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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-07-30

grippe. BE sure TO get Hoods.
Tommy-Your birthday comes next month,
dosn't ~ Mamma Yes. dear Tommy I'm
so glad. II make me feel Ike the Prince of
Wales. Mamma Gracious, child what do
meanf Tommy I've got an august parent.
Excursions to Atlantic city
Saturday and Sunday. July 30 and 81, via
Royal Blue Line. only double track route 10
the sea Round trip from Wilmington, 81 70.
Tickets good 10 return Sunday or Monday.
"They tell me, professor. that you have
mastered n the modern tongues" al but
two-my wfe's and her mother's.- Roseleaf
w. c. d. E.
Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled workmen. No Oh Market street.
where do you.stop when you are in New
York; GENERALLY at the end OF FIVE
hundred-dollar bill. PUCK.
Daily and Sunday papers at Davis & Co.'S, 1913
Market street. Base call goods reduced.
s1.s5 To Atlantic city and Back via
Royal Blue Line.
Tickets sold for all trains Saturday and sun
day, July 3l and 81, good to return until sun
day on Monday.
Papa, guess there isn't sny plumbers in
heaven said siX-year-Old youngstcr one
the Sky seems to leak so easy.'-Texas Sift-
ings.
Half Rates to Denver via h. q o. II. II.
For the knights Tempiar Conclave at Dem
yer, Col. the Baltimore and Ohio h. II. will
sell round trip tickets at half rates. Tickets
will be sold August 2d TO 9Th. and will be
valid for return journey until October 18th.
Passengers will have the option of route via
Sd Louis OF Chicago, at both of which cities
Baltimore and Ohio Nestibulcd Trains make
close connection for Denver. The round trip
rate from Wilmington is si5.l5
Poor Patient after an cxaminationl-"Do
tor Is there much the matter with NEE" Doc
tor Nothing but the effects OF care and
to live within your income.n Patient, -"i'll
begin now. Here's ten cents GOOd-day.m-
New York Weekly.
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To Atlantic City and return from Whining
ton on all trains Saturday and Sunday, July
ID and 81. Tickets good TO return Sunday or
Monday.
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how yoh am gwine TO prove an alibi fur dat
colic.n- Washington star.
Saturday and Sunday at Atlantic city.
Tickets via Royal Blue Line. quickest and
safest route 20 the soashore. Only Sl.75 round
trip from Wilmington Tickets good for all
trains, and TO return Sunday, July 81, and
Monday, August /.
Minister severely, 10 bad boy)-"Do you
smoke cigarettesf' Bad Boy-"Nes, but
don't collect the pictures."-Kate Fields
Washington.
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Si.55, s1.s5, S1.s5, S1.55, s1.55
To Atlantic City and return from Whining
ton on all trains Saturday and Sunday, July
Monday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-07-30

Daily and Sunday papers at Davis & Cos. 81
Market street. Base call goods reduced.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-07-30

Poor Patient after an oxaminationl-"Do
tor, is there much the matter with met" Doc
tor Nothing but the effects of care and
worry. You must reduce your expenses so as
begin now. Here's ten cents. GoOd-day.n-
New York Weekly.
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SLID To Atlantic City and Back via
KnNnl Hlne Line.
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Minister severely, 10 bad boy)-"Do you
smoke cigarettesf' Bad Boy-"Nes, but /
don't collect the pictures. Kate Fields
Washington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-07-30

what the Police Fonnd ON Making =
Raid Upon Rioters One Fellow sent up
AZ Hard Labor. Another l. caves with
ont Saying "Good-bye'- Death of Cap
tain wrighi's widow-A Successful
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11

William Henderson, an attorney
once prominent in Indiana poli'
tics, died Tuesday at ll.35 q.
m. During the past year his health
has not been very good, fall which
be had during the winter seriously affect
ing him. For some weeks early In the
spring he was unable to attend TO business
and only during the past fortnight had he
began going TO his Office on +. Market-stC
with any regularity. Yesterday morning,
no went down 10 his Office at about the
usual hour remaining until IL o'clock
when be started home in his carriage,
While riding be was seized with sever,
pains and he went TO bed imA
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
sam. a. Before.

ELwooD, Ind, May Especial. The
election here today passed OF quietly.
Both parties made vigorous fight. The
republicans elected two councilmen
in the Second and one in the Third
ward and the democrats elected in
the First and Fourth. The First ward
elected /. M. Harbit (dem) by 70 ma
jority over Jacob Kraus. G. @. Kessner
(dem.) defeats John Firth, rep in the
Fourth ward by 30 majority, Harnick
(rep.) defeats John Imam in the Third
ward by AZ majority. and w. j.. Austill
and Joe Bayer trep.) defeat Alfred Miller
and Martin Goode in the Second ward by
4 and 10 majority respectively. The total
vote in the city is ], ISL, of which the dem
ocrats have 90 majority. The vote in tho
city is about 200 short. The council will
stand the same as formerly-three demo
Gratis andfive republicans.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Gain. nj Gra.ncastl..

GREENcAsriE. Ind, May S.-[specin'. +
In a holly contested municipal election
today the democrats made very heavy
gains, not sufficiently. however, to over
come the three to five hundred majority
usually given tho republicans, except in the
First ward. where ex.County Auditor
J. l.. Randel defeated Connor, the repub-
lican nominee for council, by majority.
The others elections were as iollows-all
republicans: For mayor, G. b. Case, pres
ent incumbent; treasurer, Frank Landes
clerk, James w. Hurley marshal, w. f..
Starr; councilman, James Bridges and
John Riley.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Reduced Republican msjoritles.

MARION, Ind. May Especial. The
democrats elected councilman from the
Fourth ward by majority OF l53-greater
than that OF any republican elected. The
republicans elected the remainder of the
ticket, which is as follows: George A..
Tuckey, city clerk; Charles Hamilton,
waterworks trustee; A. A. Hamilton, John
Russell. Aibiah Jay, James Estep. DIR. A.
Williams and Arthur Labelle, council
men. Total majorities of republican
cratic gam, 1853. The republican majority
in 1891 was $40.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
scANDlNAvIANs FoR CLEVELAND.
Mr.. John Bankson says They WIZ Carry Iiii'
nois for Him.


nois for Him.
Mr.. John Bankson, now of Paxton, Ill.,
but for many years resident Of Stockwell,
Ind, is visiting old friends in Lafayette
Mr.. Bankson holds bis age remarkably
well. When Mr.. Bankson resided in
Indiana, he manifested great interes. in
politics, and had a powerful influence
among the Scandinavisns, for he was q
man Of high character. and deservedly
possessed the confidence of all classes.
Up to 1872, ne affiliated with the republics
ans but in the Greeley campaign he re-
formed" and ever since has trained with
the democracy. Mr.. Bankson ardently
favors giving Cleveland another race this
year He writes THE SENTINEL: You de-
serve credit for your noble stand for demo-
cratic principles and success with Grover
Cleveland this year. hope you will try
70 prevent any trick 10 prevent the wishes
of the Indiana democrats from being ex-
pressed at the Chicago convention. Indian n
and Illinois will both elect Cleveland cleo
tors In Illinois will guarantee that 10000
Scandinavians heretofore republicans will
vote for Cleveland II he is nominated.
There are 10000 Swedish voters in illinois,
and they are almost unanimously opposed
10 free silver and in favor OF tariff reform
They ell trust Cleveland"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Big Gain in Portland.

PORTLAND, Ind, May Especial. J.
The democrats elect councilmen in the
First, Second and Fourth wards. The re-
pubicans elect councilman II the Third
ward. A democratic gain of three coun-
cilmen. The democratic poll gave n
81 republican majority in the In
First ward, 60 in the Second tSsNi
ward. 80 in the Third and IL in the.L1-
Fourth. The First ward gave demo-
cratic majority of 81, the Second 20 and
the Fourth 7. The Third ward gave a re-
publican majority of 40. This leaves the
council tie, with a republican mayor.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
saioonisu. Voted Down.

FoRr WAYNE. Ind, May 8. Especial. !
There was a downpour of rain all day.
Ten wards in the city each elected one
councilman; seven republicans were
elected and three democrats, republican
gain of elk. The democrats nominated
four saloon keepers and they were showed
under, the fight being made against the
saloon element. 1t was question OF the
best man, aud not n political issue. The
council now stands twelve democrats and
eight republicans.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Both Are Happy.

RusHvILLE, Ind, May 90-[speciall l.
At the city election today the republicans
elected the mayor, marshall and two
councilmen: the democrats one council
man and city treasurer. The republicans
gain marshal ard clerk while the demo-
Gratis gain the city treasurer. This result
was principally brought about by local
issues and 10 considered a stand off be-
tween the two parties.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Democratic Gsins.

KoKoMo, Ind, May Especial. There
were five eouncilmen to elect in Kokomo
today. In four of the wards the repub-
lican majority ranged from 40 TO 160. In
the Fourth. democratic by %, the demo-
Gratis elect by 20 majority. In the Filth,
with a republican majority of 60, the dem
ocrats elect a councilman by majority
of 10. There was strong, three-cornered
fight in both these wards by which the
democrats suffered. The democrats lost
the councilman in the First, which has a
natural republican majority of 40.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
GAINS ARE STEADY.
Cities Follow in the Wake
of the Towns
And the Democrats Make
Many Gains,
Noticeably So in Natural
Gas Towns
WABASH is DEMOCRATIC,
That Republican Stronghold Is
Carried by Storm.
The Democrats Making a Clean
Sweep All Round.
Hammond Gives the Biggest
Majority in Its History.

Some Places Elect Their First Demo-
Gratis TO onhce-Democrats Mako
Substantial Gains in Anderson, Ko-
komo, Marion, Muncie and Other
Cities In the Natural Gas Belt-LocaI
Issues Cause Democratic Losses in
Fort Wayne, Michigan City, Vincen-
mes and n Few Other PIaces-where
Political Lines Are Most Closely
Drawn Democratic Gains Are Most
Marked-The Returns.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Lnte Returna.

MIsHAwAKA, Iud., May Especial. The
democrsts carried everything but marshal. On
this Office the aid the prohibition votes, which
were cast for their own ticket except on that
Office enabled the republicans to elect their
candidate.
DUBLIN, Ind. May 4.-[Speoial.l THE demo
Gratis here elected their marshal for the first
time in twenty years and two councilmen for
the first time IN many years.
PRINCETON, Ind. May 4.-ISpecial. Henry
Soller lind was reelected mayor.
OAKLAND CITY, May Especial. Thomas
Wester (rep.) was elected mayor by nine votes
over James McWilliams ldem.l q republican
loss OF seventy-two over one year ago.
CoRYDoN. Ind, May 4.-ISpeoial. THE
citizens ticket was elected here.
Upton. Ind, May. 4.-ISpecial. The re-
pubicans here elected mayor, clerk. marshal
and two councilmen, and the democrats one
councilman.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11

GREENFIELD, Ind, May Especial. i
The city election today was bitterly fought
on both sides and resulted most gloriOusly
in a grand democratic victory, with the ex-
ception OF one councilman, by a net dem
n ocratic gain Of 81 over the vote oil
NAN last spring. The officers elected
&asAV are as follows: Clerk, Harry g.
sEssz- Strickland ldem.); councilman,
First ward, William V. Vaughn (dem.
Second ward, John +. Eagan Ldem.
Third ward. J. II. Moulden (rep.j. The
council will stand as before, democrats 8,
republicans
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11

II 10 certainly true that the city and town
elections are 10 a large extent governed by
local conditions and issues and that their re-
suits cannot be regarded as an infallible index
10 the direction OF the political current. But
there is a certain association of the party name
by which ticket is designated with the we'll
known general principles OF that party in the
popular mind, and that association very largely
influences the vote OF a great majority Of peo-
pie. Only TO this extent are the results in
dicAtlye OF ths drift OF sentiment on strictly
party lines.
THE SENTINEL has carefully compiled from
dispatches TO the J0urna' and SENTINEL the
gains made by the two parties In the town and
city elections on Monday and Tuesday. Owing
TO the peculiar disposition and intense partisan
ship OF the average Indiana correspondent in
the smaller towns, which convince him that
there is no news in tidings of defeat most of
the news OF democratic gains and republican
losses Is TO be found In THE SENTINEL, while
republican progress is most generally chroni-
cled in the columns OF the Journal. For this
condition OF things the papers themselves are
in no wise responsible Both have labored hard
with the country correspondent to induce him
10 bear up under defeat long enough 10 report
the news, but to no avail.
Under these circumstances II would be
positively unfair to take the returns in either
paper as absolutely accurate. In the following
table, however, reports 10 both papers have
been used and cities and towns have been
placed in the column to which both reports
agree In assigning them. The table shows also
the previous natural political complexion
Of the cities. Not all the cities In the demo-
cratic gain column have gone democratic, but
the democrats have in each made gains either
in officers or total votes. So with the repub-
lican column. In that will be found number
of places which have in the main gone demo-
cratic butin which the majority has been re-
duced or certain officers have been lost. The
showingis pleasing to democrats for the Rdvan-
tage i'll this weeks balloling rests with them.
In the table the name of the city is followed by
"D' or ar" TO indicate the natural previous
political complexion of the place:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
VANISH. Ind. Nav a. n.

q WABASH, Ind, May g. q
kss9M[Special. The democrats EN6n
r. carried the republican city 80
of Wabash by majorities ranging from
twenty-five to fifty today. Horace ID.
Banister, democratic candidate for mayor,
s elected over Capt Alexander Hess,
republican, by nearly fifty majority. NAH
ION Dickover. democratic candidate for
councilman in the Third ward has carried
his ward by ten majority. Christ Hipp,
democratic candidate for councilman from
the First ward, carried his ward by twenty
five, and Mike Shannahsn, democratic
candidate for marshal, is elected by at
least thirty votes. The democrats will
have control of the city council for the
irst time in the history of the city. The
streets are full of enthusiastic democrats,
Who are talking about the great victory
n they have won. 1t is the 4
H~ proudest moment in the IA
HNNhistorv of the Wabash de- Sx*W
At9zSe nocracy. s@S<a~s
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
D,m,oratie ID ef.n,.

BATEsyILLE, ind, May Especial. i
The democratic ticket was defeated in the
city election here yesterday, and the re-
publicans will have control of the town
one year and the school board three years.
The defeat is to n considerable extent due
10 the failure of the democrats to turn out
at the polls. The republicans got out their
board is clean
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
A Democratic Lnss.

VINcENNEs, Ind. May Especial. !
The city election today for councilmen re-
suited in democratic loss. The repub-
licans elected John l.. Green in the Third
ward, James Emison in the Fourth, and
the democrats eject Anton Kapps, John
Kramer, Eilert Busch and Joseph T..
Elmer in the First, Second, Fifth and
Sixth wards, respectively. The fight was
on high saloon license and anti-high Ii
cense, with a victory in favor of the former.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
lust "a Uaunf.

NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind, May 3.-[Spe-
cial. THE city election went oil quietly
Yesterday, giving the usual republican
majorities. Gus Stewart and William
Williams were elected councilmen. J. j.
Martin. treasurer; Joe Cowgirl, clerk and
n. +. Lautzenheizer marshal. But little
interest was manifested and many demo-
Gratis did not 90 TO the polls. About so
per cent. of the ballots were thrown out
from illegal or defective scratching.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
BY Local Differences.

LoGANsPoRT. Ind, May 3.-[Special.l j
At the city election held here today the
democrats elected their Sster works trus-
tee and one councilman, the republicans
electing four. The corAcil now stands
five democrats and FIVE republicans with
Mayor Reade, democrat, in the chair,
a republican gain OF three. Local differ
ences were the cause.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Decatur DemocratIo.

DECATUR, Ind. May ESPECIAL. THE
e city election passed off quietly, tine
IA democrats electing all the council
E$FMmen-First ward. George Patter-
szs51->- son Second ward, John Buhler !;
Third ward, William Niblack.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Naither side Gained.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, May S.-[special.l-
The election today resulted in the election
of four democratic and three republican
councilmen, making the council a tie,
with democratic mayor. The repub-
licans elected q waterworks trustee.
Neither side gained.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Republicans Hold Their own.

LIaoNrER, Ind, May Especial. THE
election here today resulted in the election
OF John Weir (rep) mayor by majority.
The rest OF the city ticket is republican by
small majorities. The democrats get three
out OF six councilmen.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Gains All over Clark.

JEFFERsoNvLLE, Ind, May Especial. ]
AT the municipal election held here to-
day the democrats elected three covneil-
men out of five with increased n
democratic gains over all the city. Ia
Every town IN the county except HlFNW
Charlestown elected democratic-SE-
officers, and gains from that section are
also reported. The election was an or
derby one and about two-thirds OF the
vote was polled.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
A Citirrn., Ticket.

THoRNTowN, Ind, May ESPECIAL. /
The citizens ticket was elected by MAORI
ties ranging from q to 81 over all, there
being four candidates in one ward for cor
poration trustee. S. l.. Potter was elected
by majority Of 81 over the field COM
bined.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
NlotorY Ia Lnporte.

LAPoRrE, Ind. May Especial. The
candidates voted for here today at the city
election we're one member OF the n
water board and five councilmen. In
The democrats elected the first sEsSNN
named candidate and three OF thesL1l~Ss
five councilmen. The council remains I'M
changed and stands seven to three in
favor OF the democrats.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Republican Gains.

MONTICELLO, Ind, May 3.-[Special.l J.
The town election here passed OF quietly.
For tho first time in years the poll showed
a democratic majority Of one only, instead
of 80 to 70. The republicans made all the
gains on moving in and moving out during
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Rx R.nuo.d nr.iorit,...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May Especial. j
A light vote was polled here today. The
only officers elected were councilmen from
each OF the three wards. The repu blicans
elected all three by reduced majorities
over what the present republican in cum
bents received
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
"ANGEL MAKERS"
Sixty-Five Babies Murdered in Rus.
STA by Inhuman Jews.

ST. PETERSBURG, May AT wilma today six
Jews and Jewesses were convicted of murder
ing babies that had been intrusted to their
charge and were sentenced TO from six to
twenty years penal servitude. In many cases
the murders we're committed with the comfy
ance Of the mothers OF the little victims.
The first clew 10 this wholesale conspiracy to
murder was obtained in April, 1890, when some
one discovered In q cesspoOl of wretched
hovel in Villa the bodies of six small children.
This led 10 further searches. and in the end,
the remains OF sixty-fye infants we're found.
Forty men and women were arrested and
$50 witnesses were summoned to testify
against them. The dispatch from Villa
does not state whether all the prisoners
were tried and only six convicted. but the sup'
position is that, as the evidence was 80 strong
against the accused. only the six condemned
were tried. The prisoners had gained the
colloquial name of angel Makers" from their
practice of killing children, whose existence
was announcement or distasteful 10 the parents.
Complete census returns in THE SEsTI-
Nwfte oIpdfopa lrna~.o fnr 1909 priCa
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Merely n stand-On.

RICHMOND, Ind, May ESPECIAL. Tho
election here today was for members OF
council only. The vote was the lightest
ever polIed and there was no interest. The
democrats made fight only in the Seventh
ward and gained a member of the council
there, but lost member in the Fourth
ward. which will leave the city council as
II UNA nCliticallv
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
A Democratic Waterloo.

MADISON, Ind, May Especial. THE
republicans get the mayor, waterworks
trustee and the city council, electing four
out of six councilmen. Joseph T. Bras
hear, mayor for twelve consecutive years,
Is defeated by Isaac Wagner by 100. The
election was very quiet and Waterloo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Kepnblionn Gain. in shelby.

SHELBYvnIE. Ind, May Especial. l.
In the city election held here today the
republicans elected three councilmen and
the democrats one-a republican gain of
two-leaving the council a tie, with a
democratic mayor. The vote was very
liuhk
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
The O!d Way.

RENSSELAER,, Ind. May Especial j
The corporation election passed off quietly
yesterday, but little interest being taken.
The whole vote cast was 255-republian,
1853; democratic, 96.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Reduced Rspubl,can Mpior,,,...

ROCHESTER, Ind, May S.-[speciaL]-
The republicans elect marshal. clerk,
treasurer and two trustees--a clean sweep
gaining clerk and marshal. A large
vote was polled and although the repub-
cans have a majority OF 75 in the town
the officers elected have from to 81.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Rennniicnn Gain.

FRANKLIN. Ind, May ESPECIAL. The
city election held here today passed of
quietly. The republicans elect their entire
ticket, consisting OF mayor, treasurer, clerk,
marhal and three councilmen-a repub-
lican gain Of mayor and two councilmen
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-11
Tho FirAs Democrat.

UNION CRY, Ind. May Especial. j
The city election resulted in the election
OF the entire republican ticket except
marshal, by majorities of about one hun
dred less than two years ago. The domo-
Gratis elect the marshal by 62 majority, the
first democrat ever elected TO a city office.