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FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Ben DaVls 43'5U; COMMON
grades s275a3,oo, ro o ,,.h
CRANBERRTES - Cape Cod. Ss.50Q9. 50
ner barrel S2.0o43.25 per crate.
FN' COCOANUTS-Si.0 per 100; $500 per
"(Gi RAPEs-Malaga, s5.5oa6.5o per cnsk.
LEMONS - Messina. s2.5Oa3oo; extra
fancy, s3.00aS.5O.
NJ. Eanles I2Ibc; waluuts, lAc. peanuts 81.
I'd: nirnonds Taracona, lic per TO- i3c
ner sack: California almonds. 10c; new
fVSRANGES-Ca California seedlings s2O0N
~; navels $500; Jamaicas and Messinas
81 ,ltil3. 90.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New orleans, January 2a.-7,Hog pro;
ducts firm. Pork lo' MAR Lard ory ye'l sn,t
shoulders, SIX: sides. 5ss. Bacon. sides,
GI. Hams. choice sugar-eursd.. 9huss%,
Flour. hrmer; extra fancy, ,S;WF3ag; No.
Inv SsGSsiI. oats. firm: No. 2. sacked,
az. Hay, dull. prime, l4i@lG; choice, lS0l
Tl9.O0 fice sales 1910; clean rec. steady
s,iee 500. ordinary to good i1S,
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OII-Linsecd. IN barrels, raw &c; oohfa
Acc: Ietroleum. t5O test. in Dds , ff f5,A ~
ens ssasollne IN cases $50. in bbls. l5c;
f T9otoh oil in bis iSc IN cases $50 cas-,
tor oil, medical pure. $50; turpeh'ih'' III
WHITE LEAD-Strictiy pure. spsse. N
WINDOW CLASSIC boxes. " am
to &C and % per cent discount. new list
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LONDON CoNsOLs.

London, January 29.-Consols for money
and the account l0 l5-l6 bar silver, 3y4d
per ounce, money. u per cent. The rate
Of discount in the open market FOR snort
and three months bills was * and l5-iJ.
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New York. January 29.-Wheat--Exports
II 500: receipts none: NO ] hard 10 1
aeoat. Options opened steady, eased off
under foreign selling and lower cables,
rallied on Thoman's bulllsh crop, report
and decreased Liverpool stocks advanced
Very sharply in the afternoon on heavy
covering, stimulated by rumors of large
export purchases and predictions Of I'M
favorable weather West closed Is net
higher; January rs; May 1ll2.
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, January 29.--Clearings, &c.,
500 242; balances, s5,50s.G54.
New York, January 2o.--Government
bonds. firm: State bonds, inactive; rail-
road bonds, firm.
New York, January 29-The total sales
of stocks today were 22l G72 shares, incini-
baeco' 20 700: Burlington, 1900; Reading.
IS. 500; st. Paul. 5000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sliced in boxes 4Nd5c,
choice evaporated. 6isQ6s4a; fancy evapor-
"EPRIGoTS-T loo.
CITRON-lic per Id.
NTS-Fancy cleaned 5ac: In car
III Et!IIGS-r,yaporate Sc: Turkish layer l5c.
NECTARIN Els EVaporated lOe.
ChES-h.yapurated D..
PEARS vaporated SC.
PLIIMS-Pitted l0c. e.-,,s-,-
PREiINEs- OF 1895: California prunes
"a. ,oos &c, S0-9Os, Gao 6o-los. &c; W-G9s. TIC;
sIVrr and ruby prunes, l0c: .,
s'iR AAIsiNS-Caiifornia l.. l., boxes N.4o4
"a. crown l.. NJ raisins, % H. boxes de-
. crovn l., NJ, so Id. boxes. 4Aa41lc.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Car load lots. job cars. from MIL, Dea a.,
ers az 6hnrge from store 5Gloc, more per iog
Ihs on bran, 2q3c per Dushel on oats anu
CORN-Sacked 3S9Sic.
OATS &c, No. white 2sa3oc' COM
"Cit1GppEp CORN-65c per 100 lbs. ,,,.,
HAY-Alfalfa slS.paA.p per ION ton i t,i.,Ih
so 50Sil2 20: timothy 81 eg. le.Vg &c M v"
Texas prairie $50; South Texas SV'N
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Total receipts of cotton at Galveston to-
day were as follows, Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe COS, International and Great
Northern $50, Missouri. Kansas and Texas
539: Galveston, Houston and Henderson Si
barge Jules ltd; tug Aunic It. total 30.
Shlpments--To Hamburg, 81 HclmNeld.
300.
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Despite Liyerpool's Improvement the
American Market Declined.
BULLS TALK OF NINE CENT COTTON.
SUIT the Bears Seem sersasiy satisasd
with tho Present Outlook-Nsxt
Crop Month Discounted.
on,ce Of The post.


with Liverpool futures up s-6td, spots
i-S2d higher and spot sales OF 1900 bales,
1t seemed natural to expect higher range
Of values on this side today. but ON the
contrary tho American markets closed at
decline. The untavorahle influences were
tho rather large port se,eipts, no speou-
lative demand and the pounding OF the
market by New York bears.
The bulls think the bears aro making n
last desperate effort to keep prices from
advancing. and will soon be compelled TO
submit to tho inevitable bull boom. The
builocks talk very confidently OF cent
cotton in the near future. and say that
when the figures are made up Friday
showing tho amount of crop In sight q,
the end OF January It will make tho bears
very nervous. Just now the bears appear
very we'll satisfied with the situation.
however. and do not seem to fear any
scant supply of the staple for the next
few months.
The next crop months continue TO be
discounted In all markets. At New York's
close today the highest quotation--Si3--
was for next July contracts. aud the low
est-7,0I-was for November delivery.
showing dinerence OF over "a cent. New
Orleans sold July contracts for S.0I aud
o,cr.a onIv 7 ~ for Novcmhor N liff.r-
ence of II points, or nearly ne.
New York and New orleans futures
continue to come very close together, ana
ii is the general opinion that one or the
other must rocedc from Its present posi-
ton very soon. New York Is either too
prices throughout the South would In
dlchtc that the error ~ In New YORK
prices. February contracts at New York
closed today at IN hid, while New YORK
sold the Same month for T,'im7.N W. May
sold In New Orleans at 1ssu'.m ana IN
New York at so7mS0S The parity early
In the season was 20 points and that ~
tho difference the markets should properly
have Mt this time.
New York futures opened about ! point
ment during the forenoon, but the gam
was soon lost again, and the closing waa
barely steady. | to points lower than
yesterday March sold Mt SOS for the
highest and 7T lowest
New Orleans futures opened firm NJ a
few points advance on the far months.
but closed quiet and steady. | TO points
lower than yesterday on this seasons con
tracts, and inc now crop Wotlti's 10
forenoon hu' cropped TO 'N3''" Oh '"'
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v Value. b Bid. . Sellers.
GnmI.n caIlNn MINT Mnrkel.

The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the SPOT today ut tho leading
markets, together with closing Of middling
yesterday. with today's sales;
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pIrIIDING MATERIAL.

90 sd5Ss oS R6sedaIe cement, per Dbl. 81 %
G2.s0: lime freclay, sS.2SNS; :" piSa,s, .si
II,in nav,ng lille. per foot 7ul5c, to .
inches, inclusive, felt roofing. per square
81. 75g2.6O. Aem. and Royai cement men p poss
per. h. &c; iaths, per II. 500.
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S2so per 100 pouncs; painted wire, 81. IS;
Waukegan. 10 higher than Giiddnn.
vances, 10 to 60 penny, zoe: and . penny.
6oc and penny, 75c: and penny, soc !,
penny. N.20: 2 penny, 81 60.
CUT NAILS-llate s2.75 per key; same
advances as on wire mills
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York. January 2s-Eggs. receipts
were not heavy. but with only a slow de-
mand prices show a further decline; best
Southern offered at l6c.
Kansas City January 9-Bntter,
steady, creamery, 1IMlg dairy, lailo'
Eggs weak. inactive; lYs.
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CHICAGO.
The leading futures RANGED rs follows.
CHICAGO.

Chicago January 29.-There was plenty
of bull news IN the grain markets today.
1t did not come out until rather late, but
1t had its effect and wheat recovered all
Its lost ground. closing l higher than
yesterdays close. Germ and oats each
closed 4 higher. Provisions were weak
and closed lower.
Wheat ruled moderately active, but was
somewhat nervous; Il period of weakness
early was due 10 easier cables ana the
larger deliveries in the Northwest, al
cars. The New York exports were light
ana Armour was said TO be u heavy seller
Wire houses and longs liquidated freely
Ihen Tnoman report on the condition of
growing wheat was made public and as
1t showed loss In condition in the six
principal States of nearly 1 points since
January 10. 10 points since December l..
the market was quickly strengthened by
II. The more II was discussed the more
influence 1t seemed to have on the ner-
Nous market. The shorts got alarmed and
many Of the early sellers began TO cover
and IL good Investment demand sprang
up, under which the market rapidly I'M
proved and before noon had sold up IL
from the low point of the early figure,
the market turned very strong during
the last hour on continued sales hy
shorts on the report that 10000 bushels
had been taken in New York for export.
May sold up to 6iSiW64's but eased off Il
TRACTION many CLOSING s,cduy AT VIC
Corn showed some weakness early, fol-
lowing wheat, but as that cereal began
10 bulge corn went in the same direction.
Business was slow early, but shorts COW
cred later and the trade was fair
oats were weak carly but regatned the
loss, as wheat went up.
Provisions trade was fairly brisk but
during the greater part of the day the
tendency was downward owing TO the
weakness in the live stock market. Near
the close good demand sprang up in
! consequence OF the losing strength In
| wheat The lower prices were made early
| in the day Estimated receipts for Thurs
day--Whtat, 20 cars. corn, 3l0 oats, Is,
| cars; hogs, 5000 head
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WIRE AND MALE. ,.,
Quotations are from loppe.s' "PsN'a
prices given on large shipment .,,,o,
RAEBED WIRE - Ctddeh' sa''""s"'
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SEMI WEEKLY MOVEMENT.
New Orleans. January 29-Socretary Hes
ter's figures on the movement at l3 lead
ing interior towns for the half week, with
comparisons, ARE as follows.
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liquors..
plnts Hl,oo per Dbl; A. b. c. bohemian.
quarts $3.50: .pints, sii.o0; Dixie Pale
quarts, $500; pints. 50. 80; Weiss beer, Sl.z5
per case, two dozen In case.
HIGH WINES-si. 90 per gallon.
WHlSKy-P gallon: Finished goods
on high wine basis si.22; straight Bourbon
aud rye. according to age and quality,
N.l5QS.0Q; blended N.75a3. 50.
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Common 10 falr sheep, head " " 70
Receipts Sales. On In nd
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ST. Louis January ,S Eggs. lower ms er
iinls; dairy. i6@l7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

FARGO, n. d., Nov. a.-Faf three
days past u has been snowing and the
day opened with raw winds from the
vest The roads IN the county at,
bad, II having thAwsd dunng the
night It's impssslble to drivo over.
land In certain parts OF Rel R'vti
valley. Tine largest vote ever psliod
h exps
Chaitman Kisiuogls, Of the stat,
Dsmlcralic comm tee has Just r..
ceivcd word o. large vote IN ths
northern part u the ttAie, and Burr Q,
congressional candidate IN tho iuslt q
ticket, Ia running ahead Of the rest
the ticket.
ChsirmAn Coopef OF the Republican
alalo COMMITTEES, Just arrived IRON
Grand Forks. states that the lafgssi
vote ovar known Ia thAt section IA b..
Ing polled. Both slics stlll hold q
their claims, the inslonlsis that they
will carry by abou, B 900 on tho pref
dental oloctofs, anu the Kspubli, AM
thal they will csffy b, 1000.
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,ifentar of Instructions seat % Dent"
cratic IadEss-As 80 misspeilsd
NHmss.

,t,enta, of Instructions seat 90 Demo
cratic Iadass-As 80 Misapellsd
Names.
Tho Democratic Judges were pro-
vided with q circular Of instructions
Today which among numerous other
poinis embraced the following
Voters may be challenged for any Of
i,von causes, as follow. Fut-Thal
he IL not the person whose name ap-
peap on the registration let and un'
der which name he claims tue fight ~
vote. second--Thai he has not 10
sidsd H. the State one year next pre-
ceding the election. lhifi-lhat be
has not bson n citizen VI tue United
states for the period Of niusiJ Gays
nrHt preceding the election. Fourth
That ho has not resided In the county
Tor four months. Finh-rha he has
not fstided Ia the pfecinot TOT sikii
days next preceding the election
Slxth-That he has voted before 90
that day. Sevsntn-Ihat he j. no. 81
the age OF twenty one years.
No challenges eau be made Tot any
other cause than those above onumei.
aied. II any person CHALLENGED snail
take oath before any OF TIE Judges Of
election that ths grounds VI tue ohal'
lengo are untrue, thon he Will bo gu
Titled 10 vote.
Ballots cannot be- rejected 90 ac'
count OF clerical errors committed 10
registration, such ~ misspellod names,
wrong street address, etc., provided the
name, A. mlsspelled, has ihv same geo
ural sound ~ the correct name. Even
u tue word "Juniofr Ia omitted, u u
unimporlani; and II Il not impofta nj
that middle initials be- given on the
registration, a. initials, IN tho law, are
considered no part OF the name. one
important provislon Of tho Few Law Is
that which oompela the Judges TO ~
eeive any challenges vote " the ohal'
lengud voter takes oath that thc
gfounds Of the challenge are untrue.
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IOWA

DunuQUE, IowA, Nov. g. More
early vuss we're plllei thsn ever
bsiofe iu this city. aud the Indications
ate thai fully forty pet copt mjfu bal
llls will DO oaat than ~ 1897. Toe
weathOt 10 perfect. ana the eleeilon b
ptugfessluH qniuty.
10 ss,lmalsi that tho city viii
give Mckinley 5000, DimoofaI c i0s
1901.
Ihe ID mocfaiio msjlr " In the
county u likely 10 isll H. 800, los, SUI.
DIS MuiSEs, lows, Nov. 3 -
The Kspuuheani ulaim the state b
going ovefwht m ugly tor Mckinney.
A. noon hall ,at votes VA tue SAFE
hal bsen pollsd. Rep3fls lfum III
y int indicate unprseedtn I'd rat y
voting. No disturbances have been
heard Of Toe fapi1 voting iudlcat =
straight tickets. rho weather 10
cisaf every where. Carriages have % en-
soni Tot tewes votes ihan utt Al.
Zee II public aus Afu olnnJtn. Dsni'
oofAls aud FoTuus tu' dues. o
polls will be KEEP. opon tulIs SIP. IA. n
nearly I'll tho pioclnCts, aud he 90 .
vote " the slate will vxceei 10000
the rate u D, polling Tow. ftert .
little bettiog, heavy odds being ensI d
on Mex lnley,
OTTUMwA, In, Nov. 3.-rhs vJilug
sommonsel with n rush AMI indie .
TO points 10 tho heayie ~ known
nste, The big poll 10 supposed 10 o..
heavy Repuolioan gains Va tho county
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W lu,o h's uukky on hislh tti.e' VIZ
9ri III. ~ no,se ta''e m iun,
NJ. Taylor piuokily held on 10 the
lines until The morse stopped, not until
Mf. Taylor had beon dragged probably
a huudrei feet.
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true with reference TO Mr. Bryan,
hence the cou1lot.
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tus,, s ias '"s wa '"N
u"''V'' '''"s
In agoodly number ~ the precincts
rubber stamps were used In making
tue crosses instead Of pen and ink, a.
prescribed by law. Ths Democrats
oisln, whe.ne, usss W NV. US
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al- ~ ~ NJ h''N"N' W IN''''
u0AHoh NnA'e'e''
Voters generally exhibited as much
Interest, and in fact mucn more, IN
| tho pfrsidontlal elootinn In tho east
] than ia the one Al nome, The hsa d.
/ uuaftsf, of the different parties we've
! tnronRed Throughout the Jay by
| anxious irqutfrfs DESTROYS Of asceTtAin-
Inc what Toe result would DO est u
Inc Rocky mouniain..
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ALLEGED TRAIN ROBBER
arrested Nfar bingham Jutci,n
Police iaIe No failh In
the story.

Deputies sheriff u,bbs AID steele.
at o o'Sl Ok last uighi, afres ed n. j.
Emerson At toe fetilsnes q Louis
Cutler near bingham Junction. II
Il supposed by thoiu tfioets ~ bsth,
man who held up tue Union Pacific
train near uinIah u short tine nro.
Emerson was not arrested for tbs crlmo
but was brought In without a warrant,
Upon being searched couple
swilch.keyt, such NJ are used ~ hTaki T..
men aud oonduutOm, were nTought tn
light, together with a numutT 81 1T.
tgfs, n shHll amount OF money ana
some other papeIs. One VI tho switch.
Keys bore the imprint OF the CaioAgt,
81. Paul a kansns City railway an
the other OF tbs Northern Pacific. A
fecbipt from tho Order Of Railwty
Conductors Tor dues amounting s4bJ
was also found among hih papeU. Iht
receipt was dated AZ TOPEKA Kan. h.
1858, The receipt Tor n Iogitteftd hi.
ter sent from Hall Lake 10 y. T., Fofhe.
" Tho Zoo railway, nt No. l7i Slblov
avenue, N. Paul, on oogipgt Oh, was
also brought 70 llght
fhe shUTlii't office 10 cOuiident thai
tho train robbtr has bs6n caught AT
litt while tbs police THINK tnat such h
not tho case.
Ihe prisoner 10 In the county inti
awaiting further action Of ths tiiioer
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HrLykA, Mont, Nov. 3--rho sky 10
overcast with heavy SNOW -laden clouds
snd a strong, chilling wind 10 blowing
from the southwest. The polls ate
practically deserted, voters not veniuf-
iNg out early unless going g. work,
owing 10 the cold. TIE blanket ballot
II toing used tot the first time. The
regisirGtion through the state Il over
i've Thousand Ices than two years ago.
Up 10 noon the vote Throughout the
state had been light. A change tor
the better In tho weather IL bringing
out voters this afternoon. Indications
pOiut 10 iUli vote. In the oenters on
siatV ard county tickets the state IL
being connected 10 Bryan. Chatman
T.. II. Hsphfcld Of tho Republican
STATE executive sbmmittUo concsdts Tho
state ~ the fusion ticket. THE Rsuub-
licans msy elect few county iiiccfs
In the wool growing dittfiUs. The
lsgislatute will be Democratic without
doubt.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov. 5 Mon.
tana weather today IL ideal for large
vote. Tue vote Il heavy. The fusion
committee claim this state tor Bfysn
~ from 10, 900 10 5000, The Ropub.
lieans claim the majority will DO con'
siderebiy less.
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aIoRaIA.

ATLANTA. Nov. $50 Intense IL the
Interest In tho election that although
rain began 10 fall early this morning,
the vote was heavy from the opening
" the polls. the probabilities are
that In spite Of the almost continuous
downpeuf the vote will bc the largest
Ia recent years.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov a-indications
paiut 10 tho election " the Democratic
slorleral ticket by 10000 majority IN
this STATE. IL " probable that the gu.
tire confessional Representation viii
be Democratic, with the p lsaibia eK.
cuption OF the Tenth district, In which
West, tho law partner VI Thomas 4.
Watson, 10 giving William Hsmming,
Democratic nominee, q cluteEaoe.
THOMSON, Ca, Nov. 3.-Thomas A..
Watson, P0pulifl candidate Tor vice.
pttsideni, voted for John Il. West,
Popullst candidate for Congress, bat
tore On that portion Of tue ticket tear.
Ing tho nAm,s Of tho Mckinlry elect.
ots. AiT. Watson example 10 being
largely followed by Popuilsir. Mt.
Watson remained about the polls
srysfsl hour,
sAvASSAH, Ca, NOV 3. rh,rs
are inatcauouh here That COL. Ru " H..
Lester, Democratic candidate Tor Con.
gf,ss Ia the ntst district, viii be do.
irsted OF have n Close shave.
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city. aud during The fi-ihour M many
pfstlntts the numb Of votes caat va
larger than aver before tho same prfl-
ID. Such clndiilnns are reported also
from All citics IN New EDg.and.
Dispatches rom the various New
Engia lu cities reoeive W 10 O'Clock
boar cut the earlier indications OF the
day that the vote in each OF tue states,
excepting Maine au1 Vermont, viii be
far above the nogmAl.
In the two states moniiraat 'sefe
appears 10 10 slight falling on from
tho big vote oaat Ia tue recent STATE
election. A good Mckinley plurality
10 pfediolei by tho Republicans, while
the Democrats doclare they viii
be satisfied " tho treult shows
the incftaied sfength which they
claim. Figures were hsrl 10 get. even
NJ . o'cltoh, hut the Republicans ,x.
press confidence that they Will carry
the Now Eugisni states by plufalities
ranging from 10000 to 10000 10 Con.
reoticut anu New Hamphirs, TO
10000 10 $4,000 10 Masiac usulis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

BAL11MOHE Nov. A. rosay's vote
IN this state u being cast under the
new election Law, under which an on.
ufeiy new registration was had. The
effect IL seen In more rapid voting aud
y dlminlshe1 numDor OF "nlalofs" al
The polls. Voting began esfiy with
epting'like weather aud has been very
heavy. a lull vote will undoubtedly
be rollod, the aggregate being 10 tho
nslghborhood Of 10000.
Sepofts from The country indicate a
normal vote being polltd. tue toault
outside OF Baltimore " 10 doubt. How.
arj county, tho homo OF Senator q ..
m.n, pIomitts 70 be very close with
Indications iavorlng Republicans. AZ
headquarters 10th slaio commltieet'
ptovious estimates are figidly n herSd
10.
Tho vote Of tho z II standard Dem .
crals was generally east tot Mcl<inlsy
anu the iuuioaiitns tfo that Palmer
aud BncEner Will plll but a smsil
number.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Now She
day opened clear Indications poiu0
to n very heavy vote In this city an
ihu stats. Voting began pr5mptiy NJ
sunrise. 10 10 reported au tiII, vii
bs made 10 shut Out tho vote OF D.
large rumbnr Of uew oOmsu NJ tn
National Soldiort' Home.
Fully twt-ihifdt Of tho register
vote Of this ciiy and county nHd uot y
polltd 40 10 noon. Ia pfrcinut one.
In the Thirteenth ward, the ballot b. <
became g0fgut ami voting was "a .
pended uutil legal Hdvios could
secured NJ 10 the uss Of anothtT D..
ceplacle. Advice nom the interior %
The state arV 10 the same elfsct-.tht
an unprecedented vote 10 being ca, .
Ihe Threatened complication roger .
ing the National bJldiefa' home nusf
this city nas not yet developed. VII.
oOnsin's vote will be In long bei6ft
the legal hour Tor closing tho pllH.
No Disturbances are reported from al ,
o a..