The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
INDIANA ANDKENTUCKY
CLdIBs or RiVIL LEADERS As TO
1HE VOTE or THfSE STATES.
Republicans Claim Largest MaJorities in
Indiana Claims About Even ia the
Blue Grass state-Campaign Notes.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 31.-The
campaign in Indiana closed tonight with
the return Of General Harrison from his
second tour Of Indiana, and big demon
strati0ns by both parties In this city.
Livery hamlet in the State has had at
least one rally for each party. and many
notable addresses have been made. For
the Republicans, General Harrison.
Thomas -. Reed, Senator Allison. Gen
erals Sickles, Howard, Algcr. and Cor
poral Tanner. Balamy storer. Senator
Burrows. and Representative Dinsiey
have been among the notable speakers.
Tor the National Democrats. John l..
IRISH. ". -. Bynum, W. h.. Everett, ana
Simon Stern have talked. Bourke Cock
ran dud Carl SEIZURE nave represented the
AIchinley Democrats. and Air. Bryan,
George Fred. Williams, ana Thomas rat
tefsOn have talked Tor the Silver Demo
cratic cause.
RIVAL CLAIMS.
Chairman AIurun, OK tue Democratic
state committee, Hsules mat Bryan VIA
carry the state ~ $1,000. lie starts with
the State as 1t stood IN 1892. that Is. 800
democratic. lie says ne expects 2UVOO
IOpuA5t votes, the fusion being satlsidc-
tOly, 10000 SILVER republican votes, ana
500 lrOnib.uouists. From this he de-
democratic vote. thus obtained the re-
suit OF 10000.
iuo Republican managers claim the
State by from 10000 To $1,000. basing this
claim upon their poll and their expecta-
tons or capturing the large doubtful
..nfn shown lr a. IN estimate by cOun-
ties based upon their last poll, giving the
democrats 600 per cent. OF tuiS dOuDtlui
vote gives tie State 10 Mckinley by
70 700. elects nine Of the thirteen Re
publican candidates for Congress. and
gives the Republicans 20 Of the $50 mem-
bcrs OF the legislature on joint ballot
Tho Democrats claim eight Of the con-
grcssmon and a majority IN the Legs
ture. due 10 fusion in thirty-nine leslsla-
WV KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. KY, oct. 3l.-The bitter
est political campaign ever waged In Ken
lucky closed tonight. with excitement az
white heat. Mere speeches have been
made IN kentucky this fall than In any
two previous campaigns. Violence has
been Of frequent occurrence at political
meetings. and several killings have re-
suited from quarrels which arose at these
gatherings.
The principal free-silver orators were
Senator Blackburn. ex-governor John
Young Brown. Governor Stone, OF Mis-
souri,. General L. w Hardin. and Mr..
Bryan who made about hfteen speeches
ia INC state. Tho Republicans had in the
ncid Governor Bradley. United states
senator FRYE John ". Yerkes Ayers
Union generals. and ex-Chicf Justice T..
" " Holt. The National Democrats
were represented by Secretary Carlisle;
Ia urke Cochran, J. r. Fellows, United
states Senators Lindsay and Canery.
Palmer and Buckner. and ex-Congress-
man W. u. Bynum.
Chairman Roberts. OF the Republican
Csmnafgn Committee. claims the state
for Mckinley by from l5Vo TO 2aOo. lie
also claims nine consreSsinen. in.Iua,ng
Colonel Breckenridge, ana hSn''hs
chance for two more - ~,,-
chairman somers Of the Free-sllver
Democratic Campaign .commttee. AYERS
that Bryan will come TO LOUISVILLE WIN
| 90 coo plurality. He concedss LouAssAAs W