Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-03


estimate of the state central committee Tor
the republican majority in Iowa on the
state ticket is placed at 60, 0O0 while demo-
Gratis claim that 1t will not exceed $4,000.
TOPEKA, Kan, November 3.-The poltt-
ical interest in Kansas is confined largely
to the legislative contest and the fight for
congressman in the second third and sixth
districts. The fusoniStS are making a tre-
mendous effort to re-elect w. A. Harris to
the United States Senate.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., November 3.-The
republicans claim the reelection of both
congressman, but the democrats assert that
Mayor Granger of Providence and F. P.
Owen will dsplace Congressman Bull and
Capon. l.. F. c. Garvin of Cumberland
(democraD has made a strong fight against
Governor C. D. Kimball (republican) for
governor. The legislature will be repub-
ican.
|. DENVER, Col, November 3.-Both sides
are claiming victory by large majorities in
Colorado. The result undoubtedly will be
mixed in many counties, but the betting
favors the election of the democratic state
ticket and majority of the county officers.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, November 3-In Mime
sofa the fight has been almost entirely con-
fined to the head of the state ticket, the
democrats appreciating the fact of nor
NAL republican majority and working to Sc
cure the election at least of governor. The
republicans claim an assurance of a COM
plete victory, while admitting the possibili-
ty of a reduced vote for Van SAINT for gov
ernor.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, November 3.-Con-
fidence in the election of the republican
state and congressional tickets by substan-
tial pluralities is expressed by the leaders
of that party today. At the democratic
state headquarters, however, Chairman
Walsh declared himself hopeful of the sue
cess of the democratic state ticket and the
election of four of the five congressman.
All factional differences had been har-
monized, he said, and reports from all sec
tions of the state were most encouraging.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., November 3.-Chair-
man Van Ordsell CT the republican state
committee, predicts the reelection of Con-
gresham Monde1l by 5000 majority, and
says the entire republican state ticket will
| have from $500 to 1900 majority.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 3.-Lit-
tie interest is manifested except in the
seventh district, where Judge o. D. Street,
| republican, is opposing John L. Burnett,
democrat, for Congress. The democrats
claim the state by $4,000 majority.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, November 3.-The
democratic nominees in the various districts
will, it is admitted, be elected.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 3-Con-
siderable interest attaches to the race for
Congress in the first, second and eighth
districts, where congressman Brownlow and
Gibson, republicans, and Sims, democrat,
are meeting with strong opposition in a
fight for reelection.
DALLAS, Tex, November 3.-The indica-
| tons point to the election of the entire DEM
ocratic state ticket and all the democratic
| congressional candidates.
RICHMOND. Va, November BIN each
| of the ten congressional districts there is
| opposition to the democratic nominees,
| though in practically all instances the op-
| of the ninth has the strongest opposition
| but he will be elected by majority of
| from 1900 to 1900. This is the first cleo
| ton under the new constitution and less
| than 10 per cent of the negroes are reg
| istered
| JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November g.
| Representatives Sparkman and Davis will be
| reelected. and in the new third district At
| torney General William Lamar will be re-
| turned to Congress.
SEATTLE. Wash. November 3.-The
| democrats practically concede the election
of Cushman and Jones to Congress, but
| claim the election of one of their candi-
| dates-Cottril. Both sides claim the leg
| islature the republicans by a large ma
/ 1ority. the democrats by a narrow margin.
! SALT LAKE. Utah. November 3-Repub-
| licans claim plurality Of $500 and a large
majority in the legislature. Democrats
| claim to have made successful fight, end
| as especially regards the legislative ticket
4 in Salt Lake county, which will give them
! control Of the legislature.
l
! democrats have carried the election in
years past by majorities running from l. 500
| to $500. but will be satisfied with less this
| year. as the republicans have made an ag-
| gressive campaign.
| JACKSON Miss. November 3.-The seven
| congressional districts of Mississippi will be
| swept by the democrats.
| CHARLESTON. s. c., November 3-The
| democrats will return a solid delegation to
| Congress from South Carolina. Duncan c..
| Howard will be elected governor without
| opposition. The legislature will send AS
| bury C. Latimer to the United States SEN
| ate as the successor to John L. McLaurin.
! SIOUX FALLS, S. d. November S-The
| republicans not only claim election of their
| state ticket, but that they will have ma
| jerity of from five to ten in the legislature,
| insuring the reelection of United States
| Senator Kittredge. The democrats claim
| the republicans will not have majority
| for their state ticket.
| Personal Mention