The herald., 1896-11-02
THE NERVE OF MASTER AND MAN
There are three nominees for {

There are three nominees for con-
gress, the Democra tic Populist, Re
publican and Silver Republican.
| UTAH
SALT LAKE, Nov. 1.-The campaign
| has closed without sensational features,
| and everything is ready for the contest
at the ballot box on Tuesday.
| 1t is estimated that the vote Of the
| state will be over $4,000, as women will
| vote for the first time at this election.
| The chairman of the Democratic COM
| mittee claims that Bryan's majority
| will be over 10000; that King, Democrat,
| for congress, will be elected by over
! 5000 majority, and that the Democrats
will have twenty-seven majority on
| Joint ballot in the legislature. The
| chairman of the Republican committee
does not name figures on the president
| ial vote, but says the Republicans will
| elect the congressman and carry ma
jority of the Legislature.
| The chairman of the Peoples party
says the strength Of the party cannot
! be estimated under the fusion arrange
ment. The party expects to poll strong
vote for Foster for congress.
| SOUTH DAKOTA
| SIOUX FALLS, Nov. 1.-South Da-
kota is claimed by both parties with
! equal confidence. Populist Chairman
L. NJ Estabrook, Democratic Chairman
]. w. Boles and Chairman U. S. G. Cher
ry for the Free Silver Republicans all
of this city, unite in claiming the state
| for Bryan by six to eight thousand.
| Cherry claims he has two polls of silver
Dn1 tl,N 1,- ~Io~ to-
| an votes sure. Estabrook says he has
i two complete polls to base his estimate
! upon, but no polls as to the legislature.
| He expects to carry the legislature in
| all but six counties. Bowles claims his
polls on the Democratic vote show less
! than three per cent for Mckinley. Ma
tional Committeeman Kittredge says Nc
Kinley will carry the state by 5000 to TO-
| 900. He says it is a dead certainty that
| the Republicans will have 80 out of 126
in the legislature.
| NORTH DAKOTA
FARGO, Nov. lit is predicted that
next Tuesday will be the liveliest day
that North Dakota people have ever
| known. The vote this year, it is said,
will be larger by at least 5000 than ever
before, and it is thought the $4,000 mark
will be reached in the state Both the
] fusion and Republican managers in
| the state are confident and base their
| claims on what seems to be authorita-
| tive statements from different parts of
] the state. A greater number of natural
| ization papers have been issued in Ibis
state this year than ever before Chair
man Cooper Of the state Republican
|
| state is safe for Mckinley by about 5000
majority. 1t is thought by Republicans
! that Mckinley will run ahead of the
state ticket.
! At the Democratic quarters Chairman
| Kleinoget of the state committee claims
the state will go for Bryan and that
Burke, congressional candidate, will be
elected by 1000 majority. The fusionists
are also jubilant and feel that the state
is already won by them.
| TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1.-The
| campaign virtually closed yesterday,
| though there will be a few speeches
| made tomorrow. Both Republican and
Democratic committees claim the state.
| Democratic Committeeman Coleman
! says Bryan will carry the state by
25,ooo to 10000; Taylor for governor by
/ 1900 to 10000; Democratic congress-
men in the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
! Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth dis
tricts, and the Legislature
/ The Republican claims that Mckinley
| will carry the state by 1900; Tillman for
governor by 10000; four congressman
certain, to wit: First, Second, Third and
Eighth. and two doubtful, Seventh and
| Fourth. The committee also claims the
! National Democratic Republican fu-
sion candidates In this. the Sixth dis