The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-07
THE MINEE
Brief Biographies of the Six Men
Named Last Night.

Archibald A. Young. at present the coun-
Gilman from the Third ward. was nominated
on the at-la-ge ticket as a testimonial to
his excellent record in the City Council.
lie declined to be a candidate for renomi-
nation In his own ward, although he would
have had no opposition had he announced
himself. Although he announced that he
was not a candidate before last nights
convention, the convention decided to nom
mate him anyhow. He has served several
terms from the Third ward and is one of
the best known and respected men in the
city. He is a member OF the tailoring firm
OF Young & McMurray, is a Mason and a
member of the Tabernacle Church.
Carey Mcpherson is a ~well-known travel
ing man, who IS now on the road for the
Home Cracker Company. For twenty years
previous TO his connection witt this COM
pany he Travelled for Syfers & Mcbride. He
is about fifty years old and served with
he lost one eye. He is a thorough Repub-
lican and has taken an active interest in
local politics in connection with the Repub-
lican Travelling Mems Club, OF which he Is
vice president. He Is a ready speaker.
Henry w. Tutewiler was born in Indian
apolis about fifty-four years ago and has
been prominent In business circles since
his return from the army. His service as
a soldier was with Wilder's famous
brigade. lie was elected city treasurer III
1872. His business now is that of a funeral
director. He is a member of the G. A. r.,
of the Scottish Rite, the *. of +. and be-
longs to Roberts Park Church. He
is a son Of Henry Tutewiler. who is still
living on Massachusetts, avenue at the age
of ninety years. Mr.. Tutewiler. when city
treasurer. turned all interest on funds into
the city treasury.
John Uhl, who received the largest vote
of any candidate nominated, was born I'm
to indianapolis in 1850 and has resided
here ever since. His education is such as
could be obtained I'm the German-English
School, on Maryland street. He is a MEM
Der Of the firm Of Uhl Bros, butchers and
meat sellers, and lives on the corner OF
Dillon street and Hoyt avenue. He is
one Of the largest property owners on the
South Side. acquired by his own industry.
He belongs to the /. o. o. F., the A o.
II. W., and is a m OF the German
Lutheran Church. He is married and has
five children.
George W. Lancaster is one of the pioneer
contractors and builders in the city. He is
now retired and lives at his home on
of age. He Is the owner of considerable
property about the city and Is noted for
his interest in public affairs. He was one
of the Republican candidates for the Leg
rest of the ticket. He is a Mason a MEM
Der Of the Grand Army. an Odd Fellow
and belongs to the Methodist Church. He
is a good speaker and is a very pronounced
Republican. He had an excellent army
service.
Edward @. Stott is at present a member
of the Council. having been elected on the
ticket at large. He lives In the Fifteenth
ward. which is strongly Democratic, but
Mr.. Stott has many warm personal friends
among the Democrats. He is employed by
Fahnley & McCrea in an important capacity
and is a frst-class business man.