The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-03
Belated Municipal Election Returns.

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DELPHI.-The Democrats elect their entire tick
CoLUMBUs.-Democratic, as usual, on the en-
tire ticket
ATTIcA.-In the city election, Isaac schoono-
rer, Democrat, was reehosen mayor
KoKoMO.-The Democrats carry mayor and
marshal; the Republicans elect the rest Of the
ticket.
GREENcAsTLE-The municipal election result
ed III the defeat of the straight Republican ticket
by 225 majority.
GREENFIELD. election resulted in the
election of the Republican ticket by majorities
from 36 To 80. Council is Republican.
CoNNERsvILLE DIR. Josh. Chitwood and Theo
dore Pfaefflin, Democrats. and A. M. Andrews,
Republican,, were elected to the council.
HUNTINGToS.-Timothy Collins James R Slack,
jr., and John ]. Young we're elected council
men, making that body entirely Democratic.
LoGANsPoRT. Democrats elected their
full city ticker, and four Que of five cOuncilmen
"A gain of marshal and ono member of council
MOUNT VERNoN.-The result was az follows:
councilman for First ward, Noah A. Piper, he
publican: Second ward, David Bay, Republican,;
Third, Riley Elliot, Greenbacker.
WABAsH.-A j. Ross and ALT. Harter, Repuhl
cans, were elected cnunciimen in the Second
war;, and John B. Latchen, Democrat, was
elected in the First ward. This a Democratic
gain OF one councilman.
MUNCIE-WnI. F. Jones. who was elected two
years ago by large Republican majority, was
defeated by Captain Frank Ellis, independent
The made on local questions, ami
the Ellis party carried all the wards for council
except one.
RISING SUN.-The following were elected
Mayor, David s, WILDER; marshal, John Eshman;
clerk, Charles b. Madison; treasurer, David X.
Walton; assessur, Levi Scoggin; counci.men,
First ward, NJ. W. Anderson; Second ward
Jane Crosuch; Third ward, George b. Gibson
BLooMINGToN.-The official vote of the city
election elects the entire Republican ticket by a
small decreased majority, with the exception of
councilman in the Second ward, where j. W.
ShOtmulytF lu0RDHUdent successful, TINS
was through the carelessness and dissatisfaction
of the coiored voters.
LAwRENCHBURG.-Th city election resulted
as follows: Mayor, Roberts marshal, John HUI h:
clerk, DR., McCulnugh; treasurer, Ell Moore; as
SCISSOR, Jas Swope; counellmen First ward,
George King; Serond ward, c. Lommel; Third
ward, Geo. HOdrl; Fourth ward, Andrew Pusey;
Fifth ward. Frank Voltz.
NEW Albania light vote was p0led. ]. j.
Richards, Independent, was elected over Colonel
Kent, regular Democratic nominee for mayor:
Robert Morris, Independent, elected clerk over
Jackson, Democrat. Democratic treasurer and
marshal elected. Two Republican,, two Dem
Ocratic and one Independent councllmen elect
cd
GREENsBURe.-The Republicans elected Sam.
B. Eward, mayor; VIM. II. Porter, clerk; Jas R.
Clemens, marshal; aud n councilman each in
the Second and Third wards. The Democrats
elected Stephen f. Rogers, treasurer bv II
majority, and councilman each in The First
and Fourth wards. This lea yes the council tie,
with The casting vote of Mayor Eward for the
Republicans.
JEFFERsoNvILLE.-The local disaffecti0ns in
the Democratic party were so great, which was
attributed almost entirely TO the exGravBgt ant
management of the former Democratic admins
tratlOD, that n revolution among the citizens IN
this Democratic stronghold was effected. John
NJ. Glass, the Republican candidate for may or,
WAS elected by over 150 majority. The balance
of Democratic ticker, consisting of treasurer,
clerk, marshal and three out of the five council
men, were elected.
PLYMoUTH.-The election shows n Republican
gain, the Democrats electing mayor, j. II. Will
son; clerk, ]. j. Jils0n; treasurer. Ell L. Lewis,
and councilman in the First ward, A. e. Holtzen-
dnrff; while the Republicans elected marshal,
Captain Joseph Collins: councilman. Second
ward, Scott DingnaD; councilman, Third ward,
James Moore. Heretofore the Democrats have
held all the offices but one councilman,