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


cations today are that the Democrats
will carry all OF the seven congressional
districts In the election tomorrow, In
the Fourth George TILES, Republican,.
has made a great effort to defeat W. y.
Cravens. Democrat. and during the
campaign Vice President Fairbanks and
Secy shaw made speeches in that dis
trict.
MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, Mimi. Nov. 5.--Today VIII
see the finish OF hard fought cam
palgn In Minnesota. Both state COM
mittecs are hopeful OF electing their
candidates and some of the Democratic
leaders are so confident of Gov. john
sons reelection that they have on de-
post $4,000 TO back up their opinion. On
the other hand. the Republicans claim
that A, l.. Cole will be elected by 10000
majority. 1t is generally conceded that
all the Republican candidates viii be
elected. Fifth and Sixth districts being
possible exceptions.
LOUISIANA,
New Orleans. Nov. 5.--Apathetic
conditions prevail In the congressional
election u this state. The only snow
of fight made against the Democrats IS
In the seventh district.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va, Nov. SIN the con-
gressional election tomorrow the vote
will be light. The Democrats VIII car
~, without doubt. all the districts ex-
cept the ninth, now represented by
TENNESSEE.
Nashville. TENN. Nov. 5.--The con-
test in Tennessee between NJ. X. Fat
veYson. Democrat, and II. Clay Evans,
Republican. for governor, is close Both
parties claim the election by from ~
coo to 10000.
The vote is expected TO be light on
account of serious dlsaffeotion IN DEM
ocratic ranks, upon which hope OF Re-
publican success Is based.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta. Ca, Nov. 5,-Three judges
OF the state court of appeals and ii
congressman are TO be elected tomor-
row Except In the first district, the
Democrats have no opposition. II Is
not likely that heavy vote VIII De
polled.
Montgomery. Ala, Nov o.--Chair-
man Smith OF the state Democratic
legislative committee, il confident that
every state and congressional nomi-
nee of the party will be elected by
increased maiorties tomorrow, that
the vote Will be large.
NEVADA.
Reno. New. Nov. 5.--On the day
before election both parties are con-
iident. At the last minute the DEM
ocrats have attempted to raise re-
liglous issue in the campaign, basing
their attempt on Republican speech,
but the effort is repudiated by leading
Catholics. Mitchell will probably de-
feat Sparks. Democrat. for governor.
Bartlett, Democrat. 10 expected to de-
feat Smith Legislature will be Re-
publican by cafe majority.
Interest runs high and heavy
vote Will DO polled.
In an address at Republican rally
held In Carson, DR.. w. II. Patterson.
prominent Republican, attacked the In
tegrity OF Atty. General James Sweeney
who Is candidate on the Democratic
ticket for associate justice of the su-
prems court. Democrats have attempt-
ed TO create the impression that Pat
terson's speech was directed at sween-
ey's religion, he being prominent
Catholic, and feeling runs high. Proml-
nent Catholics are attempting to elm
mate the issue from the campaign, but
have only partially succeeded.
MONTANA.
Helena. Mont, Nov. 5.--On the eve
Of election the chairman of the Demo-
cratic and the Republican committees
claim the state for their respective
candidates for congressman and as
sociate justice by matorities ranging
from 5000 to 5000 and both claim
the Legislature which is to elect a
United States senator Threatening
weather with possibly rain Is tho
prediction for Tuesday.
Dallas. Tex, Nov. SIT Is generally
conceded that the full Democratic state
ticket OF the Democratic candidates In
all congressional districts will be elect
ed in Texas. A heavy vote Is predicted.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Nov. Both parties
claim the state for their ticket, but in.
dicatlons point to Republican victory.
The Socialist party expects to show an
increased vote over two years ago.
d. Trottier, Democratic candidate for
county treasurer of Marinette, dropped
dead today
II. Q. Having Republican candidate
for the same Office, Is critically III and
is not expected to live.
Gov. Davidson, who Is III OF sciatlc
rheumatism. was reported worse today,
WYOMING.
Cheyenne. wyo.. Nov. 5.--Aithough
the Democrats have made an aggres-
sive fight In Wyoming this year and ex-
pect TO increase their vote, nevertheless
a Republican victory is generally con.
coded. The legislature will be over
whelmingly Republican and no opposi.
ton to the reelection of Senator War
rem is anticipated. Congressman Frank
w Mondelrs reelection Is regarded as