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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-09

AUsfIN. Tex. Nov. S.-The Lone Star
State to-day voted for Governor and a
full list of State officers. fifteen presiden-
tial electors, thirteen congressman and a
Legislature which will choose a United
States Senator to succeed Senator Mills.
There were two Democratic State tickets
in the field. In 1883 Texas gave Cleveland
$4,000 plurality. The majority this year
will be as largo.
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MONTPELIER, VT. Nov. S-Vermontv voted
for four presidential electors only to-day.
The vote is compared with that of 1888,
when Harrison's plurality was ISL. The
Legislature will elect United States Sem
ator to succeed Redfield Proctor. Rep,
whose term expires in 1888.
Returns from fifty towns give Harrison
IL, 765: Cleveland. 5.606; Bidwell. 443 scat
tering. 6. The Republican vote shows q
decrease of Is per cent. Democratic de-
crease of 40 per cent. and the Prohibit
ton gain Of per cent
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Republican Gain. in Connecticut

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Nov. 6-Connecticut
voted for six presidential electors, Gov
ernor and State officers. four congressman
and a Legislature that will elect q sue
cessor to Hawley. There were five State
tickets in the field. but one must have a
majority 10 win. The Republican ticket is
samuel n. Erwin; Democratic. l.. Is. Nor
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Democratic Gain of Two.

NEWPORT. Ind, Nov. 6.-Two precincts
Vermillion county give Cleveland AS, Har-
rison 1876. Bidwell 4. Weaver 4, Democratic
gain over 1890 of two.
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Gain of Ten at Rochester.

ROCHESTER. Ind, Nov. s-Four pre-
cincts in this county give Cleveland 400
and Harrison $50. Very few mixed tickets
were voted. 1t shows o Republican gain
of ten OVER 1890.
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Great Interest in North Dakota.

BISMARCK, N. D.. Nov. S.-ro.day was
North Dakotas first experience In a presi-
Dental election. and fusion between the
Democrats and Peoples party was opposed
to the straight Republican electoral and
State tickets. Governor Bourke. Rep, was
. candidate for reelection. and was OPP
posed by +. c. ID. Shortridge. Pop. with
Democratic Endorsement. The rest of the
fusion ticket alternated between the tw o
parties, For Congress each of the three
leading parties had Its own candidate. The
LEGISLATURE elected to-day will choose q
successor to United States Senator Casey.
Returns are mpared with two years ago,
The cold weather did not keep the voters
at home to-day, the greatest interest
was shown in the result Definite returns
will be unavailable tonight
Twenty eight precincts give Harrison
1911; Weaver, LOSS.
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RCsHvILLE. Ind, Nov. a-Four precincts
now in show o Republican gain of 4S.
RUsHvILLE. Ind, Nov. Six precincts
in Rush county give gain of elghty-six.
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This Fixe. Wi.har,

DANvILLE, Ind, Nov. a-Wishard. Re-
publican candidate for joint Senator, will
deceive lao plurality.
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Upton, Ind. Nov. s.-A full vote was
cast here, and the indications are that We
will have an increased Republican major
ity in the Ninth district over four years ago.
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Good for Hendricks.

DANvILLE. Ind, Nov. S.-The largo vote
and long ticket makes the count in this
county very slow. All Indications are that
Harrison and Chase carry Hendricks by
12Qn
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GREENsBURG. Ind. Nov. s.-Eleven pre-
ciucts in Decatur county give Cleveland
sc. Harrison 1,126; o Republican gain over
1880 of IL votes.
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HARRoDsBURG. Ind. Nov. 9-3:05 A. NJ
Eight precincts In Floyd county give
Cleveland S04, Harrison GAL. Republican
loss of 90 over 1890
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Renublican Gain i'm Owen County,

SPENCER, Ind. Nov. s.-The count is very
slow. A conservative estimate for Owen
county is that it will go Democratic by $50.
being Republican gain of sc.
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DOVER. Del. Nov. s.-Delaware voted
for three presidential electors and one Con-
gresham to-day. The coming Legislature
Will select o United States Senator to sue
ceed George Gray. Dem. Cleveland's
plurality in 1885 was 3,441. The Australian
ballot law was a great success. No COM
parison is possible because this Is the first
State election under the new system or
distributing. Both parties are claiming the
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Harrison sri,i Gaining.

BRooKvILLF. Ind. Nov. s.-Three pre-
cincts in Franklin county give Harrison
a gain of 20 over tho vote for Secretary of
State IN 1890.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER o. 1892

Harrison, s62; Bidweil. II; Weaver. IS.
For Governor: Matthews, 249; Chase. 1853:
Democtatic gain OF nine over Secretary
of State in 1890
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 8-Tennessee
voted for Governor. ten ConOressmen. full
Legislature and twelve presidential elect
ors. There were four candidates for Gov
ernor: Peter Turney, DEM; George w.
Winstesd. Rep; John p. Buchanan. Pop.
and Edward b. East, Prohib. The
Legislature Will. In January. elect United
States Senator to succeed Senator William
b. Bate. whose term expires March 4, 1898.
when Cleveland carried the State by 5000
plurality.
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nu.h Cnnntr Gaining

RusHvILIE. Ind. Nov. 9.-EiGht precincts
In Rush county give Republican gain of
124 votes over 1890.
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Alabamn Democrats.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. S-No State
officers were voted for in Alabama to-day.
The contest was for tho election of eleven
presidential electors and nine Congress
mon. The Democratic vote for Governor
in 1890 was q plurality of IL, $50. against
1903 in 1888
Alabama goes Democratic By 10000. A
full Democratic delegation is returned to
Congress.
Returns from forty-one of the eighty six
counties give majority for Cleveland of
about % 600. an increase over the August
State election of II, 600. In the larger places
Weaver has helped In the Democratic ma
jority.
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PERU, Ind, Nov. Six precincts in
Miami county give Cleveland AIS. Harrison
Ss3, beinga Republican gain over 1890 of
eleven.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S.-Rain fell almost
throughout the State. the weather in many
parishes being 60 unfavorable that very
light vote was polled. The returns clearly
indicate tho reelection of Congressman
Price. Blanchard, Boatner, Robertson and
Meyer, and the election of Judge X. e.
Davey in the Second district. Cleveland's
majority will probably reach 60,000 in the
State.
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MAY GO TO THE HOUSE.
lConcluded from First Page

tionment new district. the Eleventh, has
been created and Messrs. Russell and
Rusner. both members of the present Con-
gross from other districts, W i'll represent the
Second and Eleventh, respectively. The
now delegation is eleven Democrats.
majority in the State will be
nnifa larna
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Rhode Island for Harrison.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. S.-Rhode Island
voted for four presidential electors and
two congressman. The vote is compared
with that of 1888, when Harrison carried
the State by 400. The coming Legislature
Will elect United States Senator to sue
coed Clinton w. Aldrich. Rep.
The total vote of the State. lacking
twenty districts, is: Harrison. 18.24S;
Cleveland, 15.5 $50. The State goes for Har-
rison.
The indications point to no election of
Congressman in this state.
Rhode Island remains in the Republican
column, casting her four electoral votes for
Harrison by plurality of 2.501. In
total vote of Bats, largest
ever polled in the State. divided
as follows: Harrison. $1,000; Cleveland.
25, O99; Weaver 3.045; Bidwell, 1.107. Thore
was no election for Congressman In either
of the two districts The Republican can.
didates had slight pluralities.
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No Change in MissIssippi.

JACKSON. Miss. Nov. SIN this State to-
day presidential electors and seven Con-
gressmen were voted for. The Democrats
secured the usual majority.
Indications at midnight are that the
Democrats have elected their candidates
for Congress in every district In the State.
Cleveland's plurality will be about no. 600.
The election passed off quietly. and heavy
vote was cast.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-09
Morgan County by 800.

MARTINsvILLE. Ind. Nov. S-Morgan
county will give the entire Republican
ticket plurality OF at least three hun
dred.
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Ma,ne Over IA. 600 for Harrison.

PORTLAND, Me-. Nov. S-One hundred
and seventy.seven towns In Maine give
Harrison A.. $50; Cleveland. 81, 465; scatter
ing, 3,O34. The same towns in 1855 gave
Harrison 1892; Cleveland. S2.026; scat
tering, 2597. Republican plurality
now lO.624: Republican plurality then.
l62s7. If the remaining towns come IN
with the same ratio 2s loss tho vote
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HELENA. Mont, Nov. s.-The State of
Montana elected Governor and entire
State ticket, one congressman and three
presidential electors. The candidates for
Governor were: Republican, John +. Rich
ards; Democratic. Timothy Collins; Peoples
party. William Kennedy. Two years ago
the Democrats carried the State for Gov
ernor By about coo plurality. The election
this year will be close
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REvssLAEn. Ind. Nov. s--Tbres pre-
cincts in Jasper county give Cleveland. ESQ
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DAxvrLLE. Ill. Nov. $40 precinct in
panvilIe township eounted at midnight j..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-09

FAST oHIo-sTKEEr BALL PARK.
SATURDAY, NOV. II,
BUTLER
DE PAUW

SPECIAL-Upon the result of this
game will depend which of these two
has second place in the College Cham
pionship, and which shall play for hon.
ors on ThanksgiviDg-da next year.
Administrations; Grand Stand 75c; Boxes 81. Re
served seats at the WHEN CLOTHING STORE
tomorrow morning
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A Centenarlan Voted for Harrison.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
CRAwToRDsvILLE. Ind, Nov. S-Craw-
fordsville claims TO have cast the Oldest
vote for Harrison when William A. Krug,
1C2 years, one month and twenty-five days
old. to-day walked firmly to
the polls. gave his name COR
rectly, said he could not see to stamp
his ticket, but he wanted it stamped in the
square surrounding the eagle. He then
voted and returned home rejoicing that he
had voted for President twenty one times,
but had never been guilty of voting for a
Democrat
The Democrats started in this morning
to scare out the Republicans. Before s
o'clock Harry Krug. a mail clerk on the
Vandalia. WAS arrested for illegal voting,
but he gave bond and left at Sis for ST.
Joseph, Mich. to assume his duties. The
Democrats great scheme was to challenge
voters. and among those challenged was
c. N. Williams. chairman of the Repub-
loan county central committee, who has
lived, here all his life. One Democratic
special deputy sheriff got too intoxicated
for duty and was laid off.
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Elghty-IhFen Gafn In seven PFecfncts.
PLYMOUTH. Ind. Nov. S.-Seyen precincts
in Marshall county show Republican gain
Of So over 1890.
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New Hamp,h,re AM Riett.

CONCORD. n. H.. Nov. S-New Hampshire
chose presidential electors, Governor,
Council. two Congressman and LEGISLATURE
to-day. The four State tickets are headed
as follows: Republican. John b. Smith;
Democratic. Luther +. Mckinley; Prohibit
ton. Edgar l.. Carr; Peoples William O.
Noyes. The presidential vote 10 compared
with that of 1888. when Harrison's plural
lty was 2, 342. The vote for Governor is.
compared with that of 1888. when Little.
Democrat, had plurality of 81, but no
majority. being subsequently elected by
the Legislature.
Returns from this State will be very late,
1 he counting under the Australian system
delays matters beyond all expectations
Returns from twenty towns and one ward
OF this city show uniform Republican
gains, which, If continued, Will give Harri-
son the State by over 1000. Indications
favor the election of Blair. Rep. in the
First congressional district, and tho cleo
ton Of Smith, Rep. for Governor.
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LITTLE Rock. Ark. Nov. s-Thc voting
10 Arkapsas was on presidential electors
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HURON, S. D., Nov. S-South Dakota to-
day chose four presidential electors, two
Congressman at large. Governor and full
State ticket and members Of the Leeis-
lature. Although the Democratic electors
appeared on the official ballot the men,
bers of that party were instructed to cast
their votes tor the Weaver electors. Chas.
II. Sheldon W az the Republican choice for
Governor. Peter Councilman was the Dem
ocratic nominee. but A. l.. Vansdell, the IN
Dependents candidate. had been Endorsed by
the Democratic leaders. This State never
before participated in o presidential cleo
tion, and the vote is compared with 1890
Cold but clear weather brought out full
vote. and the early reports indicate that
the Democrats followed the instructions of
their leaders and voted for the Weaver
electors.
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NICE DEMOCRATIC MESS.

Tried TO Intimidate Republicans In Law
renee County. but Failed.
Special TO the Indianapolis journal
BEDFORD, Ind, Nov. S-George Law
renee, o leading young Irish Republican,
was arrested to-day on a trumped- up charge
of buying votes. The Democrats did this
for the purpose of intimidation bnt it's pur-
pose signaily failed. The Republicans were
only exasperated 10 greater exertions. He
was at once released on bail. One OF the
Democratic poli-clerks was detected hand
ing out mutilated ballots to Republican
voters and may be arrested in the morning.
The chairman of the Democratic central
committee will also be called down for try
ing to mislead Republican voters by plac-
ing printing matter IN election booths.
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH. N. c.. Nov. s.-North Carolina
to-day voted on Governor. nine Congress-
men, Legislature and eleven presidential
electors. The Republican candidate for
Governor was p. M. Fincher; the Demo-
cratic candidate, Elias Carr. The Peoples
party and the Republicans had to some ex-
tent coalesced and the combine may secure
o majority in the Legislature. Both Sena-
tors Ransom and Vance are now In poor
health, and the Legislature may have the
duty of electlng one Senator and probably
two. The comparison of the vote should
be made with 1858. when Clevelands plu-
rality was 1918. The State is still Demo
cratic
Returns come in very slowly. They show
thus far that the Peoples party vote Is
drawn az much from the Republicans as
from the Democrats. In ten precincts.
taken at random. IN as many counties
Cleveland gets 1,70O votes; Harrison. 1000.
md Weavar 600
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Maryland Democratic. of Course.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. s.-No State Off
GERS were voted for this year. The inter-
ests centered in the vote for presidential
electors and six ConGressmen. Cleveland's
plurality in 1855 was 6.1S2. against ILLS IN
1854. The coming Legislature will be
called on to elect Senator to succeed A.
p. German.
Maryland is sure for Cleveland. The
count of the votes only Rename to give
the plurality for the Democratic candidate
and his majority over all. Every voter in
Maryland who wished to 60 to the polls
could do so to-day; the weather was de-
lightful. Baltimore never had a more
peaceful election. Not o pistol shot was
heard. nor knife seen. nor was there q
hand raised in anger. The police arrange
ments were perfect for the preservation Of
the peace. In Frederick there was somo
disturbance, the result of which was that
several deputy marshals were arrested.
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and ak Congressman. The usual Demo
cratic majority was given.
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I0on5'paea on Fourth fss~'
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SHOT At BUTLER.
The City Marshal Kills a Recog-
nized Tough.

Yesterday evening about six o'clock
the little city of Butler, Mo-, was
thrown into state of excitement over
the killing of one James Franklin, by
CITY Marshall Hartwell.
Franklin, who was nothing less than
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Marshall Hartwell was called to the
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blonde, but with a pleasant blue eye
and genial smile which gives him
the right to be called handsome. 1t was
learned that Nancy is six years old,
that she was born, where most OF the
good things come from, near Lexing-
ton, Kentucky, that she is owned by
Mr.. J. Malcolm Forbes, who has a
magnificent stock farm within an
hours ride of Boston, that Mr.. Doble
has handled her for two years, that she
weighs in the neighborhood of s65
pounds. that she is ID hands and three
quarter inches in height, that she is
beautiful dark bay in color and has a
disposition as
SWEET AS AN ANGEL.
Mr.. Doble who is as tender hearted
rs d woman says "Nancy is cared for
a. gently as if she were indeed a queen.
She has never had blow in her life
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future.
She trotted at Richmond. Indiana,
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Sawed the Bars.

Yesterday, Sheriff Smith discovered
that five of his colored Jail birds were
making an attempt to break out of
their cage. They were Bill Bible and
Hayden Bryant, petit larceny: VIM.
Smith and Walter Mason, highway
robbery, and Charles Banks. murder.
They had made steel saws from the
sharks of their shoes and sawed the
bars nearly through so that slight
wrench would break them.
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can party, and As such, must meet
your doom on the Sth of next month,
both in federal, state and local elec-
TONS
Don't allow the good people of Pet
It's county. and especially the demo-
cratic people, to be fooled by this cry.
and trade their votes. Present an hon
estfront. Contest every inch of ground.
Stand by your organization, and VIE
tory will reward you on November
the Sth. CAMPBELL.