The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-07

~ FOteSs OF IL. w. Demdref, IN Ripley,
where Fred ~Schrader. Republican. has a
plurality of "a. and of John T. Leonard. in
Spencer. where W. III. Williams. Repub-
n lie ~ has ANA a Plurality cIs,m IN d the f -nelshso ms@a
bers of the House Is cut down to forty
eight. and against one OF these. Graham. of
Clark. there IL a contest. The ~recapitula-
ton stands az follows:
Rep. Dem.-Pop; Doubtful;
Rouse .---.-"..-. 81
Senate ..--"--"-.- 80 IL -
Totals ....... 49,. 81 90 ]
Republican majority. p.
The full list of members is as follows:
Adams. Jay. Blackford = j. J. Nj. La
toilette. Rep. hold-over.
Allen = Thomas E. Ellison, Dem., hold
over.
Allen. whitley-L J. Bobilya. Den.
Bartholomew. Brown. Monroe William
f. McCord. Rep. hoId-over.
Benton, Newton, Jasper-Isaac II. Phares,
Rep, hold-over.
CasEM. w. ColIette. Rep. hold-over.
Clark, Scott. Jennings-Joseph III. Shea.
Clay. Overs. ]. McKelvsy. Dem.
Crawford. Orange. Harrison-George W.
Self. Rep. hold-over.
Carroll. White. Pulaski-T W. O'Conner,
Dem.
Clark. Jeferson-Ward l.. Watson. Rep,
h~Ofd-over.
Dsviess. Martin-H. @. Houghton. Rep.
hold-Over.
Dearborn, Ohio. Switzerland - Columbus
Johnson. Dem, hold-over.
Decatur. Shelby-E. G. Stroup. Dem.
Dubois. Perry Michael Sweeney, Dem,
DeKaIb. Nobie-w. H.. Nursbaum. Dem.
Delaware, Randolph Waiter l.. Ball,
Rep.
Elkhart-o. Il. Hubbel. Rep.
Fayette. Henry-L. L. Newly, Rep.
Fountain. Warren - Fremont Goodwin,
Floyd. Wa~shington-w. E. Patton. Dem.
Franklin. Ripley, Union-Francis NJ Al
exander, Dem. hold-over:
EIrIfnr nrahnl1- hn TlaC u IDFIInm 0nG
Dem.
Gibson. Posey-virgiI p. Bozeman. Rep,
hoId-Over.
Grant. M~adison-Lafe Johnson. Rep.
Greene. Sullivan Andrew Humphreys.
Dem. hold-over.
Hamilton, Tipton-Dr. C. s. Goar, Rep.
Hancock, Rush-Thomas 4. Null, Rep,
Hendricks. Putnam-E. G.. Hogate, Rep.
Howard. Miami James Obrien. Rep,
Huntington. Wells John w. Rinear.
Dem. hold-over.
Jackson. Lawrence-Louis Schneck, Rep.
Knox. Pike - William j. Bethel. Rep.
nold-over.
Lagrange. steuben-N. W. Gilbert. Rep.
Lake. rter-WiIl III. Gastlin. Rep,
hold-over.
LaPorte-S. W. Rogers, Dem.
Marion. Hancock. Shelby II. O.. Haw-
kins. Rep.
4MdftOi-F1. -. NtN. Iktp.
Mathematician Hugg. Rep.
Parke. vermil;ion William f. Kerns,
Rep, hold-Cver.
Spencer. Wa~rrick-John T. White, Rep,
Starke. st. Joseph-Christian Holler, Rep,
hold-over.
Tippecanoe-wn p Wood. Rep.
Observation-Disclosures LEIGH, Rep.
Vigo-J. d.. Early, Rep.
Wayne Charles Z. shively. Rep. hold
Clinton. Boone. Montgomery-WiIliam b.
Gill. Dem.
Reorganization:
Democrats .........
Republicans ........ ............ ...........S3
THE HOUSE.
The following will be members of the
House:
Adams Jay-John T. Kelly, Dem.
Allen-George v. Kelly, Dem.
AIlen-H. L.. Smith, Dem
Adams. Jay. Blackfor j. 2. McGeath,
Dem.
Brown. MonroecJohn r. East. Dem,
Bsrthoiomew-Dr. T. w. Newton. Rep.
B~oone-Sylv, ster Titus. Dem. and Pop.
Benton. Warren-E.- G. Hall. Rep.
Carroll - Charles T. Clauser. Dem. and
Pop.
Ciinton-James A. Campbell. Dem.
Clinton, Tiypecanoe e. E. Randolph,
Rep.
Cass. Miami-Peter Wallratn. Dem.
Clay-F. @. Thornton. Dem.
Dearborn-John Fest. Dem.
Packard, Rep.
Dearborn, Ohio. Switzerland-A. ]. Bow
ers. Dem.
Daviess-J. c. Harris. Dem. and Pop.
Dubois. M~artin-Frank Pinnick. Dem.
Dccatur-W. III. Goddard. Rep
. Delaware-W. NJ. Ross, Rep.
Fayette. Henry-F. T. Roots. Rep.
Dubois. Orange, Lawrence-Perry McCar-
ty, Dem.
LYovd-p w Morris Pap
Elkhart-Wilson Roose. Rep.
Franklin-E. l.. Patterson. Dem.
Fountain-Albert Schoonover, Dem. and
franklin. Union, Ripley-M. s. Reming-
ton. Dem.
Fulton-Tfe vote and Democratic contest.
Gibson-John Il. Joyce, Dem.
GRANITE. A. Shideler. Rep.
Greene-C. L. Henderson. Rep.
Harrison-J. l. O'Bannon. Dem
Huntington-John j. Hart. Rep.
Hamilton-J. II. Harris. Rep.
Huntington. Allen-G. A. Bailey, Dem.
Greenfield-Mont Marsh. Dem.
Hendricks. NJ. Barlow, Rep.
Hancock. Marion. Shelby-Frank Little
ten. Rep.
Howard-S. E. Nicholson. Rep.
Johnson-Stratten Herod. Dem.
J~ackson-Allen Swope. Dem.
Jeherson-John w. iinck. Rep.
Jasper. Newton-Pierce Archibald, Rep.
Knox-M. A Claycomb. Dem.
Kosciusko-J. w. Stettler. Rep.
hnOAs 1lDoOAs aiAo So As VIII
7oughby. Rep.
IaPorte-H. W. WAR, Dem.
lagrange. ~. Babcock. Rep.
Lake-W. III. Rifenberg, Rep.
Iontgomery-Capt. e. F.. McCrea. Rep.
Montgomery. Clay, Putnam. G. Ray
ser. Dem.
Madison-E. E. Fornsheli. Rep.
Morgan-Q. A. Blankinship, Rep.
m b. Joyce, Dem.
Marshall-Adam T.. Wilson, Dem
Noble-O. l.. Woodruff. Rep.
Orange. Crawford-J. T. Monihan, Rep.
Noble. DeKaIb. Elkhart-D. L. w. Knep-
per, Rep.
Owen-L. U. Downey. Dem.
Parke-Dick Miller, DEM
Marion-George Il. Elliott, Rep.
Marion-G. l.. Jones. Rep.
Marion-S. j. Spooner. Rep.
Marion-J. -. Hicks, Rep.
Marion-H. G. Hubbard, Rep.
Perry-T. j. Gibson. Rep.
ike-Sas Sullivan, Dem.
Posey-Taylor Record. Dem.
Porter-L. G.. Furness. Rep.
Putnam-John II. James, Dem.
Pulaski, WhiteoJ. G.. Engle. Dem.
Pulaski, Starke. LaPorte-Henry Schaal,
Dem
~Ripley-Fred Schrader. Rep.
Rush-John @. Thomas. Rep.