The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07

them names submitted hy men who. Z
Is cl .meI by tAc regular republican ore
eln.sator 90 not represent iho party
Whle th. commissioner nrtc1 Within
thcir te,hnIru rights the removal may be
the onee 0f trouble tomorrw Tho exc
raauauon tnh the governor viii call ouf
tho miitli dur ng the day finds expires
Son among mon of both parties The
prnyocau0r may occur through attempts
- che doposcd election officers tu hold
ihoir places. or through conflict with thc
policr if thc MALTA is called ont % may
result lr tho closing of tho polls by tbc
iocal election onlcors on tho ground that
tho presence of aodl cra prevented free
oNprfss ou 90 popular will. or m iho polls
remain open Sc may result lu action by
ihc state r.ecuon ofricera throwing out
che vote of Iccoraon county or the rame
ground of military Interference 20 tn
ar event enc countIng or throwing out %
rts Louisville vote very likely would de-
tcrmine the result
PROSPECTS ~ IOWA
Do1 Molnes. Iowa. Nov. Everything
De- in readiness for the battle of thc bai-
iots amonsg the various parties in Iowa
tomorroW The campairn has been warm
iy wages hy both the leading parties and
the chnirnen of both state committees
express confidence in polling compara-
lively fuu vote Tor an on year and each
eta ma victory The three minor parties
m the field 80 not hope 10 more than
maintain their orranizatlos. Chairman
wcsvcr. 80 the republican committee es-
iimstoa the plurality for his party wiii
run from 5000 20 5000
IN NEW YORK
/ New York Nov at tho close OF the
Iclmpaigr che republicans are confident OF
electing a majority Of the asacmblymen
and the democrats tho four counties that
make 40 the city az New York v chsrd
I Croker s1d the democrats would need 90
make gains up tho state in order 90 cone
ir1l tho assembly There o. no crgnni-
cation up the state" he said. "and they
made no campaign
NEBRASKA ELEcTION.
j fluco'n Neh. Nov 6Thc Nebraska
cmpoigu closed tonight with uumhor
of pf meetings in thc larger c.tof Esu.
mates of the chairman at republican
and popaust headQuarters do noe VARY
. greauy. und conservative men of h0th
sdos beoyo tho result will ba close.
naiumorr Nov O Both parties ar'
ready to go io thc polls tomorrow win
tho loadcri of each assuring their fo''
fowora of certain victory Charma.
MurrS vandivor. asserts that Dis party
win carry baltimore city ana twenty ouI
out of The twenty-five count al 600 th,
state and Gcneul Thomaf j. shyrock
tho republican chairman, comedies %
John waitor Smith. tho democratic canjt
date for governor. nothing save his Owl
county Worcester Tho democratic pro
dictios ~ Tor q plurality approachlrl
5000. p1ile the republican Gains nf'
that Governor LowndoH VIII he elected
hy two or three thousand less.
IN MISSISSIPPI
Jack .1u Mise Nov 6-Tho eFr of th.
state election presents no features oi
spce aI Interest Conaidor1h,c sentiment
has been manifested IN Opposition o. 600,
Nool amendment. provIi.nr for rn c'oc
fiNr judiciary duf.ne ths pl.f Dureo 11v
nnI tna aV kouci Interest vW with Iu
b doubt have tho effect of Frnrnr 1 larg
! or number 10 voters o. tho polH 10 look
fol very much 1s ~ thc amendment would b
defeated Democratic leaders pred 20
majority 20 21 ooo FOR thc patty ticket
SPEAKER REEDS SUCCESSOR
Portland. Me Nov. 6-Amos T. Allen
republican candidate f0r congress boz th
First Malne district was elected tl1l'
hy q malerii. of more than f01 vote
over ruthrr N Mckinney the democrats
candidate. with tho town 10 uts 600 81
fcm utm. Mr Aliens M ilriU r ta5
ipyion Will douht'oss reduce chs but .o
enough to bring 90 below t6a Tho Fira
Munc district wat spcakor Reets da
triel
/. flYi dolpha. Nc G-t"f. lrtetc.
Is manifested in tomorrow election. Tn
7. republican state chairman and othc- pat
ty leaders confidently cla'm that nai
nett tho republican candidate for stat
trchgurrr. w1l receive tho fun part
vote and that be wol have a maiorit
iu che state OF az least 1900
IN VIRGINIA
Richmond Va. Nov 6-The election
. Virginia tomorrow o. Tor fun house
deogates ana holf the senate The car
didatea for senator arc Senator Mart.
and Governor Tyler Tho vote througl
OUT the state viii be l.rht and the ieu
I, laJure viii be Overwhelmingly democra
o. The canvass has boon spir.tless ar
very few speeches have been made.
DAKOTA ELECTION.
Sioux Fail g. d. Nov 6.--Any for
\. ctst on the eiection Ia South DaiSo
oom0rr0W IS pure prophecy. Not
i. township in the state has been polle
Chairman Kidd of the fusion oommI
tee thinics that 20 per cent Of the va
- Will D. cast and Chairman 1Iarrck
!, the republican committee agrees "a
the estimate ia about rlaht ITuIa