Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-03


parties will enter the contest tomorrow
with conference.-the silver Democrats |
have carried the election In years past
by maiorlties running from 1900 to . =
500, but VIII be satisfied with less this |
year as the Republicans have made an
aggressive campaign,
IN NORTH DAKOTA
Fargo. n. d.. Nov. 3--There is no IN
terest I'm tomOrrow's election, Repub- |
iiCan victory being generally conceded |
More interest attaches 10 the legislature !
than to the vote on the state ticket |
az Senanr Hansbruughs desire for re-
election III being contested In the Re-
publican. party For the first time, !
North Dakota voters VIII elect two CON
gressmen az provided for under the te-
app0rtionment,
MAY REDUCE REPUBLICAN MA
JORITY
ST. Paul, MINI, Nov 3~On the Min
nesota state ticket the fight has been !
almost entirely confined 90 the head OF |
the ticket, the Democrats apprecatng |
the fact of normal Republican ma |
jority and working TO secure the elec.
titn at least of a governor,
However, the Republicans claim an
assurance of complete victory while !
admitting the possibility Of a reduced !
vote for Van SAINT for governor
DOWN IN GEORGIA.
Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 3.--There Is little
opposition to the Democratic candl'
dates for Congress in any OF the II
Georgia districts. No state officers are
to be elected a governor and state otll-
Gals having been chosen In October
DEMOCRATS WILL CARRY TEXAS.
Dallas, Tex, Nov 3.--The indications
point to the election of the entire
Democratic state. and all the Demo-
cratic congressional candidates IN
Texas tomorrow The closest race VIII
be In the Fifteenth congressional dis
trct, where the Republicans have con-
centrated their efforts TO elect their
candidate,
LIGHT VOTE IN KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Nov IA light vote Is ex-
pected throughout the state tomorrow
The Democrats will In all probability
elect seven congressman by large ma
jorties while the Republicans are sure
of one. Three districts are In doubt.
DEMOCRATS CLAIM ALABAMA.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov 3.--For the
first time In years, state officers and
congressman will be chosen on the same
day In Alabama tomorrow. II VIII be
the first election under the new c0nstl-
tuition, but little interest Is manifested
except I'm the Seventh district where
Judge G. y. Street tRepublcan) Is OPP
posing John l.. Burnett, DemocraO, for
| Congress. The Democrats claim the
state by $4,000 majority,
CAMPBELL.
Bath ~ Y, Nov. 3.--Frank Camp
ben, chairman Of the Democratic com
mlt.ee who returned from New YORK
last night, said today
Since my return home / have raised
my figures on the Democratic plural
itv Of the state from $4,000 10 $4,000, |
The Republicans viii not get over $1,000 |
plurality up the state and the ndica-
lions are that Coer Will get $1,000 plu-
rallty"
LITTLE INTEREST IN TENNEs-
SEE.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov 3.-.The cam |
peign the state has aroused very little |
interest and the only question TO be |
determined Is the size of the Demo- |
cratic majority. Considerable interest |
attaches 70 the race for Congress In |
tie First, Second and Eighth districts |
where Congressman Brownlow and |
Gibson, tRepublcans), and Simg, |
(DemocraO. are meeting with str0ng !
opposition In a fight for reelection.
IN ARKANSAS
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 3--But little |
interest Is being eyinced IN tomorrow's |
congressional election. The Demo- |
cratic nominees In the various districts |
Will, II is admitted, De elected.
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS CERTAIN.
New Orleans, Nov. S.--Louisiana
elects seven congressman and rail-
road commissioner tomorrow and votes
OF a number OF constitutional amend
mcnts OF local interest. owing 10 the
roll tax prerequisite and the few ne
goes registered the vote VIII be 'lght,
There Is absolutely no doubt Of the
election OF the Democratic ticket IN
each Of the districts.
BOTH CLAIM CALIFORNIA
San Francisco Nov S-The election
campaign In California practically
closed Saturday night but there VIII be
numerous meetings and parades to-
night. Both Republicans and Democrats
are confident Of winning. The election
Of Lane (Dem) for governor Is claimed
by 1900 and OF Pardee Ulep) by 1900.
Up IN MONTANA.
Helena, Mont, Nov. S.--Chairman
Lindsay of the state Republican central
committee predicts the election OF Dix
on for Congressman, and Holloway for
supreme court justice by a good ma
jority. He also claims that Republl-
cans win elect u out Of % senators
and a good working majority IN the
lower house
on the other hand Chairman ToOmey
OF the Democratic committee claims
Evans viii be elected congressman and !
Leslie supreme court justice. The Re I
publlcans also claim they win have a
good majority In the next legislature on
Joint ballot
IN WASHINGTON STATE.
Seattle, Wash. Nov. 3.-Contrary 10
expectations, 81 looks today as II very
heavy vote will be cast throughout the
state tomorrow. The Democrats prac-
tcally concede The election Of Cushman
and Jones 20 Congress, but claim cleo
ton Of COttrill
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Sioux Falls. s. D., Nov. 3.-The Re-
publicans not only claim the election !
tomorrow OF their entire state ticket. !
and congressman but that they viii
have q majority Of from five 10 10 900
the legislature, insuring the reelection
OF United States Senator Kittredge a
vote OF about 10 per cent OF that cast
two years ago Is looked for The DEM
ocrats claim the Republicans viii not |
have a majority for their STATE ticket