The Indiana State sentinel., 1879-05-07
SENTINEL SPECIALS.
Returns From the Elections Held on
Monday.
The Brazil Miners Again on Their Mus
Gle, and Trouble Certainly Brewing.
Murders. RObberfes and u Number Of
Minor Grimes Committed.
THE CITY ELECTIONS.

The Republicans Carry the Day.
Special to the Sentinel:
CENTERvILLE, Ind, May 5.-The municipal
election passed Off quietly to-day. Complete
Republican victory. Council, clerk, treasurer
and marshal-all Republicans-elected.
The Entire Democratic Ticket Elected.
Special to the Sentinel:
SULLIVAN, Ind, May 5.-The entire Demo-
cratic city ticket was elected. Light vote.
There were National, Republican and Demo-
cratic tickets in the field.
Noblesville Goes Republican.
Special to the Sentinel:
NoBLEsvILLE, Ind, May SIN the corpora
ton election to-day sthe entire Republican
ticket was elected by majorities from 273 to
l72.
The Day at New Castle.
Special to the Sentinel:
NEW CASTLE, Ind, May 5.-The Citizens
ticket. run in opposition to the straight Re-
publican, elected two counciimen to-day. The
Council was heretofore all Republican. The
vote for or against gas was in the negative.
The Democrats Carry Spencer by storm.
Special to the Sentinel:
SPENCER, Ind, May 5-The Democrats elect
their entire city ticket. A square fight was
made. This Is the first Democratic victory In
the history of the town. The Democrats are
rejoicing tonight.
The Democrats Give the Republicans "a
Lively Shaking Up and Elect Their Entire
Ticket.
Special to the Sentinel:
Triton, Ind, May 5.-The Republicans in
AoI,f no
Democratic ticket was elected. The majorities
range from 25 TO $50.
The Republicans Defeated at Knightstown.
Special to the Sentinel:
KNIGHTsTowS, Ind, May 5--An the wind
was taken out of the Republican party here
to day in town Overwhelmingly Republican
They attempted to draw the party line and lay
| the party lash over independent voters, the
result being the election of the peoples candi.
dabe for marshal, and of a solid Democrat in
| the Third ward, Ed. Swain, for clerk, being
beaten by only 40votes.
Another Victory for the Democrats.
| Special to the Sentinel:
LOUISVILLE, Ind, May 5.-The entire Demo
cratic ticket was elected here to-day. The
principle fight was made against N. q. Smith
from the Fifth ward, but he was victorious by
q handsome majority. Lee L. Porch, one O
/ tine editors OF the Democrat, was also victori
GUS for clerk. In the evening the cornet banG
visited the residence of Dr. Smith, and were
/ elegantly and handsomely entertained. The
Democrats feel Subilant. H.P. Cough anc
other newly elected officials called upon DR.
| Smith in the evening. and heartily congratu
| lated him.
Lively Day at Brook.ille.
| Special to the Sentinel:
| BRooKvILLE, Ind, May Sour municipa
| election was held to-day. Great excitemen
| prevailed all day and for two or three day
i preceding. The principal fight was for mar
shal, clerk and treasurer. The following i
| the vote for councilman:
First ward-W. W. Butler, 50; J. M. Cuilins
| 81.
| Second ward-Paul Heasom, ls; II. W. Eale
| 40.
| Third Ward-Jacob Geaber, 20.
Fosrfh Ward-N. V. Johnson, so; J. w. Ken
nedy,x.
| Fifth ward-william Reynolds, "a, A. B
] Love, L.
/ Marshall. r. Posey. l72; ]. NJ. Seal, los; FL
| lis Harlan, 20; Leonard Mooger, 81.
1 Clerk-A. H. Rockafellar, 246; T. j. Mecarty
Us.
Treasurer-z. T. Rntchison. 2ao: W. NJ. Nc
| Cieery, 206.
| The Citizena' Ticket Wins.
| Special to the Sentinel:
| LIGoNIEa, Ind, May 5.-The town election
here resulted: Trustees. John H. Holman
Jacob e. Huffman. Fredrick w. straus, VII
liam N. Beasel, Timothy Hudson-all candi
dates on the Citizens ticket-by msjoritie
varying from 90 to 173. Marshal Gabreath wa
re-electa I'd by LIS majority over James w