The evening times., 1895-11-04
Weather Bureau Predicts Gen.
orally Fair Weather.
SITUATION NEAR THIS CITY
Quiet Contest In Virginia, But the
tinue in Full POwer-Mhrylander
Insist That Lowndes Is the Win
ming Man.


weather for election dau:
The following are the forecasts for
weather on Tuesday. November 8, In the
States in which important elections are
to be held. viz:
MISUNDERSTANDING until Tuesday after
NOON.
East New York. East Pennsylvania. New
jersey. and Maryland-Fair weather 10
likely to continue until Tuesday after
nOun.
Western New York-Fair. probably fol-
lowed by local showers ON the lakes Tues
day afternoon or evening.
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio-Fair
followed by light local showers Tuesday
afternoon.
Kentucky-The conditions are doubtful
but the indications are in favor OF fair but
partly cloudy weather.
Iowa-Prubabiy toid wave.
Elections will be held in thirteen States
Tomorrow New York, New
Jersey, Pennsy irania, Ohio, Virginia, Ken.
lucky, Iowa, Kansas, Utah. Ma ssa chusetts.
Mississippi and Nebraska. The chief inter-
est centers in Maryland. New York and
Kentucky.
New York's State ticket is for a secrc-
tary of stale, controller. treasurer. alter
ney general and n state engineer, for terms
OF three years each: a Judge of the Court
of Appeals. fssr a term of fourteen years.
tWciNc luuHts Oh tHt SupTttue Spuit, iti
terms of fourteen years; an entire Legis
1ature o fifty senators. to serve three years,
and 30 ytnen. to seryeone year each.
The Senators chosen in November viii
electing a successorto Senator
Hill.
Kentuckians will vote for full State
ticket. as well as legislature that VIII
elect q successor to Senator Blackburn.
IN THE WEST.
Kansas people will vote for a chief Justice
Of the fNlilrt To serve one wear.
Iowa votes for a full state ticket to
serve two years. and legislature that
will elect Senator Allison's successor.
A Justice OF the supreme court TO serve
six years and two regents vf the State
University will be chosen in Nebraska.
A full State ticket TO serve four years.
all the offite-s III the Farious counties. ana
a legislature that will elect successor To
Senator George viii be chosen 10 Mis-
sissippi.
A full State ticket TO serve one year
will be voted for in Massachusetts
Utah will vote for a full ticket, from
Governor down. This will be the last ter
ritorial election.
urer for q term of three years, and seven
Judges of the supreme court FOR terms
of ten years
ieru Of three years, seven senators for the
same term. and an entire assembly or
sixty members.
PRIZES IN OHIO
Ohio elects a governor, lieutenant gov.
ernor, treasurer and attorney general: to
serve two years: an auditor. 10 serve Tour
years: a judge Of the supreme court, 70
serve five years. and a legislature thai will
elect a successor to Senator Brice.
The candidates for governor i'll the States
outside Of Maryland are
0hio-Rppublican. Asa A. Bushnell;
Democrat, James E Campbell.
Ctaii-R"publican. Hebcr 81. Wells; Demo-
Kentucky- Republican. ". o. Bradley:
Democrat. P. W. Hardin.
New Jersey-Repub.ican. John W
Griggs: Democrat. Alexander T. McGiii.
i-Democrat Up opnlist,.
Frank Burkett: Democrat, A j. NcLaurin
Observation-Disclosures F T. Green
halge: Democrat, George T. Williams.
Iowa-Repubiican, F. II. Drake: Demo
crat. W. F. Babb.
QUIET IN VIRGINIA
The election in Virginia is for the en-
tire one hundred members Of the house Of
has been less excitement and less public 4
spea king than in any Virginia campaign
for years.
As a rule the canvass has been copiuct-d
on Il f;gh plane and devoid al piad-si ns-
ing. The candidates come mostly from
the pcmotTatfc ranks Where there are
running, they have, IN most |
instances, combined with the Honest Elec- |
tions or IdepeDdent. party.
o 1t is an off-yrar, and no United States |
Senator is TO be eieried, buf the Senator
siip has had a larger Influence than any |
ether factor IN the campaign and IL has |
bt-eo a tine of accounting bet ween some |
of thu. people and their represent ati~es. |
who voted last year for Martin against |
Fitz Lse. contrary to tt,eir instructions. |
In nearly every case the recaiciiranf Rep |
have failed TO secure re- !
There is a large silver element in the |
State. and many OF the nominations are |
of men known TO te for silver and pledged |
10 work for the repeal Of the Walton eiec- |
lion law, passed by the last legislature, |
DR. a n.o6ifieation of 1t. So that both parties |
great many of the old representatives |
" ere given the go-by in the nominating |
conventions, because. in order to secure
he reforms demanded. it was believed |
10 secure men not in " ith the |
machine. and, consequently, large ma
Iority OF the next House will be COM
DDS. but selected for their honesty and |
high character.
THE HIGH PLEA.
There are several instances " here the
have indorsed the Demo-
cratic nominee purely on the high plea of
and other instances where Re
Dublicans have received the Endorsement |
,f the Honest Elections party. composed |
largely of Democrats. In some sections
Did party lines have been almost obliter-
ated in the common cause against fraud
n elections.
In Alexandria, Culpeper. Washington
and Isle of Wight counties. notably. there
rave been splits and bitterness bet ween
factions; but these are exceptions, and not
he rule.
The outlook is that a small vote will be
,ast. More Republicans will Be returned
han for years past, and the Independent
lement will make a large showing, hut |
he Democratic ma iority will be sufficient
o control legislation.
SITUATION in MARYLAND
1t isconrilentlypredicted in NJ aryland that
lnrd I n vii f,xa ba /
Robert 7. Graham Will be comptroller and
larry N Clabangh the attorney general
rhey will be elected. it is claimed. by ma
critics ranging all the way from 0 900 to
5000. The ma iorities depend on the ex-
eut of the disaffection.
At this time 1t would appear that the pre-
,aign that Lowndes would win by not less
han 20 900 ma jority. and which prediction
hen was ridicuied by the Democrats, would
)e verified.
Though they will not make the statement
or publication. it is stated that the Demo
ratio leaders in Baltimore ractically con-
eded Hurst's defeat three days ago. and
TO save what they could of the
,cal ticket from impending reverse.
Notice was served on those. who. banking
n victory, had Offered to t,et heavily on 1
,e result. that Hurst was no longer good
isk. whcrenpon the cash was pulled in, |
nd not another wager OF any size has since |
een male.
This change in the speculative world
airiy sizes up the situation. The man of /
ie word who wagers money Is not IN
uenced by sentiment. He gets a line on |
e situation frum q reliable SOURCE and |
len backs his Judgment. He is cod
opded individual, who bets to win. This |
op!ies. of course, only tn the gambler 1
'bo plays fur high stakes, and not tn the 4
dviduai who will chance a hat or a pair l
glsyes IN the result.
If therefore. the large fry in the Demo.
ratio pan were absolutely certain of the |
round, as they claim they are, there are a |
umber who would Jump at the opportunity |
!, rake in the pile of money that is st6fcred.
hey are not taking any chances, huws,vpr,
nd 1T is net likely that there will be any
fAntf fua a Ia 2ryrpr L