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rill, Republican, will carry Leavenworth
county by few hundred plurality with
Lewelling a close second. Woman suf-
frags will probably be defeated here.
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Lewelling close second. Woman suf-
frags will probably be defeated here.
IN IDAHO.
Boise, Idaho.--Indication are that the
vote will reach over 25,000; 5000 more
than in 1892. Three thousand Mornons
vote in Idaho for the first time. Reports
indicate that the Republicans will carry
the state ticket and legislature by large
plurality.
IN WILSON'S HOME STATE.
Wheeling, W. va.-Reports from the
interior of the state indicate that heavy
vote is being polled, especially in the
second (Wilson's) congressional district.
Wilson's workers claim to be we'll satis-
fed with the way things are going. Day
toms friends are making similar claims.
Fairmount, W. Va.-The coal miners of
Marion county are voting for Congress-
man Wilson in larger numbers than was
expected. r
Chairman McGraw claims that Con-
gresham Wilson will be reelected by 800
majority.
IN MONTANA.
Helena, Mont.-The greatest interest
centers in the contest between Helena
and Anaconda for the permanent capital.
Hartman, for congress, will no doubt be
reelected. At l p. m. the Helena capital
committee claim the state by good ma
jority.
IN NEBRASKA.
Omaha.-The weather here is raw but
the sun is shining and the prospects for
heavy vote is good.
At 10 O'Clock reports from oil parts of
states history. The weather is favorable
and the Populists are encouraged.
THE VOTE IN MINNESOTA.
Duluth, Minn.--Abeut forty per cent
of the Democrats are voting for Owen,
Populist, for governor.
Minneapolis. - Minnesota will prob
ably cast the largest vote to-day ever
cast in an off year. At noon it is esti-
mated in this city that nearly half the
registered vote was in.
It is estimated that three-fifths of the
total registered vote Of this city was in by
noon. The heaviest voting was in the
Republican precincts. 1t is conceded
that Owen, Populist candidate for gov
ernor, Is running ahead of his ticket very
largely.
SCRATCHING IN MICHIGAN.
Detroit.-The state is conceded to the
Republicans by at least 10000 plurality,
and interest in Detroit is centered in the
county and congressional tickets. Much
scratching is being done.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, N. J.-Republicans are claim
ing three of the seven state senators to
be elected to-day.
STATE OF WARRINGTON.
Seattle.-It is expected the Republicans
will elect both congressman and justices
of the supreme court.
HILL LEADS IN KINGS.
Brooklyn, N. Y.-At Democratic head
quarters the managers claim plurality
Of 1000 to 10000 in Kings county for
Hill.
At the Republican headq quarters the
claim is that the Republican ticket "is
bound to win"
Now York City.--Th, conditions in east-
ern New York are favorable for polling a
large vote, the storm which ragged all
yesterday and last night new having
passed over.
From reports received from precinct
commanders up to o'clock concerning
the progress of voting, Superintendent
of Police Byrnes ventures to predict that
not more than two-thirds of those
registered will be able to vote to-day.
Albany, N. Y.-The weather cleared up
about 10 a. m. Senator Hill voted here.
He refused to take any body's place in
line aud waited his turn chatting with
those nearest him.