represeD tation in both houses at Wash
ington.
Chairman Davis of the Democratic COM
mittee said he was absolutely certain the
Democratic electoral ticket in the state
would have plurality of not less than
1000. He said the election Of governor
would be thrown into the legislature,
which was in doubt as TO its political com
plexion in joint ballot, and no one could
foretell the result. The Democrats are
sure of three congressman out Of four.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

1t Will Go for Weaver by Handsome
Plurality
YANKroN, S. D., Nov. lotto p. Miller,
chairman of the South Dakota Democratic
central committee claims South Dakota's
four electoral votes for Weaver, by a
plurality of G. $50 votes. He declined to ex-
press himself upon the report that Demo-
cratic voters are being urged to vote for
the Weaver electors and not for CIeye-
land. Republicans, however, are confident
of succeSS.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

The Great Battle Between the Two
PARTIES
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Nov. THAT West
Virginia is an extremely doubtful state is
acknowledged by the conservative element
of all parties. Four tickets are in the field
Democratic, Republican, Prohibltionist
and Populist, the last named party had a
considerable foothold, but within the past
three or four weekR mum Der have deserted
the ranks and gone back to the old parties
The Prohibitionists cut no figure of i'm
portance. The great battle is on between
the Democrats and Republicans and each
claim the state by from 1850 to 1000.
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BETS ON THE RESULT.
Ten Thousand to Four That
Cleveland Carries New York.
One Thousand to Seven Hundred on Indiana
and fourteen Thousand Even on
Connecticut.

NEW York, Nov. Especial telegram
to THE HERALD.l- AT late hour tonight
Joseph J. O'Donahue bet $4,000 to 81. 900
that Cleveland would carry the state of
New York. The Coffee King' also bet
$1,000 to 500 that Cleveland would carry
Indiana. A New Haven Democrat bet
$4,000 even that Cleveland would carry
Connecticut. OF this amount $1,000 was
in one bet
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North Dakota in tine Doubtful Column.

BISMARCK, Nd, Nov.7.-Chalrman Spald-
ing Of the Republican committee says q
careful canvass has convinced the commit
tee that the Harrison electors will carry
the state by 1000, the Republican congress-
men by 1900 and the state ticket by 1000.
Chairman Mariatta OF the Democratic com
mittee claims the state for the F'usionists
by two thousand to three thousand. The
legislature will be very close, and is claimed
by both sides. Conservative politicians
place the state in the doubtful column,
with chances tsvoring the Weaverites.
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QUEER FIGURING.
The New York Mail and Express on the Sit
uatiOu

The New York Mail and Express on the Sit
uatiOu.
The Mall and Express says the Repabli-
cans expect to carry 26S electoral votes,
and concede 1874 to the Democrats. This Is
on the basis Of putting the six votes Of
West Virginia in the doubtful column, also
three of Delaware, and giving Wesver Ne
vaua's three votes; thus giving Harrison
1914 plurality in the electoral college, and
granting him West Virginia, he would have
8 majority of ITO over ALL 1t says the Re-
publicans cannot in view Of this figure de-
feat for Harrison under any combination,
as it is almst giving Cleveland all the states
which it is believed he will carry, together
with New York, Indiana and Connecticut,
and yet he will still be short Of the neces-
sary number to elect. Harrison might lose
Illinois, Wisconsin, Kansas and Missouri
and yet win. He might lose Colorado,
Connecticut Idaho. Maine. Montana, New
Hampshire, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode
Island, South Dakota. Vermont, Washing
ton and Wyoming. and win.
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The situatiop IN North pnto,a

FARGO, N. D., Nov. THE Republican
state committee claims that Harrison
electors will be chosen by from 1000 to
1900 plurality, and that the state ticket
viii pull through with good majorities and
the legislature be Republican. The Demo-
cratic state committee, which has fused with
the Peoples party, claim both national and
state tickets, the former by from 300 to
1000, and the latter from 1000 to 5000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-08

Jewelry. Diamonds and Watches in
Elegant Variety. Everything usual to
first-class JeWeIry Store, in stock, embrac-
ing articles for presentation or use, from
the cheapest to the. extravagant concet of
the connoisseur.
j. H. Leyson Company. 1913 Main St.
Open Evenings Until December 81.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Democrats Concede that Harrison viii
Carry 1t.
CONCORD, N. H, Nov. AT Republican
headquarters 1t is claimed the state will go
for Harrison upwards of 800 that Smith
will be elected governor; that both Blair
and Baker viii be elected to Congress; and
that the Republicans will have a good
working majority in both branches of the
legislature. At Democratic headquarters
the state is conceded to Harrison by a
small plurality and it is claimed there will
be no choice for governor by the people !;
that the Democrats will elect both members
of Congress and that the legislature will be
very close,
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Tha Ontlnok in South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. mo interest
to speak of is taken in the coming ection.
There is no doubt about the result in this
state, so there is no excitement. The esti-
mated vote will stand about this way !:
Cleveland, 10000.
Harrison, 10000.
Weaver, 1000 TO 1000.
Indications point TO the election Of FIVE
Alliance and two Democratic congressman.
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Mrs. Ta1mare Reported Insane.

New YoRK, Nov. REV. T. Dewitt Tai
mage was mysteriously absent from his
Brooklyn pulpit yesterday. 1t is rumored
that his wife became insane in New Haven
yesterday. They were there and q late
telegram said they had returned to New
York, but a cali at the house this morning
elected the information from the house
keeper that they had not returned and she
did not know where they were. They went
away Thursday.
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BIG TIME AT CHEYENNE.
The Campaign Closed In q Blaze OF
Glory.

CHEYENNE. wy. Nov, T.-[special tele-
gram to THE HERALD. 1.-The campaign
closed tonight here with immense perades
Of both parties, though the Democratic
was the larger by over 1000. The Repub-
licans had engaged all the bands in the city
SO the Democrats were forced to bring up a
band from Greedy and Denver. Colo. It
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-08
Esiimntaa On Iaahn-

BosIs. Ida, Nov. THE chairman of
the Republican state committee claims the
state for Harrison by twelve TO fifteen
hundred plurality. The Populists estimate
that the Weaver electors will have 4000
plurality they being endorsed by the DEM
ocrats. Democrats claim the state for
Weaver by twenty-five hundred.
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by the Democrats to Republican. It was
headed by Henry w. Sang and Jesse Selig-
man, Republican electors. and the names
of thirty four Democratic electors fol-
lowed, end he understood the Democrats
had been spreading these right and left
among Repu blicans throughout the state.
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SHEEHAN CONFIDENT.

He Has no Doubt About hew York Going
for Cleveland
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Lieutenant-
Governor Sheehan when asked tonight
what he thought of the situation at the
closing hour replied, I'VE will carry New
York state. Of that have not the slight
est doubt" There is every indication of
trouble tomorrow as the Republican mana
gers have sworn in small army of deputy
marshals and insist on having from five to
two marshals in each election district. The
sheriff has sworn in bout 800 deputies and
the Democratic manak-.- !. lsclare that
every Democrat arrested tomorrow will be
bailed at once