The sun., 1898-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA

A bitter and highly sensa-
tional campaign has been made.
A canvas just completed by ene-
mics of Quay shows the election
of Stone for Governor over
Swallow and jerks by a very
small majority. The Legislature
is the real issue and it is abso.
lutely impossible to forecast the
result intelligently. Quay is
said to have placated both
Martin and Magee by agreeing
to resign soon after being re-
elected to make room for Magee,
who is slated by Martin to sue
ceed Quay. If this deal has
been finally consumated the cleo
ton Of a Quay Legislature is a
certainty. 1t rests with Martin
and Magee as to whether or not
the incoming Legislature will be
for or against Quay. Swallow
will probably poll $50, 900 votes.
jerks will be second. Stones
election seems to be ass ured.
The election in Pennsylvania will be of
a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secre-
tary of internal Affairs, two Judges of
the Superior Court, one-half of the State
Senate. and the House. the Legislature
to have the choice Of a United States
Seven tickets have been nominatcd-thc
Republican, the Democratic, the Prohib-
tionist, the Populist, the Socialist, the
Peoples party and the Liberty party
The Rev. $. G. Swallow, the Prohibition
nominee for Governor, whose platform is
the eighth Commandment, is the candi-
date also of the Populsts. the Peoples
party and the Liberty party.
1897 Treas HfR 4is 2493si gs@ 1860 1855 Dem:
1896 lPres) =. 72G99s 422054 1924 II 900
Philadelphia, 7.40-Chairman Jones OF
the Prohibition Committe at last account
was predicting heavy vote for Swallow
in the city, claiming over Is wards.
7.45 p. m. Pittsburg, Congress, % dis
trict, Dalzell, Republican elected, 90
district, Graham, Republican, elected
7.35 p. m. Philadelphia indications at
Rep. State Headquarter, point to
heavy vote throughout Pennsylvania, al
most if not full up to Presidential vote in
arger counties. In scattering Demo-
cratic counties there are reports of falling
off from last year on total vote.
Philadelphia, s p. m.-The entire Pro-
libition vote at the last Governors elec-
ion was 2S,433. Chairman Jones esti-
mates that will be increased about $50
,er cent. Tie Republican estimate is
bout IA, 500 total votes for. Swallow.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. So predict the
election of Mr.. Stone by oyer 100000
majority" DAVID MARTIN.
Pittsburg, 5p. m.-Jenks is running
head of the ticket, and the reelection
# Dalzell and Acheson is assured.
iraham will succeed stone.
Reading, 500 p. m.---This city willH
'oll the largest vote in its history. Swal-f
ow will get very light vote.
Bethlehem, $40 p. m.-The Democra-
ic vote will be much reduced in this
ection.
West Chester, $50 p. m. The anti
luay people are very confident and
lain large majorities for their legisla- ;
i've candidates.
Easton, $50 p. N. Quiet here all day.
enks will have the normal Democratic
lajority.
Lancaster, $40 p. N. McClain Re ;
will have an enormous maior-'
y for the Assembly.
Harrisburg, $50 p. IN. Swallow is
olling very heavy vote here, but it Is
oubted that he Will equal his State
reasurer record.
Wilkesbarre, 5.22 p. IN. The only
ght here is on the Congressman. Swal-
w is getting no support.
Philadelphia, 5.45 p. m. Rothemel's
ection seems to be certainty. Careful ! !
'timates from "a wards show majorities !
lual to those accorded Warwick for I
a. paol> 30 r,,pnipr hohipl 1ic :