Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
close. The republicans will elect the!
balance of their state ticket except, per-
haps, railroad commissioners. on which
| the result is doubtful.

balance OF their state ticket, except, per-
ihaps, railroad commissioners, on which
the result is doubtful.
DEPENDS On NEW YORK.
question in Empire state is one of
Local f'luralities.
New York, Nov. 6.-Everywhere con-
tidence is expressed that full vote will
be polled and republicans and democrats
alike agree that more than 100000 citi-
zens in Greater New York will today de-
post their ballots for the men of their
choice.
Indications are that the vote in the
city will be at least $4,000 larger than.
ever before in the history of Greater
New York.
Generally speaking, republicans con-
cede that Bryan will carry Greater New
York. On the other hand, democrats adj
nit that Mckinley will carry the state
|if Greater New York is excluded. The
differences of opinion arise on the ques-
tons of pluralities, that the democrats
are confined in the metropolis, and the
republicans are conceded in the upstate
|districts.
Kentucky situation Mixed.
Louisville, Ky, Nov. Ga campaign
that really began before any nonina-
tons We're made closed last night in
Kentucky, with both sides claiming the
state. in published reports, by 2o.000 tho.
idistnteiested estimates do not put the
majority either way above 5000 or s 600.
The state central committee of the in
! dependent democrats, Who in the as,
ielectien, cast 12.14O votes for John.
Young Brown for governor. has en-
dorsed Yerkes, republican, for governor,
land Bryan.
The democrats claim that the bulk of
| the independents have returned to the
lpar.y. II is generally believd that Bry-
an Will run ahead Of Reckhan, demo-
cratic candidate for governor and that
| Ye'fkes6Will run ahead OF Mckinley.
The republicans hope, by fusion With
| Brown democrats, to carry several con-
gressional districts now represented by
democrats.
Full Vote IN Cook County.
Chicago, Nov. 6.-Both parties in Iili-
iInois have completed their final arrange
iments and are confident of the result Of
Today 8 voting.
A very full vote will be polled in the
state at large and especially in Chicago
land Cook county. The fight here has
been OF the warmest description, and
VERY effort will be made to bring the
/ full voting strength of both parties into
the field. The republicans, in particu-
far, are elated at the prospect of fine
weather, and say it means their sure
E,aecess. The democratic managers de-
ieiare that weather will make no differ
eiace and that ramon shine the election
nj
leratic triumph.
Republicans Ahend in Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Wis. Nov e-Indications
point to republican success in Wiscon-
sin Even the democratic press con-
l.eeGea the state to Mckinley The re-
publican state ticket will undoubtedly
be elected, with a republican legislature
tsOf the ten congressman to be elected
mine are practically conceded 10 the re-
i8publicans.
Both Prr,ies Claim Washington.
/ Seattle. Nov. 6.--The work of the cam
paisn has been closed and both repub-
3sieans alsG democrats claim complete
victory in the state. The republicans
"a ave announced the complete figures Of
lhe poll of Dol out of 1,031 precincts in
1.-THE state. which gives them a ma jority
/ l'f sos over the entire opposition The
remaining precincts 1T is claimed will
give them over 1900.
I The democrats refuse to announce
/ their poll, but gay Bryan will carry the
state by 10000 and that the entire state
ticket from governor down viii go in by.
oyer 5000 majority.
Means Employed by Democrats.
Z L1a1,,i n ~
| Mont, special says: Atfidavits have.
been presented to the registry agents
there by members Of the republican
central committee averrirg that over
| 100 persons registered In this city who
are not entitled to Vote. Most OF these
men are strangers in the city, who
gave their addresses at different lodg-
| ing houses. There are said to be
lover 1000 similar eoonizers in CAL
latin county While they are so nulner-
Gus in Butte that no reliable estimate
can be made. The republicans are Sc
curing evidence and intend to prose-
| cute.
NosChange in New Jersey.
New York, Nov. 6. There has been
ino change in the political situation in
/ New jersey. The republicans are con-
! tident of success, but the de1nocra, Is
claifn that If the members of their par
| u Who remained away from the polls
flour Years ago turn out tomorrow the
state will go for Bryan.
4 The great fight in the state will be
for the legislative officers, who will
elect a successor to Senator William j.
A Sewell.
Democrats Gain In the Cities.
Cincinnati. o.. Nov. e.-All specula-
A ton is on the question of democratic
\ gains in the cities and republican gains
lin the rural districts Of Ohio. Repub-
4 icnn State Chairman Dick says his
poll shows over SO, 900 for Mckinley and
4 seventeen of the twenty-one congress-
men. Democratic State Chairman
4 Long claims Bryan will carry Ohio
unless prevented by coercion and pur-
4 chase"
Nebraska Claimed by Both Parties
4 Omaha, Nov. 6.-Repu blicans gener-
Tally claim that Charles II. Dietrich, re-
A publican, will be elected over Governor
i Pnynter. and Chairman Lindsay de.
I.clares that the legislature is safe fol
4 the republicans.
4 On the other hand, Chairman Hal
says that the whole state ticket viii
not run behind Bryan, and that tn,