Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-06

tutullChiluht Oh uNtuhut W Ant thu
hibition ami Populst parties make n
forecast Of tho ptobabl1 result Of Tues.
days battle In this stale moro or lees
uncertain. n full state ticket II 10 bo
elected, together with the lower house
Of the general assembly aud n majority
/ OF the members OF tue upper house.
At Republican headquarters tonight
they claim plurality Tor jackson Tor
| governor Of 1900, and rate majOrities Ina
bOtn houses OF tho legislature.
Chairman fullor believes governor
Boies will he reelected by about the
same plurality as two years ago.
At the Populist headquarters they
are very certain that Joseph, the can.
didntv Tor governor, viii poll 10000
vOics.
At Prohibition headquarters they
claim $4,000 NJ least for Bennett
| Mitchell.
ALIu lid AND ANARCHIsIs AGAINST
GARY.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--rhe interest In
tho coming election In Chicago and
Cook county IL Intense. The princi.
pal fight IL between the friends and
enemies OF Judge Joseph Il. Gary,
candidate for reelection to the
1
az tho famous Anarchist trial. Cover
nor Alleged, who 10 generally alleged
10 10 "A personal enemy OF Garyis,
recently patdoned three OF the men
convicted at the trial, and moreover,
bent every effort 10 SECURE the defeat OF
Gary. Tho judge Is supported by an
overwhelming majority OF tho mem
beers OF tue bar, auu by every paper ia
| Chicago with one exception. Tbs
Gary night has been very bitter and
much feeling has been aroused.
The Democratic aldermen tonight
decided 10 make no coutstt againet
SNlfi,s election AZ mayor pro TEN, and
tho Republican alderman will DO
elected tomorrow.
EXPECTED 40 Dc QUIET HERE.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 8. - Tuesday
| VIII terminate the quiotest state cleo
| lion ever conducted la Nebraska. The
only state officers 20 be elected are u
Justice OF this supreme court and three
rtgenta OF the state university. The
| Republicans, Democrats, POpuiisls aud
Prohibitionists have tickets In the
field. The contest 10 supposed TO be
between the Republican anu POpulist
nominees, but nobody IL attempting to
| predict result
THEY ALL EXPECT 1T.
81. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 6.-Tuet days
| election Ia south Dakota IN for state
and circuit judges. The Indications
point TO Prohibition victory through
out the state. The Republicans claim
the stats by comparatively large fig
uros, and tho Democrats claim that
they will have at least one Of the
supreme court iudgea, but the P0pu-
lists put tho Democratic vote at less
than 5000, while not claiming the
state ticket for themselves as In pre-
vious elections. There has been par
tial fusion between the P0pulis,s and
Democrats.
THE ISSUE IN NEW YORK.
NEW YOmI, Nov. 5.-rhe whole IL.
sue OF the campaign In this stale,
which eliminates Tuesday, Seems 10
have been In the nomination of Isaac
S. Maynard for associate Judge Tor the
court OF appeals by tho Democracy.
In 1891 several Legislative seats were
contested, and tho returns from the
| Fifteenth congressional district were
received at the office OF the secretary VI
state by order Of the supreme court. It
IL claimed by his opponents that judge
| Maynard, IN his official capacity, uu-
lawfully removed from the Uiiice OF the
secretary OF state the election returns.
IL Is charged that the motive for this
YVES 20 prevent the counting VI the
returns by the board Of state uanvassers
until "A new return could he made out
and forwarded. The result OF the con-
test In the courts practically sustained
May uard ami gave ih- Democratic
party majority Of one In the state
senate, giving them also mpleta coz
troll over tho department VI state SOy-
urumbnt.
Many predict that Maynard will be-
defeated. ssnguine Republicans claim
HWeeplng victory Tor the whole
ticket, The Democrats seem to have
little fear.