The Indianapolis journal., 1894-04-14
AN IMMENSE TURNOUT
Republican Primaries Elect Del
egates to Convention To-Day.
Largest Attendance Ever Known at Mar
ion County Precinct Meetings-COn-
tests COnsidered-The Delegates.

There has never been such an attendance
of Republicans at primaries in this city or
i'm this county as there was yesterday,
when delegates were selected to the county
convention, which is to be held in Tomlin-
son Hall, beginning at o'clock this morn
ing. In many of the out townships the pri-
maries were held in the afternoon, and
there was much surprise at the heavy out
pouring of farmers, who have started in
in earnest to show their allegiance 10 the
party that will bring good times back again.
The primaries in the city were held at
7:3O O'Clock, and in hardly instance was
the room or hall in which the meeting was
held sufficient to hold the crowd The South
side meetings would have led one to believe
that that portion of the city has been over
whelmingly Republican for years. In Demo
cratic Gibraltars, where Republican votes
were very scarce a few years ago, there
were big crowds On the North Side the
attendance was exceedingly large.
The votes for delegates were close in GER
tain precincts, and this resulted in over fif-
teen contests, but many of these were With
drawn by parties to the contests before
the committee had begun TO consider them.
The committee on credentials consisting
bert Baker, Smiley n. Chambers. Frank B.
iel Waite Howe and George
W. Lancaster, met in Superior Court,
Room l. in the courthouse, at o'clock.
The committee on permanent organization
will consist of j. w. Fesler. Cyrus J.
Clark, Albert W. Moore, Lew q. Akin and
Allan Hendricks.
The committee worked until "A late hour
last night settling the contests that were
placed before it, and the names of those
whom the committee declared delegates
appear in the list given below. Chairman
Moores will call the convention to order
| promptly at o'clock, and the convention
will then proceed at once to business. 1t
| is expected that the work will hold the
| convention throughout the entire day. Only
delegates will be admitted to the iirst floor.
and admission to the hall will be entirely
by ticket Mr.. Justus c. Adams will proba-
bly, be chosen as chairman. The following
| is list of the delegates as far as they
| were sent in last night:
Precinct i-Pearson Mendenhall, Will
| Leonard, Oliver NJ. Murphy, l.. NJ. Howe,
Precinct John Roach, Charles Russell.
| William Cross.
| Precinct 81: s. Partridge. o. L. Hen
/ bricks, John WINNER, Mason jackson,
| Richard Johnson.
Precinct 5-Thomas NJ. Chill, John Mel
SI Preeinct 1a aenrV Bsptist tis Robept Will
liams, DR.. b. w. Sullivan, H E. Sullivan
Precinct 7IAugustus Mueller. George
| Precinct 9-Messrs. Howe, Lakin, Ballard
! and o. n. Wilmington.
Precinct, lOaLewis E. Kline. G. L. sulli-
van, j. S. Wright
| Precinct III. Davis, E. Jones, Jacob
Ehrisman, Ed Logsdon.
Precinct 12-,Perry. NJ: Barnard, Charles
Precinct BE. F. Norwood, e. Eddy. c.
| s. Tareton.
| l.. Whitsell, a. Hobbs, Isaac Russell
Precinct 15-Walter Sourbeer, Joseph Fop-
piano, John Mountain.
| Precinct 16-J. r. Allen, H c. Roney,
| j. j. Morris, c. w. Tutewiler, S. j. Wood
| ward.
| Precinct 17-Dr Robert T. oliver, Dr.
Fred c. Woodburn, jefferson Caylor, John
Precinct 1S-C. S. Roney. F. b. Gardner,
| Precinct 19-Daniel l.. Brown. ID. 1. Scott
| w. D. Griffin. ]; j: Higgins, c. E. Thorn
| Precinct 2O-W. H. Hobbs H. E. Shide-
Ter, E. p: Thompson, John Reagan, DR.. H.
| Z. Ridpath.
| Precinct g-F. H. Carter, ]. w. Wrinck,
Precinct 221Thomas Harding, David w.
Brouse Frank Wallace, ]. ID. Hoss, T. 5.
uPTsS PTsSnst f{0h1 E4anr c. FaFker MeGu,,anv, "A
Precinct 241W. w. Thornton; Harry E.
| Glover, Lewis Haase
Precinct 25-Edward Bogardus G. NJ.
Hawkins. F. L. Daugherty. G. W. Torrey.
Precinct 2s-Dan Winning, w. H. Coburn,
Charles w, Thompson, H. c. Tuttle;
b. d. Lockwood H. a. Grassland, Court
Van Camp, o. F. Root.
P5scinst 2c t6doaT5 BoOkwfter x George
Precinct 29-Newton Harding, S. ~ Whit
more, a. ]. Gardner. ]. C. Pierson, w. S.
Precinct SOW. S. Byram, t. l.. Thomp-
son, S. ID. Pray. NJ. Steinhauer. James An
Precinct s1-Joseph G. Stemen, Frank
Swain, Frank Hibbetts, II. K. Lands, Ed
| Alfred.
C. X. Lane, Omer Rodibaugh, Nathan
Precinct ss-Bentamin Lee Rand Butler utter
George Dyer, Edward Kirkpatrick.
A v Morgan, d. S. Norwood, Allen Tay.
lor.
Precinct Ssh. C. Turner. ]. r. McCor-
mick, Charles Cheatham, Thomas Shilling
G. l.. Jones. Ed Campbell.
Precinct 36-John f. Ford, j. w. Pratt
Precinct S7-Ross Stout, Harvey Sheets
Alex. Stout
Jdbes George Ford, A Mcclure "
Precinct 39-James Grant, 5. Marshall
Precinct 40-Alex. Nichols. Las Seaton, w
| w. Walden, Ed Harmening, Philip Mays.
| Precinct 4-W. r. Doris, Simon Gold
smith, Steve Crawford, F. p. Smith Jas
| Shelton.
Precinct 42-William w. Cristy. Andrew
Locklear. William Mills. Thomas Kamp.
l. Precinct 43-Clint Lowe, j. II. Locklear
A. c. Sims Sol Muchs, John Kinchen
Precinct 44-Vernon Alberts, John Evans
Frank Hurt, Isaac Hawkins, Robert Rus
sell.
Precinct 45-George Yanthis Edward
| Harris, Henry Wakefield.
Precinct &c. III. Dean, Burd Ebert, WOOD
Noal Nance Goens Frank Goens.
! Precinct 47-Albert Leap. Frank Roberts
T. Nj. Offutt John NJ. Wall.
Precinct iS-Dr. j. Il. Long, Abe Franks
Charles Wells. Harry Obrist.
Precinct 49-Dr. o. II. Pettijohn, G. III
O'Brien. Cornelius Kelly, C. l.. Haynes
Precinct 50-Charles II. Scholl. William
| Porter. Ben Lefever. Ed Hurd.
Precinct 51-Frank Jones, Harry Bryant
Precinct 52-John Wilson, John Mann
John r. Owens, ID. Green.
Precinct Sc. H. Citizens, A. H. Colder
II. Schrader.
| McCray and Thomas Burkhart.
Precinct 55-John White. George w
Smoch. w. T.. Carter. Alternates-JOhI
Kenney, John Vail and George Allison
Committeeman-W. Z. Carter.
Precinct 56-John Wocher. William C
Newcomb. George B. Elliott Walter Huf
ford, Edward Reeves.
| Precinct 57-W. l.. Reamy, James L. Rob
erts, Horace Smith. a. l.. Mason.
| Precinct 5S-H. B. Gates, Sam f.. SpOoner
| 6 X Fletcher, &. w. Sheets, William \