, 1880-10-17
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Special Dt,patch to 1ns Chicago Tftb.aa. Il Il.
Iyp1ASAPoL1s; Ind, Oct 16.-Retnrn
from, Perry: County ez1ne IN this Inaof1aaes
g1sfne,L.anders 103 plurality. and shoWlngsa
Republican gain of 81 This completes ths
list and gives Mr.. Porter plurality OF I'LL
Other reports received to-day show that tha
Republicans have elected Joseph Keyser,
Senator from Carroll, White, and Pulaski
and Joseph F. Sulzer, Representative from
Perry. This gives the Republicans twenty
five Senators and fifty-seven Representatives,
majority Of fourteen on joint ballot. not
counting the Greenbacker Wheeler, who vii
vote with them on organization and for
United States Senator.
STILL CRYING.
The Sentinel this morning is full Of tha er1
OF. fraud, charging among other things thas
United States Marshal dudley received st1sw
bail in the case of four Philadelphia repeat
ers who were arrested by Deputy limited
States Marshals on election-day. The bond
Is published aud the names given, the whole
being charged up to Col Dudley, whose on
cial head, 1t il claimed should be cut OF Il
once. Judge Gresham is also called upon TO
arrest him and have him sent to penltennaU
at once. While there may be some ground
for the charge Of improper conduct In tnese
cases, the facts justify no reflection on ta
integrity Of Marshal Dudley. 4
THE FACTS ARE BRIEFLY THESE: i.
On the day Of the election four men, sup
posed to be repeaters, we're arrested, two VI
whom were taken before United States Con:
! missioner Millisan, one before Jordan, anu
one before Wilson. The latter men aIe
Democrats, and the former Republican. Ii
default Of bail the prisoners were turned
over to Marshal Dudley to be sent to 1al!
! During the evening two gentlemen presenlea
! themselves at the AIarshal's office, g1slnS
! their names as William r. Miner aaa
| Joseph c. Wilson, and stating that they
were citfzen&of Indianapolis, and had peea
! sent there By prominent citizen to become
| bail for the prisoners. Deputy F1ske' n'e
| only person in the Office at the time, quese
toned them as to their residence and prop.
erty, and, consulting the directory, 1oano
their names and residences as stated ~
! them. Both men made oath that they r:
sided in the city and owned property woita
$500 above incumhrance. Concluding LIZA
the men were all right, Mr.. Fiske : 49,
! ADMITTED THE PRISONERS TO BALL. ::
/, each in the sum Of S, 900 to appear nexMf 81 aaJ,
| and discharged them. Failing to appear ne1.
day, the Supposed sureties were sutnmonea'
when they turned out not to be the men ss,. Wv
| had balled the prisoners. and It was s:ad 1s9d
tanned that a forgery had been perpetlalss44ss
Evidently there Was conspiracy to paoS;asd4 pat;s.,4
the release of the prisoners Without sonelseaa onea
bail, bat Mr.. Fiske was in entire lgn01aIvtxe W
Of 1t, and acted in good faith IN what 20 aya ar;
though. he might, and doubtless shonla, iess lass
| required the men who offered tnemssm1ns, tnexaon,
l fuf1 +r f.a Yar
known to him. The parties to .ii u,S
conspiracy are, Of course, unknoTn al.1
will hardly be found out, although Ma1sn~ aEsa,
Dudley will spare no effort to discover n1tt r.
lie returned this morning from sis,s nsrs =
Gen, Garfield He found the Genera Yer e1senIt VIZ q
much pleased, OF course, over the fesus -
the elections In Ohio and Indiana, and eo1
tident ofSucces5 in November: ~ Ill
A Democrat this morning offered to pe' p.
| THAT ENGLISH WOULD BE OFF THE 1ltae1,
before November, and such is the geneeta. ge =.
distrustin politics about here now owt1Mshs t1as :,
one would take the bet. Mr.. Engns1: :
fstsna5 a5ass whS Ssapea e5s os setth sr eGet
Shanklin. Charge that NJ. Shanklin did 20
paya cent Of lis assessment for can cat Pr nttI' :
purposes, and Cen Manson but 55tU Ut7e oat7e y
81 7aO charged to him. D!sinteTsste9t pai pa,on n
T. the Democratic managers. but up 70 " =
they have failed to discover the man. .1a1
| Dr.. F. R. LAWN, Secretary Of Stateetfhei 7t N
! explains that the Democratic gains ~ r. :,
{Crawford) county are due to the enoIsat eGste
the gang of .moonshiners recently alis1t alr,ete
there by the United -. o'1.a Ga
authorities. The Doctors partner, ~. w.
a'1nember OF the Grand Jury t1iat lnaisttif, Us n
them, and: OF course he was selecIea ~ y
victim Of their revenge.
i THROWS UP TIE SPONGE -,
Mr.. Landers stated to one Of his 1t1sa. sas
J., yesterday that he would never again n~'
anything to do with politics. ,.fv
J Monday with appointme BY theaf n':'