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

New York, Nov. 3.--The DAY Deiore
election finds both the Democratic ana
Republican leaders still expressing con-
fdence of victory In the Empire state.
Predictions vary from 10000 to 10000
on each side. though the estimates oil
the two state chaIrmen, Frank Camp
bell, for the Democrats, and Col Dunn
for the Republicans, are almost exact
ly the same, the former claiming 49,
600 for Coler and the latter $1,000 for
Odell. Both assert that their predic-
tions are based on most thorough ex-
animation Of the situation throughout
the state. Coy. Odell today estimated
his majority at 10000, and Mr.. Coler
said that he expected 10 win by 6oOOv
For the Greater New York, Chas. r.
Murphy. leader OF Tammany Hall, re.
iterated his belief that COler viii have
10000 plurality.
Democratic leaders expect $4,000 or
this to be furnished by Kings county,
1000 by Richmond. 5000 by queens, ana
$4,000 by New York county, The Re-
publican estimates cut the Democratic
plurality to 1900 in Kings; to $500 In
Queens and to $4,000 In Manhattan and
the bronx, reducing the Democratic
plurality below the bronx TO $1,000 To
$1,000.
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov. 3--The state campaign
viii close tonight with final rallies in
the eastern section where are two dis
tricts o. which the Democrats claim TO
be- sure
There seems little question that the
state VIII give plurality Approximate
ing $4,000 for the Republican state tick.
ct, and that the legislature will show
very slight changes from It's present
strong Republican majority.
Interest centers IN the congressional
fights. The Democrats are striving 70
retain the three seats which they now
hold and to gain two more, especially
the one created by the -distrcting OF
the state, which gives 1t IA represen-
tatiyes instead OF H.
RHODE ISLANDS FIGHT.
Providence, r, l., Nov. s.--The day
before election finds both the Repuh.
lican and Democratic parties prepared
to bring out their entire voting
strength as a result OF the unusual In.
terest which centers In the congression-
al fight in the state, Republicans
claim the reelection OF both congress.
sion, but the Democrats assert that
Mayor Granger. CT Providence and p.
j. owen, this year. will flsplace Con.
gressmen Bull and Capron. l.. r. c,
Garvin Of Cumberland (Dcm.) has made
q strong fight against Gov. c. d. Kim
BAH (Rep) for the Office OF cheg execu.
i've The legislature vii. be republ-
can.
REPUBLICANS SURE, DEMOCRATS
HOPEFUL
New Haven, Conn. Nov. 3-Cona-
dence that tomorroWs election would
result In the election of the Republican
ticket by substantial plurallties was
expressed by the leaders Of that party
today. Democratic state Chairman
Walsh declared himself hopeful of the
success OF the Democratic state ticket
and the election Of four or five con
y.essmen. All fractional difficulties had
been harmonlzed, he said
LIGHT VOTE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Nashua, n. H., Nov S.-The vote in
NeN Hampshire promises to be much
aiign'er imam that OF two years ago.
ne hepuohcan candidate for COVER
nor, II Is thought, VIII receive not less
'i'"h o'vov plurall'y. Inc present con-
cratic gains are likely 10 be reeistere9
III po'h branches OF the legislature
CotopAno crrrr,rton, r,>-ctt,>,c
'-N' - m ~ : i0N ONN manu-
Denver, Nov. 3.-The political sltua-
tion in the state this morning is un.
changed, Both sides are claiming vic
tory by large majortles The issues
WIN undoubtedly be mixed in mary
counties, but the betting favors The
election OF the Democratic state ticket
and a majority Of the county officers.
There is great interest in this city over
the claims made by the Republicans
Of wholesale fraudulent registration.
The Democrats this morning claim 10
have over 400 affldavits from those who
the Republicans assert are fraudulently
registered. County Clerk Aichel today
certified 10 the election judges at least
a portion Of the names which ne had
btFU tUlOlneQ from cellllylng DN JuQg
johnson. owing to the shortness OF
the time at their disposal the Demo
4, attic attorneys did not today press
their application TO the supreme court
for writ OF prohibition to nulllfy
Jufge Johnsons Injunction.
PATTIsoN MAY BE ELECTED.
Philadelphia, Nov. s.-IndlcatIons
point TO the election tomorrow cf
Samuel w. Pennypacker, the Republic
can candidate Tor governor. by re
diced majority. Robert Il. Pattison.
the Democratic candidate who has
tw ce been elected governor. Will prob
ab'y carry the state outside of this
,lty. but the heavy Republican vote in
philadelphIa win lkely overcome this
1emocratic majority Chairman QUAY.
& the Republican state committee, es.
100000. Chairman Greasy, OF the Demo.