The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-01

wfsi come frnsa those cizses ana sAaw Tera-
oc-axlc gains The vsfaTzs Frorn ss-aa
othsr c8tleS are expected - show smaller
Democratic Salrs. Tire Republicans are
counting CT gains IN tAe rssraa tsStrscss.
where prosperity has resursd. mere thsn
IN she towns The Democrats caairn IA y
VIII hci6 tae rural vefa down and xEn cut
On the changes II ne cities
Tnusunfay hitter campaiEn.
BALTIMORE Oct zf-Tae votsrs os
Maryland VIII on Tuesday next elect a
state rcrars-eiae-. clerk ~ the court %
appeals. ard legislature which. /. tnrr
VIII choose = suecessor ta United STAT 5
Serssor Ec-rs8n. II shs city OF Ralsincre
a mayor and a new council wigf be chosen
TIE campaign which has been unusually
bitter. closed last niShs with mass met
frgs all along the fsre. and nothing row
remains bur - cast and count the Votes
The state Offices 70 he aileG are uainpor-
tart the main interest certeytnS ia the
legislative contest II the Demo eratS win.
Senator German win doubtless be chosen
for smother term, while K the Republicans
ara victorious. there viii probably be a
sharp fight for the seat among thnse as
rEraDes. vita the chances slightly IN favor
OF the selection of Ccngressuan Mued.
As 20 the oasFeoule Of the coming eleetion
Il can only ~ said thar me result Is IA
AkA%fA 1&l&ts IE9EkG c8kH Nskz%@ Esass%s I'd 8t1
aaie TO coont enough votes in the legisla-
and 10 eject the United States senator. The
Republicans have slight advantage in
that OF the thirteen hcld-oxsr state ssna-
tors. rire are Republicans
A large number Of gnld standard Demo-
Gratis are opposing the reelection Of SenA-
tor German. IN which they are joined by
the baltimore sun. and the Evening News
both os which have always been strongly
Democratic lntsl within rhe past two years.
On the other hand. the American hereto
fore warmly Republican. Is lukewarrn IN
It's support of the Republican candidates.
and the Herald. which has hitherto been
neutral IN its position, has espoused the
Gornan cause vita considerable visor. In
Baltimore William Malsser Il The Repahli-
can candidate far the rayoraity. his op-
ponens being Henry Williams Both are
prominent merchants. IN the city. as In
the state. both ssies claim to have ma50r-
tfy ~ tie Votes. bait there are divisions
and dissenssons IN the ranks OF both par
ties. which make ghe outcome an extreme
" doubtful matter.
In Kansas Little Interest Taken.
KANSAS CITY, No. oct u.-Tuesaay.s
election In Kansas. which will be for two
stale senator's. four state representatives
oairteen district judges and new sets %
19AtA@s D21t[rfs III aii OF IHe l59 counties.
Will not bear I'm any great degree upon fu-
tuTe elections The silver question has cut
no special figure. As there are no state
officers 70 be elected and no considerable
part OF the state Es interested in the elec-
rioa or defeat of the same men. little gem
eral interest has been taken in the results
Each county has run its own campaign in
It's own way. the state committees having
done very little TO help them.
The fight over the iudgeshlps has been
the NEST interesting part of the campaign
Ths Populisrs arc determined TO win as
many OF the dghts as possible and have
put forth their best speakers. TayIar
Riddle. the Popuiist state chairman. says
the Popusists expect to carry at least
twelve Of the thirteen districts On the
eounty tickets there has been complete fu-
sion II ninety-sevsn out Of l05 counties,
and Chairman Riddle claims the f1siouisss
will win In stxty-fIve counties. The Re-
pubilcans conrede the fusionssts ma jority
of the judgeshlps. but Frank 4. Brown,
secretary of the Republican state central
committee. says th. Republicans VIII win
In more than xeveaty counties.
BATTLE OF sthndarG. in 6hfo.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 30.-The campaign
In Ohio closed tonight with meetings In
every county. Some speakers addressed
three and four meetings today. Special
trains were used for Bryan. Hanna, For
xkpr and hA reS nd1HateS fnr sy7xAruar sa