San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-06

claim is assured. The count on
a plurality of 1000 to 10000 in
Kings county. AT Republican
headquarters the claim is that the
Republican ticket is bound to win.
They claim Kings county by TO-
600. The Democratic Reform par-
ty managers are at the polls hust-
ling for the ticket. They claim
they may elect the county and
city ticket.
The general opinion is there will
be good deal Of cutting on the
local ticket.
MISSOURI.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 6.-The wealth
is fair, heavy vote is polling. The
A. P. A. is active.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. Cit
looks as il trouble will occur before
the day is over. In certain dis.
tricts the political peelers were
given every invitation for riot
by arbitrary action Of the judges.
In the forty-eighth precinct, mem.
bers of the faction took possession
of the polling place and threw out
the witnesses and challengers, APP
pointed according to law, in oppo-
sition to them. One OF the gang
smashed the ballot box. In the
25th district, one witness was Or
dered out by the judges. In other
precincts more or less friction is
reported, and much temper is dis
played.
MILAN, Mo-, Nov. Cat at vot-
ing precinct near here this morn
ing, in fight, ID. l.. Harris was
Drained with an axe in the hands
Of a man named Mother.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 6.-The
probabilities are that the Repub-
licans will carry the city, but
the county may offset this.
The vote in the city will be
close and may be surprise
as the A. p. A. are having control
and the Republican organization
may prove either strong or weak
ally. The vote will be heavy, the
registration equalling that Of the
last Presidential election. The
weather is clear and cool through
out this country.
Warrants have been sworn out
for Joe Shannon and several other
ward heelers, and also for several
election judges in the Ninth ward.
There is no further trouble, but it
is believed the officers will be re-
sisted when they try to serve the
warrants.
COLORADO.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 6.-Long be-
fore the polls were opened a hun
dred voters were in line and fully a
third were women: The weather
is perfect and the vote will be very
heavy.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT. Mich, No. GA bright
cool day and a hot local fight is
bringing out a full vote. Much
scratching is being done and the
surface indication points to a
mixed result.
ILLINOIS.
BLOOMINGTON, Ills Nov. Elm.
dications are the vote will be as
large as in the national election.
Women registered in the proper.
ton Of one to ten to the men and 1t
N
PEORIA, Ills, Nov. O. Weather
clear and cool the vote is light.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-With weather
bright and cool the vote in Chicago
and Cook county is heavy, unusual
interest being displayed. The eli
max was reached when Mayor Hop
kins, leader of the Democratic fore
es, was accused of blackmail and in
retaliation caused the arrest of the
Republican state chairman, John
r. Tanner, for criminal libel. An
interesting feature was also de-
veloped by the fact that the women
are given the privilege Of voting
for University school trustees anu
as each ticket had woman candi-
date, a very large vote is cast by
the fair sex.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Fifteen min
utes before the polling booth
in the fourth precinct had
been opened blood was shed
and Republican Challenger
Michael E. Kennedy was found
unconscious on the sidewalk, hav-
ing been attacked by gang OF
hoodlums. No arrests have been
made.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, w. Va. Nov. g.
Weather. clear and cool, and a