The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-13
NOW IN THE STRETCH
Race of Candidates for Republic
an Nominations Almost Ended.
County Primaries Tonight and COnyen-
ton To- MOrrow-FlOor Rules-A
List of the Candidates.

The chnirmen OF the precinct meet
fngs Tonight are urged to telephone,
or send by messenger. to- the Journal
editorial rooms, Immediately after
the meetings adjourn, the full list
of delegates chosen. The editorial
telephone of the Journal is No. 242.
Tonight primaries will be held in every
precinct Of the city 10 select delegates for
the Republican county convention which is
to be held in Tomlinson Hall tomorrow.
in number of the out town.
ships the primaries have been called
for the afternoon There will un-
doubtedly be the largest attendance at
these primaries ever known in the history
OF Marion county politics. The fact that
the party will surely be victorious next fall
has brought out large number of candi-
dates, and having come out early. these
candidates have made a thorough canvass,
so that the contest for each office will be
very spirited. When the Democratic party
had its own way in this county the Demo
cratic ante-convention campaigns were
marked by extreme bitterness between the
candidates. but the present Republican cam
paign has been unusually free from such
experiences. The rivalry has been good
on Saturday night there will be no soreness
to mar the winning campaign that the Re-
publican party is to make in this county
and State this summer and fall.
Chairman Moores and Secretary Milford.
of the county committee announce that
there will be no changes in the list of meet
ing places as published in the Journal yes
terday morning. Heretofore a great deal
of confusion has been caused by changes
in these meeting places after the committee
issued its call, and Die changes have re-
suited in conflicts between delegations The
committee takes a stand to avoid these
incidents and the confusion. In one or two
instances, perhaps, the meeting place as
signed may not be available, and in these
instances it has been suggested that after
the primary has been called to order at the
place designated and at the proper hours
the meeting adjourn to some available place
close by
no one on the floor of the convention ex-
cept the delegates, and this will serve to
is expected to last until iata in the AFTER AFTER
noon or until after o'clock Only suffi-
Gent chairs will be placed on the main
sections Of the galleries have been reserved
tor ladies. Harry Mounts has been selected
Is sergeant arms and he will be assist
tendent OF police always detailing several
ratio conventions. Chairman Moores says
mat ne VIII call the convention TO order
promptly at o'clock in the morning and
proceed with the business. The statement
printed yesterday that some of the candi-
lates had been favored more than others
In the distribution of convention hall tick
IT'S Is Indignantly denied by the committee
which has shown strict impartiality to all
If the candidates. 1t is probable that Jus
tus c. Adams will be chosen as chairman of
the convention.
Below is given list of the offices for
which candidates to be nominated and
list or the candidates arranged in alpha
| betlcal order. The figures in parentheses
| they reside The following are the candi-
dates whose names will go before the con-
vention:
Prosecuting Attorney-George w. Spahr
| CD, Charles Witsie C9.
Criminal Judge-Daniel NJ Bradbury CD,
John F. MGCrea 60, Warwick H. Ripley Co.
County Clerk-JOhn w. Bowlus 60, Daniel
~. Grubbs 90. Aurelius j. Joyce Q3). Thos.
r Ryan Co., David Wallace 60. Archibald
\. Young CD.
Auditor-John w. Browning 60. Harry B.
Smith CD.
Treasurer-John ]. Johnson Lawrence
| township, Philip Reichwein CS) William Fl.
Schmidt Cd, Roger r. Shiel o..
Recorder-Charles Dennis 90. Benjamin
| Franklin (0, Robert E. Groff %. Charles
| krauss %. William E. Schilling o. Theo-
dore Stein CD. George A. Taffe Q0).
Sherif-Joseph T.. Boswell Center north
sas0. Orval ID. Cosler Center northwesO.
| Mark c. Davis QO. Edward Dunn 90. VIM
| Grover go, John II. Human warren TOWN
| hip. William t. Long 90. Thomas p Shut
cltOn Q2).
Coroner-Dr. Alembert w. Brayton C9.
| Dr. Hiram c. Castor o. DR.. John ]. Gar
YER 90. Henry C. Miller go.
| Commissioner, First District-George w
| Askew (Warren), Charles Dawson Wash
| lngton), q. NJ Eastes Gawrence), James
| Il. Greer Franklin), Elijah McVsy (War-
| REM, Benjamin f. Osborn CWashington)
Commissioner, Third District-Jasner
| Guton (Pike), Henry Harding (Wayne).
| William Kinnan Oecatur), Charles III. Min
nemeyer CWayne), George E. Thompson
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