Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-08

central committee, predicts the reelection
of Pray for congressman by a plurality Of
6O0C The democratic chairman maintains
his figure Of 5000 plurality for the demo
cratic candidates. II is expected that the
legislature will be close, with chances
favorng the republicans. because Of their
advantage in hold-over senators.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. BASED on the
vote Of two years ago, indications are that
tomOrrow's election in Utah will be close.
An uncertain element Is the strength the
democratic promise Of statewide prohibi-
ton law will draw from the republican
ranks. Both party chalrmen predict a
/ landslide for their ticket.
No Change in PennsylvRnia.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Party leaders
have not seen fit TO change the early day
estimates for their respective candidates.
! The republican managers claim Tener' 6
election by 1900 plurality. The democrats
| insist Grim will be victorious by 10000,
| while the Keystone party leaders are san
| guine Berry will win by $4,000 plurality
! Berry delivered an address at Lebanon
today and departed for his home In Chester
| Congressman Tener returned to Charleroi
| and Senator Grim toured Bucks county
today and tonight.
On the Philadelphia stock exchange wag-
ers were made with odds Of four to one
that Tener will be elected.
! PROVIDENCE r. l., Nov. THE re-
| election OF Governor Pothier by approx
mately 1850 plurality over Lewis A. Water
man, democrat, was claimed by the repub-
lican state committee tonight. The mem
/ bers Of the committee also were conf
dent of the election OF the entire state
ticket and both congressman. The demo
cratic state committee predicted the cleo
ton Of Waterman by plurality Of several
thousand and the defeat OF Congressman
William P. Sheffield by George f
O'shaughnessy.
Claims I'm Massachusetts,.
! BOSTON, Nov. Tomorrow the voters
of Massachusetts, will decide whether the
republicans with Governor Eben s. Draper
at the head of the ticket, shall continue
in office for another year or give place tC
the democrats whose aspirant for the high
est office in. the state is Congressman Bu
gene N. Foss, a former republican. odd
OF to 1 were lasd today tha6l Foss. woult
win Both sides claimed the election to
night. the republicans by 1900 and I'll,
/
dicted landslide, which they said woulC
sweep into office not only Mr.. Foss, but
the rest Of the ticket.
The republicans maintain that the entr,
republican state ticket will be elected ant
that the congressional delegation would
show but little change
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. THE mos
active campaign the state has experienced
since the last election Of Cleveland wa
ended tonight with an address by Judg,
Simeon +. Baldwin, the democratic nomine
for governor, at ward rally in New
Haven, and a speech by his republican
opponent, Charles A. Goodwin, at a mas
meeting in Hartford. The leaders OF boil
parties claim the election Of their ticket
the republicans by 10000 and the Democrat
by 5000 majority. ..- '--.-
situation in the south.
OKLAHOMA City, Ok.. Nov. 7.-Th
most conservative estimate of the demo
Gratis as to the probable majority for tn
state ticket tomorrow is $4,000. Wit
so per cent Of the negro vote eliminate
by the recently adopted "grandfathe
clause" the highest estimate is 10000
The republican state chairman claims
victory by 10000 TO $4,000,
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov 7.-Th
/
. fusion forces, led by b.. w. Hooper, re
2 publican for governor and b. A. EnloC
: democratic nominee for member of tn
railroad commission insisting their ticke
? will have from $4,000 TO 10000 majority
{ The democratic leaders who are conduct
ing the campaign for Robert L. Taylo
( for governor and J. w. Thomas. for raj
y road commissioner, declare there is n
doubt Of democratic victory
The campaign has been marked b.
, much bitterness. The fact. however, tina
the republican factions are PRACTICAL
united and that many democrats viii
vote the fusion ticket, enhances it
r chances for suces
LOUISVILLE. KY. Now THE close o
the campaign in Kentucky found the man
ayers on both sides confident, but char
OF making estimates of majorities. Eou
judges OF the court OF appeals and eleve
congressman are to be elected.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-All Arrangement
I. for the election tomorrow in Maryland al
complete. The democrats seem conhdeT
OF gaining two or three members Of col
: gress. while the republicans feel reasoI
ably sure they will hold their own.