Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
ro-DAY'S ELECTIONS.
,rs,bjlitiss at the Roundup In The
Various States.
,,,,>D's WARM CONTEST.
.. Money ut 800 to 500
.d In baltimore, Hut the Bet
ass l. Lish'-bett'"s Ais" L'sht
An New York.

..r,fier. and state Attorney. House
-.,..,fes and fourteen senators will
.l.,fcd. In Baltimore city full mu-
.,i rcke, will be chosen.
aero are four tickets In the field, but
..nceled that the fight will be be-
Tho Democratic and Republican
,,s,,s. Many leading Democrats OF
49,. stale have endorsed the Republican
t,-,atorial candidate. Hon. Lloyd
'-,sss Of Allegheny county. and have
.,,3 the state in opposition 10 the
.r.o,sirs merchant. John +. Hurst. Of
,,..,,.sa who. they claim. was foisted
zen tho Democratic convention by Sena-
nr G0unan.
.r,,rn with bossism" has been the slo-
.e-ouehout the canvass. and the
.ncerman-Ra Democrats have work
-s f,r the overthrow OF the ring"
.. ,s claimed that the Cleveland Demo-
., ~ the city and State will vote for
.,s.s to a man. and many OF them
si cast ihc entire Republican ticket.
rs, legislature that Is chosen to-mor-
,.g Will select the successor OF United
s.,,es senator Gibson, and thirteen OF the
$500 y,ifl participate In the election OF
rbo Democratic managers are tonight
claiming he election Of Mr.. Hurst by
.,o.r 500 20 1900 plurality, while con-
.-.,tive estimates by the Republican
nlmorratic leaders place Mr.. Lowndes's
rsioritv AS 1000 There was plenty OF
forn1.s money offered tonight at 500
=, ~ but few lets were made.
KENTUCKY.
louisville KY. November i.-Har-
,.l.b,rg the home town OF General y.
"a, Hardin. gave him an ovation to-day.
,rt. fr.r..sOn was sweIled by enthusiast
III. ,.tIzsrs " an counties adjoining Mer-
cor Who came here TO listen to General
Hs-Hn's closing campaign speech to-
nlrhl
Al General Hardln's headquarters all
Is serene and the utmost confidence pre-
walls that Kentucky will roll up hand
some majority for the entire Democratic
f-fet ON the other hand. prominent Re-
rhroans claim that Bradley will carry
tse state by from 5000 10 10000. The Pro-
ht.iion and populist State tickets will
cat no material figure in the contest.
Tho present Governor. John Young
Brown. carried the state by over $500
majority, and the present canvass has
been So thoroughly and vigorously prose
cliad that IL is agreed by all parties that
the largest vote ever polled in the state
will he given tomorrow.
IOWA.
uES MONIES. IA, November 4-The
irdications are that the vote at to-mor-
rows election will be light. The Republi-
can state Central Committee claims the
election OF the entire ticket by plurali-
ties of from 5000 to $1,000 votes The
Members acknowledge that the vigorous
a..f.. tl.g.a Il bull limo
rec0fd has had an effect II Is estimated
that he will run from 1000 10 5000 behind
he rest of the ticket.
The Democrats are conceding the cleo
ton or all the Republican state ticket
bog IFS head. They claim that the ma
i0fifies Of last year will be reduced near
lv half and claim there is show for
the election Of Babb because of the de-
fe.tlons from brakes following.
II is claimed hy the Prohibitionists that
their ticket viii receive 20,o0o votes in the
State this year. against less than 5000
last year
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. November 1.-THE cleo
ton in New York State tomorrow Will
ie for State officers. with the exception
o' Governor The campaign in this city
closed tonight without any extraordinary
demonstration Tammany Hall leaders
predict that its county ticket Will be
elected by from 20 TO 60 majority, while
me Fusion ticket managers are just as
confident that Tammany will not return
to power. Both sides declare that they
Ril carry the State by comfortable ma
jontits
ln brooklyn the local campaign has
been lively from the beginning. There
are three cand lates for Mayor Shepard
Independent DemocraD, Grout Irregular
bem0crau, and Wurster CRepublcan).
The Republicans believe that Shepard Will
take enough votes from Grout To elect
Nufsicr, while CIRCUITS managers feel
confident that the Republican ranks will
be- depleted by Shepard to such an ex-
tent as 10 cause the election OF the regu-
lar Democratic candidate. Shepard. IL
Is conceded has no prospect OF being
elected The probabilities are that Wur-
s,er will poll within few thousand of
the iull Republican vote. and be elected
AS 10 New York city. the Brooklyn Demo
'Iais are united on the State ticket.
FINAL DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE.
ALBANY y. Y, November "A con-
Ference OF Democratic leaders was held
here to-day. Representatives were pres
en- rom all the counties of the State.
The estimated majorities OF the eleven
counties which are placed in the Demo
cratic column. are 7Sooo The estimated
M"louues IN the Republican counties are
.-'' The final estimate OF the Demo-
,iauc state Committee Is 1900 plurality
Tor me state ticket. and 2s Of the so
senator's
THE BETTING.
lhc betting on the result of the election
Is very light az the hotels and In sport
Ns circles tonight. But few betting men
WHO wish 20 wager their money were
a''ut the Fiith-Avenue Hotel. the Hoff-
man House the ST. James Hotel, or the |
'1''> House. At midnight the odds stood |
To- ON a Republican State victory. |
"hl, The Tammany contingent fought shy |
ya me result in the State. and confined |
themselves TO the county The odds |
.''iel were to on the county, but |
,-fie were no takers. Among some OF the |
%" recorded are: Al. Smith bet Riley |
eiaunan 'i,oOo TO $500 on Tammany's VIC |
wy ln the county. Morgan and r. A. !
ANDERSON made bet OF the same amount |
odds
OHIO.
COLUMBUS. O. November 4-The cleo
'S ~ Ohio will tomorrow choose a |
".'tinur Secretary OF State Second Au-
'i Judge and Clerk OF the Court. |
'',nani-Goycrnor. Attorney General. |
~'ihbef Of the Board of Public Works. |
guy ioh General Assembly. The cleo |
,'u Oh the last-nsmed Is OF special i'm
sI'aNc'' as II viii eject a successor 10 |
'.."'or Calvin 5. Brice.
me campaign has been hot one. and /
III sht With unusual vigor on both sides.
~ republican State Committee states |
"a, ~ speeches were made under its d. l
~ "o"' and fully that many were made |
49, nf Democratic side. Ex-Governor |
~. ipeH himself made ifty-five speeches.
me Democratic side State issues
80 80 oeen adhered 20. and the Republi- |
- nave been vigorously assailed on the
'nu "i corruption In the Legislature.