Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-05

ana iOT Ntou RNNtIuultut uNuef
Democratic administration o. election
day, lay aside all duties except the
duties Of that day. Protect The respect
I've polls sg iinst bribery, fraud or In.
timidaiiou. No authority Gnu en-.
power any man to interfere with the
lawful casting Of your rightiul ballots.
Right is with u,and we nic cerlaiH NJ
victory. Make II au overwhelming
triumph.
PROM REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.
The following is synopsis NJ
cihular issued today from the RrIub.
hcAn national hCajqunrtCr':
There come 10 thr Republican com.
mittse intimatiuns " reserve rrdp nt
cnmiaign lies for Issuance the day he.
iuru tbcti'n. Very prolific anu un.
uSually Sensational articles are 10 he
published, prvsrr ding whnt puruorl 10
be incis from Nil tho Western States
FOR publication In the Eist aud vice
vefen, when too late TO he contrnd,otei I,
That shall have the Intended effect az
this last moment, OF influencing
large number Of men who are
always willing and anxious to he
on the winning side. They, too,
claim everything I'm the East,
anu have given over tho West
nodlly TO the Weaver electoral vote.
Carefully prepared tables viii be
published that shall prove the Hsser.
tloufRud demonstrate hat the ection
0! Cleveland Is hey nd y question. Re.
publicaus all over the land should be
prepared for such action and should
iiecfedit all clnims not based uIOn
sure Information, ami sensational
stories should le discredited. irish
American voters ARE to have careful
confederation. and r1orbgoks Of the
most sensational character Rfe ~ be
published. The race sentiment II IN
te W rkel for all II l. worth, and
several prominent Irish.Amerlcins
who ar. "a firm Republicans as the
head Of the ticket himself will he quot
ed nH having, at the LAST moment,
turned apostles 10 English Interests and
tt serted protection ami honest money
or the false gOu ~ free trade and wild.
cat currency. BE on your guard. Be
live only that which IL consistent with
common sense Or accompanied by un.
Improbable testimony, and do not
change convictions that come by honest
thought, hut vote a. your conscience
directs, and Rs ynu believe 10 he right.
You have the assurance Of this com.
mittee, based upon confidential aud re-
liable Information from ali over the
country, that the nominees u the Re-
publican party viii be elected 10y n
const,tutionai m Jority that shall be
beyond question.
THE u. 8. LAW PARAMOUNT.
Edward Mitchell, attorney for the
southern district OF Now York.
has wrltton letter to the Uniteu
states MARSHAL AMI inspector
u elections In regard 10 Shee.
hsu'u instruction, citing the Revised
statutes anu telling the marshal Ia
instruct each turervisor and deputy
that, wherever there was any conflict
between the law Of the United states
anu tho state law, the United States
law Ia paramount. The marshal 1.
also 10 inform supervisors ami deputies
tlAt the United States intends 10 carry
out the provisions Of section 2OlO, re-.
vised statutes, and see that every super.
visor and every deputy, II requested tO
support him, snail be aliOwel 10 take
any position uohiuI the guard rail he
sees III, and ANY persOn interfering
with them IN any way while they are
IN the performances oi their duty can
tt once be arrested without process
under section 5522 Of the revised sta
tutes.
CnARLts NJ. DENSIsJN,
chief supervisor OF elections Of the
notlhern district Of New York, issue
final instructions ~ supervisors OF elec.
lions appointed ~ serve nj the election
4 November slh, OF which the follow
ing ~ IaT:
Tho extraordinary pronunciamento
Issued by William SheHhan, chairman
II the Democratic state campaign com.
mltles directing ths Democrats to
prevent supervisors OF elections huu
United States maf,hals from perform
ing any OF their duties iusi lie tue
gunru rail on election day Ia rsvOlu.
iUnsry. Frequent convictions have
been hnd Ia the federal courts Of per.
SONS VINO committed Otiuuses OF the
same nature as now advised by Shte-
hau. In view Of these convictions, II
seems hardly possible thar any person
viii attempt to follow Sheehun's
Otdtrl, but fearing such attrmp,s 1
again instruct SUPERVISORS Ol election
10 30 insiue the guard rail on election
dny and remain there, before or behind
the ballot boxes, AS they deem beet,
until the voting be- tOue, the votes
canv Rsaed, aud the returns made, and
Tie board OF election inspectors ad-
JouTns,"
DEPUTY MARsnALs SWORN IN.
Twelve hundred United States mar.
shals were sworn in Today Tor duty ut
the polls next Tuesday.
FOR CoLuNIZING VOTERS.
The trial Of John Kearney and
John Griffin, Democrats, charged with
colOnizlny voters, wss concluded to-
Jay, Griffin being sentenced 10 three
years anu len mo tbs at hard labor,
and hearney remRnded uutll Monday.
About twenty uwellers on RandalPs
island, charged win false registration,
were admitted 10 bail IN the tum of
$1,000 elch, George q, Holland and
William Green, cOlOred, hO,h OF Har.
lem, pleaded guilty Of false registra-
tlOn today anu were sentenced TO two
years In the peniteutiaTy each.
a Daring Robbery.
OMAHA, N.n., Nov. A daring
robbery DC urTed this evening ON a
train between Omaha aud Missouri
valley. a masked dtsrerndo fired two
shots at W. @. Pollock, representing II
New York jewelEy hOuse, heat him In
horrible manner over the head and
face, anu then, seizing PollOcK's sam
pie case containing SIS, 900 worth of
jewelry, jumped from the train anu
disappeared. POllocK was brought to