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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-28
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

baltimore. MD. Nov. clear skies
aud "a cool crisp atmosphere prevail ull
over The state. IN baltimore The polls
opened at Q o'clock and both PARTIES cN-
ofted themHrltra to vet uut full vote
DURING The carly hours with the re-
Hult that 80 lgnft one-thlri uf the total
vote u the city was onst before y
o'clock. in the state tho pole were not
open until y O'Clock but hll quarters tr-
puft O. heavy vote. 10th Hdor claim
overythlrE but odds ~ four CO. one ou
tho success ~ tho Democratic ticket
are being offered with but few takou.
The voting continued 90 be- heavy until
10 o'clock when 10 frll OF somewhat.
A. noon 10 was estimated that more
than half 90 the probable vote in the
city had been c1Ft and both rides proc
frssed 20 be- satisfied with tho outlook
80 disturbance % any Kind have boon
reported although several arrests have
boon made Don cases where attempts
to buy votes were alleged, 10th parties
HHHm t1 hr won supplied with money
and the workers Tor both tIgkctH are
loud boz thUlr accusations uf bribery and
corruption lg che other side.
Reports from tho counties uf Mary
land indicate thHt heavy vote ls be-
ms Olrt bur there la llttle excitement
ur enthusiasm. Gov. luWnirH east hlH
vote lu Annapolis Whua hIs opponent
col John Walter RmIth. duuusItei hIa
ballot shortly before o O'Clock nt hIH
home Boz sIUuN HIi. Worcester county
iu the latter county predictions afr
frHply made that Smith will have not
lUrH than 1000 votes ihH best uf a.
uud lu Allegheny county, the home of
Gov LnWudra the claim ~ % similar
mhiorlty Cor the Republican candidate
ls made
ln Howard county, the home of form
err United States Senator Gnrmtn. the
early vote has been heavy ana iudlcl-
tons are raid Co point 10 IL Democratic
success. ~ u now thought that less
than 90 urr cent ~ the registered vote
uf the state win hH ruHt ana prcdic-
lions as tn the result - ne necessarily
be- guess work as tho now election law
iuHurta the absolute secrecy " the ball
lot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Thla has boon In the vcrnacuiar of
the politician. ian Ideal election day."
More than that. lt has been. Tor the
greater part "a particularly qulct and
poocoabio ono. though exceedingly buoy
Thus sire the gloomy f1rcbodInga Of
camp pcsimlHts who Yesterday prcdIct-
90 whoiIallo trouble from carly dawn
until cl1re of day shattered. u thclf
Representation ore 10 have any ucm-
blhnce 81 TRUTH whatever they must
DO rn within the next two or three
h0ur. for there hiH been vry ittis
trouble. Indeed. comparatively. up to
thr hour OF pnars time So tranquil
wac tho earlier part of the day ar to-
cause some Of the workers Go complain
that the monoiony wnf urrsome. Come
montlnE up on that fact and passing
upon the conduct of the c1mp1iFn rsn.
orally United States Marshal Miller
standing iu front OF Republican head
quartors. said Co % "Ncwf" representa-
tive this aftcrnooni
"Ho fnr aa have boon able 90 oscer-
tain. everything la moving smoothly
and . anticipate no trouble today. %
has. : can truhfuuy roy been the
cIeanesl best conducted and most .m-
personal campaign 81 which / have any
knowledge"
"Arc you having any truuble7' was
asked Of Chairman Elchnor
mo. dr." he replied with a smile
that was bland and confidential THAT
h. not much. There have bvcn a. fcw
sporadic cases but no more than ore
bound 90 occur in every election We
are doing mighty we'll expect to win
and are happy"
Have any Republicans been pre-
vented from vounFG" was the query
Put 90 Secretary Lnufhourpw who rec
pHUd afilfWntlVrly. nuu added but thoy
got through by swearing ln their votes
uud that 10 the main thing. Thcro was
one case that Wna nnEfuut ln ms opiuiu.
a man named Smith went out 40 hing
ham last summer be- and bile wife
Tho latter was born ln this city. They
are back now ana their votes were pfl-
tested, but wu ulHu Eut them through
after considerable trouble
a. Democratic headquarters thUro
was little complaint though not much.
% appears that nn vN-cuuylct had voted
lu Tho tlltysurHt district llls vote Was
challenged. but nn being sworn no, man
wHs permitted tn VlHt 10. though tho
Democrats cuutUudvl that DE- ava noe
have that uFht. IuusmuCh ua hu had not
been credited with any "copper" act'
benefit aud had mot b"pu paflunel. Tho
Republicans took tho position that thut
cut nu figure when tho vote was east
tho man departed and was subsequent.
ly sought f1r by the Democrats With
Wow 20 being placed under arrest But
was not found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

The vote ~ to-day will b. compared
TO- that OF year ago and estimates
VIII De- made hy precincts The count
VIII not begin until g O'Clock, when the
polls close.
ln thla city. Rcaao Oopubiicanl Tor
supreme judge, seems Co d. rlnninH
g.ighuy ahead OF bis Ticket RopnftH
from Beatrice in Oaro county. say a.
lItt0f nrht On being nude 90 the Ur.
publican county ticket The result lt
n ihuurht Win ho DO cut down the UU.
publican majority in that county.
lrlhibltiuuiste. Hlmoat Co man. utU
voting los H0lc0mb tFuHoniHO Cor au-
promo judge and supporting their own
candidates Tor rvgenta VI the pt1te unl-
yeunty.
William j. nryan. on bic return from
Omaha. Hald Do believed N,utarEn
would rive nu Increased majority for
The fusion Ticket 4 partisan dispatch
from tho siEth district where cone
greslmnn ir Go BE- elected nId there
wus g landslide io JuiEa kiHcaid. the
Republican candidate. The normal
fusion majority Goo Che riKih district o.
b.0ol but many Drmuelta.lt lH claimed.
ore voting f0r klnpuiI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

though Eea> on the part of roprc ionta-
hN'H " both Democratic and uonub-
leHn committee woe NOT wHnfinr.
l'ch side had a groat number of care
liAA'H' ana ln rNorY portion Uf tha city
thgf. Wnr o. regular rr1oosaI0u 8f
NchNleH hrlnnlnr iu The voters i1 the
p'lla Each eide War confident. hut
,hr great amount 20 scratching being
dono luloctH another element ~ uu.
certainty Into The election
10 the business portion ~ the city
the came air uf outlet rcIruu al at tho
l'lnH plhcfr. ana even ihH usual tff.sf
arguments Hfr rarely hear This rHr.
i,ct order ia lurFriy due Oh tho strict
gH i1frUuHnt ~ fho notice 90 rlIuau men
&c. kc'p ih0if places closed until %. Bro.
There huH been very ufur betting TO-
dly 900 the r,~-, Ths r.rrfli nn.
precision DO thai iho rUault viii boz ridrs
between Che Dt. tlrEUIH. that NHYInr
WIN lead thu Republicans aud that zane
Will Dc rhuHHn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

uoa M1Incs. 3d.. Sow WARM and
fair grn,rHliy throughout Iowa today
hut lu some sections rain Dr. falling
Reports received up 60 ! o'clock from
various ii1us uf the state Indicate
thHt toe vote "ill br larger than no first
anticipated, nithi urh not as large aa n
year Hsl. The luly diHuuietiuF report
CO. thH l.UuuhIrHuH De- from Davenport
Co fhr ln.at thn' tho Germans are ylt-
Iur che Democratic ticket uu account
OF ,NpnHHlnu. IhIuumlu Weaver OF tho
Republican state central committee.
stated That hiH prediction NJ 5000 MA.
lluty fur Shaw iH too small and that
the farmers win make 10 larger The
cities all ruplrt 20 fair vote, but in.
tor.Ht ID lacking.
10 o. reported that riot occurred lt
LDrwndr over the alleged attempts Ht
voting BY nonresident railroad labor
ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Columbus, o., Nov. There h a live
BY Interest ln the election in ohio to-
day lH manifested IN the hammer To-
which the voting IN proceeding The
weather Do magnificent ana a fun vote
o. being rot out The election Do paHs-
Ing OF ln puiot nnd orderly manner.
AZ the headquarters 81 the ltcpub-
llcan and Democratic committees little
Do being done, ana those remaining on
duty today mako quiet hut confident
elaine uf success. The Jones vote CON.
uuucH to be- tho uncertain feature OF
tho contest. aud while the regular mar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

New York. Nov. Tho weather In
Greater N.,. v,,t t,..t.,. ,..,,,tt ,,.,, NO.,
49,, e., 49,. ..
w" ''n,'' N"',.s ul' over tn' GUY wa.
90 pretty rapid rate considering that
only local ofirars ana ns..mblymen
wen, o., b.. elected rt. ,,.ti. ..,,..,,...t
"t "'l"'h hhd VIII close AT o.
In Harlem. where there are several
close asaaribiy dtsfriet. tb. .sri,, ,,t.
l.A WIZ 7" NAVY ~ 10 surprise the "la
tim" politicians.
The registration was tirht this yanr
ana IL 10 pr9baiia tb. r,ii. San h, 40 d,
'N '"' l''" ".N N' iN 3"
10 pr cont boi2w that Of la', year'
,s,s .,t. .i,rt,t
D..
H''.'N''h.H 20 lh' NrH''lNi.A ii'''
from interior glflHa and towns boz thr
state r.purt rood wgafh.r ana GOOD
rood. Ir.,,rI,,.. D.. ...,. ..... o.. tt,. ......
'N'N'' '.- ''l' '' ~ '"'
ht' or an on year go politics. Th'fe
were the usual number OF arrests dur
lus ia. fr,rrtpt f.., ,,it.-.t tu.g,t -.
,.,.,,,.,, II, -.
lHNa"Nu OF voters
The various magistrates dia10H0d ~
the hrst cases uH quickly us possible.
There was some trouble lu ODE rIrh-
tornih ufEnWbly district when % was
known that Superintendent Mc'ul-
luEh'r deputies had secured warrants
for the arrest uf 81 number NJ men fugs
istcrcd from the city lodging house Ia
Flint avenue.
The nrHt ~ these men who tried tU
vote WIS Jeremiah olSrefc. The state
deputies tried Go arrest him, but the
police interfCrrd. r1ying that The man
mad right 90 vote before the warrant
could b. served on him. hup .rInilnd.nt
McrulluEh went 20 The FCrn1 uf trouble
and arrested o'kecfe hlmtelf after a
bitter talk Win Police Captain Mass
luchcr whose attitude was ut one time
10 threatening that MccullaHh eN-
claimed;
Don't put your hands on me, Mass
lucher"
large crowd hostile Co the State
deputies gathered aud co. u time q
looked nn though thrrc would ~ riot
Tho police, however surrendered o.
k"cfc, ana MciulluHh drove away with
hts prltnn.r IN cab.
IN the ninoiocnth assembly district
who're a strong effort was made 90 pre-
vent the reelection % Robert MaEet
Republican, twenty -four arrests Tor ll-
legal registration hnd been made 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Sioux Tiue 3. A.. Nov. tn o. ldo1i
election day throughout thc HutH. uIH-
patches FROM twenty cuIutlHf Indicate
That good vote Dr. helrg ruiiod ln tho
towns. hui in the country precincts the
vote ~ light
Aberdeen 4. b.. Nov. THE Uepuh-
ilrln state Cuutrul committee ia rrCrlV-
ing very encouraging reports from tho
state nt large. aud claims Ht least 5000
majority Tor the lowest candidates. Tho
furloniHn ore making a. very hard hght
against Judge Fuller
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

san runciFco. Nov. THE sky was
overcast thla morning and showers pre-
diCtcd. An unusually lirht vote Do be-
ing cast Tor the early hlurH, contrary
to the usual custom. San fruuClscoauH
heretofore casting thoir ballots early.
As rule % llHht early morning ballot
boz this city would Indicate Republican
victory. but the action % Labor Cm-
nluytia No allowing ilirh .nC,l two NOUN"
Cor VOTING mny Doe th" reason Tor the
scarcity uf early voters in this city
Ihc election here ia progressing very
aulctly. and Indications point 90 tho
election of lumoH fhelnn, the nHmu.
cratic candidate, Tor the mHyomltv
over Horace Davis the Republican cam
dIuute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Newark. ~. j. Nov. i..-Hoporis 70.
crivrd nt The headquarters 90 both par-
Ties in this city during the forenoon
we're 90 the ,ficot that The election was
progressing quietly aud thD vote was
comparatively lighi outside 90 Newark.
and other large cities.
The Indications were that strong
Republican vote was being pnllei In
sasgH county while the prospects we're
The Democrats would sweep everything
in Hudson county.
Republican leaders claim the N0puhll-
cans VIII control both the senate and
the house. The Democrats however.
claim 60 have fighting chance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
[ApTURE 1000
| BOER PRISONERS
..ot British Victory Reported as Having
Been Won by Gen. White at
Ladysmitl1.

Il, arc Meager-Brsh Public Slow TO Accept Reports Now
Fears Of Official laundering Lord Woseley's Admission
~, ,be Boers are More Powerful than ThOught-Esii-
,,.oi Boer Forees-Nayal Guns Better Than Field Guns
Deieuse Of Pietermartzburg- Euglands Large Force
y-t,oee Of the Channel Squadron-Dspaich Later Than
n, Alleged Great Victory Reports No Fghng-cOlensO
a, oeeuoed by Boers--News from Kimberley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

NcW Orleans, Nov "a run munl-
clpal uollat Is voted Cor today Wealth
or n pleasant. and there iH every prose
poet % large vote. Especial interest
attaches Co tuduY'H election ON account
OF its future bearing ON the politics OF
tho State aud the campaign has been
an unusually bitter one.
There are three tickets In the field.
the jackson and CltizenH' league, whose
candidates are thD Same ANA the rrgu-
lar pUm0crnuc ticket. should the
JackHonlnn ticket be- successful tho
party viii organize throughout the
State,
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onAInnAN lIcnNow. ymw..
A. y. ~, ue Estimated That 1000 HAD
nesn Cast-.with Republican. 500 Ahead.

AZ Q o'clock this afternoon Chairman
Eehnor Of the Republican party. said
About 1900 votes have been cast ut
this hour According 10 the closest
calculation AMI most careful estimates
the Republicans are 900 ahead. This
lead will be- Increased ns the day pro.
cceds ana vc win carry the city by
about 1900 votes. The registration OF
tho city D. about gG.Olo. ru this. of
course, Includes many nnutu,t and dead
mon. rhrrr orc from il0l0 Gao 10000
bona ode voters lu Salt Lake. a heavy
vote Dr. being p1'lud Hul great Interest
tUkrn. We have h1l and expect DO
serious trouble. Everybody hla heau
acting white uXeeni here uul there
man who would Doe a scrub iu uny panty
has boon e. little otnCIOua. tiut then the
Republicans are going t0 win and We
don't care Tor little matters lika that.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07
THE ELECTION I'M
SALT Lake TODAY
About Sixty Per Cent OF the Registered Vote
Cast at Three o'clock this Afternoon
Both Confident of Success.

leather Conditions Were Very FavorableNo Serious Trouble
in Any OF the Districts Heavy Vote Being Cast-Mueh
Scratching is Being Done-Voting was Generally Slow Dur
ing the Forenoon though the Ballots Came in More Raddy
During the Afternoon Opened at Seven and win Close
at Seyen-Saoons Sealed Up for The Day-comparatiyey
Few Complants-Al Uncertainty Yet.
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ronrcAsr n rlInrr 2. 81.


unoniciai Hgurcs Cio,n.d BY tho aNsrs',
~ THAT Hear.
The "NowH' mud, determined u.
fort 90 secure 600 estimate ~ thr votes
cu't up 60 O'Clock tha afternoon.
There arr nfty-tNo districts ln tho city
ana those from which estimates wore
obtained from che iulEea nre us fll-
FIRST PRECINCT
District 30. i-is5 votes cast. both
parties clnim 90 be- ln the lead
District No. 2-1iT votes cnat. with
Democrats rliHhtly in the lead
hlsulct 40. t.-iN4 votes cost. both
parties claim % majority
pisuig' No A.-li0 votes curti Demo-
District so. l-en votes cast. both
parties claim to b. n one ield
hinsiflpi no '-iss Votes cant. Re-
hHirict 80. s.--2s votes caau Donio-
crnie. ioi. Republicans no.
District 30. n=-Democmta 90. na-
nunUpuuF. llu
District SO io-sii votes cast. Re-
punllcnnH loading
District 80. u.-Domocrnta 90. Re-
puD.icanH. o.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Tho Second precinct 10 claimed by the
Republicans. but tho Democrats say
ihoY VIII poll vote iu that district
that viii Do nt least coo lu ssCcsH %
%, Republican vote up i1 D.. m.. the
votes hy districts Worc la follows.
TwrlfthHilg thlH district Z cialmei
hy the Republicans but the Dcmocrata
Hay the} VIII have enough come ln 10
win out
Thlrt,cuth-iio This To- also claimed
10y tho Republicans. hut the vote 10
about half and half
fourl0'nth-iss Tho Democrats claim
"a majority boz this district.
Fifteenth 10 Do thought tho vote
hero D. about equally divided
NIEteruth-iai. Republicans say they
are over 90 ahead ln this district
trvcuircnth-iil Democrats li. RE-
puhllrauH Co.
ElEhtcenth-ias Democrats G5. Re.
puhllcHus 90.
Nlnctcenth--i5o Republicans claim
90 per cent 1f the votes cast Hn FAR.
fWenurih-iil. ~ iH claimed that
ihr NnpuhIlchnh nre in slight ma
Twcnty-arst 90 The vote here Is
about equally divided.
Twenty -aecund 2il The uepuhlic-
an ludNr nt this place said his Marty
hud pollcd about no OF these votes.
while th, Democratic Judge said no had
over calculated about lo0.
Twenty Both slides are
sanFulnc Of winning iu this district.
TWenty-fourth.- The Republicans
nrn leading by 90 ur % votes in this dia-
trict
Twenty.arh-iis. The vote here Is
Twsnty.slxh-i99. The Republicans
say TINT they huto poled nearly two
thirds ct these votes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Jackson. Miss, Nov. t-llcpor'H from
various towns in the state Indicate a.
general lnten,Hs in opening the polls
some OF the precincts not getting ready
to- receive ballots until after DO o'clock
a very good vote, however Or being
polled. although "A general quutneaa iH
urDVulput
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

New York Nov Admiral Dewey
aud hia nancce. Mrs. Mildred llnzcn.
lcft for Washington today via the
Pennsylvania railroad,
IN the party Wcru also Mrs WASH
lnrton Mclean and Mrs. Ludlow, moth
or and sister respectively OF MtH,
lingen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

etnnnatlne from Hometown that an at
tnrk MI b, made ON thr Ornure River
camp.
Hometown. cane Colony. saturday.
Nov. "A dcspaich which has boon re-
celvod here from Kimberley. dated Mo-
MEMBER /. aayai
Apparently the uoor rclnforccmonts
burgherv nrc moro nnmeronr ana closer
AN around Kimberley. Ab1ut 200 N
them made % denomination three miles
eastward at Premier Mluo to-day. and
opened nrc ou the Doiiooru carts but
no dnmaFr was dome
"rhp explosion uf the dynamite mag.
nElnc caused by che Hoer firing the
place WuH terrible The hutH contained
thifty.hve tons of dynamite valued ut
$500
IAN The wounded ARE rrugfcsHluE Hut-
lgf1ciurIly A committee Co regulate
the supply ana price of food o. being
formed
Mr Rhodes 10 making an avenue q
mile long nt kenilWgrih, Go ue called
nleFn Avenue \ a9unl, row ul orange
trees 1nd vines VIII Do planted On either
,li,, WIN l.ppoI tI''H FORMING Nh'
background
,,-.-..,,-
D.. ~, .YWh NeN, - e.ap',.h lipil
hului'sn, lstel tl1i'y' 10Y. o. ~, -,
gi'',n que. ali,,,' ,a.l, i.9,, 81
Col Haden-f"well hnd captured a NUM-
Dor or multy hud holgr flthunk MAH
occurring dally ht Malehlnk anu MS
native ro3art that Gen. plumct's force
nom TUT ~ making ~. way from
iihudcHla 60 relieve Maicking.
Cologne, Nov letter received hy
the Cologne Gazette from Inhannc1hurE
~ put 40 date, faii the Germans mere
Indignantly rcuudlnte the telegram 70
Emperor william signed by Col. Schiel.
which lu NO way reflects the feelings Of
the germana III the Tunavaal. A. q
matter 81 fact. Il il declared. schlOl was
NOT responsible FOR tho Questionable
character ~ the dispatch. aa he was
ahsont al tho time II was cent. The
ietets rsaffirm that Kninrs were being
conveyed arrssa tho border In ganEr "
4 do a. 4 O0O and that the rscortlnE
H. f,rc.. wrre robblnr them nf IA
'.,,t tt..,t,t. ,t,.t,rt IA th.tr raylnrs
t,,.i..,,... d, ,t.', art..r. v.re b.lru
1tnpf,oJ IN thr strett. and compelled
70 give up 'he money D" ''''' p'
t.t,.. ..r.it1.s. "a. t,nr nH
NNy wv ..i.,'',i.,, t.1,,'..f ,,,rs
wv ~ '., ~ i.',t., INV.
.H. ".'',t,'" ~. 80. aim $3.50, .'..t...
.u"n wy" a." ''''
10 'NlHA
800. a.. g .r,,. s,it,,,ir,. 4. th.
Lonlon, nov. - ~, ln'leNl'h ti !. W.
lnNl on al.!''yn li',s W." ,a.5. =,
from 'hprt"Mh' uA''A N"N' " '-'-' y
m. .,,..,-.- .,.,.. ,... 49,, 90
me inN"Nihk ul.lA,'h n.. H.. y,
c,lNel rom ih, egn,I, n ''''''''N''''"h as
EslseuII gat.u Nvlt ~. q, ,....-
SNes l.,i3 1t 80 r.,t
saNon or h9fuNii '.; eu',. ,,5,.t,t
mat Jay TO Cen !nnp.il ng n1 li,, W , NV.
ul Wy l'9uNN, VI w., ", 49,, i.ts,,,sH IN.
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orrNINa on rmr roLLs.
Much Activity, Much Scratching nnd De-
termination Prevail TyotfWhorc,

I'FmlNaII0n IF''1N IV0FI Wh'F''
Whom tho judges Of election opened
up the polling places Iu tls niy-tvo
districts of salt Lake City 90 Q o'cluea
thls morlur, thiy found va,urs ole
mnly assembled o. nearly eyory place,
and the ua'tie ~ u' ballots wis 90
once un ior vus
The perfect weather and complete are
rangymon,a made resulted Do some worry
rapid work being done hy both partca
from the very start ana % soon became
apparent that o. phonomcnnlly heavy
vote would ho cast
The protectors that had been rio ro-
FurdlnE torlous trouble were not MAE
tUrIalized. the voting coins on in the
most qulot ana orderly manner ale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Detroit. Mich. Nov 7.-Thc weather
Is perfect today and all Indications
point 90 ON average vote being cast
az the municipal election. Both sides
appear Co hc confident, hut tho Demo-
Gratis are making the more eXtrnvagant
claims
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

Caracas. Vuez. Nov. Gable dis
patches received here from the Colum-
lian boundary say the revolution IN
that republic iH progressing. About e.
900 rov0lutionlats have occupied Cucuta
and Ocunu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

cast 1loports from all paris OF the
city show that an unusual amount ~
scratching ~ being done. Senator Han
ma voted carly
Rennrta indicate that biz vote O.
being pollod IN the surrounding towns
and country districts.