The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-22
Magnificent Turnout of Voters Proves that
the Party Is Aroused and that the Pre-.
cinct System Is D Good One.
Though Interest Ran High There Is but
One Contest In 15S Delegations.
Friends of the Various Candidates Still Conf
dent of success-Large Majority Of
the Delegates Unpledged.
RESULTS OF THE PRIMARIES.

Nearly Every One of the 15s Precincts Re-
ports Full Delsg alton.
The opinions of leading Republicans were
verified last night when 10 was seen thss
the attendance at the primaries was larger
than has been known for many years In
every precinct of the city was the interest
lively, and many of the primaries in Demo-
cratic wards had o better attendance than
the Democratic primaries had. notwith-
standing the fact that the Democratic
primaries in nearly all the wards were
packed with the Mayors employees and
friends The result on the ayoralty con-
test is still In doubt. for great many OF
the delegates selected are unpledged. Mr..
Denny showed much strength last night.
and DR.. Wagner's following also looms up
in o threatening way, but it cannot be said
that the race stands with Mr.. Denny and
Dr. Wagner against the field. for number
of unpledged delegates may change the ap-
pearance of the first ballot decidedly. In
the delegations from the northern precincts
are many who will support Mr. A. b. Gates
or ID. P. Erwin.
The signs of rows were noticeably absent
from the primaries last night and the
absence of these disgraceful scenes that
marked the Democratic primaries were
frequently commented upon. The ballot
ing was close in q number of precincts.
The supporters of Mr.. A. b. Gates are
confident that when the roll is called the
man whom they want to carry the Repub-
hcan standard will lead. It is expected
that much Of his strength will come from
the wards directly north of Washington
street. and that Mr.. Denny and DR.. Wag.
ner will make strong showings on tho
South Side. Mr. J. c. Adams has q great
many friends in the delegations. and tho
vote for him may surprise great many
people when the first ballot is over. 1t is
almost impossible to tell how the delegs-
tions stand for police Judge and city clerk.
so much of the interest was centered in
the nomination for Mayor.
About $50 o'clock the rooms of the Re-
publican city committee in the When Block
began to fill up with men who brought to
the committee the list of delegates. Almost
the first words in answers to inquiries
would be, I'VE had big attendance at our
meeting and it wae n rouaer. too" In the
one-hundred- -anc-twelfth precinct it was
reported that two-thlrds of the Republican
voters in the precinct attended the pri.
mary. It is noticeable that the names Of
representative cItizens-men in business,
and men IN professions. and men in trades
make up the roll OF the delegates which
follows:
Precinct III. c. Curtis, c. E. Walters. L NJ.
Howe. William Leonard, p. Mendenhall, a.
Lakewood.
Precinct 2-s. b. Owens Robert Fields. George
Tressell
Precinct ga B. Ayres, william Ellington,
Frank Henley, John Winner, A. j. Whitzell.
Precinct 4-Bert O'Leary. Bartlett Ellis, Edw.
Hawkins. George Gray, Robert Davis.
Precinct 5-George McCutcheon, E. w Wheat,
J. r. Russell, William Abstaf
Precinct CDR Ball. III. L. Sullivan Robert
Jones, Henry Dake, DIR. Sullivan.
Precinct 7-Granville Woodbury., A. J. Mueller.
A. Il. Lewis. ID. M. Osburn. Charles Weaver.
Precinct S-M. NJ Reynolds, George Harvey,
William III. Gray, George L. Cloud, ID. W. sale.
Precinct 8 j. b. Grover z. +. Hill, L. p.
Howe, John Ballard, Scott Cory.
Precinct 10-Louis Kline, Fred Webber, Frank
Bolton. w. III. fl. Tuttle. A. d. .Charpie. In
structions for Afford for police judge
Precinct l2-F. FL. Piiet Harry Phillips. J. w
Fort Fort NJ =; snyder, K. 1. Carlin. K. b. Elliott
Clark Foulderman, j. A Martin.
Precinct l3-W. 5. Allison, W. j. Elder w. ].
Lowry, h. K. Wells.
Precinct I4-Willam f. Elliot, Horace Wood,
David Gibson. Earnest Elliott. Ed Hcdden.
Precinct 15-H. c. Hendricxson, g. H. shower,
T. 4. Smither, X. ID. Townsend, A. a. Anderson,
S. L. Fortner, Eerd Smock
Precinct l6-John Il. Allen. Dr. A. ]. Morris.
Maj. L. s. Hill. Harry Roney, Al womack, JET
ferson {. Cook
Precinct l7-J. B. Cockrum, J. A. Mckenzie,
+. B. woodbGrn. K. L. Oliver, Jefferson Taylor.
Precinct lS-L. W. Cooper A W. Coffin +. 4
r. seguin, W. f. Henley. Fred c. Gardner
Precinct 19-Amos Ho,lowell, Hez DALEY, Il.
W. Cole, Armin koehne, &. T.. Thornton, j. W.
Sawyer. j. w. Hadley.
Precinct GOV. II. Hobbs. Charles A. Dryer,
Theodore Stein, Dr. III. w. Ridpath, Il. K. Perry,
Herb Rice.
Precinct 21-J. b. Wilson, Arthur Holiday,
Benz. Franklin, NJ. L. Fort.
Precinct 22-Sam Wallace, J. r. Shea, 8. @.
Shett, &. l. Brunner, ID. w. Brouse.
Precinct 23-Frank W. Hamilton, George
Breung. John V. Parker. VIM. NJ. Blake
Precinct 24-H. L. Smith, Louis Haas, W. w.
Thornton. Dr. Theo. Potter, Ben Aldrich, VIM.
Keay.
Precinct 25-Ed E. Pray. Frank l. Daugherty,
H. II. French. Ed Bogardus, Geo. w. Coons, 8
H Shearer
Precinct 27-Harry Drew. J. c. Adams, W. W.
Herrod, Major Taylor, Isaac ThalInan oran
Perry.
Precinct 2s-Charles A. Bookwalter. Charles
Pomeroy Stoddard.
Precinct Son s. Byram, George r. Root, T.
L. Thompson. A. Wiegand. I. j. Carter, W. n.
Gates.
II. IA
Darnel III. A sampsell c. q. Perry, Joe ste-
mems.
Precinct 32-John ". Carey, II. b. Gates. ",
G. Lynn. ]. W. Armstrong, Harry O. Atkins.
Lewis Harris.
Precinct 33-Henry sweetand. Henry Davis
Isaac Parker. John w. Carna,;ua. William Mar
shall, Simon Parry, James wilkins, Robert
Peters.
Precinct 34-Conrade Burley. Fad Scott, j.
Rogchester, George Jasper, :. II. Wagner, ID. Il.
Norwood, W. Lawrence.
Precinct 35-W. L. Shilling Doc Francis Ed
ward Nolan, Holman Mcdonald, @. j.. Campbell
q. L. Jones, Preston Forree.
Precinct 37-Allen witbrow, Il. n. Biume, Hen.
~ jenkins, Ross Stout.
Precinct 3s-Thomas Floyd. Perry Brumheld.
John Large. William Petty.
Precinct 39-Charles N Chatten. James Grant
Morle Craft, Lewis Carter, Solomon Horney.
Precinct 40-Joseph B. Shores, Frank w.
Prinz Philip NJ Mays. 4. Griffin, ID. l.. Cox. Nell
! son Lawrence
Precinct 41-F p. smith. Thomas +. Chandler,
| Adam r. SmoOt, William NJ. Huntington g. NJ
c. Willis. j. W. Chapman.
Precinct 42-James Foster. w. W. Christy An
| drew Loeklear, VIM. A. Mccoy. John Williams
Precinct 43-Allen G. Simms Chas W. Brown,
| Don ID. Wills. John Hostetter Robert Locklear.
| Hey Lowe.
Precinct 44-Joseph Broyples. William Davis.
| Thomas Powell, Frank Hofier, L. M. ehanks.
| Frank Hurt
Precinct 45-Ed Harris. Jas. Stewart. L. J.
Kewen.