Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-02

tHat llst IL CuyHhOga, the nome OF
Hanna and Clarke, ana OF Herrick and
johnson, the candidates for senators
and governor. II the Republicans carry
that county with its four senator's and
10 representatives they VIII undoubted-
~ have the largest majority on joint
ballot In the legislature that was ever
known, Without Cuyahoga county. the
Republicans claim that they Will have
the senate % TO II, and the house "A to
81, with majority Of IS on Joint ballot,
but In this estimate they include
Franklin and other doubtful counties in
the Republican list BY including Guy
ahoga and other doubtful counties in
their list the Democrats claim that
they have the senate II 10 i6, and The
house 81 70 30 with a majority OF five
on Joint ballot.
There have been less arrests for false
registration than heretofore and there
Is every indication that the election win
be quiet and not as exciting as usual.
MARYLAND READY TO BALLOT.
Baltimore. Nov. Though the cam
palgn In Maryland practically closed on
Saturday night, Stevenson A, Williams.
the nominee for governor. and other
candidates on the Republican state
ticket viii address a meeting at Girls
field on the eastern shore tonight.
Chairman Murray Van Driver OF the
Democratic state central committee,
and Chairman John b. Hanna OF the
Republican committee, have issued
lengthy addresses 90 their respective
their respective parties, In which a
strong appeal Is made to support the
party nominees.
At tomorrow's election the polls will
be open at a. m. and close at p. m.
the Australian secret ballot system of
voting being In force. Both parties an
tlcipate a fun vote and an orderly and
quiet election
Marshal Farahan. OF the police de-
partment announced today that the
whole police force win be on duty at the
polls tomorrow
This morning the ballots were placed
in the hands Of the police department
and viii be distributed tonight
REPUBLICANS CLAIM KENTUCKY.
Louisville, KY, Nov. Gov. Beck
ham viii make his last speech OF the
| campaign at Bardstown this afternoon
| to his home people. The Democratic
campaign managers predict majority
| OF not less than 10000 majority for the
| Democratic state ticket j. II. McMann,
| chairman OF the Republican state cam
| paign committee claims the Repubh.
cans Will carry Kentucky by T., 900 plur-
ality.
The polls Will open at o'clock and
close at 4. The weather bureau pre-
| diets unsettled weather with probably
showers for tomorrow
BOTH CONFIDENT IN MAssACHU-
sETTs.
| I.a.a, No., o rho a.. Neo,.o
| election found the managers Of both
| political parties. after the rather siren
| uous activities Of last week, practlc-
ally ready for the opening of the polls.
| The Democrats expressed confidence
| that they would carry the state and
| announced that Col CASTOR, the nomi-
nee for governor, and other speakers
would make another so-called "whirl-
wind tour OF the city this evening,
speaking at Is meetings. The Repub-
leans also express great confidence In
the outcome.
! APATHY IN PENNSYLVANIA.
philadelphia, Nov. e.--The apathy
which has marked the present cam
paign In this state is apparent In al
most every county In Pennsylvania.
The Victory OF the Republican ticket
is practically a foregone conclusion.
Little effort has been made by either
party to get out a big vote except I'm
the home counties of the different can
didates where circulars were sent to
the voters urging them TO come 10 the
| polls.
| EACH PARTY CLAIMS RHODE ISL
AND
Providence, r. l.. Nov 2,-The Re
| publican campaign In this state was
concluded Saturday night Tonight the
| final rally of the Democrats will be
| held with Gov. Garvin, Congressman
| Granger and others as speakers,
| Today the Democrats claimed the
| state by 1000 and the house by small
| majority, while the Republicans were
| counting on from 5000 to 1000 plurality
| for their candidate for governor and
| tho control OF both branches OF the
| legislature by a safe margin.
NO ESTIMATE IN NEBRASKA.
| Omaha, Nov. 2.--No newspaper or
| central committee chairman has ven
| tured a serious estimate of the result
| OF tomorrows election In Nebraska,
Less interest has been manifested than
for years The election being for iu-
dcial offices only, the vote Is not ex-
pected to reach its normal proportions.
| The registration In many places es-
| pecially IN Omaha has been consider
ably below the vote polled last year,
LIGHT VOTE IN IOWA LIKELY.
Dos Molnes Iowa, Nov. EVERY
thing points TO a light vote tomorrow
throughout the state Estimates re-
garding Cummins plurality for COVER
nor run from 10000 by the Democrats
to 10000 by the Republicans, There are
five state tickets in the field, Repub-
lican. Democratic, Soclalistc Prohibit
tion and Peoples.
WILL BE QUIET IN COLORADO.
Denver, Colo, Nov 1.-THE election
OF justice Of the supreme court which
| viii be held tomorrow, promises TO be
quiet one. But little interest has
been displayed by the geneA public
either in the political meetings or in
the registration. Democrats and Re-
pubicans are both claiming victory for
their respective candidates, but Chair
man Farley OF the Republican state
committee, alone vouchsafes any fig
ures He predicts that his party VIII
come 20 Denver with majority OF 10, =
600, which, he declares. will insure the
election OF its candidate Denver vot-
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row In order to assure their names be
ing retained on the registration books
for the charter convention election a
month hence Charges Of fraudulent
registration for the purpose OF control
ling the latter election are freely made.
CAMPAIGNING IN SAN FRANCISCO.
san Francisco Nov 1.-The munich
| nal campaign In this city which has
been warmly contested throughout. viii
not close until late tonight The Dem
ocrats have scheduled Ave parades. Ia
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