The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-07

fifty seats in the legislature. The DEM
ocrats believe the Republican vote will
be light and count on apathy in the
Republican ranks to elect their candi-
dates.
Situation in Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. THE Wis
consin Republicans seem practically
sure of the election of the state ticket,
legislature and eight congressman. the
Democrats claim the sixth congress
sional district. while the Social Demo-
Gratis and the two old parties are fight
ing for the fourth and fifth districts.
Campaign in Illinois.
Chicago. Ills, Nov. THE campaign
in this state will close tonight with
final meetings In the principal cities
and towns, and round-ups of party
workers. In some of the congressional
districts in Chicago the situation Is
such that both sides claim victory.
Nationalism in Iowa.
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. IA close
vote is expected i'm Iowa tomorrow.
Both parties are making sweeping
claims, the factional strife i'm the Re-
publican ranks having lent the great
est confidence to the Democrats. II Is
believed the vote will be light.
Both Confident in Nebraska.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. THE Nebraska
being busy today In all districts. Both
parties claim the election, estimates OF
pluralties ranging from 10000 to 25,-
600. County and local option is the
principal ISSUE Republicans favoring
IL and the Democrats opposing 1t.
Rival Claims in Mass.
Boston, Mass, Nov with the
election only few hours way both
Draper Republican, and Fcs7, Demo
cratic candidate for governo., express
ed confidence i'm the result. Chairman
Hatfield places Draper's plurality at
$4,000, while Chairman Mcleod stated
Foss would have 10000 more than his
opponent
Penn. Democrats Hopeful.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. THE lead
ers of all parties in Pennsylvania are
extremely active and II is expected
neavy vote will be polled tomorrow
The Republicans claim 10000 plural
ity on the governorship and 27 of the
S2 congressman. The Democrats be-
lieve the Independent ticket will cut
into the Republican vote sufficiently
to give victory to the Democratic tick
ct.
Outlook in Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 7.-Reports
from various districts give both the
Democrats and Republicans hope of
electing their candidates. John w.
Kern, Democrat and Senator Beveridge
have both issued statements express
ing confidence of their victory.
Ohio Managers Claim Victory.
Cleveland, O., Nov. THE cam
paisn in Ohio is practically closed as
TAR as the orators are concerned and
the work is now In the hands of the
precinct workers. The managers OF
Doth parties make the usual pre-elec-
uon claims, each side processing. con-
hdence in clean sweep.
Both Parties Claim NJ. Y.
New York, N. Y, Nov. 7.--Political
activity continued throughout the day
and the fight will continue until the
close OF the battle tomorrow. Roose-
Vet' Is scheduled to deliver many
speeches today and tonight. The Dem
ocrats claim the plurality for Dix for
sovernor will range from 100000 &c
ieO'OoO' while the Republicans name
iiV'VOO as the figure for Stimson.
South Dakota Predictions.
sioux Falls. s. d.. Nov. THE Re-
puo'lcan leaders today expressed con.
nuence In the election OF the STATE
ucket and the two South Dakota con
eressmen. The Democrats claim the