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Show 1 QUIET IN CHICAGO; 1 REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT. 1 CHICAGO, Nov. 2. Quiet reigned at 1 both the Democratic and Republican national headquarters in this citv to- H, William Ilayward, secretary' of tho Republican national committee, was iu i telephonic communication with purv H' leaders in Illinois and Indiuiui. and dc- dared that nothing had occurred to 1 change his prediction of Republican Colonel John I. Martin, sergcuut-at- Hj i finiH at Democratic headquarter::, io- Mimed today from a speaking tour Hk' throughout Ohio nnd Indiana. ;nd HfM a-ldur) liia opinion of confidence t-. (ho tw forecasts made by the party munaenj, lr Vicc-(JhniniiRn John E. Lamb will ro- i IK turn tomorrow to hcadqunvrcts and will W oe .ioined by M"oses Wetmore, U'rev H Woodson and John TomHuson, natioa.il Hi Hi committeemen, who will rccct .'i the returns re-turns election night. |