Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01
POLITICAL COLUMN.
Tough Looking Strangers Fl9Ckils
Into Tho city.
Precinct Campaign Misunderstanding
la tho fheater Tomorrow
NighL-Noics.

belief that Liberals are up 10 their old
election tricks, Is the arrival Of hordos
Of hard and tevdy lookiug strangers IA
this city. These characters were on
the streets Ia groups Of dozens and
scores today, ami the statement Il made
BY those vino hru looking after the
Interests Of tho Ciuzsns' campaign,
that many u them are moving into
the vacant houses At which men have
been registered bur at which they
could not be found by the deputy regis.
lfars.
Where these fellows were imported
from has not yet been disclosed. That
they are here tor purpose, though,
and that that purpose 1, TO serve tbs
"other side" IL pretty well .sta bilshcd.
One thing, however, Il certain, and
that i that the transientS will be pretty
closely watched.
HERDS or IMPORTED VOTERS.
Tbs following address was Issued Ivy
The Citiz0uS executive campaign
committee last nights
Ctsens II Sat LatG-lnforma,ion
~ nu un1ouDted character reaches us
from various parts ~ the city, especial.
| yifum the Fiith AMI Second precincts,
mat tbs herds Oi imported voters with
whom tue LibVfal leaders hope TO
carry the city are beginning o. make
their appearance with the intention OF
] voting on Tuesday next. Empty
houses nfe being filled 40 by small
squads OF men who rent them for
periods reaching jest beyond election
day. These men viii attempt 10 vote the
names OF the 500 on more whom the
various deputy registrars tailed to find
IN making their CANVASS of the city,
but who came In droves 10 Registrar
Waldon's Office ana registered there,
swearing that they lived at various al.
dresses IN the Firsl, Second, or Filth
precincts. A SECONDHAND third canvass
has failed 10 1nd these men, many OF
the addresses given being on empty
lots In stofes, OF residences OF well
known citizens.
Weask a people who desire 20 see
fair anu honest election on Tuesday
next, to promptly report MT Citizens
headquarters, Hooper block, any suf-
piclous cases coming under their no.
/ tioe where numbers VI men move into
vacant houses, or arrive at boarding
! houses or hotels within the next six
/ days. Prompt reports Will enable the
committee TO take steps for the detec-
ton OF frauds, and aid In securing
fair aud honest expression Of bJna-fiis
citizens and none others at tue coming
uiOmentOus election,
ID. g. DuNBAR, Chairman.
j. w. WHITEHEAD JR.,
JAMES a. DgviNE,
JAMES NJ. KENNELLY,
FRANK ID. KENDALL,
g.. o. WHIIrEMORE,
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
Judge II. T.. Henderson will ego It
alone" at Plain CITY this evening.
Judge HendeIson and &. q. Rich.
ards nre making a thorough canvass Of
Weber county.
Hon. Davii Evans, OF Lshi, will
deliver a political speech ~ the people
Of the sugar Factory city tonight.
The convention OF the city Republi.
cans will recOnvene In the Wasatch
hall tonight The resulted Is awaited
with interest among politicians.
Hon. John I. Caine, W. W. CluG,
ID. r. Allen anu J. b. Walden win
speak TO the CitiEens' OF Mil Creek
tonight IN the Interest Of Democracy.
Hon. Hadley ID. johnson, 3. A.
5. A. kennef and IL. 7. MoCune will
address the people OF kaysyille -.
night. Democracy, OF course, will
DO the burden OF their talk.
Held's band and tho Norden Mil.
tary company will parade the streets
tomorrow evening In the interest OF tho
Democratic rally In the Thoalot lomot-
row night
Among the speakers announced for
| the zig Democratic rally at the TheRter
tomorrow night are Hon. Moses
| Thatcher, John 4. Marshall, Governor
West, Farley l.. Williams and J. Is.
Iimmony.
j. Il. Murdoch, Of Charleston,
Wasatch county, was In tue city ON
business today, Mi, Murdoch IL the
Democratic nominee from tho Four
teenth Representative district. His
opponent is a. q. Hatch, Of Hsher.
The Citizens Of the Second precinct
will hold y rousing rally iu Sohilps
hall, corner Of Fourth South and Sec.
Ond West sttels,on Friday night next.
Tnr speakers will be Mayor B,skin,
Gustnve Baokmau, =. A. ienuer, J.
B. Timmony, ]. A. Williams aad
others,
The First precinct citizens will hold
a ratification meeting In the Exposition
building tonight. The speakers are:
Judge John T. Lynch, G. =. Burton,
Lo Grand Young, q. o. Whittemore,
John Z. Meakiu, h, DAlquist, Judge J.
g. McNally, Jonn d. TimmOny, J. u.
Larsen, l.. q, Hardy, George String.
fellow, II. II. Newell.
\ very funny incident, thoroughly
Liberal, occurred on street car last
night, much to disbursement Of some
Of Tho passengers and at the same time
much 10 the Chagrin VI others. A
sunii.maudlin creature who had nj.
tended one Uf the Liberal meetings
hicclughed out the statement that tho
Liberal candidate Tor marshal was
sure to win iuy the fosiol that no vas
better known :uRn mia opponent Ho
wanted 10 know ~ 40 Ia the - this
man Pratt, is, anyhow" "Nhy," ho
stRmmeTed, al have bosa livIag holo
lDI nearly year aud halt Aud
never heard Of Lin nforo, Ee uIust bs
new Conner" He lsuhsided when
told that Mr.. Psatt had lived here not
only year aud hall but all lila life.