Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-03

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being polled. Each party is endeavorinl
to get its vote in first.
VOTING FAST IN CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Ohio.--The day Opener
clear, but with indications of rain. Il
some precincts half of the vote was il
the boxes before o'clock.
RUSH OF VOTERS IN CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, Ohio.-There was perfec
rush of voters around the polls in thi
city during the early hours this morning
IN KENTUCKY.
Lexington, Ky.-An enormous crow
of early morning voters was about tn
polls and the interest is intense. roEs
Frankfort, Ky.-Crowds we're in lin
when the polls opened at O'Clock. 1t il
estimated that three-fourths of the vote
had been polled at noon. ss7
Louisville, Ky.-The heaviest vote in
Kentucky's history is being cast. 1t il
Impossible to guess as to the result.
St. Paul, Minn.--Clear weather and un
usual interest brought out the votes early
Fully half the total registration had beer
voted at 10 o'clock. a ls
DEEP INTEREST AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, Ky.-Election day dawnee
fine. The interest manifested was never
80 pronounced in this city, although it il
a foregone conclusion that Louisville
which constitutes the 5th congressional
district, will give a Republican majority
m b FAIR IN IOWA. 81
Burlington, Iowa. weather is fair
and the votes we're polled early.
Davenport, Iowa.-The largest vote
this CITY ever polled will be exceeded by
1000 to 1900.
Des Moines, Iowa.-Repubilcan claim
the state is going overwhelmingly for
Mckinley. sf5 ss5s
CALIFORNIA FOR BRYAN.
San Francisco.-From every county in
the state come reports of an unusually
heavy vote, with estimates favoring Bryan
carrying the state. In Los Angeles the
Republicans claim the county for Mo
Kinley by one-fourth the normal major
lty. This city is claimed by both parties
by small majorities.
NO EXCITEMENT IN DENVER.
Denver.-Voters we're in line at all the
polling places in this city when the polls
opened at Tar Among them were
women eager to vote for president, this
being tLeir first opportunity. The vote
will not be as heavy as in the exciting
state election Of two years ago.
Denver. ~ The weather generally
throughout Colorado is good and in the
mining districts the vote is the heaviest
ever known. 1t is apparent that Bryan
and Sewall will receive an overwhelming
majority and interest centers in the eloc
tion of the state officers. There are four
tickets in the field and the, result is in
doubt. Silver Republican, Democratic
fusion candidates and Populist-Silver
party nominees appear to be running
about even. In Denver over wo-thirds
of the registered vote had been polled at
noon.
IMMENSE VOTE IN ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, Ae.- Election day through
out Missouri opened cold and clear The
prospects are that the greatest vote in
the history of st. Louis will be cast, the
registration being over 100000.
The greatest part of the ballots were cast
during the early hours.
PERFECT DAY IN KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City.--Perfect Indian summer
weather prevails in Kansas City and the
largest vote ever polled here will doubt
less be polled.
CLOUDY AND COLD IN MONTANA.
Helena, Mont.--The sky is overcast
with heavy snow laden clouds and a strong
chilling wind is blowing from the south
west. Few voters were out early owing
to the cold.
DAMP AND CHILLY IN UTAH.
Salt Lake, Utah.--The weather is damp
and chilly with light snow. The voters
we're late getting out. This is the first
election in Utah under the Australian
ballot system.
DEooY DUCKS UNCOVER.
Raleigh, N. C.-The day is an ideal one
and an enormous vote is being polled
the state. The Palmer Buck
ner committee is advising all their sup
porters to vote for Mckinley direct.
IN INDIANA.
Indianapolis.-The weather to-day is Of
the sort that calls out full vote. At s
o'clock more than half the vote had been
cast in number of precincts in this city.
LARGE VOTE IN DETROIT.
Detroit, Mich.-The weather is clear.
The polls in most of the precincts were
late in opening, owing to the dilatory
methods of the election inspectors. The
booths were surrounded by crowds. The
vote will be the largest. ever known In
Detroit. @ E#
LARGE VOTE IN WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Wis.-The day opened clear.
The indications point to very heavy
vote in the city and state. 1t is reported
that an effort will be made to shut cut
the vote of g large number Of newcomers
at the National Soldiers home.
NEW ELEoT1oN LAW IN Maryland.
Baltimore, Md.-To.day's vote in this
state is being polled under the new cleo
tion law.
MILD WEATHER AT pITTsBURa.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Ths mild spring-lixe
weather has brought out larger vote
thanever known IN this city. In many
districts it was 80 per cent greater than
10 usually polled at the same time in pres
vious years. a 4 e
Philadelphia, Pa.-Reports from all
over Pennsylvania say the finest kind OF
election weather prevails, and very
heavy vote came out this morning.
d ELEor1oHs IN soTHER STATES.
Memphis, Tenn. Weather cloudy. At
9 O'Clock when the polls opened there
we're large crowds at all the election vot-
ing places in the city. f8a
Trenton, N. 1.-THE weather is fne aud
from t1ifYerant marta of tha ataha