The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-04
Based on the Reports show
that the House VIII BE Safe by
Minority Of Over Nine.
SEVEN SEATS ARE In DOUBT
REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE 81 MEN,
BEERS OF THE SENATE.
Two Districts Are Still in Doubt-A
SOund-Money Senator VIII sure
Iy Succeed voorhees,.

1t 1870 o'clock the returns indicated that
the following will sit In the Legislature:
Adams. Jay, Blackboard j. j. NJ. La
Toilette, Rep, hold-over.
Allen-Thomas E. Ellison, DEM. hold
over.
Allen, Whitley-L. j. Bobilya, Dem.
Bartholomew, Brown, Monroe - William
E.. McCord, Rep, hold-over.
Benton, Newton. Jasper-Isaac II. Phares,
Rep, hold-over.
Cass-M. w. Collette, Rep. hold-over.
Clark. Scott. Je~nnings-Joseph II. Shea,
Dem.
Clay, Owens. j. McKelvey, Dem.
Crawford. Orange, Harrison-George w.
Self. Rep, hold-over.
Carroll. White, Pulaski s.. c. Brown,
Rep.
Clark. Jefferson-ward H. Watson, Rep.
hold-over.
Daviess. Martin-H. Q. Houghton. Rep.
hold-over.
johnson, DEM. hold-over.
Decatur, Shelby-E. c.. Stroup, Dem.
Dubois. Perry Michael Sweeny. Dem,
DeKalb. Noble-J. E. Rose, Rep.
Delaware, Randolph-Walter i. Ball,
Rep.
Fayette. Henry--L. p. Newly, Rep.
Fountain, Warren - Fremont Goodwin.
Rep.
Floyd, Northumberland Duncan. Rep.
~ INV
Alexander, DEM, hold-over.
Fulton. Observation-Disclosures p. Drummond,
Dem., hold-over.
Gibson. P~osey-virgil P. Bozeman. Rep,
Grant. Madison-Lafe Johnson. Rep.
Greene, Sullivan-Andrew Humphreys,
Hamilton, Tipton-Dr. C. s. Goar, Rep.
Hancock, Rush-Thomas h. Null, Rep,
hold-over.
Hendricks, Putnam-E. G.. Hogate, Rep.
Howard, Miami-James O'Brien. Rep,
hold-over.
Huntington. wells-John W.. Rinear.
Jackson. Lawrence-Louis Schneck. Rep,
Knox, Pike-william ]. Bethel, Rep.
Koscuisko, wabash-J. c.. Cochenour.
Rep.
Lagrange, Steuben-N. w. Gilbert. Rep.
hold-over.
L~aPorte-Uriah gilbert, Rep.
Marion. Hancock, Shelby-R. o. Haw-
Marion-H. s. New, Rep.
Marion-Martin Hugg, Rep.
Parke. Vermillion-William F. Kerns,
Rep, hold-over.
Spencer, Warrick-John T. White, Rep,
starke, st. Joseph-Christian Holler, Rep,
hold-over.
Tippecanoe-Win r. Wood. Rep.
Vanderburg-Aug. LEIGH, Rep.
Vigo-J. d. Early, Rep.
W~ayne-Charles E. Shively. Rep, hold
Clinton, Boone and Montgomery-Two
members. I'm doubt.
Recapitulation:
Republicans $500. -........ ......."--...-.5l
Doubtful -. .......-.. .......... .....-........ :
The following will be members of the
House:
Adams, Jay-John T. Kelly. Dem.
Allen-George v. Kelly. Dem.
Allen-H. /. Smith, Dem.
Adams, Jay, Blackford-J. p. McGrath,
Dem.
Brown. Monroe-F. R. East, Dem.
Boptho.sem swnDr; T T, ". 6 Newton ona R pdn
Benton, Warren-E. Ct. Hall, Rep.
Carroll - Charles L. Clauser, Dem and
Ciinton-E. r. Floyd, Rep.
Case. B. Longwell, Rep.
Clinton, Tippecanoe f. E. Randolph.
Rep.
Cass, Miami-W. T. Wilson, Rep.
, Clay-F. G.. Thornton, Dem.
Dearborn-Jokn Feist, Dem.
Clark, Floyd, Jefferson - Gen. Jasper
Packard, Rep.
Dearborn. Ohio, Switzerland-A. ]. Bow
ers, Dem.
Daviess-J. c. Harris. Dem. and Pop. =
Dubois. N~artin-Frank Pinnick, Dem z
DeKalb-Charles M. Brown. Dem. =
Decatur-W. II. Goddard, Rep.
Deiaware-W. NJ. Ross. RHp.
I1SAl -
Dubois. Orange, Lawrence-Perry McCar-
New Aibany-R. w. Morris, Rep.
Elkhart-Wiison Roose, Rep.
Frankin-E. l.. Patterson, Dem.
Fountain-Albert Schoonover, Dem. and
Pop.
Fulton-In doubt.
Gibson-In doubt.
GRANITE. A. Shideler, Rep.
Greene-In doubt.
Harrison-J. l.. O'Bannon. Dem.
Huntington-John J. Hart, Rep.
Hamilton-J. H; Harris, Rep;
Huntington, Allen-G. A. Bailey, Dem.
Greenheld-Mont. Marsh, Dem.
Hendricks. NJ. Barlow, Rep.
Hancock, Marion, S~heiby-Frank Little
HenrycE. L. Elliott. Rep.
Howard-S. E. Nicholson, Rep.
Johnson-stratten Mero 6.m Dem.
J~efferson-John w. Linck, Rep.
Jasper. Newton-Pierce Archibald, Rep.
Knox-M. A; Clayeomb, Dem.
Koscuisko-J. w. Stettler, KEEP.
Knox, Gibson. Vanderburg-B. NJ. VIII
LssPorteMA. p. Hunt, Rep.
I.agrange-J. n. Babcock, Rep.
LaSe-W. H. Rifenberg. Rep.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. +. McCrea, Rep
MONTGOMERY, Clay, Putnam. e.. Ray
MMadison-E. E. Fornshell. Rep.
Morgan-Q. A. Blankinship, KEEP.
S. Wilson, Rep.
Marshall-Adam f. wilson, Dem.
Noble-O. L. Woodruff, Rep.
Orange, Crawford-J. T. Mcmillan. Rep,
Noble. DeKalb, Elkhart-Dr. L. w
Knepper, Rep.
Parke-A. NJ. Adams, Rep.
arion-Geor B. Elliott, Rep.
Marion-G. L. Jones, Rep:
Marion. Q. Hicks. Rep;
Marion-H. c. Hubbard. Rep.
Perry-T. ]. Gibson, Rep.
pike. A. Coates, Rep.
pnsevNTaylor Record, Dem.
Porter-L. G.. Furness. Rep.
Putnam-John ii. James, Dem.
Pulaski, White-In doubt.
PuIaski' Starke. LaPorte-In DOUBT.
Ripley-In doubt.
Rush-John Q. Thomas. KEEP.
Spencer-W. II. Williams. Rep.
Steuben-N 3. Butler, Rep.
Scott. Jennings-Henry Vessel. Dem.
Shelby-B. S. Sutton, Dem.
ST. Joseph-E. e. Lambert, Rep.
81. Joseph-E. A. %Jernegan. Rep;
VermiIlion. Vigo, S~ullivan-In doubt.
S~uIlivan-T. J. Mann. Dem.
Tipton-J. NJ. Purvis. Dem.
T-ippecanoe-B. Wilson Smith, Rep.
Vigo-W. II. Berry. Rep.
Vigo-C. ii. Morgan. Rep.
Wells-W. II. Eichorn, Dem;
Vanderburg-C. W. Kraft, Rep.
Vanderburg-H. J. Peckinpaugh, Rep
Wabash-H. c. Pettitt, Rep.
Whitley-George JeffIes. Rep.
Wayne-Wm. f. Medsker, Rep.
wayne-E. b. Reynolds, Rep.
Westinghouse. +. Garriott, Rep.
Observation-Disclosures. So: Demo
Gratis and Populists. "a; doubtful. I. Repub
ican majority on joint ballot, A..
Superstition Fooled.
Chicago Record.
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