The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-08
Myers. AUS: owen. a.7so; Republican ma

Myers. AIS: Owen. 27so; Republican ma
jority. 662.
For congress-Watson. 2s24: Holman. q
$50: Watson's plurality, T4. Judge John d.
Miller elected Circuit judge of the counties
of Decatur and Rush by 1,2ss majority. All
of the county candidates were elected by
over 600. The Republican majority greatest
since the war. Republicans elect six out OF
nine township trustees, Republican gain
OF two.
Auburn-Thirty precincts out OF thirty
six give Myers, 1.76; Owen, 1900; McNag-
nv. 173s; Leighty, 2,l0o: Wood Oem). for
Representative, 1.sf5; Willis Rep), 2.225-
County ticket elected by majorities ranging
from $50 to 4Oo except auditor and surveyor.
which Democrats get. Republican gain in
County II DELAWARE COUNTY.
Muncie-The latest vote for the county
shows a Republican majority Of 3,225. which
is gain OF l.7s7 over the vote of 1892. Gen.
ter (Auncie) township gives a Republican
majority Of 1.Ts7. or a gain OF 1.147. Henry
u. johnson leads the State vote, cn which
the above figures are given.
DAvIESS COUNTY.
publican county and State candidates plu-
ralities ranging from 426 to So7. Republic
ans elect nine out Of the ten trustees and
the Populists one, q net Republican gain
Of four Democrats lose two and Populists
one. Out Of ninety-three candidates of va
rious kinds In the county and township. the
Democrats elect only one. constable. I'm
til few We ago Daviess county has
been reliably 3Vs Democratic. Returns from
the congressional district give Hardy. Re
publican, net plurality over Bretz, Dem
oerat, of loo. This district sends Its first
Republican to Congress
DUBOIS COUNTY.
Huntingburg-Oficial returns from Dubois
county give Democrats 1.400 majority for
State and congressional tickets. a Repub-
lican gain of 800 over 1892. S. H. Stewart,
Republican, is elected Representative from
Dubois. Lawrence, Martin and Orange coun-
ties by 200.
ELKHART COUNTY.
Goshen--Elkhart county gives a Repub-
lican gain OF 1.2l3, having a Republican
plurality of 1.299. Elected for first time in
twenty years entire Republican ticket
Royse Rep.) beats Wanner in the district
by $500. Republican gain of $500.
Elkhart-In this Concord township Ow-
ems majority is $780, a gain Of 4i0. Royse,
for Congress. has a majority OF s7S over
Wanner, gain of over 400. Harrison
Rep.). for joint Representative. 705 ma
jority; Farrell Rep).. for Representative.
$50 majority. Every Republican county can
didate Is elected in township by majorities
from l20 to 4s7. Barego township gives
Republican State ticket Ii majority; Cleve-
land township, So; Ozolo township 80;
Washington township. As. Every Repub-
lican candidate in county elected by the
largest majorities in the history of the
county. County Republican on the State
ticket by 1889.
FAYETTE COUNTY.
Connersville-A fair estimate places the
Republican plurality on the State ticket at
630. gain Of Sl4 over 1892. The entire
county ticket is reelected by $50 to over
900 plurality. All the Republican candi-
dates for township trustee were elected ex-
cept in Waterloo
FOUNTAIN COUNTY.
Covington-Thirteen precincts show net
Republican gain OF 1873. Faris will carry
county by 225. Entire Republican county
ticket is elected first time in the history
FLOYD COUNTY.
New Albany-F1oyd county gives Stock
slayer, 3055; Tracewell. 3.1oo; Stockslager's $
majority. As. In 1892 Brown. DEM, carried
the county with q majority Of 1,261. The
Republicans elect the auditor, treasurer
and sheriff, the three defeated candidates
being Catholics. Judge G. B. Cardwill,
Rep, Is elected joint Representative of
Harrison. Floyd and Crawford counties;
majority of 291, carrying each county by a
small vote.
FULTON COUNTY.
Rochester-FTrst time in its history Re-
publicans have carried county by pluralities
ranging from 100 to 80. Following are
elected: James X. Houghton, prosecuting
attorney; Charles j. Loring. Representa-
tive; James r. Shelton. clerk; John Kessler,
auditor; John ]. Kumler. treasurer; Geo.
K. Brundnge. recorder; Francis Dillon,
sheriff; Edward Zook, coroner; Lucius V.
Gould, surveyor; Moses Barnett and Thos
F. Lovett, commissioners.
GIBSON COUNTY.
Princeton-Eight precincts out of thirty
In Gibson county show State ticket: Re
publican. 967; Democratic. al; Republican
gain, 800. County ticket elected by Repub-
ncans. Hemenway runs 500 ahead of ticket.
Later returns show Republicans have car
ried county by over 600 majority.
GRANT COUNTY.
Marion-Returns from forty-six out of
fifty-two precincts in Grant county give a
Republican plurality to the State and coun-
ty tickets of 2,6SS. Steele, Republican for
Congress. runs ahead of the State and coun-
ty ticket Plurality in 1892 was 1.274.
GREENE COUNTY.
acknowledgements returns show Re
publican plurality of 70i for State, con
gressional. judicial and senatorial tickets
The entire Republican county ticket elected
by same. Republican gain of 400. Ticket
lect-Representative. Howard N. Booher
clerk. John w. Graham; auditor, III. L
Doney; treasurer Noah Brown; recorder
James r. Persons: sheriff, John H Johnson
In Highland, Stockton and other Democrat
ic townships Republicans heve elected ever,
stable.
HARRISON COUNTY.
Corydon-Republicans carried Harrison
county by 100 on the State ticket. Entir
Republican county ticket elected by plu
ralities ranging from 100 to 40. George w
Self, Republican candidate for joint Sena
ator. is elected by 200. Fowler, Rep, Rep
resentative of Harrison county, by 125. ans
Cardwill, Rep. for joint Representative
has plurality in this county of 150.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Noblesville-Twenty precincts out of thir
ty-fve show net Republican gain of 33s
Same ratio will make total gain in tn