The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-11

always made an excellent official In
his duties he has always been courteous
with those transacting business with
him and Will poll the full strength Of
the party.
Mr.. Williams is an old resident of the
city, and Il at present employed in the
blacksmith department in the Moron
Shops. He has served in the council and
viii make a strong race for treasurer.
The cOuncilmanic winners. Hammer
smith, Herley, Richey, Fougerrousse
Haus. Heb. Sloemer and Blust are we'll
known citizens, and several have al
ready served terms in the council
DANA. April S.-Special.-Pursuant to
a call Of c. w. Ward, chairman of the
county central committee. the democ-
racy of Nermillion county assembled
yesterday at Newport for the purpose Of
recognizing the county committee and
selecting delegates 10 the state, congress
sional, senatorial, joint representative
and judicial conventions. The day was
exceptionally fine and the 'unterrihed'
were out in full force. The meeting was
harmonious throughout. the utmost good
feeling prevailing. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted indorsing Grover
Cleveland's administration, the Wilson
bill as il left the house, and the ex-
cellent administration of Governor
Claude Matthews. The congressional
delegates were instructed 10 cast their
congress, and while the other delegates
went uninstructed. delegates were CHOSEN
that were favorable to the Hon. John
w. Redman for representative.
LEBANON. April s-Special.-The
democratic city convention was held
here last night and the following nom
nations were made: Mayor, II. l..
Moore: marshal, Il. r. Pavey; clerk, X.
z. BerTyhill; treasurer, j. r. Beck. The
convention was an enthusiastic one and
the ticket is one of the best ever put
in the field and is i'm striking contrast
TO part of the republican ticket Each
man nominated last night has a perfect
~ clean record and is eminently fitted
for the Office for which he was NOM
mated. Mr.. Moore, the nominee for
mayor. is at present deputy auditor Of
the county. Notwithstanding the repub-
lican plurality of over hundred the
democrats have high hopes Of electing
their ticket.
WINCHESTER. April S.-Special-The
democrats met here yesterday In con-
ventiOn. nominated county ticket,
passed resolutions indorsing the state
and Chicago platforms of 1892 and APP
pointed delegates to the state. congress
sional and senatorial conventions. Fred
s. Caldwell was elected chairman OF the
county committee. For representative,
ID. A. Arthur; treasurer, Henry S.
Curry: auditor o. 7. Lewis sheriff,
II
lar; surveyor, John A. Bragg; commits
sioners, Daniel L. Johnson and Abraham
Lasley; coroner. DR.. Charles McNaul.
NOBLESVILLE, April Special
The democrats of Cicero have noTni-
mated the following ticket: Trustees,
Charles H. Dale and Henry Hummel;
treasurer George Anthony; clerk, S. II.
Durham; marshal Sherman Jessup. The
republicans have put the following tick
ct in The field: Trustee First district,
Henry NJ. Stehman; trustee Second dis
trict, John E. Bert; treasurer, o. d. Has
kett; clerk John a. Hall; marshal, Will
lam T. Smith.
FIT WAYNE, April. 7.-Special.-City
Attorney w. III. Shambaugh was NOM
mated for democratic candidate for
mayor by plurality of two votes over
DR.. Henry 4. Reed, and Rudy Rinewald
was nominated for city clerk by eighty
plurality over Fred Reineke and Otto
Herbst. The result on mayor is so very
close that Reeds friends are not dis
appointed and await an official count.