The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-04

MADlsoE COUNTY
ANDERSON. Nov. 3-Complete returns give
Bynum 654 majority We have elected Re-
publican treasurer and sheriff, and probably one
commissioner.
MIAMI COUNTY.
PERU, Nov. 3-The result Of the vote in this
county is as follows: Democratic majority
State ticket. 300; Branyan, Dem, candidate for
Congress, has a majority of 2s5; J. r. Cox. Dem.
for Representative. has ia majority. The Re-
publicans elected three county officers.
MONROE COUNTY.
BLooMINGroN, Nov. 3-Dispatches from diff
ferent parts of the Fifth congressional district
make certain the reelection of Colonel Matson
to Congress, but by decreased majority. Mon
roe county gives Chase majority of ll9. G. r.
Worrall, Dem, is elected TO the Legislature
from Monroe and Brown: w. C. Duncan Dem,
is elected Senator from Brown, Monroe and Bar
sholomew.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Nov. 3-This county gives
900 Republican majority. Trout is elected.
Johnston, over Lamb, 100 Stilwell runs with
the State ticket
The Republican State ticket has 164 majority
In Montgomery county, being gain of Il6 over
the election of 1884 The Republicans are very
iublant over the election of James 7. Johnston
congress. johnston
l64 ma iority, being gain of 204 votes over last
election. The Republican county tifket rs
elected, except treasurer and clerk. George II
Brown, auditor, has 10 majority over j. L.
Cohen Dem. Hannibal Trout. Rep. candidate
for Represen tatlve will have about loo majority.
The Republican majorities on the county ticket
are all the way from l25 to $50, except for
Brown Z. L. Stilwell, Republican candidate
for joint Representative for the counties OF
Montgomery. Clay and Putnam, 10 defeated by
about $50 majority in the district, though he
carried Montgomery county by 275 majority.
PARKE COUNTY
ROCKVILLE, Nov. 3-The election returns of
this r. 3ke) county are all in. The Republican
ticket is all elected. The Democrats made their
fight on John E. Lamb for Congress, Samuel
T. Catn for county auditor, against Rev. Henry
Johns Republican candidate. They near
beating Johns, and cut his majority down to 81.
The Hon. James T. Johnston, Republican candi-
date for Congress Eighth district a citizen of
Rockville carried the county Ivy 750 He will
beat John E. Lamb by an astounding majority.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
GREENcAsTLE Nov. 3-Matsons majority in
this county is about $50.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
WINCHESTER, Nov. 3-Randolph county has
gone Republican by the largest majority ever
won in the county,, $50 Gen. T. 81. Browne
will represent the Sixth district. sustained by n
majority of 6. AGO. The entire county ticket was
elected.
RUSH COUNTY.
RUsHvILLE, Nov 3. Returns are coming in
slowly The Republicans have elected the en-
tire county ticket by majority of from 200 to
300. II. M. Green is elected by a majority of
200. A. NJ Kennedy has carried Rush county
by majority of at least 250 The Prohibition
vote in Ripley township, their stronghold, Is 40. a
gain of 15 The precincts reported show large
Republican gains the State ticket
SHELBY COUNTY
SHELBYvILLE, Nov. 3-The official vote on
Congressman. except Sugar Creek township is:
Bynum. 1885, Harris. 1850 Sugar Creek will
give Bynum about IS majority
Sugar Creek township gives Bynum So major
ity making his majority in the county 275.
The election resulted in the election of the en-
tire Democratic county ticket by greatly re-
duced majorities. Charles f. Karmire, Repub-
lican. was only defeated by III votes for clerk.
On the State ticket the county gives the Demo
crat ticket 4S3 majority.
The Republicans at this, the home Of Hon. L.
II. Kitchener. delighted over his election and
the sweeping victory in the State Bands of
music parading the streets and bon6res
burning.
Upton COUNTY.
Upton, Nov. 3-The Republicans in Upton
county eject their clerk of the Circuit Court by
LAT majority All the rest of the county officers
elected are Democrats There has been large
falling off in the Democratic majority in the
county. H. III. Thomas, the clerk elect is the
first Republican ever elected TO that Office in the
county.
UNION COUNTY.
LIBERTY, Nov. 3.-Robertsons majority is
o52; other State officers about the same. The
Republican county officers are elected by major
tiles ranging from 1875 to 379
vERMILLIoN COUNTY.
CLINTON Nov. 8 Total official returns Of this
township show vote of 751 The Democratic
State ticket receives 256; Republican State
ticket. 453: National &c: Prohibition 16; John
ston, 465; Lamb, 2a3: Downing for joint Repre-
sentative for Vermillion, Vigo and Sullivan,
535; Beasley, Dem, from Sullivan county 212
Downine's ma jority, 800. The entire county
ticket is elected.
TERRE HAUTE. Nov. 3-The full returns on
this county and congressional district have been
very slow coming in, owing to the unprecedented
amount of scratching that has been done. In
this county the Democrats on the county ticket
who have been elected were elected by Repub-
lican votes, and the successful Republican can
didates by Democratic votes As showing the
wide range, Henry, Rep, for prosecutor is
elected by 600 majority, and Armstrong, for
auditor, on the Democratic ticket, by 300. The
entire Republican, ticket would have been elected
IL the members of the party bad voted soIidly
for it, On the legislative ticket there were
two Knights of Labor candidates, o ne on each
ticket Two members we're to be elected and
each party chose farmer for the other cand-
date. The two Knights of Labor candidates
were elected-the Democrat by only 80 majority.
The Democrats elected the treasurer, judge,
sheriff. auditor and coroner, and the Republicans
the clerk, prosecutor, recorder and two commits
siouers
Glover, Rep, for Representative. is un doubt
eddy elected. Meagher, Dem. leads Dckerson
60 votes, with three townships to hear from.
Beasley. for joint Representative, is probably
elected. Lamb is defeated by 800.
WARREN COUNTY.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Nov. 3-Full returns from