The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-21

The primaries tonight are held by wards
instead of precincts. as were those for the
delegates TO the county convention. The
only delegates who can be recognized under
the call will be those chosen at the ward
meetings. Two sets of delegates are 10 be
chosen. One for the Republican State con-
vention, which meets next Wednesday, and
one for the Seventh district congressional
convention, which meets on Tuesday.
Franklin, Lawrence, Decatur Pike and
Washington townships have already elected
their delegates. Center. Perry, Warren and
Wayne townships will elect delegates to-
day. The primary in Perry township will
be held at o'clock in the afternoon, and
all others will be held at 1880 o'clock in the
evening. The apportionment is based as
follows: One delegate to the State conven-
ton for every $50, and one delegate to the
congressional convention for every 100 votes
cast for Harrison for President in 1892.
Below is given the meeting places for the
primaries tonight and the number of State
and congressional delegates to which each
ward is entitled:
Ward LII Hillside avenue; State s. con-
Ward 2-Engine house, Seventh and Ash
streets; State IL, congressional 16.
Ward ~ West Seventh street; State IL,
congressional IL.
Ward 4-Hamlin Hall; State 9. congress
Ward 5-S27 West Washington street;
State G. congressional g.
Ward 6-Owen's drug store. SOP North Illi-
nois street; State 10, congressional ii.
Ward 7-Headquarters fire department.;
Ward S-No hose house, East Washing
ton street. State 8, congressional 8.
Ward 9-Lincoln League headquarters on
Ward 10-Superior Court, Room 1; State
6, congressional 9.
Ward Inlay market, on Kentucky ave
nue.. State L. congressional 6.
Ward 12-Coumbia Hall; State 8. congress
sional Z.
Ward 13-Engine house. Virginia avenue
and Huron street; State, 6. congressional 9.
Ward 1+Fountain square; State s. con-
gressional T.
Ward 1910 South Meridian street; State
Center acknowledgements school
house; State 2, congressional 3.
North acknowledgements Hall; State
g. congressional g.
Center, Southeast-Captain Dawson's resi-
dence; State l. congressional 2
West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Grand OPP
eraN House; State 4, congressional Z.
Woodruff Place-Town Hall; State 1. con-
gressiOnal 1.
Perry, Southport-State 2. congressional g.
Warren-Captain Brouse's office Irving
ton: State 2 congressional 3;
Wayne Township, and at McCaSlfn' S
schoolhouse 2 and 10 at Pleasant Grove
schoolhouse 3 and at Mount Jackson
sGhooihoTse 5, and 2 at old schoolhouse
Haughville; State B. congressional 5.
Marion county has a total of 100 delegates
in the State convention and 196 in the con-
gressional
The primaries will be called to order by
the precinct committeeman Of the pre-
cincts in which the primaries are held, and
to such committeeman will be sent the Gre
dentials of the delegates The delegates to
the State convention from Marion county
will meet at the Criminal Court room in
the courthouse on Tuesday evening, at $50
p m, for the purpose of organization and
consultation, and the delegates from the
Seventh congressional district will meet at
the same place at 7:30 of the same evening
for the same purpose. From the uncontest-
ed delegates TO the two conventions the
chairman will select a committee Of seven
on credentials, who will meet at the Marion
Club on Monday at 1880 o'clock p. m. TO
pass on all contests. No credentials will be
Issued to delegates to the congressional
convention.