The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-08

and Stroud in the Fourth districts They
hope. in connection w sh the Republicans.
to control the Legislature.
New Hampshire Not In Danger.
CoNcoRD. n. H.. Nov. TAT Republican
headquarters it is claimed that the State
will give Harrison upwards of $500
plurality; that Smith will be elect
ed Governor by the people; that
both Blair and Baker will be elected
to Congress. and that the Republicans will
have good working majority in
e1tn n SsanCnes OF me Leg,siat1 IRE
State Is conceded to Harrison by a
small plurality. and 1t is claimed there
will be no choice for Governor by the
people. that the Democrats will elect both
members of Congress and that tn . Legisia-
lature will be very close.
Nevada Will Likely Go for Weaver.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IAN authoritative
dispatch from Virginia City this evening
says it IS impossi BILE to venture prediction
as to the plurality, but Weaver will prob
ably carry Nevada. Newlands. the third
party cadidate for Con press will also prob
ably get majority slightly less than Wea-
ing four counties in his senatorial contest
-Storie. Washoe. Ormsby, Douglass. In
each case he will be beaten by the oppo-
sition bold-over Republican Senators.
The Peck Case.
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. This was the day
set for decision In the Court of Sessions
on the demurrer to the indictment of Labor
Commissioner Peck and his stenogrspher.
Ebert Rogers, on the charge of burning
certain tariff circulars and answers. Just
hat "a nd
told District Attorney Eaton that he had
reached decision. but had not had time to
consult with his associates about the mat
ter. He announced that he would hand
down decision probably Monday next
How Cleveland Will Learn His Fate
NEW YORK, Nov. Mr. Cleveland on
election day will vote early and will prob
ably spend most of the day at his office. As
is his custom he Will remain at home on
election night. A telegraph has been run
into his study and with few friends
probably T.. G.. Benedict, Colonel Lamont
and George +. Parker-he will receive the
returns there. The private wire will be SO
arranged that Mr.. Cleveland can at any
time call up the members of the national
committee at headquarters.
VIII Vote for Harrison and Reid.
NEW YORK. Nov. Thomas c. Pollock,
the general foreign freight agent of the
Pennsylvania railroad, who voted for Mr..
Cleveland In 1884. and again in 1883, has
decided to vote the Republican ticket this
year. He said to-day: II don't believe in
the Democratic platforms declaration on
the currency question. Beyond that. am
moderate protectionlst Lived In Eng
land for years. and the poverty of the peo-
pie was a continual surprise to ME. Our
prosperity is, think, due to protection"
Wild Democratic Claims.
SAN Francisco, Nov. MAX Pepper.
chairman of the Democratic State centrs
committee. says if 10000 votes are polled
for Weaver the State will 60 for Cleve-
land The Populists committee claim
Weaver Will carry the State by small
plurality. Chairman Meyers, of the Re-
publican State committee, will not venture
my statement to plurality, but says
that his committee has the greatest conf
dence that tho State will go for Harrison.
Indiana Voters Coming Home.
CHICAGO, Nov Tone hundred voters of
the Hoosier State were sent home by E. w.
Bradford, who arrived at the Grand Pacific
on Sunday morning. Mr.. Bradford said:
| elf we get our voters out We will DO all
| riQht-victory is ours. If not, why then,
| you SEQ. the Democrats, for the greater
pArI, are maze up OF uleu WHO hTo 8cCus-
! toned to rough weather, in fact, TO hard
| life generally. Therefore. they are not
| likely to have their number diminished by
| storm or rain"
Trying to Vote Indiana Democrats.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA complaint has
reached Republican headquarters that q
number of railroad mon who live IN Indi-
ana towns and board in CHICAGO. have
been registered here. The number will
| probably reach over two hundred. 1t is
said they are being BROUGHT into Chicago
| under the auspices of the Democratic
| party local leaders. United States mar
| shals have been specially instructed to
| take summary measures TO prevent the
| pefpetration of the alleged fraud.
No Free Speech In Virginia.
| RICHMOND, Va. Nov. Tx Congress-
man John S. Wise, formerly OF this
/ State. now of New York city. attempted
to make o speech here tonight in
the interest of the Republican party. but
was booted down by his audience.
| Captain Wise was exceedingly wrathy.
I and left the hall, saying he
| would 10 direct to the telegraph Office
! and published the outrage to the world,
| ana gain thousands of votes for the Re-
| publican party.