The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-11-14

Delaware and RanQOlpn-tD. y. CranOr.
Grant and Marion-O. 4. Baker.
Boone and HamLton-Thomas z. Boyd.
Warren and Foultain-Fred Boord.
Laporte-J. w. Crumpbacler.
E.khart-W. w. Val.
Kosciusk0 and Wabash. d. Thayer.
Lagrange and Steuben-D. d. McManus
Vanderburg-J. a. McCutcheon.
Senator's Recently Elected.
DEMOCRATS.
Greene and SuI.ivan-Andrew Hum
phreys.
Dearborn. Ohio and swltzerland-co-
lumbus Johnson.
Perry and Dub)'s-1Iichael Sweeney.
Ripley. Franklin and Union-F. NJ
REPUBLICANS.
Auen-James b. White. ir.
Hancock and RusA-Th- h-nas X. Null.
Bartholomew, Brown and Monroe-H.
C. Duncan.
Huntington and we.ls-Adam Foust.
Jackson and L.awrence-Lluis Schneck
Warrck and Spencer-Dr l. II. White.
Benton, Jasper and Newton-L II.
Phares.
Psrks and VermilTon-W F. Kerns.
Gibson and Possy-VTgl 2. B)zemIn.
Dlviess and M3rtin-H I. HoughtOn.
Lake and Portsr-W. II. GosJlin.
Howard and Miami-James O'Brien.
Harrison, Crawford and Orange-GeOrge
W Self
Il q
Morgan and Johnsor-Wiliiam McCord.
Jefferson and Clark-Ward Watson.
St. Joseph and Starke-C. Holler.
Tippecanoe-W. ). Hagvard.
Adams, Jay and Biackford-J NJ. La
toilette.
Perry and Dubois-w. H. salm.
Knox and Pike. a. Bethel.
Wayne-Charies Shively.
summary.
Democrats holding over. II; republicans
holding over. H.
Democrats elected Tuesday, 4: repub-
licans elected Tuesday, Il.
Republican majority, II.
Representatives Elected.
DEMOCRATS.
A.len-George Y. Ken. Charles Dalman.
Dearborn. Ohio. switzerland-A J. Bow
ers.
Dearborn-John Feist
F1oyd-C. b. Armstrong.
Franklin-Ebenezer Cooley.
Hancock-John o. White
Jackson-Allen Swope.
JohnsOn-Samuel Billingsley.
Ripley. Franklin and Union-Moses
Remington.
Sul-ivan-John Higbee.
She.by-R w. Harrison.
Wells-AL. c. Blue.
REPUBLICANS.
ADAMS, jay ana D4dCkIOTu-F. J. Heck
er and EnOs Cole.
Bartholomew-C. F. Reny.
Benton and Warren. NJ. Hunter.
BOone-C. W. Griffin.
Clay-E. G.. O'Brien.
Carroll-Andrew Jackson.
Case. B. LOngwell.
Cass and Miami. +. Statesman.
Clinton-E. r. Floyd
Clinton, Upton. MadisOn-H. NJ Humid
ley
Crawford Harrison, Floyd-Cardwiu
Clark-H. G. PointdeXter.
Clark Scott Jennings r. Reynolds.
Daviess-J. G.. Ai,en.
Decatur-NIarshaI Newhouse.
DeKalb-F. W. Willis
Delaware-W. w. Ross.
Dubois. Martin. Lawrence and Orange
Stewart and Porter.
EIkhart, Kosciusko-W. c. B. Harrison.
Elkhart-George Farrell.
Fayette, Wayne-J. NJ. Mcintosh
Floyd, Harrison and Crawford-George
B. Cardwell.
Fountain-C F Hesler.
Fulton-C. J. Lori0g.
Greene-H. ". Booher.
Glbson-W. Z. Robinson.
Grant-H. NJ McC.askey.
Harrison-J. NJ. Fowler.
Henry-E. L. Eliott
Hendricks. w. Hamrick.
Hamilton. II. Harris.
Howard-S. +. Nicholson.
Huntington-F. d. Smith.
Jefferson. H CrOnZier.
Knox-Gaither.
Knox. Gibson and vanderburg-B. NJ.
wInoughby.
Kosciusko-J. W. Stettler.
Lake-Jerome Dinw.ddie.
Lagrange-F. d. Merritt
Iaporte-AlSert p Hunt
LaDorse and Starke-Uriah Culbert.
Madison. II. Terhune.
Montg merry. Putnam and Clay-Thomas
z. Moore.
Morgan-A. r. Howe.
Marshall-W. w S.mOns.
Marion and Shelby-W F. Rlalelv.
Marion-W G.. Van Arsdal, J. C.
Adams. John McGregor, w. H. Leedy,
Omer Boardman. c. Vonnegut.
Monroe and Browne. w. Allison.
Miami-Truman Grimes.
Newton. Jasper-M. L. Splitter.
Noble-O. L. Woodruff.
Owen-J. II. Reno.
Porter-G. c. Gregg.
Parke-A. NJ. Adams.
Perry-T. J. Gibson.
Pike. A. Coates.
Posey-Edwin Corr.
Pulaski. NJ. McBeth
Putnam-W Hanna.
RipIey-Charles H. wilson
Randoiph-A- J. Stakebake.
Rush.. o. Thomas.
81. Joseph-F. L. Lambert, Edward
Laidlow.
Spencer-R. L. Lloyd.
Ste1ben--E G. Mellendy.
Sullivan, Vigo and Vermillion-O. D.
Davis.
Tipton-R. II. Smith.
TiDpecrnoe-Amos WeIch, Charles w.
Becker.
vigo-Louis Finkbiner, T. H. spauld-
ing.
Vanderburg-Albert Kamp, Fred E.
Holloway.
Washlngton-A. S. CARROT.
Wabash-H. c. Petit
Warrick ID. A. Bohanan.
Wayne-P s. Blinkly.
Wayne and Fayette-L NJ. Mcintosh
Whitley--E. L. Barbour.
Summary.
Democrats elected. IA.
Republicans elected, Sc.
Republican majority, ~.
Republican majority on Joint ballot IS.
Corrections.
]. p. McGeath writes The Sentinel that
both he and John T. Kelly were elected
the democratic representatives, from Jay,
Adams and Blackford counties. Their
majority was 157. John W. Rinear writes