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lican gain of 7s5 for Hatch over thinner
man for Congress.
POSEY COUNTY.
Mount Vernon-Six precincts in this city
show 1C4 Republican gain.
PERRY COUNTY.
Cannellton-Three precincts give Repub-
lican gain of nfty-five.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
. Gresncastlea,Fives out of 80 precincts give
Ten out Of thirty-two precincts in this
Representing and several Republicans on
Complete from five precincts give Owen
Ala; Myers 2S7. a Republican gain of 127
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Union City-A, B, C, precincts, net Re-
publican gain Sc. Lisbon and Harrisville.
Winchester-Twenty-fou precincts in
county give Republican ,Sd & gain ,, OF Az; sig "
SCOTT COUNTY.
Scottsburg--One precinct shows Republic
an gain of Is.
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY.
South Bend-Twenty-o precincts. out of
sixty, give Republicans a majority of 62s.
Royse. for Congress, will have 600 in the
/, sTEUBEN COUNTY.
Angola-Pleasant township, Republican
gain ninety-seven.
STARKE COUNTY
Knox-Estimated Republican gain of fifty
nine in Wayne township.
SHELBY COUNTY.
Shelbyville-..Nine precincts give Repub-
lican gain 106.
TIPPECANoE COUNTY.
Lafayette-Ten precincts, out of forty
nine. give a Republican gain of 297. Re-
Twenty-four precincts show Republican
gain of 7S6. uniform gain of 80 to pre-
cinct. with twenty-five precincts yet to
TTPTON COUNTY.
Windfall-Three precincts give Owen 239.
Myers 1885, net Republican gain of 81.
UNION COUNTY
Lberty-Five precincts give Republican
gain of So. County ticket elected.
vANDERBURG COUNTY.
Evansville wenty-nine precincts give
Owen, 1926; Myers, 2,75S, a Republican gain
of 516. This gives county 120O for Owen.
vIGO COUNTY
Terre Haute-Six out of sixty-five pre-
eincts give Republican gain of 12o for
Twenty-three precincts give Owen. 2.5O7;
Myers. 2,l2s Same ratio viii give Repub-
Icans county by 1,cfS, a gain of LAS.
vERMILLION' COUNTY.
Newport-Eight precincts give owen 766;
Myers, 534, Republican gain of 102. Ten
precincts show Republican gain of 2l5.
WABASH COUNTY.
North Manchester-Seven precincts give a
Republican gain Of ITO. Steele runs fifteen
ahead.
WHITLEY COUNTY.
Columbia City-Seven precincts show
Republican gain of 105.
WELLS COUNTY.
Blunton-Five precincts give Owen. 4ss;
five. Congressman Martin running behind.
WAYNE COUNTY.
Cambridge City-Five precincts out of
six give Republican gain of $50.
,tnv.v nvvan GA
cincts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS out of thirty
two precincts give Owen 4,546; Myers, 2 O67
a Republican gain of 800. Majority in coun-
ty not less than $500.
WHITE COUNTY.
Monticeilo-Feur precincts show Republic
an gain of g.
Thirteen precincts out of twenty-five, Re-
publican gain PAP.
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0 Democratic. Congressman Byn.

300 Democratic. Congressman Bynum
buried
Pendleton-Four precincts, Republican
Four precincts here give Henry 5f7. By
mum 40. a Republican gain or lOl
Alexandria-Henry gains z3S over Bynum
Summittville-Vang Buren township Re-
publican gain, as
MARTIN COUNTY.
Loogootee-Derocrats make net gain OF
four in Perry township.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Crawfordsville--Eisht precincts give Re-
Twenty-four precincts give Republicans
2,537, Democrats 221S, Republican gain of
1s1. Brookshire is behind ticket ,-o
p.,,;;c. $50 a. mmowen .s carries county by 40;
Darlington-Franklin township gives Re-
publican gain of "A.
Faris gained 13 over BrookSh1re In two
precincts here.
MIAMI COUNTY.
Peru-Fifteen precincts show Republican
gains Of 20 per cent
Fourteen precincts show Republican gain
of 164. Several Republicans on county
ticket probably elected.
MONROE COUNTY.
Bloomington township. complete. gives 9
Republican majority of 1874, a gain of 2OS.
At p m. indications point to S75 major
Overstreet will have 275 or more. DEM
ocrats elect two legislators.
MORGAN COUNTY.
MISUNDERSTANDING township, Re-
publican gain seventy-two.
NOBLE COUNTY.
Albion-Four precincts give Owen 4I9; My
ers, 1862, Republican gain of 81.
Thirteen precincts give Myers. Las; Ow-
en-, 1913, Republican ioss of 81. County
good for 800 Republican.
NEWTON COUNTY.
Kentland- Eleven out of fourteen pre-
cincts show So Republican gain.
Goodland-Two precincts Republican gain,
OHIO COUNTY.
Rising Sun-Watson led ticket with big
gains over Holman.
OWEN COUNTY.
Spencer-Four precincts in Owen county
show Republican gain of So
PORTER COUNTY
Valparaiso-Four precincts give Repub
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Murdered a Miner.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Nov. 6.-George
Stultz. a saloon keeper at Sand Cut a min
ing settlement ten miles north OF this city.
shot and killed miner named Frank
Bailey last night. About midnight Stultz
wanted to close his saloon. but a crowd
of half drunken men insisted on keeping
IL open. Bailey attacked Stultz with a bill
lard cue. A man named Watson separated
them, but Bailey renewed the attack, and
when he came behind the bar Stultz jumped
began throwing beer glasses at him, when
Stultz turned and fired twice. The second
shot struck Bailey in the face and killed
him instantly. Stultz came TO the city this
morning and gave himself up. Bailey is
from Missouri, but came here from Colo
rado week ago. Stultz Is man of family
and has borne a good reputation.
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MISS DIEBOLD DIED
RESULT OF GAS EXPLOSION IN WEST
MINISTER SEMINARY.
Miner Murdered at Sand Cut Near
Terre Haute-Mrs. Lawrence
Frich, of Shelbyville, Burned.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Nov. 6.-Clara Die
bold. the domestic burned at the West
minister Seminary by a sewer-gas explo-
sion this morning. died this evening without
regaining consciousness. The other domes-
tics are pronounced out of danger. The ex-
plosEon was caused by sewer gas in the
basement of Westminster Seminary, a
young ladies' college in this city, this
morning. Clara Diebold was fatally burned
and Edith Masters seriously injured They
were servant girls at the seminary and
had gone in the basement TO see about a
leak in the water pipes. lighting matches
for that purpose.
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Gnin of LAS I'm yigo.

SpeclaI 10 the lndlandpOlS JourHaI
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 6.-Twenty
precincts of vigo county show an average
gain of 20 to a precinct. Faris for Goa
gress may run ahead of the ticket. The
two or three Democratic county candidates
for whom the Lamb Tamnany sacrificed,
everybody ran slightly ahead, but will fall
some hundreds short of election. Twenty
three precincts in vigo county give Owen
2,507, Myers 2,123. Same ratio of gains will
give the Republicans the county by l,04s,
a gain of 144S.
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Naturalization mt EIwood.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Nov. 6.-The election in
this place to-day was one of the most ex-
citing and most fiercely contested ever held
in the history of the city. 1t is estimated
that fully 80 per cent OF the full vote as
polled was cast. In several precincts in
timidation of voters by Democratic mem-
bers of election boards is reported, and ar
rests will likely follow and several precincts
be probably thrown out The fight is ex-
tremeIy bitter, but the city is Republican.
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Mr.. SchOlx Arrested.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 6.-The Repub-
licans are now confident of having car
ried the State ticket Returns are coming
in slowly. F. j. Scholz, candidate for State
Treasurer the Republican ticket. was
arrested by sheriff for being too Near the
polls. Other prominent Republicans were
also arrested. Holloway and Kamp, Re-
publicans surely elected to the Legislature.
Nothing yet heard from other county Of
fees. Indications are that county gains
600 for State ticket over two years ago.
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Carried Cooper's Ward.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. 6.-The First
ward in this city gave G. w. Cooper in 1872
116 majority. Overstreet carried this ward
to-day by % majority. Six out of thirteen
precincts give Overstreet a net gain over
Cooper's last vote of 16S.
Six precincts in this city gave Congress
man George w. Cooper. in 1892. 40 ma
jority; same precincts to-day gave Over
street twenty-six majority. Congressman
Cooper has given up the fight and gone
home.
Fourteen precincts in this county give
Overstreet majority of 2S Two years ago
same precincts gave Cooper a majority 81
s2s. Democrats concede Cooper's defeat by
1.OO0.
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Howard County Goo. I.sOO.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. eight precincts
Of Howard county give Owen, Rep, Gil;
Myers, DEM, 2S5, Republican net gain
of 22O. The Republicans claim the county
by 1.S0O. gain of 600.
Eighteen of the thirty-eight precincts of
Howard county give Owen 2, so; Myers, 7s4;
Robinson, Populist 254. This is a Repub-
lfcap gain of 300 The county will go 1900
Republican, a gain of S00 Hanly will have
100 majority over Burkhardt. the Populo-
cratic candidate for Congress-
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Clark County VIII Give 300.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
F JEFFERSONVILLE,I Ind, Nov. 7.-1:4O a.
m.-From the precincts heard from. COM
pairing the vote with the vote of 1882, the
Republicans make gain in Clark county
of 210. At this ratio the county will give
a Republican majority of 300. Tracewell.
Republican, for Congress, and Owen. for
Secretary of State, run along with the
county ticket. Reynolds, Republican, for
joint Representative from Clark, Scott and
Jennings, is thought to be elected. and the
election of Watson, Republican, for joint
Senator from Clark and Jefferson, is con-
ceded by the Democrats Republicans are
wild over the prospects.
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AccideutaIIy Burned.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYVILLE. Ind, Nov. e.-Mrs. Law
renee Frick. in attempting to light a nat
ural-gas fire this morning. accidentally set
fire to her clothing. which was almost en-
trely burned from her body and all the
hair singed from her head. Her husband
in attempting to extinguish the flames, was
also badly burned
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JolIifying at Peru.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PERU. Ind, Nov. Give precincts give
Owen, $40; Myers, 3S6, Republican gain
of 40. Unofficial reports from ten others
show Republican gains of nearly 20 per
cent. Republicans now jollifying with
bands and drum corps over the general re-
suit.
2:2S a. m.-Fourteen precincts give 776 Re-
publican, Democratic 9O6, a Republican
gain of 164 Indications point to largely in
creased Republican majority and probabil-
ity of electing portion of county ticket.
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Thomas Martin dropped dead on the
street at Richmond yesterday. He was an
aged and well-known resident OF that city.
new company has been organized at
Richmond under the name of ''The Ma
tional Church Furniture Company" and
the following officers have been chosen:
fls Plresident' NJ G scrv Hgiy; vice ace president
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Tippecnnoe Goes 1,300.
| Snecial IN the IndianapOlis journal.

SpecIaI 10 tne InuIdHdpOIlS JUuTIIdI.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 6.-Ten pre-
cincts in Tippecanoe county show a net
Republican gain of 297 or an average
of thirty to a precinct. There are
forty-nine precincts in the county
and present indications are Republicans
will have 1900 majority, gain of 500 j.
Frank Hany. Republican candidate for
Congress. has message stating Howard
county gives him 100 plurality.
a. m.-Twenty precincts in Tippecanoe
county show a net Republican gain of Go
over 1892. This ratio Of gain, If mai7-
tanned. will give the Republicans a majority
of 1,940 in Tippecanoe county.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Nov e-Six precincts
in the city Of Muncie and one outside in
Delaware county give Owens, 500; Myers,
40. Owing to change In Center township
precincts comparison is impossible The
one precinct outside shows a net Repubii-
can gain Of txenty-three. Republicans elect
the whole township. county and State ticket
by nearly 1900. gain Of 800 over 1892.
Sixteen precincts in Delaware county
gave Owen. 2l11; Myers. sl4; thirteen pre-
cincts out of twenty-three In this. Center
township. give Owen. 1.S70: Myers, LII.
These precincts alone exceed the Repub-
lican majority Of 1sse. which was 723. This
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Il to the indianapolis Journal.

SpeciaI 10 the IndianapoIIS Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind, Nov. 6-About three
inches OF snow fell here last night and
sleigh bells jingled rierrily on Main street
for a while this morning. II was the first
snow of the season.
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wabash County Claims 1000.

WABASH, Ind, Nov. 6.-Returns have
been received from ten OF the twen-
ty-three precincts in Wabash coun-
ty on the State ticket These
precincts give Owen Rep. for Secretary
of State, plurality of 557. a net Repu5-
llcan gain over 1892 of s2S II this ratio
of gain is maintained the Republican plu-
rality in Wabash county will rea sh 1900. A
very heavy vote was polled.
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Killed His Rival.
Special to

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
DECATUR, Ind. Nov. 7.-As Isaac Smith
was emerging from church tonight he was
struck on the head by young man named
Walters and instantly killed. Jealousy OF
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Hill Beaten by 10000 Below the Hars
lem, Where He Confidently Ex-
pected to Win by 10000.
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CHII1LICOTHE. o.. Nov. 6.-Johnson
lowered Tylers worlds championship rec
ord for one-third and half miles with stand
Ing start. riding wrong way OF track;
third OF mile in 80 seconds, half In 55lls
zecOuds
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Cass County Good for 900.
acial 70 tho Indiana nalis Journal

LOGANSPORT. Ind. Nov. 6-Twenty-
one precincts in Cass county, out OF fort.--
seven. give Myers 1853 and Owen 1,s79. The
same precincts in 1892 gave Cleveland ], $50
and Harrison 1.660; net Republican gain of
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Leighty Defeat. McNnrpy


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. Nov. 6.-Thirteen
precincts in this city and county. on State
ticket. give Republicans s6s; Democrats
LOIS; Republican gain OF 300. Leghty. Re-
Continued ON Seventh PaseJ
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Gains of from 500 to 1000 Over the
Vote of 1892 Seems the Story in
Every County.
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gain Is remarkable. Nearly all tickets were
stamped but once. There is great rejoicing
here tonight.
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TANNANY's TIGER SWALLOWED IN
POLITICAL CATACLYsN.
| Greatest Republican Victory Ewes
Achieved mt the Polls in Gotham
and New York State.
MORTON'S PLURALITY 10000

EVERY DEMOCRATIC STRONGHOLD
ENGULFED BY THE DELUGE.
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STRONG ELECTED MAYOR
RECEIVED 10000 MORE VOTES THAN
THE TAMMANY CANDIDATE.

Goff and All the Other Candidates ON
the Committee of Seventy Ticket
Also Successful.
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Clay County the Same.

opecldl 10 the lnuldndponS JouTudl
BRAZIL. Ind. Nov. 6.-Twenty-one pre-
cincts are heard from in this county and
the Republicans gained 476 votes over the
vote of 1892. Republicans are jubilant and
are confident of electing the entire county
ticket.
The leading Democrats. have conceded the
loss Of the county by 300 majority, but from
reports CLEANED at this hour 1t is evident
that the majority will be much larger.
The county in 1892 went Democratic by 450.
James A. McNut, Rep, defeated s. NJ. Nc
Gregor for judge for the counties of Clay
and Putnam.
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Myers strong in Hancock County.

Speclal 10 the Indianapolis journal.
GREENFIELD, Ind, Nov. 6.-Returns
from five precincts in Hancock county
give Myers, 466; Owen, 326. The same pre-
cincts in 1892 gave Cleveland 459 and Har-
rison 367. These are from Democratic
strongholds and while they show gains on
the Democratic State ticket the Repub-
lican county ticket including Henry for
Congress, is gaining right along. The Re
publcans expect to elect some of the
county officers and carry majority of the
township trustees
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THE RETURNS HELD BACK

OWING TO GREEN SMITHS LAST
STAB AT THE ELECTION LAW.
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Language Fails to Convey nm Accu-
rate Understanding of This
Mighty Overthrow.
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THESE THE FIGURES REPRESENT
ING REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN HOOsIER-
DOM SWEPT OFF THE EARTH.
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S. L. GEISTHARST, ATTORNEY,
BURR BLOCK.


To Patrick Egan, and Alice NJ. Egan. his
wife. non resident defendants:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that on January 18th, 1894. the Clark &
Leonard Investment company, Nebraska
corporation; the Philadelphia Mortgage and
Trust company, a Pennsylvania corporation
and Rebecca Emily Ashbridge, as plaintiffs
began an action against you and other de-
PENDANTS in the district court of Lancaster
county. Nebraska. the object of which is to
toreclose certain mortgage on the follow
ing land in said county, tO-wit: Lot num-
Der thirty nine (39) of s. w. Little's sub-di-
vision of the west half of the southwest
quarter of section "a. township 10. north of
range 6 east of the 9th principal meridian
according to the recorded plat made by
you, dated March q 1888. to secure the
payment of your prOmissory note to said
The Clark & Leonard Investment company
for "a 900 on which there is now due $500
with interest from April l, 1891 at 10 per
cent per annum pursuant to coupons.
Plaintiffs pray for decree Of foreclosure
and sale Of said land to satisfy said liens as
aforesaid, for deficiency judgment and gen.
eral relief
You are required to answer plaintiff pc
tition on or before the 30th day of April,
1894.
THE CLARK & LEONARD INVEST
MENT COMPANY,
THE PHILADELPHIA MORTGAGE &
TRUST COMPANY, and
REBECCA EMILY ASHBRIDGE,
By S. L. GEIsrHARDT, Plaintiffs.
Mar "A At Attorney.
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WITHOUT THE
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hand, the chain in the other and gives
short, quick jerk-the ring slips off the
watch stem, and away goes the watch, leav-
ing the victim only the chain.
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4 YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
ANINTERESTING SKETCH.

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THE COURIER
GRAND OPENING
OF the Curtice Music Hall and Piano War
Room. 2O1 So. 1th st.

or the Curtice Music Hall and Piano Ware
Room. COZ So. 18th st.
The n. p. Curtice Co. have fitted up the
second floor of the building they occupy as
recital hall and piano salesroom and the
formal opening will occur this Saturday
afternoon and evening.
The hall has been handsomely decorated
and in the afternoon will contain the largest
and most varied line of pianos ever seen in
the city.
The Mandolin club will entertain during
the afternoon. and in the evening the pia
nos will be removed, the hall filled with
seats and a concert program will be given
by the representative talentof the city.
c. A. Wirick Lincoln Trunk factory. I217
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Prices SOC, Toe. and Sl.Oo.
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HYPN0TISM.
DR..
Franklin
Perry

Will deliver lectures with anus
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