Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
Preparing for a Row on EleG-
ton Day in New York.
THE BOSTON REPUBLICANS.
Prohibit Orists Advised to Vote for
Weaver and Field.
POLITICAL PAnriEs ~ KANSAS
Oregon Electors Refuse TO Withdraw.
.-ihu Total RES !StTStion
OF California.

NEw York, Nov. .. - within
tseuty.iour houa last past birth has
been given 10 elements which may
come together in this city on election
day with sharp crash. one ~ the
elements 10 tho announced adherence
by Attorney. General Miller to the
custom OF tho past under Judge Cra-
dlcy'a decision, In accordance with
which the federal supervisors Of elcc.
ton mny pass any where they deemed
wise within election enclosures; the
other and opposing element lies la the
fact that Lloutennnt.iovernO Shue-
nan, chairman OF the New York state
Democratic campaign committee, has
Issued AN address 10 the Democrats Of
the state IN which hc cites Judge
Brower's decision nnd calls on Domo-
crats TO see 20 II that federal supervisors
DO not enter the booths. Judge Brewer
OF the United States Supreme court
has ruled that supervisors had no right
10 enter booths or 50 behind tho On.
closure where ballot boxes are.
f1thAtllAN AftalNtHN VI NuN lNtlAlUs
cratic state committee, speaking today
OF Millcr's circular aud Shuchnu's op-
posing order to the Democrats said
that ito believed federal supervisors hsd
no right In the booths AMI that they
would not 10 allowed TO 80 there. He
said thai Democrats would see to II
that they stood outside the enclosure
wheie booths anu lailOt boxes are.
4. a..
sible clash Of the two elements referred
to Tuesday next. 10 has been Rscor.
tanned that the law officers Vt the de.
partmen, OF justice Mt Washington
carefully examined the statutes and
opinions rendered In cases arising out
OF alleged violations 0f the election
statute, aud yesterday the circular
WINS issued by Attorney General Miller.
In ox-parte SiebOtt Ell AZ. Bradley de-
oisiOn held that national and etate
Jurisdiction were coEurrent but where
verdict occurred tho former was su.
pfclnc. IL held that the law authOriz.
ing deputy mAfshals 10 keep thu peace
at national elections l. not un.
constitutional and the national gov
eminent has the right 10 use physical
iorco in any part Of thu United States
10 carry into execution the powers
conferred upon II. The leaders Of both
parties here today have been further
Informed from Washington that Acting
Attorney General Aldrich had sent the
following telegram 10 Quilted States
Marshal Walker ut Montgomery, Ala,
this afternoon. In response TO "A request
for instructions:
"Seelast paragraph Of circular mailed
you today. Use your discretion, re-.
membering and no iustfucting your
deputies, that they are peace officers
and not partizans, and that tho law
was enacted 10 secure u free and honest
ballot anu a fair count"
A nlsrOS DEMONSTRATION.
BosrOa, Mass, Nov. 2.-The Repub.
llcan demonstration here tomorrow
evening, for which the state managers
have been preparing throughout the
past month win undoubtedly surpass
any like event In the political history
OF the state. Mayor Frank III. Briggs
OF Boston will be chief marshal,
and fifty cities In the state will be re-
presented in the Inns. More than 5000
college students will be In line, inolud-
lug 1900 from Harvard, 200 from tho
Institute Of Technology, ana large
compn nieh from Williams', Tufts and
other collegcs and Boston University.
Ii is possible that 200 or 800 Yale men
will Join in the college division. Tho
Boston markotmon VIII engage In the
parade, mounted.
PEomBrTIoSIsTs
wATERTuwN, 3. d., Nov. al. A.
Louoke, chairman Of the Prohibition
state central committee, ana NJ. ID.
Alexander, nominee OF the Prohibition
party for governor, are advising the
prnhibitioni0ts to vote for Weaver aud
Field. Tho secretary " state refused
10 place tho nominees Of tho Prob ID
ition uarty In the official ballot, owing
to some technically.
TIE KANSAS VOTE.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 2.-J. Ware
| Butteriield, secretary OF the Republi.
can state league, estimates tho vote OF
this state at 800, 900. On that basis no
estimates Bidwell's vote at 5000; Wen-
ver's at l57, 900 aud HarrisOu's nj ls8,.
| 500. The state ticket, ho thinks, will
receive principally the same vote.
REFUSE 10 WITHDRAW.
| PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 2.-Ihe Dem.
ooratin electors refuse TO withdraw al
though requested 10 do so by both
national ana state committees,
REGISTRATION or CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, The total
registration OF California for the cleo.
ton In 1902 Ia $4,000. The total vote
In the Presidential election IN 1883 was
| pol, 900.
MILLER WILL RETIRE,
INpIANApoLIs, Ind, Nov. 2.-At.
| iorney General Miller In nm interview
tonight confirmed the rop0rt that ho IL
10 retire from the cabinet OF President
Harrison next March, whatever may
he tho result Of tho approaching cleo
ton. Miller stated that he maize NJ
his mint to this effect OverR year ago.
APPLICATION FOR AlANDAMUs RE.
FUSED.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 2.-rhe su
preme court today refused the appll