Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-03
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Leaders of Both Parties in Empire State Conhden-Mucb
Same FEELING Exists in Other Parts of Countrg-Pre-
cautions Taken in Delaware

precautions have been taken through
out Delaware to prevent the m0lesta-
ton Of the ballot boxes used In to-
morrow's election the Impression pre-
yallng that previous attempts al
riotous disturbances will be repeated.
The Democrats and regular Republic
can leaders claim that Edward Ad-
dicks and his Union Republican follow
ers viii be Overwhelmingly defeated.
IN MARYLAND,
Baltimore. Nov. 3.--Republlcan man
ayers IN this state claim that their
congressional candidates win be- elected
with the possible exception Of the Sec.
ond district, Democratic leaders eX-
press confidence In the election Of two
OF their candidates and are hopeful
as to third. Conservative non-parti-
san estimates are that -four Republi.
cans ana two Democrats win be elect
ed All the present representatives
from Maryland are Republicans,
ALL ANXIOUS IN ONO
Cincinnati, o., Nov. S.-Although the
ONO election tomorrow II for minor
state offices only, and congressman, the
result u anXiously awaited on account
OF It's bearing upon the future Of Sen.
ator Hanna and Mayor Johnson Of
cleveland. In the campaign, Hanna
had solid Republican support, whle
Johnson was opposed by leading Dem
ocrats light vote is predicted, with
odds IN tavor Of the Republicans. The
legislature 10 be elected next NOvem
per VIII choose llanna's SUCCESSOR If
lhe Democrats win tomorrow or ma,
ierlally reduce the Republican plural
Ivy OF 6h46l last year II Is conceded
that Johnson VIII become q formidable
oanuldate FOR 1903, as we'll as for Han
mas place
BOTH SURE IN INDIANA.
Indianapolis Ind, Nov. 3.--James p.
goodrich chairman of the Indiana Re-
publican state committee, declares the
Republicans will elect the state ticket
by 10000 plurality name nine, and pos
sibly ten Of the 10 congressman. and
control the legislature. William Ii.
OBrlen, Democratic state chairman,
declares every indication points TO a
Democratic victory. He says the Dem
ocrats viii have the legislature and
VIII choose successor to Charles w,
Fairbanks as United States senator. His
PARTY, he says, will increase its repre-
sentation In Congress from the state.
Both parties are worried about The
apathy and strenuous efforts to get
out the vote are being made.
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS con-
FIDENT.
Detroit Mich, Nov 3.-MichIgan
will elect state officers, a legislature
which viii name a successor 10 United
States Senator James H. Mcmillan. II
congressman and county officers. Re-
publcans today are confident OF the
success of their entire ticket while the
Democrats are predicting the election
OF their candidate for governor. l.. #.
Durand, and at least three congress.
men.
CLAIMS IN ILLINOIS.
Chicago Nov. 3.-IlInOls will elect
tomorrow state treasurer and other
minor state officers and congressman.
Both parties have made very ac-
tine campaign but the Democrats have
devoted particular attention 10 the
close congressional districts.
The state delegation in the present
Congress Is equally divided. Under the
new apportlonment there viii be %
congressman. The Republicans claim
that they Will elect at least l6 II not Is,
while the Democrats believe they are
sure Of IL II not more. Both parties
claim they viii have a majority for the
state ticket. but the Republicans seem
TO be most confident, giving their az.
ures as $4,000
As a United States senator is TO be
elected, both parties have made a
strong fight for the legislature. The
Republicans are sure they will have
but the Democrats are by
no means hopeless. A number OF Il
istricts are close and I'm many there
aie Independent candidates. who, II IS
claimed, Will take votes from the Re-
publicans The state districts have
I cen closely looked after by both par
ties. but extra efforts have been made
In those In Chicago and Cook county.
The control Of the legislature 1t is as
serted VIII depend mainly upon IN re-
suit In Chicago.
EACH CONFIDENT IN WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee Wis, Nov 3.-Gov. La
Toilette RepubIcan) and Mayor Rose
(DemocraD candidates for governor.
were billed to make several speeches In
various parts Of Milwaukee today. Both
sides claim to be confident OF success.
The betting, however. is decidedly In
favor of the Republican ticket. Re
publcans Will probably elect eight con-
and the Democrats one, With
TWO doubtful The legislature will I'M
be Republican.
SUCCESS FOR ROTH IN MISSOURI.
81. Louis, Nov. 3.--Missouri viii hold
tomorrow a general election for con-
gressmen, legislators, three judges %
the supreme court, state SUPERINTENDENT
OF schools, two railroad and warehouse
as well as county off,
GERS Managers Of both Leading parties
predict their successes The selection
OF successor 20 Y. S. Senator Vest by
the coming Legislature lends interest O. |
the election Of that body, the complex |
ion OF which seems IN doubt judging |
from the conflicting claims
INTEREST IN KANSAS.
lblEhtt fNttlf WV AlAifIfhl w lIlt |
election in Kansas tomorrow Is largely |
confined TO the legislative contest and |
TO the fight for congressman In the Sec
ond. Third and Sixth districts
The fusionsts are making a tremen- |
dous effort 10 re-elect W. A. Harris to |
the United States senate.
EACH CLAIMS NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Neb. Nov. NEBRASKA will |
elect a state ticket and six congress-
men tomorrow. On the former the re-
suit Is admittedly doubtful although |
the chairman Of both parties claim VIC
tory. The prevailing opinion IS that |
the opposing parties win break even In |
The congressional election, sending |
three each to Washington The party |
hat brings out the vote most effective
" viii win as the apathetlc element Is |
sure 10 be larte.
IOWA REPUBLICAN CERTAIN.
Des Moines. la, Nov. 3.-With only |
'ns congressional district, the Second ]