Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
The Last Guns Fired in New York,
Pennsylvania aud Indiana.
CLAIMS OF NEW YORK LEADERS.
Each Party and Each Faction Has
the Votes Counted to Suit
Itself-Singerly and Hastings
Have Big Meetings in Phila-
delphia-Harrison Winds Up in
Indiana.

have filed the air with eloquence for
Democratic aud Republican candidates,
ceased their labors with to-night's demon
strations and made their way home to
attend to their own politics. From now
until Tuesday next the campaign takes on
g local air. The chairmen of the two State
committees have delivered their usual
charges to their adherents to stand firm
the Republicans yesterday, the Democrats
to-day, and quiet has settled over most OF
the political headvuarters in this city.
Speaker Crisp spoke tonight with Gov
ernor Flower at the Democratic mass
meeting In Brooklyn. Other important
meetings this evening were those Of the
Committee of Seventy at Music Halt. the
anti i-Tammany mass meeting in Madison
Square Garden and the anti-Hill Demo
cratic meeting in the Cooper Union: Ihere
were a number of other meetings or minor
Importance and tofchlight parades.
Hugh Grant to-day claimed o0,eOO ma
iority for the Hill State ticket IL this city,
and as to MS own prospects Tor the mayor
altv. declared that he never IN any cam
uaiQn felt more confident of victory than
now. All the supporters or Hill predlct
his election by big majority, Wnile a.
Repu 6lican headquarters IN the Flith AV-
enue noteL Chairman Hackett to-day
claimed Morton's election by $4,000. More
than 10000 plurality is claimed for The
Committee OF Seventy ticket Dy the
leaders Of the various organizations sup
porting it, despite the equally large couu-
Ter claims given out by the Tammsny men
az the Grant headquarters and elsewhere.
Charles Steckler, OF tho Independent
County Organization, SAID to-day thaJ no
figured on Tammany's majority at 10000
below Fourteenth street last year oeing
cut down TO about 10000 next Tuesday and
estimated that the Seventy's ticket would
have 40,G00 TO $4,000 plurality.
There has been good deal OF betting To-
day at the ruling odds OF hve to TWO on
Morton for Governor and ten TO SIX on
Strong for mayor. Most OF the betting is
DOW on the local candidates.
The opinion of Attorney General Han
cock. declaring that illiterate voters, not
physically disabled, could not receive as
sstauce at the polling booths In the pre-
paratiOn of their ballots, was discussed To-
day among politicians generally, and while
IL was conceded that it would cut both
wavs. it was tn ought to be especially un-
favorable to the casting of the full Demo
cratic vote in large cities.
PENNSYLVANIA CAMPAIGN CLOSED.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 3.-The
campaign of this State was brought to
close in this city tonight oy two monster
rival meetings.
AT the Republican rally at the Academy
of Music, Gen. Hastings, candidate for Gov
ernor; eX-Gov. Foraker, OF Ohio, and Con-
gresham Dalzell, of Pittsburg, were the
chief attaactiens, while at the Democratic
gathering held in the big rink, VIM. M.
Singerly, the Democratic candidate, was
the principal speaker.
Candidate Siugerly's campaigning tour
has been record breaker. In two weeks
ne has covered the space thoroughly and
made nearly one hundred speeches. Gen.
Hastings has been on the road about six
weeks
HARRISON WANTS THEM NAMED.
ANDERSON, IND, November 3.-The re-
ception of General Harrison by the people
OF New Castle was marked by great
show of enthusiasm. Carriages conveyed
the party 20 stand erected on the Court
House square. Fully tve thousand yell
ing throats gave evidence Of the interest
General Harrison's presence aroused. be
spoke for twenty minutes. Referring to
the markets OF the world about which the
Democrats talk so much, he said itreminded
him of story they used to tell on Bayliss
Hanna. Bayiss had not visited a certain
place for several years because OF some
unpopular railroad venture be had parHcl-
pated in 10 the advantage OF this town.
Finally, however, be ventured 10 make
speech there, and he began by saying:
My dear friends, how glad L am TO see
you.n
Just then some fellow in the room called
out, Name 'em, Bayliss, name 'em." SO
said the speaker, should like TO ask these
Democratic speakers TO name the markets
OF the world.
This afternoon General Harrison spoke
at Anderson aud points in the southern
part of the State.
M'KINLEY IN CHICAGO.
CLEVELAND, o., November :. &C overnor
Mckinley closed the campaign in this city
tonight with aspeech at Saengerfest hall,
which was crowded TO the doors. The
Governor spoke at Youngstown this after
noon and came here on special train
which arrived at about O'Clock Upon
MS arrival he was greeted oy booming
cannon, aud was escorted TO the hotel by
procession. Ia spite of his hard work
during the campaign, he looks well and
spoke tonight with all his well-knOwn
vigOr and el0quence. de discussed tue
elsewhere, and emphasized the necessity OF
electing a Republican Congressman In
place OF Tom L. Johnson, the aeowed free
trader. TO represent such strong protec-
ton district as this The Governor Will
90 from here 10 Canton, his home, where
he speaks on Monday evening, just before
election. as ia his usual custom. de VIII
vote in Canton on Tuesday, and then return
10 Colum Gus, where he says he hopes 10 get
q much needed rest.
HILLS AUDIENCE OF TWELVE THOUSAND.
ElNIRA. n. Y, November 9.--Senator
Hill spoke 70 1900 people at the new wig
wan tonight. He was greeted with a
storm Of applause as he appeared on the
platform.
SIX THOUSAND HEAR STEVENSON.
SPRINGFIRLD. Ill, NoveDb Der 3.-The
Democrats closed their campaign with
monster rally to-day in honor Of Vice
President Stevenson. Mr. Stevenson
spoke 10 5000 people in the Court House
SQUARE, devotiDg considerable time TO the
tariff question ana spoke OF what mad been
ACCOMPLISHED by the Democratic party
since its accession TO power.
HARHIsON's WORK FINISHED.
INp1ASAPoLls, IND, November al After
another round Of Speech-makiug, GeNral
Harrison arrived at indianapolis this 4 en-
ing al a quarter past eight O'Clock. de
was escorted Immediately 70 TomliI ION
hall. where ne made his eleventh speed |0f
the dsy. He was grt etea oy great p
tbusiA-su. He spoke briefly, adiurin "
70 attest their earnestness by doine III
fhsv could 70 make the result in lndi na
next Tuesday decisive. Although he q