The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08
Reports From all over the Country
Show That the Early Vote
is Very Heavy
One.
IDEAL DAY
Much sIashIns In iowa and Nebraska
While HoosIers Start Cast
ing Ballots
Early.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Reports from
early vote Weather condit.ons are
ideal except for small amount of
snow in Pennsylvania, little rain on
the Pacific coast and cold in New York
and New England.
There is much slashing Of the
ticket in Iowa and Nebraska.
The early vote is particularly heavy
in Indianapolis.
At Des Moines the vote is very
heavy.
Heavy Early Vote.
| NEW YORK, Nov. S.-There was a
heavy early vote, the heaviest in
/ years. The betting is light. Betting
today is even money that Dix will
have $4,000 or 2h to 3 on the result,
Dix with the long end.
Roosevelt surprised the people by
1 claiming the state for Stimson by
only $4,000, although Prentice claims
100000. The democrats claim the
state for Dix by 100000,
4 The republicans sent out last ap-
peal last night
i The vote in Brooklyn was light this
4 morning.
Taft Casts Ballot.
Il CINCINNATI, o. Nov. S.-Two ar
! rests were made shortly after the
polls opened on charges of illegal
: registration The early vote was
{ heavy and the weather fair. fndica.
tions are that Gov. Harmon will car
t ry Hamilton county by a good major
: ity. President Taft reached here
, shortly after ten o'clock to vote.
Gcing Some.
) CLEVELAND, O., Nov. s.-More
) than 40 per cent of the voters cast
their ballots in the first four hours
, The weather is bitter cold. There is
much scratching.
I Machines Busted.
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. S.-Seven OF
;. 1.-THE voting machines are out OF order
;. and hundreds are unable to vote. Ii
A one precinct hundreds of men .iave
i, been waiting four hours to vote.
Snow Falling.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. S.-Snow fel
this morning. Half of Albany'' vot;
was cast before eleven o'clock.
Socialists Active.
e MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. S.-Al
early vote is reported from all part
of the state The weather. is clear an
crisp. The socialists assert they ar
3. sure to win two congressman.
o Silent Vote Heard From.
y COLUMBUS, o. Nov. S.-A canvas
VI of the city polling places indicates
n normal vote this morning. The sile
,e vote is more in evidence than ever.
II This Looks Bad.
NEW YORK, Nov S.-$10,000 t
r. SO 900 that Dix will have $4,000 plul
,e alitv found no takers at the Waldol
It. Astoria last night.
e stubbs Getting Scratched.
ID TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. S.-The raj
is road men are scratching Gov. Stubb
,e which may mean democratic LAM
d. slide. This is the result of Go
e, Stubbs attack on the railroad.
er In Bryan's Town.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. S.-A heaS
as vote is being polled.
Iowa River Towns.
DES MONIES, Nov S.-Party lint
r have been obliterated and the VIC
ers are scratching as never befor
Word from the river towns today
70. that Carroll is being scratched by tt
republicans who are voting for Porte
Browne Will Win.
'rs STREATOR, ILL.,, Nov. S.-The fig
lei on Lee ONeil Browne, combined wi
hs ideal weather is bringing out hea'
iiu vote in this district There is eve
indication that Browne will be electe
Weather Turns Bae.
nv BUTTE, Mont, Nov. S.--Rain beg;
falling at a. m. and within an ho
turned to snow. This will cut doy
the country vote The republica
~ greeted the snow with shout,
''e lieving it in their favor.
Oh Women on Guars.
l'n NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Miss Mau
Sie Ingersoll daughter of the late G
. Robert G. Ingersoll. was one Of fiji
Continual on marc ~