The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-28
College are the results of the district u .eet-
ings, held at 5 O'Clock this evening:


Committee o,a Resolutions
First Distriot-H. 6. Bennett, of Vanderburg
county.
second-C c. Schroeder. of Dubois.
Thlrd-M X. SIlZer. or JEFFERSON.
FOurth-M. d. Iackett. of Decatur
flfth-C. Il. Remy, or Batholomew.
sixth II. Claypool, OF Fays;te; a
Seyeuth--Caleb : Denny, OF Marion
Eighth-George NJ. Allen. OF Nieo.
Ninth-Milton Garrigus o. Howard
Tenth-Dewitt c. Justice, or Cass.
Eleventh George A. II. Sldeler. OF GranI
Twelfth-C. W Camp. OF Dekalo.
Thirteenth-Henry ID. Wilson. OF Elkhart.
Rules and Organisation.
First District-L c. Embree, OF Gibson county.
SeeOnd-rbomas J. BROOKS, of Lawrence.
Third-Eyerett Wagner OF Jennings.
fourth-W. i. Heniy, OF Rush.
Fifth-R A. Erawn, OF Johnson.
Sixth-Frank Collins. OF Delaware.
Seventh-R. q. Hawkins, of Marion.
EiRhth-L II. kallcy, OF sullivan.
Ninth ID. McA. Williams, or Benton.
Tenth-T L. Palmer. OF White.
Elevcnth-N. y. Antrim, OF Miami.
Twelfth-Braincrd Rarison. Of Allen.
differentiation Studebaker. OF st. Joseph.
Committee on Credentials.
First District-w. L. Boyer. of rosey county.
Second-A. NJ. Hardy. Daviess.
Third-W. II. Watson. OF Clark.
Fourth-David l.. Wilson, or Shelby.
Fifth-Thonas 4. Moore. or Putna.I.
SiNih-E. f. Coddinston, of Raiaoiph.
seyenth-F. J. Van N0rhS. OF Marion.
Eighth-S. Ii. Elwell %. Fountain.
Nlntn-T. y. CfaguU. oil Boone.
Tenih-E. w. Wickey, of Lake.
Eieventh-J. Nj. SayIer, or huntington.
Twelfh-Louis W. Fairfield, of steuion.
Thirteenih-Albcrt /. Gould, Os starke.
Presidential Electors.
First District Daniel b. Kumer. OF Wander
burg county.
Second-John II Weathcrs. of Cra wford.
Third-MOrris Mcdonald. sr, of Floyd.
Fourth George L. OByrnc, OF Franklin.
Flfth-Gcorge w. Hanna, or Putnam.
Sixth acob c. Kitcheil. of Union.
Seyenth-A. r. Hovey, OF Marion.
Eighth-Henry Daniels, OF Yarke.
Ninth-David Golfer, of Clinton.
Tenth-L. NJ. Brackert, OF Fulton. - .
Eleventh-.Jesse J. NJ. Lafollctte. of JAY
Twelfth-A X. Walters, or Alien.
Thirteenth-William NJ Kendall. OF Marshall.
Contingen, Electors.
First District-William Henning of Perry
county.
Second-M B. Ellis, of Greene.
Third-Allen Cooperider, OF Scott
Fourth-Fhomas Is. Adams, OF Franklin.
Fiftb-Frank NJ Ingler. OF Monroe.
Sixth-James S. Ostrander. or Wayne.
seventh-Gcorge W. duncan, OF Hancock.
Efghth-Ohver Il. Lewis, OF Fountain.
Tenth-W. f. wilson, or Cass.
Eleyenth-pcter B. Manley, of Adams.
Twelfth-OrlandO klmmell, OF Noble.
Thirteenth-Chares B. Simmons. of LaPorte.
As usual thing the district meetings
weTo uDeventfuI, though in the Second
there was q lively time when the followers
of Chase and Shockney tried to cheer each
other down. the Eighth district recon-
mended Hon. X. b. +. Peirce for elector at
large and Hon. &. W. Fairbanks for per-
manent chairman.
Col. NJ. q McLain called the Seventh dis
trict meeting to order and Hon. Geo. w.
Duncan, of Hancock. was made chairman
by acclamatiOn. Senator A. Il. Harlan. OF
Madison, was made secretary. with w. 5.
Montgomery, of Hancock, and w. V.
Rocker, OF Marion, as assistants. The
committeeman named above were eiected
by acclamation. And in the same way
Charles l.. Henry. of Madison. was made
ice-president, and w. s. Montgomery,
of Hancock, assistant secretary Of
the convention. The only contest was
upon elector. Geo. w. Duncan was placed
in nomination by Z. L. Stoner, of Han
cock county. and A. r. Hovey, by j. w.
Fessler. both in neat speeches. On the
ballot Mr.. Hovey won by vote of 81 to
49, Mr.. Duncan was made contingent
electOr by reclamation.
The Marion county delegation met at
P. NJ. chiefly for the purpose of harmonic
ing the contest in the Tenth ward, IN order
not to carry it before the conve .tion.
Both sides agreed to abide by the decision
of committee of five with Dr.. +. J. Van
VOrhis at its head. This committee re-
tired to investigate, while the delegation
adjourned. In the evening, a. the meeting
just after che district meeting. this commit
tee reported in favor OF seating two from
each side of the contest, and this report
was accepted. Ex-Mayor c. S. Denny was
elected chairman of the delegation by ac-
clamation. and in the same way e. A.
Bookwalter was made secretary.
Hancock county elected E. Z. Stoner as
it's chairman, ard Madison elected Jonas
Stewart. r. NJ. S.