Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07

Ill ilnlilllI'I1IN Hi WlIJ XIII, WIlllE
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NEBRASKA LOOKS FUsioNisr.

CINCINNATI. o., November 6.-Ihere
ara six candidates for Governor to be
voted for in Ohio tomorrow. Three Oh
them claim that their election Is sure.
The Jones vote will reduce the vote o.
all others. including that Of the Prohi-
bitionist, the Union Reform, and the 30
cial-L.abor ticket, and the result depends
very materially on where most or the
Iores vote will come from. 1t IS certain
tbat either George *. Nash G'epublicam'
or rohn r. Mclean OemocraD, Will De
elected IL Jones pulls more from the
Democrats than from the Republicans
Tho nrediction of Chairman Eicll that
Noeb will have 5000 plurality may De
realized. But if Chairman Seward Is cor
rect In assuming that Jones VIII ara"
much more heavily from the Repuol-
cans than from the Democrats, then NC
Lean will be elected.
The Democratic managers have maze
much capital out of the fact that Jones
heretofore has been a RepuDiNan' '"a'
he was himself connected with trust
and that he would not pledge himself 10
vote for Bryan in 1900
THE REPUBLICAN SPLIT.
Az Ohio il normally Republican state
Tones could draw more heavily from the
Renubllcans and still not affect the result
we're # not for factional feeling when
NAV also cost Judge Nash some Repuoh-
cor votes. Ii f. conceded that al inc
votes that can be controlled by Governor
RushneI. ex-Chairman Kurtz, and othef
anti-Hanna Republicans viii be cast LOT
Mclean. but this factional work may not
avtend tn others on the Republican STATE
ticket Meantime, the Gold Democrats
os well as the Bryan Democrats are sup
porting Mclean. and there is no tactioh1l
fuss among the Democrats.
rha campaign has been bitter-fun OF
charges and counter-charges. lt IS u
course. expected that this vicious Ten
6ercv will continue at tho Dolls lO-mot
row, and that there VIII Dc many
especially in the cities
JoNEs's EXPECTATION.
TOLEDO, o.. November 0.--N illlaIn
Coweu, manager Of Mayor JONES -
naien. to-day made the following state
ment: a.. .,,,,,os
T hive already made on the election To-
roorroy We will carry the State and
aIoct Nfavor Jones Governor by plural
inv ~ 50oO. and there IS no telling now
much more. We will carry Toledo, I'm
clnnati. Columbus, Cleveland, ana III
fact. nearly every city in the state "neI"
there is any manufacturing interest we
have completed a second poll of the
State, and have every assurance ina. W.
will poll 355 90 votes, figuring the tolal
vote at 10000. Our reports from the
rural districts show that we will have
our share Of the votes from those sec
tons" 80,
Mayor Jones closed his campaign in this
CITY tonight. with a mass-meeuus.
HANNA'S OPINION.
CLEVELAND. O., November e.-Sena-
tor Hanna 10 day reiterated the declara-
ton that Nash would be elected Cover
nor at to-morrow's election. He declined
however. 10 make any estimates saying
mat any plurality received by Nash would
he great victory for the Republican
marty in Ohio under the existing condl-
lions.
THE KENTUCKY SITUATION.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November "a
ouiet and orderly election may pe pre-
dicted for tomorrow. While the Ieeuhs
betWeen the factions is Al a rather hish
tension. the general apprehension II -
thought. Will do more 70 lessen the hA9"-
hood Of an outbreak than the piec"u-
tiouarv activity which has been notice
otIa to-d.v among those who are direct
ing the movements or the muhlclpal
noIice and the State National Guard. III
a clash should occur, II IS most likely
to be in Louisville.
Al Bowlinz Green there has been a
particularly bitter fight between the De
mocratic factions, and extra police nave
been sworn i'm, but at this and otner
lareer towns nothing more serious than
the usual elecuon-day casualties Is e1-
pected.
I'm Louisville, the greatest feeling has
been aroused. one Democratic faction
controls the police. while the other has
made the alleged interference Of these
officers with the local primary and cleo
ton machinery one of its principal cam
paign cries. Mayor Weaver has issued
proclamation appealing for order, and
cautioning the police
MILITIA IN READINESS.
Governor Bradley is IN the city, ana
will rsmain here until after the election.
A number OF reports have been current
to-day as 10 orders said 10 nave been
sent to militia companies throughout the
state 20 hold themselves I'm readiness Tor
call. me usual QtAtll VI hlNAA li~NNN
On guard at the ArmOry Of the Louis |
Vile Legion, in this city at election |
times. is on duty. In this state Of pre- |
paredness the authorities are waiting for |
the passing OF tomorrow.
Beyond the anxiety which springs from |
a knowledge of the feeling aroused in the |
campaign, and the possibility, always |
present IN a city election, Of an outbreak |
Of trouble with a certain class Of politi- |
cal workers. there IS nothing 20 indicate |
that the militia will be required.
CLOSING RALLIES.
The campaign closed tonight with large /
meetings. which were addressed by the /
state party leaders. The Democrats |
crowded Music Hall TO listen TO the final |
speeches Of their leaders-Wiliam Goebel |
ana Senator Blackburn. The Republicans |
held a rouslng meeting az the Audito-
rum. where the candidates and others !
spoke. Each OF the State chairman pre- |
diets success FOR his ticket. The vote Of
the Brown Democrats Is an unknown |
quantity. and is likely 70 be a determin-
ing factor.
AMMUNITION FOR LOUISVILLE.
FRANKFORT ky, November g.
State Armorer Dixon. acting under or
ders from Governor Bradley, sent by eX-
press this afternoon, .0oo0 rounds OF