The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

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CovINGToN Ind, April S.--The Democrats o
Troy Township have elected all officers by ma
jorities ranging from q to POP.
EVANSVILLE DEMOCRATIC
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 3.-The Democrat
swept the city to-day, electing FIVE Councilmer
out of six by the following maJorities: FRS
Ward. Robinson, SO; Second Ward, Madison ]
Bray. 900; Third Ward, Fred Kurehle. II; Fiji
Ward. William Tornette CO; Sixth Ward, PhiliE
elm. Republican. 9. The Democrats are iubi
liant tonight. This makes complete revolution
in city affairs.
ONE VICTORY FOR THE REPUBLICANS.
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MADISON, Ind. April 3.--The election passed
Off quietly and light vote was polled. The Re-
pubHcans elect James H. Dorsey, Trustee, by
over leo majority and also the rest of the ticket
by smaller majorities, with the exception OF
Thomas Francis sinott. the poet. whose election
at this hour, 1880, is in doubt. The out Town
ships are not in yet. bus the indications point to
Republican sEccess throughout the County.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
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MARION. Ind, April S-Grant County, as fsr as
heard from. gives large Democratic gains.
THE DEMOCRATS CARRY THE DAY.
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LoGANsPoRT, 1ud.. April S.-The entire Demo
cratic ticket is elected by msiolies ranging from
100 to 200.
THE TICKET ELECTED.
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DANvIILE Ind, April 3.-The Democratic ma.
iority in Salem Township for Trustee is sixty The
entire ticket is elected.
MORGAN COUNTY BoBs UP sERENELY.
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mAETINsvHLE, Ind, April s.-washington
has heretofore gone Republican from
City to seventy-fve. To-day the Dem
ocrsIs elected their entire ticket by from fifty to
100 votes. We also elect majority of the Trus-
tees of ihs County. Set Morgan down Democratic
at the November election.
TELEGRAPH 1T TO THE BOYS
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GREESFIELD. Ind. April s-Center Township
elects the Democratic ticket by 10 msj rity, Dem
ocralic gain OF thirty-fye. The Republicans elect
m Assessor by four majority. Green Township
elects Wilson. Democrat. for Trustee. The Demo
Gratis gain one trustee.
OLD SHELBY.
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SHELBYvILLE, Ind April 3-The Township eiec-
ton passed offquietly to-day and the indications at
this hour 40 - m point toward defeat of the
Democratic ticket by small majority.
Later-The Republicans elect their whole ticket.
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FARMLAND. Ind. April 3-Brandywine, the old
Banner Township of Shelby County. is still at
the front. Our Township election passed Off
quietly to-day, resulting in 116 Democratic ma
] 5rity.
LAWRENCE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
BEDFORD, Ind. April 1.-The Democracy
of Lawrence County met this afternoon in
mass Convention for the purpose of select
ing @ Central Committee, appointing dele
gates 10 the Safe aud District Conventions.
presided over by G. 0. Iseminger, and was
harmonious in every particular. A Central
Committee of stanch working Democrats was
selected. Tue following resolution WAS then
offered by Hon. James II. Willard and
UNANIMOUSLY adopted by rising vote with
three cheers and much enthusiasm:
Resoiyed. That tie Democrats Of Lawrence
County, I'm mass Convent ton assembled. express
heir cor hdeTce in the ability of Hon a j. Hos
ter t. ftly represent them IN the next Congress
o. the Uni'ea S.stes aRa o,Anse % MS ,h
most c9Fdislly recommend him 10 the Oiner
ouniieS of this District with their full in4orse
meni: ard they hereby iustrUct the delegates
from Lswre ce Cnnzty IN the Congressional COh-
yention tn cas-; their votes unit for him so
long as he shall he candidate before the COnyen-
lion.
resolution siHailar 70 the foregoing was
a'so adopted, indorsing the political record
# Hon. James IL. Willard, and insirlctingl
c he Delegates from Lawrence County to the
Senatorial Convention of the District com.
posed Of the Counties of Lawrence DUBOIS
and Martin, 10 east the vote III this County
for him for candidate for Joint Senator.
The Democrats Garry CINCINNATI, Cleve-
. land, Dayton and all Principal Cities in
Michigan.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-The vote at the city
election has been light all over the city and
much scratching makes the work OF count
ing tedious. From only two precincts have
reports been received at this hour, 1880
One of these show Democratic gain OF IL;
tie other Republican gain of g. Reports
from the State indicate the vote is about as
usual, there being no special issue made, as
in this city. over the bill for taxing saloons.
Returns FROM eleven of the filty-six pre-
cincts of the city show Republican losses,