Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Louisville. Ky. Nov. 5.-Elocii1n day
opened coul and pleasant The polls
opened nt z o'clock and Will ramnin
open until g.
The aunory Of the Louisville iogion
was alive with blue coats at un early
hour while at the city hall scores of
policemen were In rcadluefH Tor any
emergency. The election lH passing Oh
quietly and despite the predicted tfuu-
BILE nt the polls over the cont Hmulttcd
displacement 81 election officers there
has been an entire absence of any Harl-
Gus disturbance up 10 ~ o'clock
An average vote ~ being unllnd
throughout the State, but the ln1lra-
tiuna are that % VIII fail MY thousand
short OF the vote pollcd in thH prcsi-
DENTAL election.
some complaints have boon made OF
Republican headquarters luuw several
border counties that the rrsultr hepun-
licln election officers Que dlHr'IcUi nc
the innt minute and not allowed Go
sarvc No trouble has resulted, hove
ever.
THE voting In Louisville continued
unlutnrruutu1ly until noon. indicating
moro than au average vote ln the city.
The election throughout thr city hna
been characterized BY quIUt almost
unprecedented. there helms ihH absence
OF the customary street hfhu. Gov
bradley d. here aud the LEGION Dr. under
arms aud awaiting urdcra. Nearly 200
extra police have been sworn ln for
special service and are under command
of Gen. Cnstl0mhn. who commanded the
Kentucky troops IN Porto lNcn.
Judge Tuncy ~ the law ana equity
division of the circuit court granted h
maudlmuH shortly before noon Co the
brown people allowing thrm uu in-
HpcCtur ut the close Of the polls 90 Wit
moss tho counting.
10 Dr. directed 10 the mayor the chief
" police and the officers N clec-
zion.
Frankfort. Ky, Nov i-sam j..
sh1ekclfOrd. iu charge ~ ihe Demo.
cratic State headquarters, said at ~
o'clock that ul reports received hf thn
State committee Indicate ult the cleo.
ton ia quiet and orderly in nll parts OF
the Sfute
A biz vote ia helng polled every
whcro" be- rald. "and thia 81 favorable
Bsputy United states Mauhal SIC.
cnrihy urruu. wanted Republican Lead
UrH in hurElna 10 several precincts Out
took uo hand In the way ihc election
was conducted
thp United states and local authorities
ln CovlnEton. Ky. took place today,
United stator CommlHsiouef fiuuu l4-
sued warrants Tor the Hruut NJ chief
af Police puEh. Lieut.. tchN inrfhrth
aud i've policemen. on m ch1rFr nt
unlnwfuiiy oiectinE from the polls rh1l-
lsurera and inspectors representing th'
interests or John YOUNG Blown. inc lh-
dependent Democratic candidate Tor
governor Leading cltlErnH W ,1Nins-
ton fearing violence have latrd ,inf-
ernor bradley for troops. ana they nave
been promised.
4 TimaH star special says that ht
Bryan atntion.ncar Lexington, ppphel
election officer wac oiecird nom ihr
voting booth charged with attempting
10 violate the election law.
At Athens Ky. o. ballot box contain
inr BOO ballots was stolen last night
Frankfort. Ky. Nov. AT I o'clock
tho glehel campaign committee claimed
that an reports received are cncuul r
ing from neiHref iie nl1ndnNlfit
mis- Qnshei mAlortlca nra chlmed o.
Lexington. Coylnrtun ana ln thlH cry
40 figures are given ua % LnulsNilln.
II n claimed reports from uu towns
Indicate "a big gain over me p'm1crhu.
vote 10 1906. and fully up tn mat or
islf. WHOM the Democrats carried the
sfsts by 1900 n the cnuutfy vote
comics ~ equally Mr. shnckelforl %
tha campaign committee thinks Hoo-
bera majority Will reach 5000.