The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-08

county superintendent; S. B. Riley, editor and
publisher of the Miner the leading Democratic paper.
all of whom with large following. voted for Harr
and protection, responded briefly to urgent calls
for remarks. Large crowds to-day have been about
the bulletin boards. cheering over the returns
DAvIEss
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Returns from nine out of
the fifteen precincts give Harrison lao. Cleveland
1892.
LATER.-It is impossible to secure complete official
returns of the vote in this county but semi-oea
counts of the maorties in the precincts at hand
and indicate that Cleveland has carried Davisss county
by % votes. This is tho figures made by Democrats
Republicans claim the county for Harrison by 10.
Four years ago Clevelands majority was 202 in the
county.
ELKHART.
ELKHART, Nov. IAN unusually large vote was
cast here and inefficient Democratic clerks delayed
the counting until this evening The head of Repub-
lcan ticket is elected by 3s5, gain of IS two
years ago. Hoynes, Republican candidate for Con-
eress, goes in by handsome majority, snd o.
Hubbel Republican, is elected by 500. very large
gain. The Representative is not settled. The Re-
publican candidate for county sheriff is elected By the
overwhelming majority of 1900. A procession of
Republican first voters, 200 in number, paraded here
yesterday. and took the town by storm.
FAYETTE.
CoNNERsvILLE, Nov. THE official vote of this
county gives the Republican national and State ticket
1858 votes; Democratic 1,471; Prohibition, IA;
Net Democratic gain, 81.
FOUNTAIN.
CovINGToN, Nov. THE full returns Of this county
not in, but enough is known to insure Harrison
and the Republican ticket plurality of about 100.
FRANKLIN.
BRooKvILL3 Nov. 7.-Democrats claim i, 163
majority in Franklin county. This is Republican
gain of $50 over the vote of 1884.
FULTON.
ROCHESTER, Nov. This county gives Cleveland
ITO plurality. q Republican gain of 81. The DEM
ocrats elected their representative Dir. Zimmerman,
who leads mis- ticket three votes.
GRANT.
MARION, Nov. 7.-Complete returns from all the
precincts in this county show Gen. Harrisons major
ity to be $780, Hovey 936; Steele. 1885, Harlan for
joint Senator with Madison, 943. The only drop of
bitterness in the cup Of Republican rejoicing here is
the probable defeat of Major Steele for Congress- by
A. N Martin. The entire Republican county ticket is
elected by majorities ranging from 600 to 900.,
Charles NJ Ratlif Republican candidate for prose-
cutor for the Fortyeghth judicial circuit comprised
of Grant and Biackford counties is also elected by
good, round majority.
GIBSON.
PRINCETON. Nov. 7.-Gibson county gives Harri-
son 2906. Cleveland, 2,642; net Republican gain
of 141 Posey for Congress has 224 majority in this
county. The entire Republican county and legislative
ticket is elected and the Prohibition vote was about
200.
HAMILTON.
NoBLEsv LILLE, Nov. THE election passed off
quietly here, yesterday Only once during the day
was there any disturbance from which serious
suits were experienced. The detection early in the
morning of attempts to vote double Democratic tickets
aroused the determination of Republicans to have
fair election. The Democratic wing of the Prohibi-
ton party voted for Cleveland, the result of a
scheme and thereby prevented the Republicans from
making handsome gains. Harrson's majority in the
county will be in round numbers ZOO The official
count may increase but will not diminish this figure.
The State ticket will be the
HANCOCK.
GREENFIELD. Nov. 7.-Twelve precincts out of
seventeen in Hancock county give Harrison 1,461;
Cleveland .536. In 1884 the same precincts gave
Blaine 800; Cleveland i 623, Republican gain Of
24s
Full returns from Hancock county give Harrison
1,966; Cleveland, 1885, Republican gain of 279.
CoRYpoN, Nov. 7.-Complete returns from all the
precincts in Harrison county give Cleveland plural.
ity of 397 Republican gain of 226 over 1854.
HENDRICKS
DANvrLLE. Nov. 7.-Correct returns from all the
townships in Hendricks county show plurality of
1928 for Harrison, which is gain of 2s9 over
Blaine in 1884. This is the largest plurality scored
by the Republicans in this county since the war The
vo&a for Eisx is of
the vote of 1884. The Democrats carried four town
ships each by areducsd majority. loss of town.
ship. The Republican gain in Guilford township is
20 though it was in Guford that the Prohibs polled
| their biggest vote-5S. Hon. John v. Hadley runs
ahead of the national ticket this county about 80
votes several Prohibitionists having refused sup
! port the Democratic anti-sumptuary candidate for
Judge. Mr.. Tincher fell behind Harrison about 90
votes.
NEW CASTLE, Nov.7-Henry county gives Harrison
plurality of sos. The county gave Blaine ! 574
| plurality. which makes Q net gain of 81. Republican
enthusiasm is running high in this city, and every IA
vorabe report occasions the greatest demonstrations
The Democrats have given up all hopes Of anything
| like victory.
| JEFFERSON.
| MADISON, Nov. 7.-JeHerson county complete
| gives 1iafrlson O<S mdJorit!, gain ol -ol over
Blaine. Wilson, for Congress, I'll, gain of ESQ
Hovey, 6o4; gain of 142. Lemcke, 62l; Haigh
| GAL; Linek, 500; Berkshire, 63l; Griffths. 62l
| Average Republican majority. owe 600.
Ripley county. % Republican. Switzerland, loo
| Democratic.
| JOHNSON.
| GREENWOOD. Nov. THE two precincts OF Green
wood, johnson county. give Republican gain Of IL
| KNOX.
vIScESSEs, Nov. 7.-Knox county fought a hare
political fight aud made gain Of go the Blan.
vote of 1884 for the Republicans. Nugent is proba
bly, elected joint Representative and ONeali, Demo
crat for Congress- is elected by reduced majority
| MADISON.
| ANDERSON. Nov. Madison county shows q Re
publican gain of 337. The Democratic majority viii
not exceed 450. Bynun for Congress win not carr,
the county by over $50.
| MARSHALL.
PLYMOUTH. Nov. 7.-Cleveands majority IN Mar
shall county is COS. and Matsons. CO...
| MIAMI.
Il Pxsu. Nov. 6s-C0uplste returns and Official thu