Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-06


Large ctYwds continued TO hang
around the approaches to the EXPOSE
ton building throughout tho whole
morning, ioT it was here that the voters
OF the iirst precinct were required to
20 anu east their ballots. A good deal
Of activity prevailed from niue O'Clock
on, anu he scene at times wa. lively.
Tue forenoon passed, however, without
tbs witnessing Of any unt0wafd Incl.
dent, anu substantial showing hRu
been made at the TOUR polls up 10
twelve O'Clock.
There arc on the general register In
this precinct the names OF 2,l2B votsTs.
The judges are: Poll No. /, Elias
A, Smith, d.; George ID. Alder, d.;
Harrison SuieB, r.; No. ., n. Is.
Laney, d.; Fergus COaiter, ID. Samuel
J. Paul, H. No. 3, J. h. Keys ., d.;
A. NJ. w uicy, d.; Auu Pendlotop,
r.; No. I, o, IA. Peiut, ID; J.. J.
Thomas, II. Tue last named gentle.
man (Mr. Thomss) took the place Of
Mr. J. I. Lyuon, ON account Of sick.
ness, at almost the last moment.
At nalf past ten 90 ballots had been
received, each ROLL Hooou ting A. FOL.
.ows; lsi, l26; 2nd, 1871, Brd, li6, 1 IA,
lbl, Oh lnis number tnu Republicans
bOasted that they had secured more
than Que half, but the other side con.
tfadicttd THIS statement. The First
precinct, however, has the reputation
Of being Republican stronghold anu
hence tnat party IL exceedingly
sanguins aH to results,
But the scratching process IL IN
vogue 10 an alarming extent Apd II II
freely talked around that Herman
BAmbergrf, the candidate for county
seleotman on tho Democratic tickot, l.
Que OF those 10 whom special attention
has been paid IN this matter. lt IL said
by the Republicans thst Rawnus, the
nominee for delegate to Congress, Ia
forging ahead OF his opponent In sub
stantial manner, but THIS Il a piece VI
speculation which Ihs "CAnnOuitesD
decline to swallow.
In the early stage Of tOday's
proceedings ihe Republicans got an
iukllng that "something wTou."
was going on "sOmew heTs,D anu IL
WAS not long before large red posters
came out hot from the pt-ts conveying
this wOrdUf warning: "RopuDIi Aus,a,-
tention' iOOk out for ffaud. Re, uUlican
tickets have been printed win tho
names VI Democratic candidates put la
the place Of R5puhiioal NOMINEES.
Read each name ON the ticket that
you may not be- deceive
These notices were pu. up In consplc-
uous places oil over the Exposition
grounds.
one OF the most sgiIated In.
dividuAlh around the polling VIA.
ton all morning was Joe
O'Brlen--he Of eK:uuputy sheriff re-.
nowu. He was ubiquitous anu seemed
10 carry about with aim wherever lao
went u grievance which nobody ooulu
iathom. Ho claimed 10 be on the
watch for couple Of "lhom
-- repeateTs," ana Jor's
lynx eye was turned upon
every voter as he came along; but up
" the time when the diuuer hell
rang the "TepeaIeIs" had not material.
izeu,
The headquarters for the First
precinct Ia q small tent la ffouI Ot the
Exposition building, The democratic
hen quarters are neer by.
A telephone message received ut the
NEWS Otilcu OF II O'clock finn the
Frat precinct says that NJ that hour
Total OF 7si votes had been cast or this
number the Re ublioans ciaim 10 have
40, leaving 10 tue Democrats auI
Populists Sii but the Democrats VI
course uuutt tuis. MOritz, On the Re-
publican ticket, Tor delegate to the
constitutional Couvontiou,is, It 10 sail,
beiug freely scratched, though 40
aystematic scratching rrpVrstda At TINS
time.
A shout Of "rhtee oheers for Can.
non" WsnI up from = score or more Of