The daily sentinel., 1912-11-04

returns through the same instru-
ment that licked off the victory of
. Cleveland in 1892.
Commodore Benedict. a lifelong
friend OF Cleveland, sent the instru-
ment to Wilson today and the candl-
date had it installed.
Associated Press.
New Hork.-The presidential and
state campaigns are closing today
with number of speeches. A fore
cast OF fair weather tomorrow causes
'ne prediction of heavy vote. All
sides claim the victory.
Pennsylvania.-Th state will
vote on eleven tickets and eight sets
OF presidential electors tomorrow.
Noon-day meetings We're held today
throughout the state. The newspa-
pers carry warnings to beware of
trickery.
Michigan.-The leaders are max
ing plans to get out the vote. All
sides are confident.
] Nebraska.-Th republican head
quarters have issued an appeal TO
vote Tor Taft. The progressives say
that Tart will be third in this state.
The democrats are confident.
Minnesota.-All parties are en-
gagged in quiet work to get out the
vote. A republican legislature. is
conceded.
North Daliota.-Today marks the
closing of quiet campaign. A very
heavy vote is expected Wilson and
Roosevelt are in the lead.
Wisconsin.-Th prediction is for
a close election
lndiana.-The leaders are endeav-
oring to ferret out illegal registra-
tion.
South Dakota With no Taft
electors in this state, the Roosevelt
and Wilson adherents are making big
claims.
( Delaware The leaders are issu-
ing their final Instructions today. All
are confident
Minor speeches are be-
ing made today and plans are being
made to get out the vote.
West Nirginia.-Fairw weather and
a big vote are predicted. The pro-
gressives predict a landslide, the
Wilson men are confident and the
| Taft supporters are working hard.
aryland.-Party leaders are all
confident.
/ Kentucky.-Th leaders of all par
ties are confident Of victory.
/ COlorado.-Numerous street meet
/ ings are being held today, especially
/ in Denver. With fair weather, a
heavy vote is predicted.
| Wyoming last rallies will be
held tonight. The senatorial contest
| is the leading issue.
New Jersey.-A few meetings will
i ha halI tfFh satsl
/ planning to get out the vote.
Massachusetts, is expected
tC be among the first states to give
definite results tomorrow. The polls
/ viii close early.
Utah.-Rain cut the attendance at
the closing rallies in this state today.
There is no change from the early
party claims.
Idaho.-The final roundup of vot-
ers in the legislative campaign is be-
ing made today.
Neyada.-lt is predicted that this
state will go for Wilson.
Montana.-This state is admitted
/ ly close. The leaders are planning
to get out the vote.
Maine.-With fair weather it is
predicted that record vote will be
cast. All are confident.
New Hampshire.-The contest will
probably be close.
Vermont-The campaign has been
quiet. The closing rallies are being
held today.
Rhode Island.-The leaders of all
parties predict victory, although
/ the result will be a dmittedly close.
/ Kansas.-All leaders predict a vic
/ tory. The betting at Topeka favors
/ Wilson.
| New MexicO.-The leaders antici-
1 pate light vote and are endeavOring
to get the people to the polls by
means of closing rallies tonight.
Arizona-It is said that eleventh.
hour opposition to women's suffrage
has developed, forecasting its defeat
[ tomorrow.
Connecticut-Ind point to
large vote.
/ Washington The progressives
| and republicans both claim a victory
tomorrow. Every band and hall in
Seattle has been engaged for the
/ closing rallies tonight.
I Oregon.-Rain is predicted for to-
morrow The ballot is so long and
will be so hard to count that, if the
race is close, it may be a week before
the result will be known.
California. a.-The women are vOt-
ling for the first time in a presiden-
I tial election. The huge registration
/ in Los Angeles county indicates that
many of the women will cast their
votes there. The betting favors
Roosevelt.
! Illinois.-A hot finish to the cam
paign is being waged today. The
progressives claim that they have
won over a good portion of the Bry-
an vote of 1908, but the democrats
deny this.