The record-union., 1895-11-05

out, and that ex-GoVernOr Cam pUei1 " III
be elected by 10000. The committees
Chairman will make no estimate. Botn
parties are claiming the Legislature.
There seems to be little ground upon
which to base an intelligent prediction as
TO this.
PHILADELPHIA,N Nov. 4.-The bal
loting in this State Tomorrow Will De Tor
q State Treasurer and seven Judges TOR
the newly-created Superior Court. Inc
candidates for State Treasurer are: Re-
publican, Benjamin j. Hay wood; Demo-
cratic, benjamin L. Meyers; Prohlbition,
VIM. IL. Berry; Peoples. George w.
Dawson; Socialist-Labor, Geo. Anton.
OF the seven Judges to be chosen the
law has provided for one representative
of the minority party, by limiting the
ballot OF each voter TO six Judges. Inc
Republican and Democratic state Con-
ventions each nominated Six candidates,
and in view OF the enormous HepuDIlcan
najorities in the State during the last
several years about the only live interest
in the State elections is as to which oil the
six Democratic candidates for Superior
Judge shall receive the highest vote, and
thus take his place on the bench as one OF
the seven Judges. This is the first oppor-
tunity the people have had TO vote lor
Judges vi the Superior Court. The Gov
ernor, by authority of The Act, recently
appointed the seven Judges to serve until
selections could be made by the people at
the polls. OF these the SIX hepuDllcahs hs
appointed were subsequently nominated
by the Republican State Convention. but
the Democratic Convention refused TO
nominate Henry J. Mccarthy, the Gov
ernor's Democratic choice, as one OF the
party's six candidates.
Last November Hastings (Rep.) was
elected Governor by = plurality ol AL
397 over Singerly tDem.). In Novemp per,
1893, Jackson (l,ep.) Tor State treasurer
had I35, l46 plurality over Osburn lDem.l.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-David
Martin, the Republican leader IN Phlla,
delphia was shown en article contained
in a New York paper to-day setting forth
that the anti-Quay and Harrison men
nave inaugurated a movement 10 strike
down Senator Quay, aud that Iund OF
S200O0O has been guaranteed Tor use by
those who are 10 direct the affair. The
article further stated that the movement
was started last night IN Philadelphia at a
private dinner which was attended by
most OF the men VINO were arrayeo
against Quay IN bis last fight of two
months ago. After carefully reading the
article, MIR. Martin said: "Ihats all
stuff. No such dinner was held, and
there is not q word of truth in it."
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The hottest
campaign in the history OF Mary land
politics closed Tonight when the party
managers shut up their respective head
quarters preparatory to the battle OF the
ballots tomorrow. The Governor, Con-
troller and states Attorney, house OF
Delegates and four Senators will be
elected. In Baltimore City a full munich
mai ticket will be chosen. There are four
tickets in the field, but 1t is conceded tnat
the tight will be between the Democratic
and Republican candidates.
Many leading Democrats of the State
have indorsed the Republican Guberna-
torial candidate. Hon. Lloyd Towndes of
Allegheny County, and have stumped
the State in opposition to the merchant,
John +. Hurst of Baltimore. who. they
claim. was foisted upon the Democratic
Convention by Senator German. Down
with bossisln," has been the slogan
throughout the canvass, and the anti
German Raisin Democrats have worked
hard for the overthrow or the ring"
1t is claimed that The Cleveland Democ-
racy of the city and Slate Will vote Tor
Towndes to man, and many OF them
will cast their votes for the entire Repub-
lican ticket.
The Legislature that is chosen to-mor-
row will select the successor OF United
States Seuator Gibson, and thirteen OF the
Senators Will participate in the selection
of a successor of Senator German two
years hence.
The Democratic managers are tonight
claiming the election of Hurst by from
5000 to 10000 plurality, while the con-
seryative estimates by Republican lead
ers place Towndes' majority at 10000.
There was plenty OF Towndes money
offered tonight at 500 10 $40, bat few
bets were made.
LOUISVILLE (ky.), Nov. 4.-Harris-
burg, the home town and county of Gen.
eral p. Wait Hardin. gave him grand
ovation to-day on the occasion of his clos
ing campaign speech. At Hardin's head
quarters all is serene, and the utmost
confidence prevails that kentucky W III
roll up q handsome majority for the su-
tire Democratic ticket. On the other
hand, prominent republicans claim that
Bradley will carry the State by 5000 to
10000. the Prohibition and Populist
state tickets will cut no material figure
in the contest.
The present Governor, John Young
Brown, carried the State by over &, 900,
and the present canvass has been SO thor
oughly and vigorously prosecuted that 1t
il is agreed by all parties that the largest
vote ever polled in the State viii be given
tomorrow.
LEXINGTON (Ky.), Nov. 4.-Senator
Black burn closed the state Campaign here
tonight at the Opera-house, which was
packed TO sutlocation. He proclaimed
himself for free silver in his usual man
ner. and scored the press OF tho Stale and
nation tor advocating the cause of sound
money. He thought The State Democratic
ticket would win.
NICKSBURG (Miss.), Nov. 4.-The
total nun Der of registered voters in Miss
issippi this year is i23, ll2. OF this num-
-lN,f Il Il.
\ full vote will not be polled. as the cou-
test Is one-sided. McLaurin and the
Democratic ticket will carry the State by
a. least $1,000 majority.
SALT LAKE (Utah), Nov. 4.-The
campaign closed tonight amid a snow
storm. The Indications now are that the
Repu blicaus will elect their entire State
ticket, with the possible exception OF
Allen. candidate for Congress, who will
De scratched heavily for Roberts, Demo-
cratic candidate. The Republicans claim
an average majority of 200, whiie the
democrats claim u majority of about 500.
The Popu.ist vote Is likely to DC a sur
prising feature. At the last general elec-
ton t.le party had less than 400 votes in
the territory. This year Lawrence, Pop
ullst candidate for Governor, Is likely 10
get 5000 votes. Considerable opposition
TO the Constitution has developed. but il
will be adopted by a heavy majority.
TIE Republicans viii control the Legls-
lature, in all probability. 1t is said that
the heavy support that Lawrence (Popu-
list is receiving may make such inroads
on the vote for Wells (Republiean) that
Caine (DemocraO may be elected Gov
ernor. There is no betting whatever OH
the result.
A MISSING BANK CLERK.