The San Francisco call., 1906-11-06
TERROR IN HEARTS
Of THE MURPHY
FACTION.
w. r. Hearst and IDEAL"
judiciary Ticket Will Go
Down to Defeat Today
ODDS ON HUGHES
RAISED TO 5 TO 1
Indications on Eve of Elec-
ton Are for a Sweep
ing Republican Victory
Indications on Eve of Elec-
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Charles E.
Hughes and Eight Hour" Rock
spoke today from noon until midnight
from the same platform to great
crowds composed largely of working
men. w. R. Hearst was the center of
several big demonstrations on the
East Side and tried to escape the
terrible Indictment authorized against
him by President Roosevelt for being
not guiltless of the assassination of
President Mckinley" Terror fills the
hearts of the Murphy faction in Tam
many Hall at the prospect of the de-
feat of the deal judiciary ticket.
Hearst managers privately say they
still believe Hearst has chance. The
betting odds hover around to / that
Hughes will be elected, and even
money that he will have 100000 ma
jority in the State The campaign
came TO close tonight
Features of the day were the deadly
work to the cause of Hearst done by
the combination of Hughes and Rock.
the laboring mans candidate on the
stump. and the elevent-hour excuse Of
fered by Hearst in the Czolgosz mat
ter.
WELCOMED 81 LABOR.
Labor welcomed the Republican can
didate and the man who had been re-
pudiated by Hearst as the spokesman
of unionisnl in many parts of the city,
and in the very stronghold of the
Hearst movement along the water
front one of the most enthusiastic ral-
lies of the campaign was held
Hearst's attempt to evade respon-
sibility for McKinley's murder was that
the wretched Pole could not have been
Influenced by the editorial in the Jour
nal approving of the murder by say
ing that Czolgosz could not read Eng
lish AS matter of fact. Czolgosz read
English f1uently, and he had been
reader of the Hearst newspapers, and
dispatch from Buffalo tonight says
he had COPY of the Journal in his
pocket when arrested
Charles F. Murphy tonight predicted
that Hearst would carry New York City
by $4,000. the majority which was
given to Bird s. Coler in 1902 While
the Republicans do not believe Hearst
will even carry the city, Murphy's boast
put them on their guard, and appeals
were issued by Timothy Woodruff and
Herbert Parsons for every voter who
is opposed to Hearst to vote early and
see that his friends voted early.
Woodruff estimated the plurality of
Hughes in the State at more than
$50, 900.
Max Ihmsen of the Independence
League calmly asserted that Hearst
would win by 100000 in landslide
TRANSFER OF POLICEMEN.
Four thousand policemen were trans
ferred at o'clock tonight by order of
Commissioner Bingham. They will do
duty at the new precincts only for cleo
tion day, it being the belief that bet
ter results can be accomplished by
having strange men at the various
polling places.
General Bingham arranged the shifts
after extended conferences with George
w. Morgan, superintendent OF Elec-
tions, and the police have been in
structed to cooperate in every man.
ner with that official. Each policeman
will be relieved for four hours during
the course of the day to allow him to
go to his own district and cast his vote.
Strict orders were issued regarding
the opening of saloons within 100 feet
of polling places. The men were also
outbreaks of ruffianism.
There was no Hearst money in sight
at the prevailing odds of four to one
in any of the well known betting CEN
ters last night Where in former. years
the Hoffman House barroom was
crowded with well-known men willing
to risk thousands last night the crowd
was out sightseeing. only few of the
o1d-timers being there. hoping some
body would be willing to make a wager
of size, taking the Hearst end of it.
Absolutely nothing DOING said Joe
vendig, who has been in years gone
by most active. You can say that
the old crowd did not come around
tonight. They are all after the Hughes
end of it and they have grown tired of
waiting
ALL GOING ONE WAY.
"All going one way here" was the
report in the Waldorf There is at