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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-06
THE ELECTION IN INDIANA.
1t Means Revival of Business I'm Gas
BELT Towns.

belt Towns.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Nov. Sat midnight the
official vote of Delaware county was COM
pleted as follows: Bryan 4253 and Mckin-
lev 7.34O: ShiveIey Abs and Mount 1882;
Brunt 4,2e0 and Henry 1881; Joint Senator
Reitenour 4,22s and Ball 1913. Other Re
publican majorities were as follows: Rep
resentative Ross, 3,0f: Prosecutor Hop
ping, 2,941; Treasurer Lambert. 2141;
Sheriff Starr, 2,791; Surveyor Storer, 1888;
Assessor Stewart, 1903; Coroner Bowers,
3.O46: Commissioners Cowing. 1858; Commits
.sioner Shroyer. 300.
Before the election Muncie manufacture
ers, employing several thousand hands. an
noanced that the election of Mckinley
meant prosperity in their industries, and
already steps are being taken by several
of them to show that what they said was
true. Ball Brothers glass factory will add
another factory to the plant this winter,
The indiana Iron Company. which has not
been at work one week in ten for over a
year. is being flooded with orders, and ev-
day, giving work to 600 hands The Midland
Steel Company reports many orders, and
several thousand dollars will be invested by
them within the next few months. adding
10 the capacity of the big plant. The Num-
Gle Iron and Steel Company has put its
men to work double turn and expects to be
fint-glass works, which has been idle for
a year. will be at work full force within a
few weeks with 200 hands. j. II. Smith &
Co.. brentwood works; the Whitley NAL
1eable Castings Company, Muncie Wheel
Company, Albany Bicycle Tubing Company
and Consumers Paper Company report
more orders have been received to-day than
in any week for months past. c. Hanika.
of the architectural iron works, reports to-
night that his company will begin the cree
ton of a foundry next week to increase
their capacity. .window-glass factories
alone remain idle because of the strike.
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q O for Mckinley.

FARGO. N. D., Nov. Sit is only a
question of majcrities in this State, now, it
being assured for Major Mckinley. 1t is
thought the majority will be close on to
5000. Cass county. including the city of
Fargo. gives Mckinley about LOO. But
few returns have been received from the
State to-day. In the congressional race
Burke CFusion) is heading Johnson tRe-
publican) off, but only the counties which
Burke is most likely 70 carry have been
heard from. The Republican State ticket
is elected by a large majority.
Returns from legislative districts indicate
that the Republicans will have thirty ma
jority on Joint ballot. Senator Hans
brough is in the lead among the candi-
dates, and will in all probability succeed
himSolf
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Omcial i'm Henry.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Ind. Nov. 5.-The official
vote canvassed to-day gives the following
figures: Observation-Disclosures. 4,001; Dem
ocratic. 1850; Prohibition. "a; gold Demo-
ocratic. Z; National. As. State-Mount, 1897;
Shively. ASA: Crist. 81; Wadsworth, 50;
kingsbury, Go. Senator-L- p. Newly, Rep.
4.e6s; Elnathan Wilkinson. fusion. 2.s9e.
Representatives,. l.. Elliott. Rep. 4O7S:
II. Il. Hunt, fusion. 2.SS6. Joint Represent
alive with Fayette county,. Il. Roots.
gress-Johnson. Rep. 4.05S; Robinson. fu-
sion. $3.50. Judge-Barnard, Ala: Cham
bers. fusion. 2S34- Prosecutor-Steele. 4.OS2:
Rawlins. 2.S64. Treasurer Gordan Alp:
Draper. 2.S66. observation-disclosures. 4.1I3: Ridg-
way, 2.S14. S~hertf-James. 1901: Mourer.
2s4. Commissioners - Whitworth. 4.01;
Cooper. isis; Heaton. 4,061: Davis, 2.S2f. The
entire vote polled in the county was 1.090,
and the Republic an vote of 4.O01 is a gain
OF 61s over the vote of 1852 and of 315 over
the vote of 1SQl
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NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The following let
ter was received to-day: by the editor of
the Press:
Believing in the revival of the business
of the country under the new era, which
we consider begins with the election OF
Mckinley and Hobart, we have given or
ders to-day for the expenditure of $500, 0f
for buildings and machinery to be added
to our present cement works located al
Northampton, Pa, on the Central road OF
New Jersey. This viii increase the ca
pacity OF our works to over 100000 barrels
per annum. Work began this morning and
will be pushed day and night until COM
pleted, giving employment TO several hun
dred men throughout the winter. Yours
respectfully.
u. r. MAXWELL. President"
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1T is SETTLED.
Concluded from First Page.)

other candidates on the ticket by a few
hundred votes. but the party leaders
among themselves generally concede the
State to the Populists, although they do
not admit the claim OF fusion chairmen
Prudential and Love that Leedy will have
13. 900 majority. To his friends Governor
Morrill, admits the loss of the Republican
electoral and State tickets and the Legtsla-
ture.
The following dispatch was sent to Wich-
tia late last night by Chairman Brieden-
thai:
to prevent stealing returns. We have
elected our entire ticket. a plan to rob
us of our victory has been discovered. Pre-
vent the steal in your county at all
hazards. Full particulars by letter.
JOHN w. PRUDENTIAL,
-. MACLOVE.
"R. w. TURNER"
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OBITUARY
John H. Imam, Head Of n Well
known Cotton Firm.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-John H. Inman,
head of the cotton house of InmaD. Swan
& Co., and a business man of na tional repu-
tation, died to-day of heart failure. He was
tifty-three years of age.
Mr.. Inman was born in Tennessee and
entered the Confederate service when sew
enteen years ole. He came to New York in
1865 and embarked in the cotton business.
His estate is now estimated at $40. 0OO. 900.
He not only invested in land in the South,
but is believed to have led into the South
capital of more than 500. GOO. 900. He was a
member of both the old and the present
boards, was a director in the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company and the
Fourth National Bank of this city, and a
member OF several clubs.
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Democrat. Lost Their Money.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON, Ind, Nov. 5-Late yesterday
afternoon a telephone message from In
dsanapolis said that Bryan had carried In
diana, Michigan and Kentucky and was
elected beyond a doubt. The message fur
Their said that the Democrats of Indianap-
oils had hoisted the rooster and were pa
rading the streets celebrating the victory.
Immediately the Democrats about head
Qurters here set up a shout and proceeded
to jollify after the most approved fashion.
Several of them were in a perfect frenzy
to get their coin I'D. and in a few cases
offered odds on the general results. Re-
puDlicans who were on the inside, quickly
covered all bets offered by the jubilant
Democrats. To-day the latter are ''cuss-
ing" Chairman Martin. the indianapolis
Sentinel and the men who were responsible
Tor sef.d1ng the message. Inside of one
hour this morning after the opening of the
banks nearly 81. 900 in gold was put i'm cir
cuiation. By noon the Lebanon National
had alone paid out $1,000 i'm gold. In every
case where checks were cashed or money
eral cases IL was handed back and paper
demanded instead. but for the most part
the gold was gladly taken. A good many.
when they heard of the banks action. went
In and exchanged their silver for the yellow
metal and exhibited IL on the streets to
their siiverite friends. The election board
Is in session and will probably take ali
night to tabulate the returns.
Oficials returns from every precinct give
Mckinley 3.44s and Bryan S.7s9. Cheadle
3.1se and Lands 3.45S. Shively 3.6SS and
Mount 3.437.
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Other Deaths in the state.

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. 5.-Mr. Mica
ger Powell, aged seventy-six, died at his
residence in this city to-day after a pro-
tracted illness. He was born in Boone
county, Kentucky. and came to this county
In 1881. He was the father of ten children,
eight of whom still survive him.
RICHMOND, Ind. Nov. 5.-Mrs. Margaret
Null. aged lightweight, died yesterday at
her home in Hagerstcwn. Mrs. Emma +.
Stigelman, aged fifty, died suddenly yester-
day of apoplexy. She was the widow of
the late George w. Stigleman.
ELKHART, Ind, Nov. 6.-Levi w. Ditch,
a prominent young business man of this
city and a leader in fraternal-society cir
Giles throughout the State, died at his home
here yesterday afternoon of strangulated
hernia.
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Maa n Consumptixe.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 5.-Fannie
Viola Finnegan. of Spencer. Mass, who
committed suicide in Jacksonville, was we'll
known in that town. where she had resided
for the greater part OF her life. She lived
with her aged father upon the family farm,
i'm the north part OF that town. until about
five weeks ago. when she went South on
account OF c~onsumptive troubles. She was
tventy-fve years of age, extremely attrac-
tive in personal appearance and was well
known by the young people of the town.
Her relatives can attribute no cause for
har oct
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Montgomery Official.

Special To the Indianapolis Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, Nov. 5.-The
Montgomery county canvassing board fig
ures give Mckinley electors 10 plu-
rality; Mount 1872 more than Shively. 9th
err tickets In the county polled 20 for Crist.
6 for wadsworth. 70 for Kingsbury. . for
Moore. Helen NJ. Cougar received 20 votes
in the county for Acknowledgement. The
presidential gold-standard ticket had p
votes. Lands carried the county by 134
Dyer Cheadle. Representative McCrea.
Rep. Is elected. Joint Representatives
MONTGOMERY. Boone and Clinton: Artman
80 majority and Carrick III majority.
Joint representative Montgomery, Putnam
and Clay: Keller 126 majority. All Re
pub1ican@
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ReauIt i'm %HIfasOuri.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 5.-According to the
Post-Dispatch the House of Representa-
tives of the State Legislature will consist
of 81 Democrats, SO Republicans and IL Pop
ulists. Four districts are in doubt, and
eleven have not reported. Seventeen Oh the
thirty-four members of the Senate were
elected Tuesday. Democrats captured
eleven Of those, which. added to the six
hoidovers, gives them exactly one-half or
the Senate as aginSt 16 Republicans and 1
Populist. On the same authority the plu-
rality for Bryan In the State will be. be-
tween O,O0O and 10000, and for Stephens,
Governor. over &C. 600.
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West Virginia. $4,000.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 5.-William y.
Dawson, chairman Of the Republican state
central committee, says McKinleys plu-
rality in this State is $4,000.
The Democratic chairman says: com,
plete returns cannot be gotten FOR seIeral
days, but Republican electors have from
5000 to 10000 plurality. and the electoral
vote of the State will be given to Mckin-
ley"
Senator Elkins authorizes the following
From returns and best estimates the ne
publicans carry the entire State OF west
Virginia for the national ticket by ABOUT
Il, 900 majority. All four members or Con-
gress and two-thirds of the Legislature are
Republican,"
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
Electors Republican and the Legisla-
ture Probably POpuliSt.

YANKTON, S. D., Nov. 5.-The returns.
mostly complete, on presidential, congress
sional and State tickets are in from all or
ganized counties, and after making liberal
allowances for possible votes in morgan
lied counties and a few remote districts in
the Black hills Mckinley has between coo
and 800 majority. Even should unreported
districts cast as proportionately a heavy
Populist vote ds the other localities, Nc
spare. The State and congressional tickets
run about even with presidential. and indi-
cate the election of all the Republican State
officers by majoritisS from 200 to 400. 1t is
so close in several counties that the official
count will be necessary. The Legislature is
certainly Populist by 10 majority, and may
be increased to u.
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Movements of Steamers.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Arriyed: Britannia
from Liverpool. Sailed: Augusta Victoria
for Hamburg.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 5.-Arrived: Norman
MIA, form New York, for Hamburg.
BREMERHAVEN, Nov. ). Arrived
Lahn, from New York, via Southampton.
ROTTERDAM, Nov. 5.-Arrived: OLDHAM
from New York.
AMSTERDAM. Nov. 5.-Arrived: Schie-
dam, from New York.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Arrived: Massachu.
sets, from New York.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 5.-Arrived: Ger.
manic, from New York; Pennland, from
PHILADELPHIA
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Omcial I'm shelby.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILE, Ind, Nov. 5.-Oficial
count Of Shelby county gives Bryan 3.s2S,
Mckinley 3.219. Bryan's majority 6O9: Shive-
ly, for Governor, majority 5S4: Robinson,
for Congress-. 500; Everett Stroup, joint
Senator for Shelby and Decatur. 612; john
son Bailey, joint Senator between Marion,
Shelby and Hancock. 5S7: b. s. Sutton.
Representative, 527; William w. Robbins,
joint Representative between Shelby. Ma
rion and Hancock. $50. Increase in vote
cast over 1892 of $50.
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Won't Accept Copper Coin.

LONDON. Nov. ga dispatch to the Post
from Paris says: The sudden re-
fusal of the government officers
to accept foreign copper coin has
caused trouble. AT Marseilles 1900 trades
men met and decided to petition the gov
ernment to grant a delay. An immense
crowd paraded the streets and made hos
tile demonstrations before the banks and
before the offices of the newspapers which
had advocated the refusal. The editor of
the Petit Marseiliais was severely mall
treated. a money changers shop was
sacked and the Credit Lyonnaise was at
tackled. The troops are assisting the po-
lice TO keep order"
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Republicans Got the Clerk.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Nov. 5.-For
President Mckinley received 2.153 and Bry-
an received 2,27O, a gain of twenty. includ-
ing both the Democratic and Populist vote.
For Governor Mount received 2,1S9 and
Shively 2.194. Bryan carried the county by
III and Shively by 90. Hon. j. p. McGeath,
OF this city, was reelected Representative
of Blackford, Jay and Adams counties. The
last count gives Amos Curry, Republican
candidate for clerk. the small plurality of
eleven votes. He is the only Republican
elected in the county.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
GREENSBURG, Ind, Nov. 5.-The cam
wasting boards returns show that McKin-
ley received 2,s4S and Bryan 2.50S. Prohibi-
tionists II. Peoples II. National %. gold
standard G, Social Labor ) iu Decatur coun-
~. This Is a gain of 179 over 1892 for Re-
publicahs. Mount received 2.s39 and Shive-
~ 2.476t Mounts plurality 1868: Sulzer, Con-
gress, g8; Roland. Prosecutor, 332; Pleak.
joint senator 351: Goddard. Representa-
tive. 24O; Elder. treasurer. 1877; Stoll. 346:
Duncan, assessor, 342: Randall, coroner.
319; Craig. surveyor. 304; Meek. commits
siOner, 342; Moor. commissioner. go.
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Ripley County Republican.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MILAN Ind. Nov. 5.-The election
passed off quietly here. Official reports
from Versailles. the county seat, indicate
that Ripley county gives the Republican
State and national ticket n small majority.
The entire Republican county ticket is
elected by a majority of 80. Two years
first time in years by a close majority.
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DIR. Hibberd's Eightieth Birthday.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 5.-Dr. James f.
Hibberd yesterday celebrated his eightieth
birthday. He is one of the b~est-known
physicians of the country, having been
president of several of the most prominent
medical associations, among them the
American Medical Society. Despite his
age. he is still active in the practice of
medicine and shows no sign of breaking
down,
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Official I'm Dayiess.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Ind. Nov. 8. Daviess
county's official vote is: Bryan electors,
3.7S5; Mckinley. 3.120; Bryan's majority, Cos.
Governor Shively, 3.449; Mount, 3,1Ol;
Wadsworth, 106-
Congress-Miers, Dem: 1896; Hardy, Rep.
1851: Motsinger, Pop. $50. The fusion tick
ct was elected. Republicans increased their
vote 34 over 1894, when a full Republican
vote was polled.
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Joseph Rosenthal ParaIyxed.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO, Ind Nov. Joseph Rosen-
thai, capitalist and manufacturer of Peru
was stricken with paralysis here to-day
while ascending a stairway. lie is in a
critical condition.
A dispatch from Peru tonight says Mr..
RosenthalS condition is serious.
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p,prree PolIed 27s,OOO Votes.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.-The total vote
of Michigan appears to have been, in round
numbers, 4S5, 900, OF which, for Governor,
Pingree received 10000; Sigh, 2O5,0o. Pin
gree's actual plurality has increased to TO-
800. McKinley's is about 16, 600 less on ac-
count presumably of the Bryan and Pin
gree vote, which shows that a consider
able element which favored Bryan also
voted for Pingree. The Legislature is now
estimated to stand as follows: Senate
20 Republicans, 6 fusionists. House-S0 Re-
publicanS, 20 fuSiOniSts.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 5.-The official
count has just been completed and gives
Bryan 2,677. a Democratic gain of e63 over
1857. and Mckinley 4,674. a Republican gain
over 1892 of Clio. and a net Democratic gain
of AZ votes. McKinley's majority is 1897
votes. For Congress Henry received AIS
votes and Brunt 2.626. Henry's majority
Zoo; for Governor, Mount 4,641 and Shively
$3.50. Mounts majority 2.057: for joint Sem
ator. Walter Balls majority is 2.102. For
Representative, Silas A. Canada's majority
Is 2,1C3. The county ticket is elected by
maiOritieS very close to LOO.
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NIcGinnfs Is Elected.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind. Nov. 5.-The off,
cial vote of Morgan county gives the fol-
lowing pluralities to the respective Repub-
lican candidates: Mckinley, 25S; Mount, for
Governor, 3O: Faris, for Congress, 233
Blankenship. for Representative. 203. I'm
official returns from Owen county indicate
the election of McGinnis, Dem, for prose-
cutting attorney of Morgan and Owen coun-
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4.574: shively. 2.sl2; Mounts plurality. 1.5s2-
Lands. for Congress, 4,572: Cheadle, 1908;
LanGiss plurality. 1859. The vote for Lam
dis has been cut down by reason of the
Peoples vote being counted for Cheadle
and SO many Popuiists and Prohibitionists
voting directly for Cheadle. If the other
counties lose on Lands as Hamilton has
Cheadle will be elected.
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Omcinl from Lawrence.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD. Ind. Nov. 5.-Complete Of
fetal returns in Lawrence county are as
follows: Mckinley. 1903. and Bryan, 1926;
for Governor. Mount. 3.095, and Shively.
2,292; for Congress. Hardy, r.. 3,057. and
Miers, ID, 2,329; Representative, Brooks, r.,
3.06S. and McCarl, 2,263. Miers, Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Second con-
gresslonal district, will be elected by 1000
maiority.
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WYOMING.
Possibility that Mckinley Will Get All
the Electors.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. b.-SiXty-six
precincts in this State, thirteen of which
were Democratic and fifty-three Republic
an in the last election, are yet TO be heard
from. and will. probably show a Republican
majority of 600. Decisive returns are ex-
pected by Saturday evening. One Mckinley
elector and the Republican candidate for
Supreme Judge are elected. There is a
strong probability that the two remaining
Mckinley electors and Republican Con-
gressmen will be elected by from 300 to 500
Dluralifv
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Ate Morphine and Died.

MONTREAL, Nov. 5.-A man, on whose
clothes were foun letters and cards indi-
eating that he was j. Il. Carmichael, of
Denver, Col. committed suicide by eating
morphine at the Windsor Hotel in this city
tonight. The man registered as u. Bal
four, City. He was about ~forty-five years
old and of medium height. Nothing that
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utnh HoneIea.Ix for silver.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Nov. 5.-Re-
turns received up to 10 o'clock tonight give
Bryan $3.50 and Mckinley 1902. The Leg
~islature stands fifty-fve Democrats. two
Republicans, one POpulist and five indie
pendent. Among the successful candidates
for the Legislature on the Democratic tick
ct were Mrs. Urithe K. Labarth, elected to
the House, and Mrs. Martha Hughes Can
non, to the Senate.
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Big Figures from Iowa.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 5.-ReturnS by
counties in lows were completed to-day.
The total vote cast in the State is in eX-
cess of $40, 900 votes, estimating the Prohibit
ton and Palmer votes together at only
5000. OF these votes 2s6. 751 were cast for
William Mckinley and PIG, lis Tor William
j. Bryan, giving Mckinley a plurality Of
81. 633. This is not only the largest vote
ever cast in the State. larger than any pre-
vious vote by 10000. but 1t is also the lar
gest Republican majority ever given in
Iowa. Garfield's majority was $1,000.
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Richmond ca ton.
the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 5.-The Rich
mond Republicans. with the help of a num-
Der from the country, celebrated tonight
the election of Mckinley with an old
fashioned ratification. Many hundreds took
part. railroad men and factory employees
being especially active.
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Alexander NJ. HargrOve.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, Nov. 5.-Alexander n.
Hargrove, who was buried at Norristown
yesterday, died from excessive grief over
the loss of his wife, Mary. They were
married fifty-nine years ago Sept. %. Two
weeks e Mrs. Hargrove died, aged eighty.
Her husband was eighty-one. Mr.. Har-
grove was a native of Kentucky, and had
lived in northern Shelby county sixty years.
He was a charter member OF the Norris
town Masonic lodge and widely known by
the fraternity
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ORcial I'm Miami.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Ind, Nov. 5.-The official vote Of
Miami county gives Bryan a total plural
ity of 209 and Shively 121. The remainder
OF the State ticket pluralities range from
11 to 1s4. There were II Palmer votes. 81
Prohibition, 36 National and 5S Populists.
The Democratic-Populist fusion county
ticket was elected with majorities from
10 to 494. Davis Haifley, Pop. was elect
ed Representative. The Republicans had
to fight a fusion majority of 16S. and made
heavy gains.