The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-05

DuDolS, ferry Michael Sweeney. Dem.
DeKaIb. Noble-J. E. Rose, Rep.
delaware, Randolph Walter l.. Ball
Elkhart-O. z. Hubbell. Rep.
Fayette. Henry-L. p. Newly, Rep.
Fountain. Warren Fremont Goodwin
Rep.
Floyd. Washington Edward Duncan
Franklin, Ripley, Union-Francis NJ. AL.
eXander, DEM. hold-over.
Fulton, Observation-Disclosures P. Drummond
Dem.
Gibson, Posey-virgil P. Bozeman, Rep.
hold-over.
Grant, Madison-Lafe Johnson, Rep.
Dem, hold-over.
Hamilton, Tipton-Dr. c. S. Goar. Rep.
Hancock, Rush-Thomas K. Null, Rep
Hendricks, Putnam-E. G. Hogate, Rep.
Howard. Miami James O'Brien. Rep.
hold-over.
Huntington, Wells - John w. Rinear
Jackson, Lawrence-Louis Schneck, Rep.
h~old-over.
Knox, Pike William J. Bethel, Rep.
ho!d-over.
Kosciusko, Wabash = ]. c. Cochenour
Rep.
Lagrange, Steuben-N. w. Gilbert, Rep.
hold-over.
LaPorte-Uriah Culbert, Rep.
Marion, Hancock, Shelby - r. o. Haw-
kins, Rep.
Marion-H. S. New, Rep.
Marion-Martin Hugg. Rep.
Parke, Vermillion William F. Kerns
Rep, hold-over.
Spencer, Warrick-John T. White. Rep.
hold-over.
Starke. ST. Disqualification Holler, Rep.
hOld-Oyer.
Tippecanoe-wTl R. Wood, Rep.
Observation-Disclosures LEIGH, Rep.
Vigo-J. D.. Early, Rep.
Wayne Charles E. Shively, Rep, hold.
Clinton, Boone, Montgomery-Wiliam B
Gill, Dem.
Reorganization:
Denuucuats .......... Il
ftepuplcdnS ...-.... 2t
THE HOUSE.
TIL following will be member Of the
House:
Adams; Jay-John T. Kelly. Dem.
Allen-George V. Kelly. Dem.
Allen-H. I. Smith, Dem
Adams, Jay, Blackford - ]. p. McGeath.
Brown, Monroe-In doubt.
Bartholomew-Dr; T. w. Newton, Rep.
Boone-Sylveste Titus, Dem. and POP.
Benton, Warren-E. G. Hall, Rep.
Carroll - Charles E. Clauser, Dem. and
C~linton-James A. Campbell, Dem.
Cass-Frank Sense, Dem.
Clinton, T1ppecanoe E.. E. Randolph.
Clark-H. C. Poindexter. Rep.
Cass. Miami-Peter Wallratn, Dem.
Clay-F. q. Thornton, Dem.
Dearborn-John Fest, Dem.
Clark, Floyd. Jefferson - Gen. Jasper
Packard, Rep.
ers, Dem.
Daviess-J. c: Harris. Dem. and Pop.
Dubois. M~artin-Frank Pinnick. Dem.
DeKaib-Charles M, Brown Dem.
Dccatur-W. H. Goddard. Rep.
Delaware-W. M. Ross, Rep.
Fayette, Henry-F. T.. Roots. Rep.
Dubois, Orange. Lawrence-Perry McCar-
Floyd-R. w. Morris, Rep.
Elkhart-WilSon Roose, Rep.
Franklin-E. l.. Patterson, Dem.
Fountain-Albert Schoonover, Dem. and
Pop.
Franklin. Union, Ripley-M. s. Reming-
ton, Dem.
Fulton-Mark Patterson. Rep.
Gibson-John E. Joyce, Dem.
Grant-G. A. Shideler, Rep.
Greene-C. +. Henderson, Rep.
Harrison-J. l.. O'Bannon, Dem.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. Hart. Rep.
Hamilton-J. III. Harris. Rep.
Huntington. Allen-G. A. Bailey. Dem.
Greenfield-Mont Marsh, Dem
Hendricks. NJ. Barlow. Rep.
Hancock, Marion, S~helby-Frank Little
ton, Rep.
Henry-E. L. Elliott, Rep.
Howard-S. z. Nicholson, Rep.
JohnSon-Stratten Herod, Dem.
JackSon-Allen Swope, Dem.
Jeffersc1.John w; Linck. Rep.
dSptI ANtN loil"I l6IGt IoD
Knox-M. A. Claycomb. Dem.
Kosciusko-J. w. Settler. Rep.
Knox. Gibson, Vanderburg-B. NJ. VIII
loughby, Rep.
LaPorte-A. P. Hunt, Rep.
lagrange. N. Babcock, Rep.
Lake-W. H. Rifenberg. Rep.
Montgomery-Capt. +; F. McCrea Rep.
Madison-E. E. Forpshell. Req
Morgan-Q. "A. Blankinship. Rep.
Manu-. B. Joyce, Dem.
Marshall-Adam e. Wilson, Dem.
Noble-O. L. Woodruff. Rep.
Orange. Crawford-J. 7. Monihan, Rep.
Noble. DeKalb, Elkhart-D. T. w. Knep-
per, Rep.
Parke-Dick Miller, Dem.
Marion-George B.. Elliott. Rep.
Marion-s. j. spooner. Rep.
Marion--J. Q. Hicks, Rep.
Marion.H; c. Hubbard. Rep.
Perry-T. j. Gibson, Rep.
Pike-Sasser Sullivan, Dem.
Posey-Taylor Record. Dem.
Pcrter-L. G. Furness. Rep.
Putnam-John III. James. Dem.
Pulaski. White-J. c. Engle. Dem.
Pulaski, Starke. LaPorte-Henry Schaal
Dem.
~Ripley-Fred Schrader. Rep.
Rusi-John Q. Thomas, Rep.
Randoiph-S. A. Canada. Rep
Spencer-W. III. Williams. Rep.
Steuben-N. 3. Butler. Rep. :
Scott. Jennings-Henry Vessel, Dem.
Shelby-B. S. Sutton, Dem. - w
St. Joseph-E. Z. Lambert, Rep. 49,.
ST. Joseph-E. a. Jernegan, Rep.
Vermillion. Vigo. Sullivan-C. F. Plew
Dem.
Sullivan-T. J. Mann, Dem.
Tipton-J. NJ. Purvis. Dem.
Tippecanoe-R. Wilson Smith, Rep.
Vigo-W. II. Berry. Rep
Vigo-C. II. Morgan. Rep.
Wells-W. III. Eichorn, Dem.
Va~nderburs-C. w. Kratz. Rep.
Vanderburg-H- J. Peckinbaugh, Rep.
Wabash-H. c. Pettitt. Rep.
Whitley-Solomon Weiner. Dem.
W~ayrcAWilliam +. Medsker. Rep.
Wayne-E. b. Reynolds, Rep.
ingto Elliott. DEM.
Reorganization:
Republicans .--........--.... ............ s.
Democrats and .Populists.................. n
DOuDuui ...........
Republican majority on joint ballot...... 2
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