| Show POLITICAL FORECASTS I 1 the complexion of or tomorrows to morrows Elte election tion in various mates states IT 11 IS it A 1 aelter CF ef lona iowa li Is object of f interest bennet law la in In dianas off 01 rear fear am lid besets ramien ollier states dea moines nov 3 the peculiar P political complications which enabled the he democrats to elect a governor in iowa last fall for the first lime time in a quarter quitter of a century makes this state an object of particular interest at this time the state officers to b bp e elected are secretary ot tate ate treasurer auditor judge of the supreme court and a railroad commissio ner ordinarily the state ol 01 iowa gives a plurality of about for the re publican publican ticket BO so the have ave greatest confidence in their ability to elect their state ticket abi this 13 fall when there are so many candidates di and congressional in in the field the full vote ote mar may ba be expected democrats however appear by no means without hope of repeating repeat log the victory of last fall and are straining every effort to elect their state ticket tho the farmers alliance i is not particularly strong in iowa but the question is always a growing issue the situation in iowa may be sum manned by saying that the fight which bich w overshadows all elfe is the e struggle in the doubtful congressional districts of the state sa s many elements enter into thee these contests th that at the oldest politicians are at sea chances for peri pecks s cal bad eoj boy MILWAUKEE wi wis nov 3 the bennett compulsory school law is the issue which overshadows all others in the election of tomorrow to o morrow in wisconsin in where abfall a full ticket is is to be elected the unexpected election of mayor peck in the republican city of milwaukee by the aid of sectarian opponents bents sf i the bennitt law forced him to the front last e spring and be was only on y a few wee weeks afterwards n nomi a in I 1 dated by the democrats tor for the gov ilia ills republican T u b lican opponent Is to governor hoard ito r the present governor who vs ho was nominated re by acclamation by the republicans and who ha has boldly boldly taken the position with bis his parly party that tha the bennet law is sound and must remain upon the statute boas books by pledging themselves to its modification ficai fic ti or repeal the democrats hope to secure considerable support fro from m lutherans Luth erans and other sectarian bocie e ties for their ticket the tile only question is as to the ex t nt at of this support the republicans are confident that they will pain gain from the demoura ic ranks a sufficient number of voters who favor the law to more than offset the sectarian in be the congressional contests alone idone hag has the tariff question been a subject of any considerable discussion In dianas OH off year indianapolis ind nov nor 3 in indiana the farmers mutual benefit association is a factor new to the politics of the state and its uncertain uncertain trin strength makes it impossible to predict with any degree 0 of certainty the results of tuesdays election this is generally conceded bow ever that tte tle coming legislature will be democratic by a small majority and this mil mill insure the reelection election re of senator voorhees as bis his own successor in the united states senate no governor is to be elected this fall in indiana but a secretary ol 01 state audit auditor or treasurer and other minor stae atae are to be chosen and both p parties a arties claim the state ticket the democrats claim that the traditional dit ional off year means a democratic cratic success but the republicans republican rely greatly upon tile strength of the tb administration to carry their state ticket to victory As no governor is to be elected the interest Is naturally confined principally to and legislative contest which most vitally affect the party at large in the file congressional fight the republicans have derived decided advantage in in several districts district by fortunate combinations with th the fayerd Fa merd alliance ane new election law goes into operation and its effect oa 01 the res result alt no one can determine it is probably fair to sy say that the best indications point to a continued democratic control of the legislature but a gain of one or two congressmen by the republicans public ans the farmar rr alliance in to minnesota ET ST PAUL nov 3 minnesota is one of the interesting political states of the northwest this fall from the fact of the phe nominal growth of the Fa banners Fan ners alliance within the last six m nabs which makes it likely that this new party will tomorrow to morrow cast over 23 25 per cent ceat of the total vote of the state As minnesota has heretofore been strongly republican the growth of the new party lias hag naturally been at the expense of dominant party but with four null state stat 6 tickets in the field the democrats Demo crata and farmers alliance athance having failed to combine the chances are idill slightly in lavor favor of the republican ticket the roost most sanguine sine nine party in the a state tate Is without doubt the farmers alliance and they can claim the state by to 20 plurality of course courm the older parties contest this but is frequently conceded that either of the three parties is almost equally liable to win the republicans claim the entire five congressional districts of the sate state but in several of the districts their claims are stubbornly contested by the democrats and the farmers alliance Allia oco emilli and historical lar kanui isal crry nov 3 kansas has become historical as a state of sudden political movements and the question 0 n ach is agitating its population this th i s fall is whether the Farmers Alliance republican lican party democrats De re party or combination ol 01 either fiber 6 two is it to assume political Foli con on arol after tuesdays election elect on the 1 farmers alliance and re sub mission parties have both come into prominence athla withla the last e eight ight months the former party is well or organized anizel and aggressive ague asive with an enrollment rosment roll ment of members and acknowledges ea ita its present chiet chief ambition to bo be the retirement cf of john J ingalls from the united states senate the re ro submission party Is to a combination bloat ion of the hitherto elements ele menla whose bacia basis of union is opposition to prohibition ita its recruits are from both democratic and lican parties and its shibboleth the repeal of f ti 11 e prohibitory law the 1 republican te publican re are who have left the party bei boi I 1 1 can cause the national republican party and the kansas keneas republican party are at variance on the liquor law the submission resubmission re and democratic bartles have used fused in their nomination of a state ticket declaring der laring the people of the state should have an opportunity for an expression upon the question thus there are three lull full stale state tickets in the field republican farmers alliance and democratic re the successful erty party whichever it may be will probably bly have a plurality less lesa than 11 1102 02 the farmers alliance and do democratize moc batice ice re submission parties are I 1 generally opposed to the re elec tion ilon of senator ingalls lo galls he ile has made an active cam camoren camo laign aen and laughs t the possibility of a republican de do feat tent the he republicans have the entire seven congressmen from kansas but the democrats ex hopes of e electing two or three in the strongest e t alliance districts ii in ohio cincinnati nov 3 ohio voters will be called on to elect a secretary of state judge of the supreme court member of board of ot public works besides on congressmen gressmen the election of member members of 0 congress Is the first under the reapportionment made by the legislature by the vote of two years ago six air of these n elect republicans viz second tenth twelfth eighteenth nineteenth and twenty fire t the others should elect democrats baa has had very little of state issues in it the election of a congre conr eeman aas nude national an important factor in all speeches perhaps the most interesting feature of the campaign in ohio is the tile candidacy of william mckinley Me Kinley in the sixteenth district last year the counties in bis his district rave gave a democratic majority of yet there has his been a most earnest effort by the republicans to elect mckinley partly on account of his value to the party in congress and partly as a vindication of his policy on he the tariff law equally earnest efforts have been made to elect bis his opponent judge warwick to show that the people do not approve the mckinle McK loley bill the news newe from the sixteenth district astric t will be most anxiously awaited tomorrow to morrow night another interesting feature is the effort of ex governor charles Fo foster in the eight district boover to overcome a democratic majority of 1903 1900 the effect of an extra session of the legislature abe elect election lon gener generally A ily ban hag been regarded as favorule favor ble a to republicans public ans inasmuch as it developed divisions among democrats and resulted in cincinnati in putting a number of democrats out of office four fields tickets in a DETROIT NOT nov 3 in Michl michigan a governor and a full fall state ticket gans e eleven von en congles 1 men and a legi Blure sture are to be chosen chose at tomorrows to morrows election michigan is a state of fusion tickets but bat this year thera lie been a depar turn tore from the usual tactics and no ies les than four full state tickets are in the field republican democratic industrial du and prohibition the industrial party is a tion ot of what would ba be in other states union labor and farmers alliance but ils its independent course in nominating a all full elate state ticket prove prevent 1 1 t it from doing other than red reducing u cing somewhat the voe vote of tho the two prominent parties considerable interest centers in congressional contests in those districts Tennes stes democrats NASHVILLE tenn I 1 nov 3 there is 18 not a great deal 0 of I 1 interest in to morrows ejection the democratic 9 governor over nor will undoubtedly be elected over republican and P prohibition nominees nomine ea dm close hac ID in neb nov 3 the election in this state tomorrow to morrow promises to ba be the closest and most hall hotly 13 r contested in bis his history the situation can fairly be termed uncertain four ticket tickets are in the field and of these the republicans and farmers alliance claim the victory there are three tickets in congressional districts the question of the adoption of a prohibitory amendment is playing an important part in the race for governor there will be a great deal of scratching all over the state the result on the prohibitory amendment is i pr problematic ble matic both bides sides claiming 9 a alo victory by about one fm fare was mae nw new YORK nov 3 the election in now york elate state tomorrow to morrow is for a audze of the court of appeals two of the supreme court thirty tu four r members of congress and a member of the assembly embly ae robert earl the present incur bent of the court of appeals is on both the republican and an democratic tickets the prohibition prohibitionists late and socialists cia lists labor party part have candidates candidate a bat these will hardly bo be an ampre appreciable cl dement element interest lote reet centers therefore there forein in the vote for congressmen and also members of the asp assembly aB embly As the next will select a bucce sarto tom senator to senator evarts the democrats ar hopeful of making aliina rn gome some gains in congress 15 but the republicans are equally confident they will hold are their strown own few Itri tys feature THENTON TRENTON THEN TON N J nov 3 the tho election in this thin state tomorrow to morrow will be noteworthy note worthy as being the first under the new now ballot law which 14 a modification fi of the australian I 1 law w tho the election will be for assemblymen assemblyman assembly men portion of tho the senate and seven congressmen gres emeri palmer in is illinois 0 CHICAGO nov 3 the chief feature of the campaign la in illinois ie Is tho the contest con bet ex governor palmer Is before the people for the united batea he the only state officers to ba be elected beine being treasurer sorer and of public instruction bearly in the year governor palmer advanced the doctrine that the united I 1 1 io states senator should be rather re elect lect ed by the people of 0 he the state thi than n b by a legislative caucus of the parly in power and big this doctrine frau i realy ready concurrence currence cor among the rank and file of the illinois democracy the areat greet issue in illinois bas has been the tariff and ft it hai has been fearlessly ought fought by both parties leit lerr liams bires still nant beat CONCORD N 11 II nov 3 the election in new tomorrow to morrow it la for state and county officers rc mern mem bera here ot at congress and a legislature Legie latare the legislature to be chosen will ill elect a successor to senator blair the campaign baa has been a still hunt the tariff is the most prominent issue I 1 ir laBias laulas at we ti orl ri ROCK nov 3 Aar kaneas will elect five congre congressmen agmen tomorrow to morrow ow both parties are bard hard at work atthe in pennsylvania philadelphia nov 3 the most active campaign in Pen pennsylvania sylvania for years ended tonight to night the prohibition and labor parties both have full otate state tickets in the field but neither has shown much activity in the campaign the th dakotas st paul nov 3 north and south dakota vote tomorrow to morrow tor for s a 6 full state ticket congressmen and legislature ii in Halil LB washington nov noy 3 congressman lori gressman and tho the legislature will be elected tomorrow to morrow la in montana Hon lana mont nov noy 3 the voters voter 0 of montana will elect a congressman and eight state senators T to succeed stanford SAS SAN FaAN cisco noa 3 the apo pie of Cli cliford Califor fori nir will vota tomorrow to morrow for the state ticket Congre and legislature legie legia liture lAture the latter body will have the election of a successor suc cesair to senator Sl stanford anford tf Bieri split DEN DENVER nov 3 the state campaign closed clowd here tonight to night with a brand grand republican meeting at the co liscum eu m 0 on n account of there beine a bitter factional fight in the republican t party arty over local affairs the I 1 le campaign campaign has been a decidedly inter estine string one and while in many local I 1 ties there are two republican tickets in the fild fi ld yet each bide side is supporting teller for election reelection re to the united states senate because 0 of these differences democrats are hopeful of nf electing a rover governor state treasurer and a majority in alioth houses of the L Lw R lature in which caso case palmerston stoa will succeed teher teller I 1 i special eleccion Ele Elec clion tiou la in I 1 special dispatch to tn tm t STANDARD I 1 nov 3 governor warren warran has issued a proclamation calling a special election to be held monday november for a member of 0 lie the wyoming senate to fill the vacancy caneel by the resignation ignation rei of john r A biner ritter of the laramie county delegation who baa has since the general elac tiomi been appointed op pointed a judge of the united states district court GREAT A I elusion rides over 2 2000 silt la in lesi less ibin thin tim two days I 1 STANDARD 1 1 F chronicle service I 1 LONDON noar 3 bicyclists in england ae ate just now showing all honor in their power to a stalwart young who has ridden on his wheel two thousand odd miles which divide fit st petersburg from london in a few hours under 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