Evening star., 1898-11-07

of two years ago, a full vote tomorrow can
! not be expected.
Much of this is dueto the new constitu-
| tional amendment, which has resulted in
! DISTINGUISHING thousands of foreign born
! citizens because they had not secured their
| final naturalization papers. Which party
| will suffer most because of this is one of
] the election day problems the solving of
| which would produce the result of the cleo
tlon which is at this stage claimed by both
\ sides.
! Aggressive Campaign in Kansas.
/ TOPEKA. Kan, November THE po-
| litical campaign in Kansas has closed and
| the indications are an average vote for an
| off year will be polled tomorrow. The
| campaign has been an aggressive one, and
| within the last three weeks q great deal of
| enthusiasm has been aroused.
Kansas will elect a full state and con-
| Sressional ticket. There will be four tick
! cts in the field-repuiJlicah' populist and
| democrat. fusion. prohibition and socialist
| Ex-senator PETER is the candidate for gov
Ghor on the prohibition ticket, ard has
made an extensive campaign y ''s
Conservative politicians look for the re-
suit to be close between the populcts and
republicans.
Quite Close in Michigan.
DETROIT, Mich. November 7-A1though
considerable spirit was injected. into the
campaign last week, it is ending as quietly
as it began. Judging by the registrations,
good fair vote viii be poiled.
There is certain to be some scratching of
the heads of the state tickets. -'-''----
Democrats are contending gainst heavy
natural odds, and will be unable TO wreSt
the state government from Governor Pin
gree unless the disaffecton against the
governor in his own party is much greater
than is now apparent. Rumors of de-
nf to pir,pr
were numerously reported, however, from
various sections today .~>a. s,t4,,,..t 3D.
Friends of United States Senator Bur-
rows are still confident of his PREDICTION
by the new legislature.
May Be Surprises in Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, November 1.-THE
state political campaign, which has been
comparatively quiet one, comes to a
close tonight. A complete state ticket,
legislature, with the exception of sixteen
hcld-Over republican senators and ten rep
resenta tives. will be elected tomorrow.
Though the chances favor the republi-
cans in the election of representatives and
legislative candidates. surprises may be
looked for on the outcome of the state tick
ct. The republicans feel sure of re-electing
Gov. Edward Scofield and the balance of
the ticket. while the democrats claim that
their ticket with Hiram w. Sawyer as their
leader will be victorious.
Claims in Iowa.
DES MOINES Iowa, November Con
servative politicians today place the repub-
lican majority on the state ticket in Iowa
at between twenty and thirty thousand.
The sixth district is the only one conceded
by the republicans to be in doubt and the
chances of Lacey. Crep) and Weaver Cfus.)
are said to be about even. The democrats
are still claiming a fighting field in the sec
ond and eighth districts. but the republi-
cans will not admit the possibility of the
election of either Ney OF Finn.
Trying to Get Out the Vote.
LINCOLN, Neb., November THE or ergy
o. campaign mana gers today is devoted to
getting out the vote tomorrow. At both
the republican and fusion HEADQUARTERS tel
egrams of Instructions were being sent to
county committeeman. With pleasant wea
ther the vote will be largely in excess of
late years. The republican managers are
going over a partial poll of the state and a
statement of their findings will be made
this evening.
Situation in Wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Wyo, November THE
indications point to close election tomor-
row. The democrats have made their
strongest fight for governor and member
OF Congress. and their candidate for these
offices may run ahead of their ticket. Both
the democrats and the republicans claim
they viii carry everything.
Republicans sure of CaIiforp;.
SAN FRANCISCO November LIVERY
thing Is in readiness for the election in Cal
ifornia. Both fusion and republican lead
ers claim they Will win. but the republicans
seem to be little more certain. Weather
conditions tomorrow promise to be perfect
Fusionists Claim Colorado
DENVER, Col, November 7.-While the
republican managers claim that their state
ticket will win al tomorrow's election, they
are making especial efforts to elect as many
republican senators as possible The fu-
slonists count on 10000 majority for their
state ticket and expect to elect Il large ma
jority of the eighteen senator's who will
vote for a United States senator in 1901