Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-05

accompanied by occasional acts of law
lessness and disorder. John Smith, 6
Democratic watcher, was shot in the left
breast and slightly wounded by Horace
Vantassel, Republican. Chas. L. B
Baldwin, one of the watchers for the Re.
form league, was severely cut over the
right eye in fight over an attempt to
arrest repeater. The managers OF
the Evening News predict that Baltimore
will give majority Of 10000 votes for
( the Republican ticket. The indications
are that Hurst is more than holding his
own in the counties outside Of Baltimore.
QUIET ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston. = The election is proceeding
quietly in this state. The weather is
superb, but up to noon the vote had been
unusually light. The voters are ex-
pected to express themselves on the
question, "Do you consider it expedient
to grant municipal suffrage to women"
ONE SIDED IN MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson, Miss.-The weather through
out the state is clear and a heavy vote
will be pollcd. The contest is entirely
too one.sided to cause much interest.
INDICATIONS IN NEW YORK.
New York.-Should there be a light
vote cast in New York to-day it will not
be on account of the weather, which could
hardly be better, but it may be because
of the unfamiliarity of voters with the
blanket ballot system. Up to noon there
has been no disturbance anywhere. Po-
lice Commissioner Tbeo. Roosevelt and
Acting Chief Conlin stated that there was
less colonization this year than ever before.
Dispatches from all parts of the state
received by the Associated Press report
fair weather and the indications are that
the vote will be close.
Brooklyn.-Before 10 O'Clock this
morning nearly half of the voters had
cast their ballots.
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS HOPEFUL.
Louisville, Ky.-The weather is fit for
an election and all indications point to a
large vote. Never has there been such
general interest in an election. The Re-
publicans of the 9Th legislative district
were thrown into CONSERVATION when they
discovered that their candidate had &C.
oretlY withdrawn and no name had been
on the ballot. This is Speak
er Carroll's district and many R. pub
licans were hopeful of winning the seat.
As it stands the speaker has walk over.
Lexington, Ky.-A light vote will be
polled, as the length of the ballot makes
voting slow. Scores of voters will be un-
able to vote. The Republicans are hope
full and the Dem ocrats concede nothing.
LARGE VOTE IN KANSAS.
Kansas City.-Returns up to noon in
dicate but little of what the result will be
in Kansas, where chief justice. of the
supreme court, two state attorneys, sew
eral judges and county officers are b0ing
voted for.
, At Atchison and Olathe the Republicans
are having everything their
own way. The weather is universally
pleasant with rain threateped this after
noon.
At Leavenworth, Wichita, Olathe and
Topeka great interest is shown at the
polls.
At Lawrence Atchison, Emporia and
some other points only small interest is
shown.
As rule large vote will be polled
and at this hour an average of Is per cent
of those registered have voted.
VOTE COMING OUT SLOW IN UTAH.
Salt Lake.-The weather is bright and
cool. The polls opened at 1880. The
streets are muddy on account of the melt
ing snow and people are slow in getting
around. The voting precincts are widely
scattered and up to 10 O'Clock the voting
was not heavy.
After 10 O'Clock the vote progressed
more rapidly and large vote will be
thrown. A large number of tickets are
being scratched and this is probably
against the Republicans as this is Re-
publican stronghold.
LIGHT VOTE IN IOWA.
Des Moines, Iowa.-The weather seems
good all over the state. The general feel
ing here is that the vote will be lighter
than at the last guhernatorial election
and that the Republican ard Democra attic
vote will be about the same in proper
lion.
Ottumwa, Iowa,-C. A. Walsh, secre-
tary of the Democratic state central COM
mittee, practically conceded the election
Of Drake to-day by over 10000 plurality.
LITTLE INTEREST IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia. : Notwithstanding that
The weather is all that could be desired,
reports from all over the state indicate
that light vote is being polled and little
interest manifested in the election.
Pittsburg.-The Republicans estimate
$4,000 majority for their ticket in Alle-
gheny county.
SEVEN TICKETS IN DENVER.
Denver.--In Colorado only county cleo
lions are being held, the principal inter-
BET in which centers in this county, whore
seven tickets are in the field the chief of
which are the Republican and tax-psyers
Eickets. At noon only 40 per cent Of the
registered vote had been cast. The indi-
cations are in favor Of the taxpayers
candidates.