Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-05

tomorrow VIII be quiet In North Caro-
ma except IN the Eighth district the
contest being between Blackburn. Re-
puphcan, the incumbent, and Hackett.
democrat. only one state officer, cor
poration commissioner. will be voted
Tor Tho indications are that large
vote VIII be polled but interest is dun
OHIO.
columbus. O.. Nov. 5.--The day before
lScioii tpund many campaign speeches
~, T,' ths hght continuing 10 the
/ Hsl' Inc claims of the respectfve chair
men attracted attention. but the apathv
I winch has made necessary an extreme.
~ strenuous campaign was still appar-
enl ana a railing on I'm the vote was
l generally anticipated As commissions
WI DE made with the vote for governor
last year when Pattison, Democrat
had over 5000 plurality, decided Repuh.
licdh gems viii be necessary for ylc-
WrS, several Democratic congressional
districts We're two years ago carried
py republicans who won % Of fhe q
congressman, but the Democrats ex
,h coIlhuehce OF resaining more than
the lost ground.
ILLINOIS.
chicago. Nov. Since closing tho
campaign on Saturday night, Char
nlHil kpsenthal OF the Democratic state
committee and Chairman West OF tho
republican state campaign, have busied
themselves IN securing what thew saw
Is an accurate forecast Of TUESDAYS
election' Their estimates OF the re-
.hl,s vary widely. Chairman Rosen-
.hsI claims that the Democrats will
carry Cook county by 10000 votes and
that they will certainly gain 70 2
cohgresslnen. Chairman West asserts
mat the Republicans will have a plur-
atty or at least $1,000 In Cook county
and allows the Democrats one congress
man In addition to ono they already |
nave IN the Twentieth district. II is |
admitted generally that the Republican |
legislature VIII elect a Republican TO |
succeed Senator Cullom.
Tho Independent League club claims |
10000 votes IN Cook county, while the
Democratic estimate allows them 49, |
V@ and the Republicans give them
1000
MISSOURI.
ST. Louis. Nov. b.-Reports from vari-
Gus points IN Missouri Indicate unusual
activity TO secure a full vote tomorrow.
There is scarcely a town OF any size
that has not been visited by prominent
politicians Speaking both OF the
Democratic and Republican party. fair
weather prevailing, 1t is quite probable
that Missouri will POLL heavy vote.
The Republican claim OF carrying st \
Louis Is not largely contested but thu
Democrats feel equally sure OF the
state.
IOWA.
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 5.-Iowa win
go Republican by 10000 plurality, ae-
cording to the predictions Of the Re-
publican central committee, and viii
go Democratic by a plurality Of be-
tween 10000 and 10000. according "a
the Democratic estimates Between
$4,000 and 10000 Republican Is a con-
sentative estimae. There is slight
possibility Of the Democrats getting a
majority In either branch OF the legis-
lature The First, Second and Sixth
congressional districts are In doubt and
may go Democratic. Considerable In
terest is manifested throughout the
state and indications are that the vote
tomorrow will be heavy.
KANSAS.
Topeka. Kansas. Nov. SIT Is assert
ed by the organizers OF the different
political parties today that almost Il
full vote viii be gotten TO the polls.
OF the legislature which will
select United States senator are to
,e chosen. The most spirited fight is
being waged upon Gov. +. Hoch and
he Republican nominees for railway
The old soldiers. how
ver complain that the present Repub-
lean supreme court judges have not ,
reated them fairly In the matter OF (
ppolntments. Chairman drummer OF !
he Republican committee predicts the 4
lection Of Hoch by 4To0O. Mr.. Ryan Z
4 Democrats says W. Harris for gov {
rnor by 10000. d
NEBRASKA. o
Lincoln, Neb., Nov 5--Both the Re i
ublcans and the Fuslonsts are claim 3
IL the legislature which will elect (,
Z. s. senator to succeed Senator Mil
Ird, The fight in many of the legsla-
We and senatorial districts is exceed
lgly close. with the chances favorlng
lie Republicans but with the Demo- o.
ats aided by more Of the Populists, =,
every inch Of ground. :,
The indications are that George l.. =,
heldon Republican, will be elected
)vernor over ex-Congressman Shall
nberger, Fusionist the Republicans
tanning the election OF the entire
ate ticket by pluraltles ranging from
300 TO $1,000, The vote In the cities .,
III be heavy. Both parties fear. how ~
'er that the farmers VIII stay in their
lids and that the vote In the country
stricts will be light.
COLORADO. al
Denver, Nov. 5,-The Republican ~
mpaign managers are centering their =,
lal Efforts N an attack upon the SEN ~
nent which II Is believed has devel- ",
ed In favor OF the candidacy OF Ben. "
Lindsey who is running independent a.,