Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-06
CLEAR IN UTAH.

, ther throughout Utah today. The poll:
opened at a. m. Indications are fol
the heaviest vote in the history of Utah
THE ELECTION IN INDIANA
! Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 6.-Eary re.
ports from the state show perfect elec.
tion weather. The early vote is uni.
formly heavy
DEMOCRATS CONCEDE LOSSES.
Reno, New, Nov. 6.-All indications
point to big vote. The Democrats are
still confident of carrying the state, but
concede that the majority of Bryan and
Newlands will be less than at the last
election.
D1LAWARES ELECTION
Wilmington, Della, Nov 6.-The
weather is perfect with every indica-
tion of a heavy vote.
WILD ESTIMATES.
| New York, Nov. 6.-The leaders had
not changed their estimates in any i'm
portant particular over night, save that
In Kings county, both sides are making
claims Of at least $4,000 plurality in
stead of 10000 for both Mckinley and
Bryan.
The polls will remain open until D..
| M Within the limits of greater New
York there are 1922 voting precincts
and 639.223 registered voters Under
normal conditions about 81 per cent Of
the vote is generally cast in the presi-
Dental year. The first returns from
New York City may be expected about
6 o'clock tonight
VOTING RAPIDLY AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 6.-The wealth
er is superb. Voting proceeded rapidly
CLEAR AND COOL IN KENTUCKY.
| louisville, KY, Nov. 6.-The weather
Is cool, clear, and just the kind calcu-
lated to b''ng out an immense vote.
There was long line of voters in every
precinct TN the polls opened Indi-
cations are that the majority of the bal
lots will be cast before noon.
VOTES COME SLOWLY AT CHICAGO
Chicago Nov. 6.-An hour after the
polls opened it was estimated that 20
per cent of the registered vote of 4O1,-
TIT had been cast. The weather is good.
The vote did not come out as rapidly as
it did four years ago.
A TREMENDOUS POLL IN OHIO.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 6.-Election day
opened clar, and all indications are for
tremendous poll.
WISCONSIN CLOUDY WEATHER.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 6.-The wea-
ther is partly cloudy and warmer. A
very large vote is being polled early,
the ballots being cast mostly by factory
hands.
A FULL VOTE CAST.
Fargo, N. D., Nov 6.-The weather
is perfect, and large vote will be
poled. 1t is likely that the full esti
mated vote of $4,000 will be cast in the
state.
REPUBLICAN INCREASE EXPECT
ED.
Concord, N. H., Nov. 6. - Perfect
weather is expected to bring out the
largest vote cast since 1892, and this is
taken to mean a proportionately in
creased Republican plurality for presi-
dent, governor, and congressman.
NEW MEXICO WILL ROLL UP A
BIG VOTE.
Albuquerque, N. M Nov. 6.-Typical
New Mexico weather prevails today, |
and the two central committees predict
a big vote throughout the territory. The |
largest vote in the history of this city
Will be cast today. Both parties are
working hard to bring out the register
ed vote.
KILLED OVER POLITICS.
Jonesboro, Ills, Nov. 6.-As the result
OF quarrel over politics. John Kirby,
Democrat, was shot and instantly killed
by Jack Thornton, Republican, at Lick |
Creek. Both were young men of prom
inent families.
THE VOTING IN NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 6.-Despatches from
various points in New York state re-
ceived by the Associated Press to II |
o'clock show the prevalence of weather /
conditions most favorable to polling q |
large vote. A local storm in the south 4
western part of the state last night |
made the roads bad thereabouts but in |
general the result Of this will be scarce
ly appreciable. In some Albany elec-
tfon districts nearly half of the regis
tered voters deposited their ballots by
10 o'clock. In Buffalo also the early |
vote was heavy
INTEREST AROUSED IN MONTANA. |
Helena, Mont, Nov 6.-More interest |
undoubtedly will be taken in the cleo
ton today than at any previous one in |
Helena.
THE PRESIDENT VOTES.
Canton Ohio, Nov. 6.-President Mel
Kinley cast his ballot this morning. AT
the voting place crowd collected to see
the president vote. He shook hands ]
with the officials. and then took
while questions required by law were
asked. The president received Dispatch
es from New York leaders early today,
saying that large vote was polled by
8 o'clock, and expressing strong conf
dence in the result.
HANNA GOES TO CANTON.
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov 6. ~ Senator |
Hanna arrived this morning from Chi
cago, and took train for Canton,