The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-18
THE STATE PRESS AND POLITICS.

The Hornet is the title Of new paper at
Waynetown, recently established by G. M. Berry.
The Charlottesville Journal describes it as being
both "newsy and noisy"
The Scott County Journal is not pleased with
Mr.. Stockslager's candidacy for Congress, and
appeals to its Democratic friend to "bear in mind
that Hon. S. NJ. Steckslager voted for the civil
service bill. the very thing which now enables
Republicans to retain Office under Democratic
administration
LIST OF HOLD OVER SENATOR'S.
The following is complete and correct list Of
the ''hold-over" members of the Indiana Senate
Clark Scott and Jennngs-A. G. Smith, Democrat
Clay and Owen-T H. Fowler. Democrat Spencer
Decatur and Shelby-F. M. Howard, Democrat ST.
Paul
Floyd and washington-John S. Day, Democrat
New Albany.
Fulton and Marshall-v Zimmerman, Democrat
LaPorte-Morgan Weir Democrat Laporte
Boone, Clinton and Montgomery Old. O. Bryant
Democrat. Frankfort S. Peterson, Democrat, Bowers
Carroll, White and Puaski-E. B. Sellers, Demo
crat, Monticello.
Grant and Madison. s. Shively, Democrat
Marion.
neutrality-suspicious. Rahm. jr., Democrat Evans
vile.
DeKalb and Noble Nicholas Ensley, Republican,
Auburn.
Delaware and Randolph. w. Macy, Republican,
Winchester.
Elkhart-w J. Davis, Republican, Goshen.
Fayette and Henry. N. Huston, Republican,
Connersville.
Fountain and Warren-A Marshall, Republican,
Harveysburg
Hamilton and Tipton-C C. Duncan, Republican,
Sharpsvile.
Hendricks and Putnam-L. NJ. Campbell, Repub-
lican, Danville.
Kosciusko and Wabash-George Moon, Republican
Warsaw
Lagrange and Steuben-J. S. Drake Republican
Lagrange.
Hancock, Marion and Shelby-L. o. Bailey, Demo
GRAFT Indianapolis.
Marion (2)-W. c. Thompson, Democrat; f. Win.
ter Re- ublican. Indianapo S.
Vigo-P Schloss, Democrat, Terre Haute
In the district Of Allen and Whitley there is
vacancy, caused by the resignation of Eli w.
Brown Democrat. who was a hold-over Senator
Of the Senators holding over there are fourteen
Democrats and ten Republicans
DISTRICTS IN WHICH ELECTIONS WILL BE HELD.
Senators are to be elected in the following
districts:
Posey and Gibson Morgan johnson &Brown.
Werrick and Spencer. Parke and Vermillion
Knox and Pike. Hancock and Rush.
Dubois and Perry. Wayne.
Daviess and Martin. Adams Jay and Blackford.
Sullivan and Greene Tippecanoe.
Orange Crawford and Har- Newton Jasper and Benton
rison. Cass
Clarke and Jefferson. Miami and Howard.
jackson and Lawrence Wells and Huntington.
Dearborn Ohio and Swift Allen.
zerland Allen and Whitley.
Ripley, Franklin & Union Lake and sorter.
Bartholomew, Brown and st. Joseph and Starke.
Monroe Total, 20.
Charlottesville Journal: The spirit of the de-
funct Confederacy appears to be making an ef-
fort to materia!ize.
Noblesvie Republcan-Le Only in a
government where liberty is conserved by law
can there be honor prosperity for labor
Terre Haute Mail: The eight hour movement
while it may be good thing has evidently
failed, and for the simple reason that too much
has been demanded.
Kniehtstown Banner: J. Davis is the living
skeleton in the Democratic closet; and he will
persist in stepping OUT every now and then, and