Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-07
POLITICAL COLUMN.
Al The Territorial Committees Head
quarters.
TIRED srUurERs CONE HOME.
Matters Of Interest to Politicians
Generally.-Anxiously Waiting
The Result OF the battle.

The headquarters Of the different
political ofga uizaliona were visited by
hundreds Of men today, anxious 40 to
the result Of q . days battle. Speakers
who have been s,umpinR the Territory
Ia the interested their parties are re-.
turning from all directions today to
cast their votes Tor the candidates Of
their choice.
The Republican party expects to cast
Close on to 1000 votes for 10 legislative
candidates Ia Salt Lake city. The
most Of these are from voters who cas-,
their ballots Tor tho Ciulens' ticket;
Jew came from tgo Liberal ailc.
In the Territory tho Rspubllcans
count On carrylng Elk representative
d.t,ficts outside ot Sali Lake, and
three council districts, mus giving the
party uiuc members Ina the legislature
Blth Democrats ami Republicans Of
the strgigh, party made general cx.
preston today that they were voting
thrlr party AMI the Citisens' ticket
without scratching.
Captain Miidlrmiss, he OF Salvation
Army fame, displayed his long, spare
iofm A. a special deputy sheriff In the
Third precinct today.
One OF tue interesting sights at the
Thifd precinct today was group OF
deaf and dumb students e4citedly
discussing politics Ia the language Of
sigur.
About the noisiest man around the
Expedition building today was Jake
Gfeenewald, who was there az oOm-
hluation deputy sheriff aud Liberal
committeeman. lie was very tx.
pfessivc In denOuncing the exclusion
OF PERSONS who could not show their
title 10 vote NJ I'D outraged
a madly enthusiastic ruacarora
rebv', "iniox Gated by the vxhuteraucs
Of his own vcrb0sity," was 90 be teen
at street corner In the second pre-
cinot this Afternoon addressing mixed
crowd on "ths silver qutaion.0 Hs
talked good deal shout Sums com.
Tfnmise with the accent every lime
~ the "O").
a wagon-l)hd Of Liberals, composed
largely Of small boys, wecs rendered a
warn" reception Un driving through
the crowd Ia the Second precinct this
afternoon.
Lots Of free riding for the free aud
independent voter today.
A more dismal looking face than
that OF Judge Powers was seldom seen
around the polls today.
The fussy little Franks gave good
deal Of trouble ~ this uiiioers ut the
StcOrd precinct. His Llberaliam kept
tifcryeheing from sunrise onward.
Ilr HmuNflNfa ualHUla kuNunN trff aR h.
learned that some QUO hN voted 20
save hini the trouble in the Fifth pro.
cinct oaillrs description.
some unkind putton also had tho
audacity 10 palm himself or al the
same poll NJ Architect SpUhr, aud
George has being going around blas-
hemiug-s1mothing he has never
been known to do beiore-evef since.
How m1dest those Liberals were Ut
their headquarters Ia the Second pre-
cinc'l They exhibited an loo water
fountain, nut there WAS a convenient
sort Of loom Just behind Ia which
many an honest % voter was seen To
slip.
One Of the chief features of the day.,
proceedings was that baud OF music
which drove around from ons polling
station 20 another. It hulpei {. cheer
everybody. Even the uesp0udrn.
slaves " Liberalism shouted "bfay.l"
and indulgud In a sieRly Bmile,
Powers has teen looking very sick
all day. lie was out late Lass night, no
told ono OF his tricndH--a thing he 10
not accustomed 10.
The deputy mRrshals today have
been Of the ORNAMENTAL" rather than
the useful everything has been 20
peaceful.
When those three men were
"nabbod" IN the Second pteclnot this
morning for Illegal voting IL produced
mild sensation. That was the chief
incident Of the day around there.
HobOs have not been rarity today.
Lots Of them were seen touching their
hats 10 Powers, vino IN every Instance
gIaclously acknowledged the c1mlll.
ment-as only Powers could.
The saloons Of the city are all closed
todsy.
MicawbeT.liko Thousands Of anxious
ones will be- found NJ all corners Of the
streets tonight waiting Tor "somJ thing
10 turn up'-in the shape OF election
figures.
a email circular was distributed in
every door yard ia the Third precinct
early this morning admonishing oitl.
zens 10 vote Tor "Mr. Conklu Tor
mayor, Mr.. ID. Patterson, Air. Fenton
anu Mr.. Rich iur counoilmeu." This
combination made Rich aud PAll,Tso
Liberal nominees as against H,ll AID
Duane.
In tho Fourth Irlcinct Abram l..
Hohsou, he contractor, offered to yn,r
~ residing Sat Row anu hall, but the
deputy registrar who was at the poll,
stated he uad called at tnat piece with.
On the last Two weeks aud no such per-
iol resided thrro. His case was tigen
under Rdyistmsnt pending message
being sent 70 Row AMI hall.