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ntu to0k possession OF the pOlllug
tlice anu threw out thu witnesses AND
ca aiiebgofs appointed ccoriiug 10 th
s., IS no we're ia oppOsiu u ~ them.
One Of the gang concerned ia this
outage smashed the ballot box with "a
nrnvy billet VI wood. In another
precinct one Of the witnesses Wa
ordered out Of the booth by ID, Judges
anu, 10 save II uble made no protest.
IN other districts more o lees friction
oi tie same KIM "a reported aud mucn
trmptr Ia being disllayuI. From sew
rfal wards oUmo' complains by ciu-
zeus tnat they are moi being allowed -
vote.
Warrants have b.on sworn out fof
Joe Shannon Rud several other war
b,eIets, aisO Tor several II ouou jiIgts
o the ninth war;. No uuhtT tfOub o
has occurred.
st. a-E ection day opened
O l0l nnd tusp. While Ia the cary
morning the voting vas exc,tdiugly
heavy, II Tell N toward 10 o'clock.
rhefrle no trouble ~ any O. int. The
Republican, reports from the Twelfth
congregational tory) district, indicate
tnnt Congressman seth Cobb, known
~ tn only naturalization muu in
tie Missouri division, T. btiug heavily
cfstcued. But whether In favor "
Nelson tiiugiu isx) Ir 5trfriut (tepub.
liuAu) ~ not definitely known.
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Republican thfosts at one period OF the
morning, ami the followers OF Rawlins
were not slow TO give a counter cheer
for their favoriic.
"a vote Tor Cannon means plenty Of
labor and gooi wages at home, "On
card la the shape ofh hatbauu adorned
the headgear pi the frat named group.
At o'clocs LILO vItes had teen 10.
cotued. OF tn.au the Republicans
claim 6h3, the remainder, they say
gsiu. TO he Democrats anu Populiits.
Alta. o pm. wOri was received tlag
a total OF ISL votes haI been ca Di
which number tho Republic n-
claimed sos, giving the balance 70 the
Democrats And Populate.
A telephone message received from
the First precinct % y. m. says that
up TO tuen 1867 votes had been
rolled, ami II 10 computed tina,
81 per cent o. the voters in the
precinct viii cast their ballot. OF the
number above given the Republicans
y claim 10 90 votes aud givn thu
balance 70 the D,mocfals anu Popui.
isis.
Everything IL running smoothly o.
thu NEWS goes to press.
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DULUTH, Nov. 6.-Ab0ut 10 per
cent loo ttu Democrats are voting Tor
Osrns, POpulist, tor governor
Minucapolis.-Mi nUsOh viii prob
ahly cast thu largest vote today
ever cast In an on year.
ST. Paul.--iu this city lv0.lhirds Of
tue vUte was pUileu by noon,
Minueupulis-lt 10 estimated that
thue.tiftns u the total rpgisteieI vote
OF TINS city was IN by noon. The
heaviest voting was IN the Re ubliou u
pfrcinc,s. It's conceded tuHt Owen,
PUpuist caudll late Tor 3 vefnIr, IL
running ahead Of his uoKvt vuty
largely.
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Military Nom.

Tho captain Guu memDrrs OF Troop
& VI the National Guard VI U,ah, have
received an invitation from company
ID, FiFst lufautry, 1T Brigham CITY, to
attend a military h.p to he given Ia
that place IN the Opera House, on Fri.
day evening neat All members u
The militia reaching Brigham cay at
$40 y, M, are expected 20 dine with
ana At the expense OF the members Of
company ID.
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The polliug.s,ation f0r ths precinct
10 IN tho Continental m.fau., she
judges boingj Poll ~. /, J.. q. Bnb1,
d.; John ii. Bailey, D.;A A. o. " ode,
e.; ., Henry wallacs, D.; George Cot
tres, D.; h.. J. Esruloy, k;8. Thomas
huli, ID Dewitt B. Lowe. D.. a. 20.
Kelly, H.; a. T.. j. Dtly, a.; /. NJ.
Wadueii, d.; ~. G.. RtybUulI, r.; 8,
J. 4. Mahau, D.; r. n. WisIus. d.
Van n. BROOKS, a., o, G.. Ira Nrrbs,
d & nfal scidens,ficker, d.; John
l. Bu-by, II.
Tue stalls on either site Of ths mar.
ket having been removed, the six oils
are looted ia their stead. While
u Thing Of an evOntiui ma Gte ha.
tia spi,ed up 10 ! O'Clock, the stream
" vlinfs was steady one n IA :
O'Clock on. Ju,t lew PERSONS we're
challenged, but none thee chAl-
!e1ges amou ted 10 a y hing.
Al pm. the total Number Of ballots
receive reached tls.
Republican v0tuis we're Cauti0ne in
this wa: "Brware nf bIgu- ballots. -
A notice 10 this effect was poste on
each OF the trees In front Of the Cont.
warning was intended were further
cuuusrledtpeS mine their OallOts close.
ly before vut ug. A crowd u idlcT-
amused themselves while the day
lasted by hanging around the hotel
ptomises anu having their llt,ie Jokes
~ the uEpcnse Of psssurs-by. All wa-
serene al tue polls aud the iiloisls haJ
quite u pleasant time. Carriages wcr,
here, NJ where, freely ompl yrd.
Al 3 O'Clock tlis ai orloou tie TO-
lowing grfv tho uf.s, ss ub aiut.
Mt Republican headquarters Total W e
cast, LIS Reluulcsu, 300, Democrat.
icaud fJpulist combined, AS.
Al Domootaiic headquarters n com.
putaiiOn was made at the nlut uHm Il
Tor the benefit Of the NEWS reporter.
The result, an claimed uy the Demu-
cratic tally ktepefn, VIM go, but n te-
vision made ~ $50 at thv outside, TOT
their ticket. A pOpulist worker On the
ground stated that he expected nj least
200 votes Tor hie ticket. Taxing all the
figures together aud they Indicate
those given by the Republicans M
about right. the later claimed, at
O'Clock, n plurality " al7, aud the
tally keeper said he Was sure that WIS
= safe figure.
A good deal oi excitement prevailed
atUuud the approaches 10 this precinct
rolling station at 4 O'Clock uBd voters
were coming up very fast. The total
number Of ballots east NJ this time was,
li5sO. Everything 10 being conducted
Ia au orderly fashion.
The total number VI voters ON the
general registration list h 2 1901.
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The polls we're thrown open 10 the
Third precinct promptly al O'Clock
this morning. They we're all located
Ia the Old Sixieenth MAFu schO0lhouse
at the corner Of Fint North Anu
Fourth West streets. Some little dc.
lay was caused, tue Republicans CON.
planning that tIey had not been pro-
videi with constitutional convention
ballot envelopes. That matter, now.
ever, WAS coon adjusted aud the cleo.
iOn machinery WAS put In motion.
There were three polls presided over
by judges M follows, the tirst named
IA each Instance being the presiuiug
Judge; Poll No. /, L.. T.. Rich, D.;
Joseph Pugslcy, H.; Jesso GOodfull1a,
r.; poll NJ. ., Henry Bgrues, d.; o,
h, Hardy, d.; MIr0ni J. ruouiAs, r.,
poll No. 8. John Il. ReiJ, d.; William
J. Newman, D.; Joseph l.. Haywood,
From the very frst earnest, hatI
and persistent efforts were put forth by
thu Republican aud Democratic com.
mittves AuJ their small armies Vi wOfk.
eIb, Never before mas suon determine.
tiOn bueu Feen Ia that dis.
tflci. Scratched tickets were
very numerous and the AmOtincs arg
believed 10 have suiirfeI severely IN tue
Third. Auu.HErIy aud Dykes men
were iounu Ia Ruudly Lu.nuefa ON all
the approaches 10 the polling place,
anu SUCH VOTERS rs were apparently
ignorant OF 4, T., A. Ism Auu IT, relA.
ton o Americas politics were quickly
informed thereon,
ono incident occurred IN the Repuh-
hcAu camp that caused little hurIy.
/, was tue discovery that the name vi
o hello BatbrI tho PRECINCT nominee
for constable, appeared on tha ballots
as "BarAor." The correction, how.
ever, was quickly made by penuil AMI
tie mistake Will probably make 10 diI.
ference Ne 10 the uumbor VI ballots
when the votes are cauvassed. Nolug
was very steady uGrIng tho whole
the forenoon but up TO III O'cIOoN the
total Number OF votes cast was not
given out by the iuu O.. There had
been only a few chAilri g's, but IN no
Instance, it seems, were tna uiJsgIio
considered sufficient 10 deny the voter
the right 20 cast his ballsL
Amer the agitation over the matter
OF envelopes Tor the Constitutional
convention ticket hau subsidized, nia,tefu
progressed quietly, There were n nun.
beE VI men in tho crown who were
under tue influence OF liquor more OF
lUss, but there was no disturbance
such talk as VIVA hoard consisted most.
ly In gupl.natufed banter.
Al just uoon, tho tally keepers Of
both parties compared notes. nuu
agreed upon the following q lure,; Total
rogistratiun Tor tnt precinct, 1 ,GD7; total
number Of votes cast up 10 ~ u'Clucg,
b03; uumuer Of Republican votes, ~,
uumbur OF Democratic votes, 82l,
Democratic majority at neon, ~.
There had been u few porui-t vote
leOi.ni.nuso q. paQs ..
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WHEELING, ". Va, Nv Ere
porta from tue Interior o. the slate Ia.
uica,o a heavy vole, especially In the
Segoad (Wilson's) congressional die.
,r.ot. Wilson's workvrs claim to b.,
well satisfied with the way thin,s at,
going. d, ton's friends Are maxim
similar oaims,
Fmmuunt, w. the olll miuer-
o. Marion county alt votn. lot Cci-
4rt6smRu Wilson ~ large, uumtei-
Than was expected. Chairman AIo-
Gaw Mt nO.n ul,ms Wilson viii b.
btcled by 6UO maiOuty.
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Death Of Mrs. Dr.. Baseom.

The sad news was received In THE
city today that Mrs. DR.. BAscom, Of
this city died at Philadelphia this
morning. The lady was recently
taken east by her husband to have
delicate operation performed on her.
That was done several days ago ani
left the patient w weak that she never
rallied. She was the sister Of H.. b.
CntChlow, the well known Salt Laks
attorney aud had many irienIs and
ocqpsiutances here who will sincerely
mourn her death.
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As previously announced, free
lecture on the sui ct "Our Kitchen
Interests" will DO given Ia the As-gm-
bly, Hall on wednesday, Nov. !, ut
$3.50 pm. All are cordially invited to
attend, anu as the topic Ia enc IA
whicn all are equally interested, there
should be- large attendance. Tue lee.
tutur isssid 10 uo thoroughly convof-
sanG with her subject Aud capable u
tfeatins u In the mI-t interesting aud
manner.
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HLLENA, MUut., Nov. 6.-Ihe gem
rTai election r. pr ccruius quety ell
owe MOutEns, Tho gtuatust Interest
uentefs IA thv contest tie wtuu Helena
sud Ansconta Tor the pcfman, IA
capital. The weather generally h good
aud the vote II heavy. The only
state on or 10 be- elected ia associate
Justice. Hunt tNepublicau), Luce
tDsmucfnO aud Reeves lP.pu,si) arc
csnlidntes Huut's election II uuet.
ally looked upon ~ assured. Herman,
for Congreis, Will no u0ubt, b. ,iyotou.
~ ! nm, the Helena capital com.
mitl' g claim the state by good ma.
Jouiy.
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TOPEKA, Nov. B--rhe voting In
Topeka IN very heavy. While both
Republicans aud Popuiists are claim.
ing gains, Indications point 10 large
majority for the Republicans IN this
city. Owing TO tbs large vote, many
precincts In Topeka will not be- count.
Ell before daylight.
Luayeuw1rlh,-rod ay'a election IL
tho hottest IN this city and county for
year. There are strong Indications
tnAt Morrill,, Republican, viii carry
Leavenwofth county by Rfew hundred
plurality, with Leweliing u close
seoond. Suffrage will probably DO de.
ieateI.
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Rescue Mission Removal.

The Rescue Ml,,i0n wol krrs have
moved from n. 10 Commercial street
to No. 30 FitA Elst, where they
have large and convenient quarten.
kindiug and stove wooI viii be cut
oy mon VIII are out OF employment,
aud tue management asks that ali oiti.
zuus Who relieve iu helping tho poor
may pntroni2g tneir wood yard.
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ONO.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. Ga heavy
snUwslOfm bBsan tOOn after the pole
opened aud had a tendency 10 fctaf u
voting. lniefest uunlufe ~ the cor
gfstsl0nal contest In the Twenty first
district between Tom l.. Johnson,
Democrat. and Theodore l.. Burton,
Republican. Charges OF tho whole
sale colon cation Uf Il lstera aud MI
sorts OF 90 g q acts have been freely
made. A humher OF men have been
arrested f0r illegal REGISTRATION anu
warrants are out ior many Diners.
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Chinn my. Ironelad..

VALPARAIso, Chile, Nov. 6.-Il IL
reported that this government has en-.
teTed into negotiations through u. r.,
Flint& Co., Of New York, with Cnius
Tor the sale OF tho warshlp Esmeralda
70 that nation for 100000 pounds aud
that the contract has been closed anu
now awaits only the sanction OF Con.
grtss. The Aimirants Lynch aud the
AlmiTRnte Condell may also DO In.
cluded Ia the transfer for another
100000 pounds.
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DEEyEH, COW, NJg @ - The
v eaturTl u r throughout tue tln't
.nd the vu,u D. heavy. In many pre-
.iuols moro than halt tne Registered
vol, wac cast before 10 A,m. SCORES
women we're in huu at all poilln
,,lucea when the Young uegau at
10, aud IL IN expected lully M M u5
Women As moo viii vJtr. NJ dislur.
uaurtsHte reported, Both Rrpubu
cIus anu pJlulis,s are very cJuh dvnt.
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Votes Come in Early and in ElOr-
nous Numbers.
"TAMMANY is DOUBTLESS KILLED DEAD"
Wilson Of West Virginia Probably Elected. 60
Idaho is Republican.-Creat Popuist
Gains Reported. Ditto

VI the STATE. The indications are that
the vote will reach 70 ,Ol 5000 more
tnnn IA 1892. Thtse thous-nj Nor
mons vote today Tor the nfst Time.
Reports indicate tia, tho Republicans
Will carry tho slate and legislative
,ichots ~ n large plurality. Many
Democrats Will vote the Rrlub-
lican ticket for .no purp.se OF crushing
Out Popullsm.
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MILWAUKEE. NV. G.-The largest
vote ever puued In Wisconsin IA AL on
year Is being cast. The Republicans
,lready claim the election OF their
state ticket, the lower house OF the
legislature aud eight or ten ouths Con-
grtsimtn. The Democrats claim the
cotton Of Peck fOr governor aud four
COugIussmen.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, 5. G., Nov. B-rhe ue-
grUes afv voting heavily throughout
the state for the Populistlndependsnt
candidate Tor governor anu against the
constitutional convention.
Columbia, 4. C.-rhere IL report
here that there was an election riot at
LamaTs, Darlington county, IN which
three OF four muu were WOUNDED,
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pnr ,ypNEY nnLEAsrn.
Three rnssru- -, lWo American. IN,
Onu thinWuaHn Arrested.

WI" NhAhhuhhn arrested
iOKUH ANA, Nov. 6.-rue Fruuc.
steamer ~ ney rom Marcel o, whlru
was seized AZ Kobe on susplc or O..
having oonIrauand u war uu uoa ID
uas been released aud lsit KlDs. 4
was supposed that she had contrauaua
that hAi boon tfansierrod ron tuu
Guo.ic ir IN aAu Francisco, whtUu wau
also snILri aud subsequently, released.
A search OF the ~ Iuey friieI 10 reveal
ihv pFesrucu Of conITaunuu. Three ct
htr y ssengsrs, however were AZ
rested ami are now detained At X u,.
two VI tue prlsourts are Americans,
and the other 10 a Chinaman.
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WYOMING.

special O. me DrsLiEt NLws,
tIttYtSNE, wy, nov. g. The
weather y nue 10 tIo asuthoru part Of
Wyoming d reports received from
various counties along the line Of the
Uui0n Pacific railroad indicate That q
large vote D. being p1lleu. Ia Cuey.
enno the Repubucaus are gcttlug out
their vote much te.tsr than tue Demo.
Gratis. Parry " ikrfs estimate thst the
Republican ticket viii have an average
mlionty OF 600 IA the town.
ny Auceaffd PfoG
tus weather d good throughout the
state anu It IN expected tho vote viii
equal that Of Two years arc. The cleo
ton 10 preceding Ia An orderly mar
nef.
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IOOELE



Nov. o, 1850 p.m.-Thero has been
but little election hilarity here today
thus far. Up TO this Lour business
methods have entirely prevailed. Tue
Independent or rAXpayors' ucket has
been tab0ood aud only the tickets Of the
two old national parties are 10 be seen.
The Republicans are slightly In adj.
vance, though their opponents are
compelling them ~ earn what advan-
tagos they get. A good deal Of scratch.
Ing is going on.
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TEXAS

BAN ANTONIO, lexu, Nov. 0 The
election here ~ exciting eOusidrTs be
Interest, there being fOuf tickets Ia tue
Held for state uiiicos. For Congress,
NOonau, Republican, 10 running ahead
OF iious on, Democrat, Ou the state
ticket Culber'on, Democrat, for gov
CInOr, Is largely IN tho lead.
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CARSON, New, Nv 8.-There Ia
clear weather aud full vlts in all
psrIs oil Nevada. The Democrats have
used wl,n the Popullsts, ana there IL
also a silver party 10 the field, but the
Republicans claim that they will have
a plutgilty,l
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OMAHA, Nv. "a one O'Clock 70.
pct,s .rohl tli paris Of tue stale indicate
ne heaviest vote In the states history.
rue weather IL favorable aud the Pop.
ulisls ere encouraged. Severe weather
would nave mealt the success OF the
Republican ticket, but the situation Ia
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nav nnsI.N
General hereier, tue Minister Of War
Of the French HopubIic.

PARIS, Nov. O.-lhe standing par.
liamun,ATy committee on military AZ
fairs have voted unanimously that the
governments plan TO let 1000 sol,
uirrs 80 before completing their full
lime was inoppOrtuuo anu reptehunsI'
blr. The committee aHo voted with
only three dissenting voices that the
VI, p would be Illegal, General Mercier,
minister Of war, told the deputation,
informing him OF the commitIee's de-
ciulon that the plan was the cabinet's
and not his entirely, Nevertheless, he
added, n the cabinet should reconsider
u, he would fesign,
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PHmADtLpHiA, nov. 0.--Reports
ffuu, aii parts u the late Indicate that
ths vote D. iuily us ntAvy A. that pulled
iH 1899. The contest uhs been fought
almost entirely ON nhtiyual Ices, and
party feeling runs nigh IN some local.
lilies.
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LTXtNurOS, Ky, Nov. 0.-Repotts
from al over Ashland district Indicate
a heavy vote. The BTtCkinridge tN.
Confederate element ~ voting largely
with the Republicans Tor judge Dsuuy
Tor Congress, owens friends are d..
cOursgtu over the indications but do
not uOnceus uefeat.
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KANSAS CnY, NV. O,-lt looks a.
FL, tutTu " ulu DO trouble mere be ore
ne Jay ~ over In certain gistrelt
.ollIical herlert have gwen every iu-
ylIntiou Tor riot by their arbitrary AZ
Auu. la sle precinct "embsrs al .
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CALIFORNIA.

BAN FRANCi %, Nov. G.-Thote IL
no Indication up ~ noon that any Thing
unusual IL trauspifing ~ CONNECTION
with the election IN any part Ot Cali.
isrpia. The reports show "A heavy vote
sud In some precincts 6O per cent VI ILo
vote was p0lltd by 81. m.
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SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. g. More
than the uuil degree Of interest Is
shown IN the election In Washington
9 dag. |. IL expected the Republicans
wlil elect both Congressmen and jus.
ices OF the tuptcmr clurt.
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NASHVILLE, fvuu., NJvG.-ltepotls
10 iaf received rom tue ststv indicate
n lair Y t.. rnu prevailing belief u
that y mUcracy Will win WITH reduced
mslOuties.
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Special 10 ne news. psr Daa,i Telegraph
PAYsON, UIsh, Nov. D. -Consider-
abls excitement prevails, but every
thing is running smoothly. At three
O'Clock S0I votes were cast from a total
Registration Of iSi,
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attention, rayalryl

The ON 'ers anu members OF Troop
q 1T Cavalry, \. q. IT,, arc hereby
reminded TIA, the Jay and hour OF
Urn nave been changed TO Mednes.
Jay, November I'm at b.. m.
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now quite favorable 10 the fusion eau.
didates.
On account OF tho fumors of fraud
u ont voting, II quite probable a
clutsst will occur IN the state ticket
iu any event, unless tue plunhty DO
overwhelming.
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OHIO

ALLLiAsCF, Ou,, Nov. G-"Gen."
jacob =. C0xvy, Populi Is o. diIalu
~ Congress, T. receiving large vote
anu his followers claim HE election.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT Nov, o. Tue state Is cor
cc TO the Republicans by NJ ieast
1000 plumity, anu interest Is CEN
,ui,u "a tue county anu cJugressiOnui
LIuAlln.
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IOWA.

EAST lEs MoIaEs, Iowa, Nov. 0 -
II looks ~ Il the iopullsls viii tuf.
prise many by the siEe Ut their vote,
which iHgoing mainly from the DE.
mOnfnls.
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TRENTON, n. j., Nov. The Re
pubnoAns arr confidently claiming
tufuu of the seven state senators " be-
elected today.
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GEORGIA

ATLANTA, o., NV. o The Popu.
lists are coming .ut t1rJug aul tins re-
sult Will 10 clusr.
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BOISE, Idaho, NV, B.-Intense In.
crest 10 manlios ed 10 tue election,
There is crush At tue polls Ia all parts
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NEW ORLFASs, Nov. The cleo
Ito continues quiet throughout the
slate anu h law vote IL being pJiled.
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ELECTION AT HOME.
Quiet, Earnest Work With PsW EG.
Citing Incidents.
MANY SCRATCHED vorrs CAST.
The Number OF Ballots Cast az Press
lime. Populi-t. Doing What
Little they Tau.

[ The NEWS report OF the election In
this city anu vicinity closed at l:l5
pm. The fact that almost every
ticket was scratched rendep
tue result Of the election to-
problcmatieal to warrant fore
cast The same fact will make tue
count slow and tedious, and II will
probably be- midnight before It eau
be completed. a later edition Of
this paper need not, Therefore, be eK.
peotsd.l
30 far M the state " the weather II
concerned this has been splendid
DAY o, election. Not hrerEe nor n
cloud has been petcrp:ibio anu all phy-
slcal conditions have been extremely
favorable for the casting Ola heavy
vote. That this Will be done thf, u gh.
out THE city AMI Territory tuere is not
a shadow uouht.
IA extremely gratifying feature Of
the c'nteet ny 10 the present wri,ing
10 the almost remarkable quiet iLat hRa
prevailed Ia anu about the city. NJ
disturbance above that Of an Obituary
election day ripple has occurred to mar
the business Of the day. a marked
intc city " feeling vofgin on irrati.
biliiy anu loss of temper, was observ.
nblr, however, In some OF the prroilots
this afternoon, aud II IL not unlikely
there may be interesting incidents to
record before the battle shall have
81 sed tonight.
IL IL the opinion OF the respective
political parIy leaders that the heaviest
pofct nthge OF tho registered vote ever
cast Ia tuis city Will be- deposited to-.
day. The returns IN this city ur {, the
time Of going u press 20 Tar NJ obtsin.
able were ~ follow!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-06

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