Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-07
IN OTHER STATES.
EcEinloy's Reelection IN Ohio
Thought 10 30 Assured.
IOWA CLAIMED ny norm PARTIES.
Bloody Election Riot at camden, \. j.
Ward ii,rlcrs Possess tho Polls.
--Riot On Conry island.

CHICAGO, Nov. MANY rallies IN
mary sta'oi last night closed a more NJ
less exciting campaign, aud this morn
ing the voters began registering theif
Will at the polls. These sro tho hrst
state elections since the present nation-
nj administration was inauguratoi, and
the ftst ainos the great silver nsht iu
Congrots. There has not been SUM
Client iimo since the end % that hghI
to develop IT, floot on the country at
large politically and siateamcn ire
Watching for results today with un-
usual Interest, with d view % plssiblc
VI tecuriug indications VI the oitical
trend. They do not hlpe for more
than that, because IL is not believed the
conditions existing iu tho campaigns
jl.i 81 sr1 are such ~ 10 bring national
political questions largely into plny,cN.
teitInAluw states uud rutnuly va q
MINOR degree iu some others. In ONO
Tor instance thU hgut pattakes largely
o y national chAfncteL Mckinley,
the apostle OF protection, being pitieu
A.AlNHA aNtAAf " NN MNNAN NAN AANA NANaN
blank " the platform ON which Ciovt-
Iauu was elected to the Presidency.
tu Iowa the same question forms an
element in the situation along with
silver anu prohibition uud u decided
victory for tnt ever popular Governor
lloira would no doubt be- taken nH nn
enforcement Of the Democratic policy
~ 10 tarin, while the election Of Jack.
ron would be- hailed a. a Victory for
protection. populisis IN tho South
Ani West are building gfcat hopcs on
tie results Of the silver light, aud II ~.
mains to be- tuen whether these h9pVs
are well founded. II alBo rcmaius 10
be- seen when the votes ato counted
what course silver men In the silver
States have taken.
The weather H. clear, caol aud bruc.
ing. The indications are thni very
heavy vote viii be pOllCd. the Interest
CcnleIa IN the Candidacy OF Juusu Jos.
Gary, who presided ~ the tiinl o,
tno Eaymatket anarchists, fuf ft-tlru.
lion, he hciug bitterly fought by the
anarchists. There are ruuiOrg Hil1nt
this mOrning that they viii make "a
gum0nstfhtiJu some umo duflug the
day. Police arc on the lookout Tor
such move aul a gcnt rul feeling OF
nervous expectancy prevails 81 the
lOlicr stations, This local fight takes
n added Interest from the iuct that
Governor Alleged has taken a personal
hand IN tho effort 70 defeat Judge
Gary. The mUrning ballot II unusual
ly heavy, labufing men are particularly
prominent IN the early liucB ~ the
pole. They Furm 10 be voting indie.
uundently, regardless Of the resolutions
v the lnbOr party opposing Gary.
There was lot-up In the voting this
o. 10 nton sni probably only GA aver.
age lie viii bo cast
NEW YORK.
INV YORK. Nov. THE weather
IL clear anu colo, lust night Tor tie cleo.
ton. Everything IL quiet despite the
heated campaign anu heavy vote IA
being poliei. Dispatches 10 tho Assuci.
alcd Press Indicate the same conditions
throughout the state.
Voting u progressing rAuldly with
bfnc ng weather There IL unpiecg.
onted scratching.
sNKACuaE, Nov. THE weather Is
nuc. There N muUn scratching. The
voting b heavy Tor an oil year. Re-
puuiiCnus were early nt the polls.
Albany. The Republicans claim
that Judge Maynard has br,u knurd.
Butla o. lnu weather la doll ,htfIi
ana the vuiiug II heavy. Home rule
Democrats are out In force 10 vote
against Maynard anu local machine
car didale. The anne condition pre-.
vsll- la nearby citir-.
koch ster - Mhyniri ia being
scratched nicely.
hFuW. Nhs f.FsnrAN atttI..H a..
fofvAtlvn mtmhera OF both partius
ADMIT that Maynard's election h very
doubtful. Democratic papers when
opposed him o.nim his defeat.
ONO.
TOLEDO, Nov. The woather all
over ono Ii sulny and warm. Here |
aud IN the northwestern psTt of tie |
State the early vote Il exceptionally |
heavy. la many precincts here hnii |
the vote wns pOlied By pa m, That |
pleasant weather Ia favorable 10 Re- |
publican success has passed into |
provefb In Ohio politics. Early al.
Woes Indicate that II VIII prove true
to-day.
CLEVELAND, Nov. THE voting
commenced AZ o n. m. anu by Ga large
voie was p0lled. Everything b. quiet.
There wac great crush
cary at the polls, Twu-thifus IL The
vote were cArt ry 10 O'Clock ht uHny
pr, oluop. Tho Republicans VIII prli.
ably Gerry the county by an increased
mnIlrity. Tho voting throughout the
Hta,e 10 cry heavy.
Colu bu - he Republican state
COMMITTEES estimate MClSinlry5-
plurality at not less than $4,000. A
well.potteu II publican who travelled
with Mcl<lu ey all over the state puts
81 at 70 900. A wellpostoi Democrat
estimatss IL a. H. 900.
IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, H., Nov. THE
morning opened hAzy bat II GRADUALLY
clearing. The polls opened at 8 n. M.
aud hundreds were In liue waiting 10
vote lnttuse intorett rs manifested
ly both parties. There arc indications
ui leAvy vote. Plenty of Repuhn.
can money T. offered on The state
ticket with few tak,rs, Tho c8uuty
tloktt viii be- worry close.
DEMotNE3 Iowa. Nov. Tho dny
opened nlgur ami warm AMI there afr
ihdlcit ON o IN o yy vJtf. Tteras,oms
~" u'u lection % ,uu Outir
hrrui Ncan tic o with possible eX.
cepti u 10 JaUEson. Tue Democrat,
cOurtur n1 muoh but claim tho cleo.