The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-11-14

Clerk-welman. s.574; Hess, 4.OS7
observation-disclosures. 1916; Geeting,
4.OSS
-Broolshire. 1914; Faris. 4,O97.
Representative-NIcCallister, 1868; Nc
Crea. 4,0SS.
The prohibition vote was 1872. and the
populist vote was 136.
Morgan County.
Secretary of State-Myers. 1857; Owen,
2,523.
Auditor-Fanning, 1874; Daily, 2,494
Treasurer-Chandler, 1,s14; Scholz, 2,490.
Attorney General-Grifnth 1874; Ketch-
am, 2,493.
Clerk-welman, 1875; Hess, 2,492
Superintendent-Thcma ISIS; Geeting,
2,491.
Congress-Cooper, 1,S4O; overstreet,
2,543.
Senator-NIiller, 1910; McCord. 2,475.
Representative-Howe 2,4S7; Scrugg. Cos.
The prohibition vote was seventy-three
and the populist vote was 207.
Monroe County.
. Sc Secretary of state-Myers, 1.7s7; Owen.
Auditor of state-Fanning, 1,76S; Daily,
2.267
Treasurer of Chandler, 1853;
Scholz. 2,265.
Acknowledgement Griffith, 1888;
L.EG
Clerk Supreme Court-Welman, 1,763;
Hess, 2,266
Observation-Disclosures 1,75s; Geeting,
1.77O.
statistician-Fuiton, 1,76o; Thompson,
2266
Geologist-Jordan, 1.77S; Blatchley,
2.267
Judge First District-Reinhard, 1.763;
Jordan. 1882.
Judge Fourth District-Daily, 1857;
Monks. 2,26l.
Congress Cooper. 1878; Overstreet, 2,24S.
Prosecuting Attorney-Sail, DEM, 1,790;
Edmondeon, rep, 2, 243
Senator-Cravens. DEM, 1.79O; Duncan.
rep, 2,243
Representative dem, 1871;
Allison, rep, 2,24S.
County Ticket.
Clerk-Dill, DEM, 1,S45; Woodward. rep.
2.227.
Treasurer-Kinser. dem, 1852; Wood
ward. rep. 2,211.
Recorder-Talbott, dem, 1,7S0; Jackson,
sheriff-Cox. dem. 1924; Adams. rep,
1929.
The prohibition vote was seventy-four,
and the populist vote was 274.
Martin County.
Secretary of State-Myers. 1852; Owen,
1884.
Misunderstanding. 1885; Daily, 1913.
Treasurer-Chandler, 1881; SchOlZ. 1913.
ey-General-Griffith, 1880; Ketch-
ClerlI@welman. 1881; Hess. 1913.
rintendent-Thomas, 1880; Geeting,
1913
Congress-Bretz. 1928; Hardy. 1927.
Senat0r-Davis, dem. 1,2SS; Houghton,
rep, 1888,
Representatives-Gu DEM, 1.259; Nc
Cormick, dem, 1,216; Porter, rep, 1853
Stewart. rep, 1884.
Prohibition vote, p; populist vote, 242.
Madison County.
Secretary Of Statc-Myers, 1886; Owen,
$500.
Auditor-Fanning. 5.452; Daily. CASA
Attomey-General-Gr 5,f5f; Ketch-
am 6.4S9.
Experimentation 5,44S; Geeting,
6,4S9.
Congress-Bynum $500; Henry 1928.
Representative--Bees 1894; Terhune,
Joint Representative-Clark, 5,4SS
Hundey 6.521.
Marshall County.
Secretary of State-Mycrs, 2,7S6; Owen,
Notwithstanding. 1853; Daily, 274s.
Treasurer-Chandler, 1852; Scholz, 2, 744.
Attorney-General-Gri 2,65l; Ketch-
am, 2.744.
rintendent-Thomas, 2,645; Geeting,
2,744.
Congress-Warren. 1886: Royse, 2,791.
adves-B0ugher dem, 2,52S;
Simons, rep, 1885.
Prohibition vote. 1O2; populist vote. 1862
Newton County.
Secretary of State-Myers, III; Owen,
1889.
Misunderstanding. 761: Daily. 1,271
Treasurer-Chandler. 759; Scholz, 1,271.
Attorney General-Grih:th, 762; Ketch-
am, 1.271.
Clerk-Welman. 1852, Hess, 1870.
Observation-Disclosures $50; Geeting,
1870.
Congress-Zimmerm IT'S; Hatch. 1900
Senator-W ashburn, 94S; Phares, 1857.
Representative-Nowe 900; Splitter,
1870.
The prohibition vote was sixty-one and
the poulist vote was 142.
Noble County.
Secretary of State-Myers, 2.645; Owen,
30Si.
Misunderstanding. 1910; Daily, so5s
Treasurer-Chandler, 2,612; Scholz, 3,051.