The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

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formation that an attempt you'd be
made to stealv tomorrow a Democrat
primary and hat he intended 70 swear
out many warrants. G. z. MeCann
promised to be in court all day
joint Statehood Doomed,
Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 5.-Partisans OF
joint statehood have closed their cam
paign. Parting shots against the pro-
5ect viii be given tonight in the larger
towns where Republicans and Demo
Gratis viii hold 7nal meetings Defeat
Of Jointure IN Arizona is admitted by
all, an estimate of vote in It's favor be-
ing from Is to % per cent OF Inc total.
Voting Machine in salt Lake.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Nov 1.-The
American party paper, the Tribune,
comments this morning or She fact that
the voting machines TO be used for the
nfst time tomorrow, were allowed TO
remain in ten Mormon meeting houses
over Sunday although they were remoN-
ed from other public places Saturday.
There viii be music and red fire today,
but no political meetings.
Democrats RecOnciIed to Defeat.
Sioux Falls, S. D, Nov. 5.-Notwith-
IRON the state indicate that nearly. if
not q IuL vote. VIII be cast at the cleo
ton in South Dakota tomorrow. The
fact that the ground is very moist from
recent excessive ain and will prevent
farmers resuming threshing assures a
heavy vote The Republicans count on
receiving between 5000 and 70, 600 of the
100000 votes expected to be cast. At
best the Democrats hope only to Loid
their vote of two years ago
Clean Sweep for Democrats.
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 5.-The indi-
cations To-Day are that the Democrats
VIII carry all the seven congressional
districts of Arkansas in tomorrow
election. In the fourth, George TILES,
republican, made a great effort to
deteat ". B. Crayens, Democrat, and
during the convention Vice President
Fairbanks and Secretary Shaw made
lpeeehes in that district. The vote Will
be light. Little interest is manifested.
By Increased Majorities.
Montgomery. Ala, Nov. CHAR
man Smith OF. the Democratic state leg
islatlve committee is confident that
every state and congressional nominee
of the party Will be elected by in
creased majorities tomorrow, and that
the vote VIII be large.
Both Claim Same Majority.
Louisville. KY, 10Y 5--Senator
James B. McCrary today claimed a ma
JOrity in tOmorrOW's senatorial pri-
mary over Governor Beckham of 3D.
600. Governor Beckham's managers
say the governor viii succeed to Nc
Crarys estate by $4,000. Samuel W.
Hager, who is running for governor
against N. B. Hays, says he will win in
the primary by 31,460. The races in
several congressional districts promise
to be close.
Size of Majority Only Question.
indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 5.@Activity
today is confined to the county head
quarters of the political parties where
plans for getting out the vote are being
completed. The result seems to be a
question of Republican majority with
the congressional representatives n
changed.
Big LocaI Fight in Detroit.
Detroit, Nov. 5.@The Republican
and Democratic candidates for mayor
are still campaigning and Will not con
elude until late tonight. Interest is
intense and the question of giving the
Detroit United railway a new franchise
on a basis of ten tickets for rs cents,
five hours a day, n six for % cents
the b hours, promises to bring out
an unusually heavy vote in the city.
No Cole Money in Sight.
St. Paul MinnsfNaov. b&Today will.
see the finish of a hard fought guber-
Material campaign in Minnesota Both
tate committees are hopeful of elect
ing their candidates and some of the
Democratic leaders are sc confident
of Johnson's recollection that they
have had on deposit SIC, 600 to back
up their opinion. On the other hand,
the Republicans claim that A. L. Cole
will be elected by 10000 majority.
It is generally conceded that all the
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be elected, the Second and Sixth dis
tricts being possible exceptions.
All Onc Sided.
New Orleans, La, Nov. g.
Apathetic conditions prevail in the
conversational campaign in this state.
The only show of fight made against
the Democrats is in the seventh dis
trict.
richmond Va, Nov. 5.=In the
congressional election tomorrow the
vote will be light The Democrats
will carry, without doubt, all the dis
tricts except the Ninth now represent
ed by a Republican
DisafTectfOn Among Democrats.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 5-=The con-
test in Tennessee between Patterson,
Democrat. and Il. Clay Evans, Re
parties claim the election by from
| 10000 to 10000. The vote is expected
TO be light on account Of serious dis
affection in Democratic ranks, upon
which hope of Republican success is
based.
No ODpositIon to Democrats.
Atlanta Ca. Nov. 5.@Three judges
of the state court of appeals author
fze1 by the last legislature and eleven
congressman are to be eIected. TX
cepting IN the First congressional ais
trict the Democrats have no opposl-
ton. 1t is not likely that a heavy vote
Will be oolled-
Bay state Conditions.
Helena. Mont, Nov. Son the eve
Of election the chairman Of the Dem
ocratic and Republican committees
claim the state for their respective
candidates for congressman ana asso-
lcfate Justice by majorities ranging
from 5000 to 5000 and both claim
the legislature which is to elect a
United states senator Threatening
weather with possibly a IS the pre-
diction for tomorrow
Church Issue in Nevada.
Reno, New, Now 5.=On the day be-
fore election both parties are conf