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

A., arising from the Nomination contests
IN New York county were ended today
early today the last Of the 1904 900 bal
lots required came from the press and
me work OF distribution to the polling
places begun. Little over y hours was
consumed in printing the ballots.
several bets at to that Hughes
VIII be elected governor We're made
ABOUT Broadway today. The odds
dropped TO ~ to 1.
charles f. Murphy, leader lof Tam
many Hail. said today:
AFTER opening the envelopes turned
N ny the district leaders on Saturday
l am confident that Mr. Hearst viii
carry New York city by as big plu-
iSllty as tllat given 10 Mr.. Coler In
1902"
CoIers plurality for governor in 1909
was l22.I2i.
Police commissioner Bingham today
ordered the transfer OF 1000 policemen
VINO VIII be on duty,at the polls on cleo
llon day The transfers are for that
day only. Each policeman win be al
loWeo TOUR hours to return to his cleo
ton district and east his vote.
Democratic state Headquarters Is to-
day claiming the election OF Represen-
latiVos In the First, Second. Third.
Fourth and Twelfth districts.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-The campaign
IN this state and city closed practical
" on Saturday night, and the party
managers devoted tody to final prep.
arations for tonorrow's battle. a gov
ernor and other state officers. legislat-
Ire and congressman will be chosen.
4.
Tor governor, is opposed by Lewis
Emery. Jr.. the candidate OF the Lin.
coin party and Democrats. Last year
the Lincoln Democratic fusionists
elected William IL. Berry state treas
urer, by a big majority. The fact,
however, that Philadelphia is the home
OF Mr. stuart, makes IA prediction as to
the outcome OF the election difficult.
He Is very popular, and il Is thought
by many that he will carry the city
and thereby overcome whatever ma
Jority the state outside Of Philadelphia
might give to Mr.. Emery. The Re-
publican and fusion leaders both claim
the state aud city,
In Philadelphia. the chief contest has
been between d, c. Gibboney, the fu-
sion nominee for district attorney,
and $. p. Rotan, the Republican can
uluate TOR inc once,
The campaign has been one OF the
most memorable waged IN Philadelphia
and The result is in doubt.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston. Nov. 5.-The political cam
paign this year Is being carried Oh
practically until the opening of the
polls.
Gov. Guild addressed a meeting OF
al Faneuil hall at noon /
today, while John b. Moran, the Dem |
)cratic and Independence league can
iidate, has planned to visit all of the |
Is Boston wards this evening making |
brief speeches in each.
II is expected that the result Of the |
vote tomorrow will be known as usu-
ri. as the counting win not ne be- |
gun until after the closing of the
polls
Interesting contests are looked for |
In the Fifth, Sixth, Tenth and Flew !
enth congressional districts and In a
large number " the senatorial and |
districts II Is not ex-
pected, however. that the complex |
Ion OF the Legislature VIII be materials |
s. changed The SC election OF United I
states Senator W. Murray Crane by
he legislature is expected.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence. II. l.. Nov. 5,---Both par
les are today claiming victory at the
oils tomorrow The tight FOR the
eneral assembly has been particu-
lrly keen this year owing to the fact
hat United states senator is to be
hosen to succeed Senator Wetmore
laa h l. LIT.
etween Mr. Wetmore and Col Sam
ell Colt while the Democratic party
re united for Col. r, r. Goddard.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven Conn. Nov. 5.--Re-
ublicans are confident OF maintain
~ their majority OF the last several
Ears, and that Col X. s. Woodruff
this city Will be elected governor,
lille the Democrats express them J
lives as hopeful OF success The !
emocrats expect to carry more con- ]
ressional districts than last year
I'd TO show an Increase I'm the house J
representatives A greater effort !
as been made this var than ever be- c
ne to enforce the corrupt practises c
VS..
MARYLAND. :
Md, Nov. 5.-The congress l.
)nal campaign In Maryland really
,sed last Saturday. Today was devot- S
by the committees to preparations 8
tomorrow's contest The Democrats v
y they are sure OF carrying the Sec 2
d and fourth districts, while the Re- II
'blicans declare themselves as equally d
rtain OF winning the First, Fifth and
sth, Both sides claim the Third but
the opinion OF conservative polltl-
ms the Democrats stand the greater G.
ance of winning. fl
NORTH CAROLINA. "
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 5.--The election j