Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-08
Returns from All Over the Country
Show Fine Weather and a
Heavy Vote.
PRESAGING The OUTCOME
Tammany Claims All But One Congressman
in New York Oounty-Conneoticut So
Idly Republican Texas Democ-
rats Claim 100000 Majority.

| weather east and west, and an heavy
early vote. At Democratic headquar-
ters predictions of Democratic success
were made with great confidence.
AN IMMENSE VOTE CAST.
New York, Nov. Sat 10 o'clock there
were 100 men arraigned in the police
courts of Greater New York on the
charge of illegal registration or voting.
In nearly every case it was shown the
arrest was not justified by the facts and
the accused were discharged.
Dispatches from all parts of New
York state, as received by the Asso-
ciated Press, report the election pro-
ceeding under conditions favorable to a
large vote. The vote outside of New
York city will be as large as has been
| cast in any recent year.
Another dispatch says: The weather
is fine, the vote heavy. During the fore
noon there were 10 arrests by state dep
uties in the east side districts on charge
of illegal registration. The statement
issued by Democratic leaders predicts
the election of the Democratic nominees
for congress in all the New York county
districts except the 18th.
Richard Croker gave out the follow
ing statement this afternoon: Every
thing l have heard makes Democratic
victory appear certain. Tammany is
getting out it's full strength. Reports
hot fyxyn ir1c of tho
cast by noon. I have no reason to
change my figures of last night, viz,
5000 plurality for Van Wyck.'
REPUBLICAN, AS USUAL.
New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. S.-Indica-
tions point to the election of the entire
Republican state ticket.
BIG VOTE HERE, ALSO.
Philadelphia, Nov. S.-A heavy vote
is being polled throughout the state.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE CONFI-
DENT.
Newark, N. j., Nov. 8.--Both Republ-
can and Democratic leaders profess to
be satisfied with the way the vote is
coming out. Voorhees,, the Republican
nominee for governor, is confident of his
election by large majority.
THE PRESIDENT VOTES.
Canton, O., Nov. S.-President Nc
Kinley reached Canton this morning
and voted.
OHIO'S VOTE FALLS OFF.
Columbus, O., Nov. S.-The vote in
Ohio is likely to be about Is per cent
less than last year. Republicans claim
both parties are about equally affected;
Democrats say it means congressional
gains for them, and the result on the
state ticket will be close.
CHICAGO TURNS OUT STRONG.
Chicago, Nov S.-A heavy vote is be-
ing polled, the figures in many in
stances nearly equaling the last presi-
Dental vote. Fair weather is prevailing
as rule, throughout the state.
HEAVY FOR AN OFF YEAR.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. S.-Michigan is
polling an unusually heavy vote for an
off year. Many prominent Republicans
are reported as cutting Governor Pin
gree, while Democrats are said to be
voting for him.
SCRATCHING IN WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. S.-There is
considerable scratching of the Republi-
can ticket. Governor Schofield is ex-
pected to run several thousand votes be-
hind the balance of the ticket.
COLD AND QUIET.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. S.-Reports from
over the state tell of quiet election,
with cold weather and an expected fall
ing off of the vote.
CHILLY AND SMALL VOTE.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. Sat noon a very
small per cent of the vote had been cast.
The weather is cold.
DUTCH CAPTURE HOLLAND.
Austin, Tex, Nov. S.-A heavy vote
is being polled. The Democrats are
sweeping the state, and Sayers (Dem.)
for governor will lead the ticket by
100000 majority.
WOMEN's HAND IN THE PIE.
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 8.-The elec-
ton is progressing quietly, and a large
vote is being polled. The women are
voting more generally than ever.
FINE WEATHER, BIG VOTE.
st. Louis, Nov. S.-The day is fine and
the voting is heavy.
SOLIDLY DEMOCRATIC.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 8.-The election
is progressing quietly, with the whites
voting the Democratic ticket more SOL
idly than ever before. White Republi-
cans are also voting the Democratic
ticket.
NO coLoRED PEOPLE NEED AP-
PLY.
wilmington, N. c., Nov .8.-The
whites were in force at each polling
place, but there was no sign of intim-
idation, no arms were displayed, and
very few negroes were seen standing
about the corners. The colored vote
showed q marked falling off.
HOOSIERS HARD AT IT
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. S.-Each par
ty claims victory A large vote is be-
ing polled.
THOMAS WILL GIT THAR"
Denver, Colo. Nov Sowing to a
snow storm the vote throughout the
state will be very light. The indications
are that the fusionists will make a
clean sweep.
1T WILL BE GOVERNOR TEDDY.
Newburgh, N. Y, Nov. S.-Chairman
O'Neill, of the Republican state COM
mittee, said before starting for New