The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-06

lature, and while the republicans may
again secure control of the senate, the
moro conservative mon OF both parties
believe the democrats will have . major.
ity on joint ballot.
ALL QUIET IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov. 5.-Tucsday will terminate
the quietest state election ever conducted
in Nebraska. The only state officers TO
be elected are justice of the supreme
court and three regents of tho state unl-
versity. Republicans, democrats, popu.
lists and prohibitiouists have tickets In
the field. Tho contest is supposed to he
between the republicans and popoulist
nominees, but nobody is attempting 10
predict the result.
HOT FIGHT IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Interest in the COM
ing election in Chicago and Cook county
Is intense. Tho officials TO be elected are
county commissioners and judges of SUI
perior and circuit courts. The principal
fight is between the friends and enemies
OF Judge Joseph T.. Gary, candidate for re-
election TO tho superior bench. Judge
Gary presided at tho famous anarchist
trial. Governor Altgcld, who is generally
alleged to he personal enemy of Gary's,
recently par,loncd three of tho men con-
victed at tho trial, and, moreover, has
bent every effort to secure the Nlcfeat OF
Gary. The judge Is supported by an over
whelming majority of the members of the
bar and by every paper in Chicago. with
ono exception. Tho Gary fight has been
very bitter and much feeling has been
aroused. There is no particular fight be-
tween the candidates for any Of the other
positions.
IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Maryland will bal
lot Tuesday for comptroller of tho state
treasury and q state legislature. while
local officers and four judges will he
chosen. Marion DE Kalb Smith of Kent,
the present state comptroller. will un-
doubtedly be reelected. The legislature
will be dcmocratic.
IN UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 5.-The legislature,
consisting of Il councillors and "a repre-
sentativcs, is to be elected in Utah on
Tuesday. Indications are that the lib
erals will elect thrce councillors and six
representatives in this city and the demo-
Gratis will elect a large majority of the
members outside the city. although the
republicans claim 10 he making gains that
may disturb the calculations. The city
election here is holly contested between
tho liberals and the coalition of all other
factions. The result is doubtful.
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-Massachusctts Is cx-
pected to do the usual thing OH Tuesday
SO far as the election of all state officers
except governor is concerned. Tho re.
publicans count on the customary heavy
majority for their candidates. Tho fight
centers on the governorship and the re-
publicans claim that Grecnhalge will have
a majority of at least 5000. The demo-
Gratis mako equally confident claims for
John Russell.
IS PENNsNLvANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.--The campaign
In this state Is closed, and tonight Chair
man Gilkinson, OF the republican state
committee, claims the election of tho re-
publican state ticket by majority rang.
ing anywhere from 5000 to 1O0.0O).
Chairman J. Marshall Wright. of the dem.
ocratic committee, while refusing to
speak, anticipates tho defeat of the DEM
ocratic ticket by tho usual majority
about $1,000.