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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-10
Wabash Cnnn4r

WABASH, Ind, Nov. 9-Complete returns
have been received from all the precincts
In Wabash county, and the Republican
state ticket has carried the county by 1850,
and the county ticket falls behind $50.
Major Steele, for Congress. running along
with the county ticket The advices of
District Chairman Bigler from the other
counties of the district make Major Steele's
majority 1900 as follows Republican
Huntington county, 100; Wabash, 500: Grant.
300; Howard, 1000. Democratic-Cass, 400;
Miami, 800. The Democrats eject their
township tickets in Pleasant and Tagro
townships, this county, by small major
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blackboard County.

HARTFORD CITY. Ind, Nov. 9.-The re-
suit of the election in Blackford was de-
cisive victory for the Democrats vino car
ried every township in the county with ma
jorities from 100 to go. Judge Lott: for Con-
gress. got go over Cromer, and the state
ticket went go for Ralston. John A. Bon
ham. Republican candidate for representa-
tive from Blackford, Randolph and Jay. is
elected as is George A. Osborne, the Re-
publican senatorial candidate from Wells,
Blackford and Grant.
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FRANKLIN, Nov. 9.-Reports from TWEEN
ty-five out of twenty-seven precincts in the
county give Hunt 2,05S Ralston 1852. The
two remaining precincts are strongly DEM
ocratic, so that the Democratic majority on
the state ticket is about the same as in 1896
Bailey, for Congress, carries the county by
about 500, which is disappointing to the
Democratic managers, they having claimed
the county by LOCO. The Republicans gained
heavily on their county ticket, notwith-
a ticket and voted generally with the Dem
ocrats. The Democratic majority was cut
down about 300 John Belk, for recorder,
led the Republican ticket, being defeated
by 25G.
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JacksOn County.

SEYMOUR, Ind. Nov. 9.-Republicans
neglected the state and congressional candi-
dates in order to down the Brownstown
ring in this county. The victory for the
fusion county ticket was overwhelming, the
majorities ranging from AIS to ESP, with
one precinct to hear from. There have been
no returns on the state ticket. Griffith will
have about 1,001 majority in the county.
James Marsh, the fusion Democratic candi-
date for representative, defeated Henry d.
Alldredge, the regular Democratic candi-
date, by AIS majority.
BROWNSTOWN, Ind, Nov 9.-The BAN
ner Democratic township of this county
gives Democratic gain of Is. The report
on state ticket i'll the out townships is slow.
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TiDDecouoe County.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. 9.-Complete
returns from Tippecanoe county give the
state ticket about 1850 Republican plurality,
congressional Lie county ticket 1900.
There is Republican loss on face of returns
of county clerk by 36 plurality. One COM
missioner elected by only 1S6 plurality. Is
sue against these was not political.
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Gibson County.

PRINCETON Ind. Nov. 9.-McGary, Re
publican candidate for representative, is
elected in Gibson county by 200. Willoughby.
Republican candidate for joint representa-
tive. received $50 majority I'm Gibson county
Stillwcll Democratic candidate for Joint
senator. received 80 majority in this county.
The Republicans elect entire county ticket
with exception OF sheriff by majorities from
20 to 80 Tho vote for congressman is so
close that the official count will be neces-
sary 10 tell whether Hemenway or Duncan
has carried the county. Two hundred and
ninety majority for the Republican state
ticket is conceded.
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VALPARAISO, Ind, Nov. 9-Returns
from the twenty-nine precincts in this coun-
ty show a majority of 76S for the Republic
an state ticket, Republican loss of about
fifty. Crumpacker, for Congress, and Ag-
new, for senator ran ahead of the ticket.
FurnesS, for representative, and the whole
Republican county ticket are elected by ma
iOrtities ranging from 400 to LOO.
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Sullivan County.

SULLIVAN, Ind. Nov. 9.-Thirteen pre-
cincts give Ralston 947 majority for secre-
tary of state. Ten precincts give Miers 321
majority for Congress- Gardiner, the Re-
publican candidate for Congress. ran ahead
of the ticket. The Democratic majority in
this county will be reduced 40 to 90 per cent.
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Delaware County.

MUNCIE, Ind. Nov. 9.-Fifty-one out of
fifty-seven precincts reported in Delaware
county tonight give Cromer. Republican,
for Congress. Eighth district, 1927: Lott.
Democrat, 25SS. plurality of 7S9, with
more precincts to come Forty-one pre-
cinctS give Hunt 2.SS1: Ralston 1866 the
county ticket going through with the state
Cromer expects to be elected by 1,600.
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jasper County.

RENSSELAER,, Ind, Nov. 9.-Returns
from all the precincts except three and with
those three estimated give the following re-
suits in Jasper county: Hunt, 1907; Rails
ton, 1,444; majority, 463; Republican gain, 49,
Crumpacker's majority is 24O Republican
loss of 134. Knots. Republican, for joint
representative of Lake and Jasper. has a
majority Of 101 a Republican loss of 2S6
The county ticket is all elected with posi-
bly, the exception of clerk, which the Demo-
Gratis seem to have by from to To-
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Clay County.

BRAZIL, Ind. Nov. 9.-Eection. returns
of this county are about in. Vote on state
ticket gives Ralston 500 over Hunt. Samuel
Hamiil. Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, received 425 over Faris. Democrats
elected entire county ticket with exception
of treasurer.
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Allen COUNTY.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Nov. All pre-
cincts of Allen county, except eight, give
$50 Republican. 1907 Democratic. Repub-
lican loss of 522. The eight missing pre-
cincts in Scipio and Ell River townships
and on account Of heavy rains all day and
tonight will not be in before tomorrow
morning. but a close estimate gives the
Democratic state ticket 1921 Democratic
Congressman Robinson is reelected by a
to / zoe
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Greene Counfx.

township give Hunt 2S4. Essaiston 1s1, Re-
DubIican gain of %
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Cass County.

LOGANSPORT. Ind, Nov. 9.-Unofficial
returns from the city and county, with the
exception of Jefferson township and this
estimated, give Michael Democrat. for Con-
gress $50 majority over Steele. The Demo-
cratic legislative ticket is elected by from
100 TO 400 On the county ticket Powell Re-
publican, is elected by go The vote for
sheriff, recorder and coroner is so close that
II will take the official count to decide. but
the indications that the Democratic
candidates are elected from 10 to so. Other
candidates on the Democratic ticket elected
by majorities ranging from 143 to 499.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. 9-Monroe
county gives the Republican state ticket
about 100 majority. John w. Cravens is
elected representative for Monroe and
Brown and Edwin Corr for joint senator
both Democrats. Congressman Miers car
ries Monroe county by 400, and says his ma
Jority in the district will be 1900.
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NTOntgomerv Cnnntv.

CRAWFORDSVILLE,I Ind, Nov. 9--Elec-
ton returns from all but one precinct show
that the Republicans elect the auditor rep
resentative CA. M. Scott), coroner, sur
Veyor, two commissioners, and the Demo-
Gratis elect the sheriff md treasurer. Lands,
for Congress, will have nearly 200 more votes
than Cheadle, and Altman. joint representa-
tive, will have at last 100 majority.
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ROCKVILLE, Ind, Nov 9.-The Repub-
licans elect their entire ticket and E. H.
Owen representative. Congressman Faris
carries the county by over two hundred y.
f. White is reelected Judge c. r. Hanger
and William Rawlings, Democratic sheriff
and treasurer, were defeated for reelection.
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LIBERTY Ind, Nov 9.-The state ticket
being voted straight TIE Democrats lost
votes at every polling place, their vote fall
ing below the poll. For auditor Milton
Maxwell, Republican, is elected by only IL
votes, the rest of the ticket being elected
Tor the Legislature, DIR. Patterson. the
200 to 800, this county being thrown with
FRANKLIN: The head of the state ticket re-
c e,eied al majority in the county, a gain of
thirty-four over two years ago.
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MADISON, Ind, Nov. 9.-Jefferson county
Republican majority on state ticket. 657 on
congressman, $50; joint senator, 5S4; repre-
sentative, 513. Entire Republican ticket
except Clarence Roberts for prosecutor, who
loses the county to Leland. Dem, by SIS. The
city of Madison went Republican by 200 and
Madison township by 120.
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BLUFFTON, Ind, Nov. 9.-For the first
time since Wells county has been an or
ganization were Republicans successful on
the county ticket. They elected Beirie
treasurer by $50, Hatfield clerk by 20, Brown
commissioner by 81. Batson, Democratic
candidate for surveyor, escaped the land
slide by only Is. Lott. Democrat, received
geo majority, against $50 for Brunt in 1896 for
congress. The state ticket, usually 800 is
only Democratic by 500 1t is the greatest
Republican victory in the State, as Wells
county gave BRYAN l 516 in 1906
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VnnderI,nrr Cn,,nt,

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nov. 9-The Repub
llcans elected every man. The county COM
piete, one precinct missing, gives Hemen-
way q majority of 1,24S He will carry the
district by about 1000 The state ticket will
go IN by several hundred votes to the good
returns not yet reported and are unobtain-
dp 3e: Leseman, Joint senator Willoughby,
representatives. all elected by majorities
ranging from 800 to / 500
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SALEM Ind. Nov. 9.-Returns from
twenty-one precincts in Washington coun-
~ and estimates on five missing precincts
give Ralston. Dem, 2,3S1; Hunt, Rep, 2.O27.
which gives Ralston a plurality of 34 For
congress. Zenor 1884, Whitesides 1888: plu-
rallty, 3ol. The Democrats elect their en-
TIRE county ticket by reduced maiorities
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Boone County.

LEBANON, Ind. Nov. ALI but four
townships in the county have been unoffi-
cially reported. Estimates made on the vote
at hand give RaIston a majority over Hunt
of DOL and Cheadle majority of $50 over
Lands. The rest of the ticket is elected by
ma iOrities ranging from go to $50.
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KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 9.-Thirty-seven of
the thirty-nine precincts in Howard county
give Ralston 2,941; Hunt, 1892; Republican
plurality, 9S1. For Congress. Michaels, 1902
Steele, 1882. Representative, Kellar.e $685.
Kirkpatrick, $3.50. Joint representative
Howard, Grant Miami. Wabash and Hunt
lngton counties, Logan. Democrat 2,402
Somers, 1852 Joint senator, Howard and
Miami counties. Kalbfleish. Democrat 25O6
Miller. Republican, 3,248 Country precincts
overcame Republican loss in city. Net Re
publican gain. So in county. Hunts major
ity is over LOO. Steele's 800.
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De KaIh County.

AUBURN. Ind. Nov. 9--De Kalb county
gives Ralston 300. Robinson, Dem, for
Congress, 500; Brown, DEM, for representa-
tive, 200. Democrats elect eight out of ten
county officers. Small Republican gains on
both state and county tickets.
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Shelby CnnntY.

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. 9.-Semi-offi-
cial returns from nineteen precincts and the
best information obtainable from the other
twenty-five in this county indicate that the
Democrats carry Shelby county for the
state ticket by 1885, Robinson, the fusion
candidate for Congress, will fall possibly 30
behind. Only the official returns can deter
mine the exact figures. Total vote in coun-
ty will be about $50 less than in 1896
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MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 9.-Repub-
lican secretary Of state, congressman and
representative two years ago had 222 ma
jority in Morgan county. 1t will be about
one hundred or less this time. Democrats.
elect county auditor and treasurer, the first
time they have had a county office of any
consideration in fifteen years.
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RrO,yn Cnnntx.

COLUMBUS, Ind. Nov 9.-Returns came
in from Brown county tonight showing
that the Republicans had elected every man
on the county ticket The county has a 400
Democratic majority as a rule and the
SurDriSe
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RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 9.-Unoficial re-
turns almost complete from Wayne county
show Republican majority of about $500
TOT al the candidates except sheriff, which
is cut down to about 800 Watson. for
Congress, has majority of about 1000.
Inc vote for secretary of state is slightly
ahead Of the congressional vote
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JnY County.

PORTLAND, Ind, Nov. 9.-Jay county
has been carried by the Republicans on the
state ticket by $50; on congressional repre-
sentative and senator by $50. Late returns
change the complication of the county and
place judge, sheriff, prosecuting attorney,
one commissioner and coroner in doubt, the
others being safely Republican. The official
count will be required to decide
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WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov 9-Thirty-four
precincts out of thirty-eight in Randolph
county give Ralston LEA Hunt, 1854, max
ing a net Republican gain of 22S. George
w. Cromer, candidate for Congress in the
Eighth district, will carry the county by
1900 He ran ahead of the state ticket in
several of the townships. and will be onls'
few votes behind Hunt.
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BLOOMFIELD, Ind. Nov. 9.-With fif-
teen precincts to be heard from, Greene
county gives Republican state ticket a ma
jority of about 200. Gardiner. Republican
for Congress, has a majority of 225. Hays,
for representative, is elected by a safe ma
jorty. Republicans elect their county
ticket, except clerk. recorder and one COM
missioner. which will require the official
vote to decide.
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ANGOLA, Ind, Nov. 9.-Steuben county
complete, except two precincts, give 1920
Republican and 252 Democratic; Repub-
lican plurality, $685. Two years ago the two
missing precincts gave 50 Republican ma
jority. DIR. Steiner Republican, for Con-
gress, gets about 900 plurality.
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Ohio Comfy.

RISING SUN, Ind. Nov. 9-The election
passed off with entire satisfaction to the Re-
publicans of Ohio county. They elected the
entire ticket, giving Secretary of State Hunt
a majority of Ill, a Republican gain over
1896 of 40. This splendid showing is due to
the untiring efforts of and good organiza-
ton effected by County Chairman H. G.
MatSon.
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Putnam County.

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. 9-FuI I'M
official returns from Putnam county on can
didate for, Congress give Hamill, Democrat
3O35; Faris, Republican. 1871; HamilIs
plurality, 65S Full Democratic county ticket
elected by majorities ranging from 431 to
6SS. The vote on state ticket is a little short
of the congressional vote. ]. II. James,
Democrat, elected to Legislature by sos ma
jority.
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whitley County.

COLUMBIA CITY, Ind, Nov 9.-Unoffi-
cial returns from Whitley county give DEM
ocratic state ticket majority averaging
about 300. Entire Democratic local ticket
elected by maJorities ranging from 900 to 400.
Robinson, Dem, for Congress, has a major
lty or 500. Heller, joint senator, has 367 ma
Jority. Wood, joint senator 100.
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Clinton County.

FRANKFORT Ind, Nov. 9.-Clnton
county Republicans have elected seven of
the ten men on their ticket by majorities
ranging from IA to 120. Cheadles plurality
over Lands in this county is but 81. In 1886
it was 221. Republicans here at Cheadles
home are highly iubilant over Landiss
splendid victory in the district.
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EIkhnrt cnnntx-

GOSHEN, Ind, Nov. 9.-Brick, Rep, for
Congress, carried this county by $50 major
ity over Hathaway. Bricks plurality in the
district is 2769. Republicans elect all county
officers by majorities ranging from 100 to
1,lOO. Republican plurality on state ticket
is 1.l07, gain of 200.
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Hamilton County.

NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Nov. 9.-The unoffi-
cial returns from Hamilton county give
Hunt a plurality of about 100. In 1896 Nc
Kmley's plurality was 696. Lands beats
Cheadle by $50 votes. In 1896 his plurality
ticket is elected
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of 5s4 In 1896 the majority was 1.734. Chair
man LutZ, of the county central committee,
claims the county now by only 1900. Both
state and county tickets suffer big Demo-
cratic losses. In nine precincts the vote
for congressman was: Lott. 1876; Cromer.
3s6; Democratic loss, about go.
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SPENCER, Ind, Nov. 9-Unof1icial re-
turns in Owen county give Miers 252 ma
jarity. The Democratic county ticket is
elected by majorities ranging from 1O2 to 361
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Twelfth Distrlct. Rohinson.D. stemen. i
Hathaway, D. Brick, ]
.ntson Has Zoo.

Special To the Indianapolis Journal
sRUSHVIILE. Ind. Nov 9.-Returns from
all counties in the Sixth congressional dis
trict give James f. Watson. for Congress,
a majority of over 2.1G0
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Knox County.

VINCENNES, Ind, Nov. 9.-Returns from
all but three precincts show Democrats car
ried the county with only sheriff in doubt
Miers, Democrat, for Congress- defeated
shows Democratic majorities ranging from
10 to $50.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
Republicans viii Have Mt Least III

Republicans VIII Have at Least Fifty
Two Members After March Next.
There will be thirty-onc vacancies filled
when the new Senate convenes next March.
The terms of thirty senators expire then and
the vacancy that Oregon failed to till two
years ago makes up the total of thirty-one.
OF these nine States. Rhode Island, Mary
land, Maine. Ohio. Vermont, Oregon Con-
necticut, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
were regarded as certainly Republican,; in
fact the first six mentioned had already
elected their Legislatures before the cam
paign began. Nine States. Virginia Ten
nessee, Utah. Missouri. Montana, Texas,
Mississippi Florida and Nevada We're re-
garded sure silver States. This left thir-
teen States, California. Delaware, Indiana.
Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey. New
York, North Dakota, West Virginia, Wash
ington. Wisconsin. Wyoming and Nebraska
in the doubtful column On Tuesday the
Republicans elected the Legislatures in
every one of these doubtful States with
possibly Nebraska exception. The
net result is that the cause of sound money
will have at least ffty-two votes in the next
Senate as against thirty-seven for the silver
portion. Analysis of the next Senate fol-
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Fnxcfte Comfy.

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 9-The full
vote of Fayette county is as follows: Rails
ton. l,427; Hunt, 1899, a Republican loss of
"A; Robinson, for Congress, 1857; Watson,
ls25; Thomas, for representative, 1,40S;
Roots, l,SGl. County ticket elected by Re-
publicans.
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Lagrange County.

LAGRANGE, Ind, Nov. 9.-Republican
majority 74S and one precinct to hear from.
The result will probably not be materially
changed. Majority is nearly the same as two
years ago.
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Chicago News.
The young doctor and his friend, the
drug clerk, were sitting at the club win
dow when a richly dressed lady passed by.
There goes the only woman l ever
loved" remarked the young M. y.
That 500" queried the other. Then why
Can't afford it." replied the doctor. ''She
Is nv best patient"
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LAPORTE, Ind, Nov. 9-Forty-three pre-
cincts out of fifty-one in Laporte county
give Ralston a plurality of 513. Schaal and
Herrold, Democrats. elected 90 state Legis-
lature by 500 plurality Republicans elected
county ticket
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Dearborn County.

LAWRENCEBURG. Ind. Nov. 9.-Dear-
born gives Democratic ticket 200 majority
County Democratic by from $50 to 200 for
various offices. Four precincts still out.
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Henry County.

| NEW CASTLE, Ind, Nov. 9.-Nineteen
precincts out Of thirty-five give Ralston
| 1863; Hunt, 2,444. Republican county ticket
will be elected by about L. 800 plurality Re-
| publicans made net gains of between 200 and
| 200
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VERSAILLES, Ind, Nov. 9.--The returns
from every precinct in Ripley county show
a Republican majority of $50 on state ticket,
a gain of Ill. The entire Republican county
ticket is elected by comfortable majority.
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DECATUR, Ind, Nov. 9-Returns are
coming in very slow and are very discour-
aging TO the Democracy. Estimating the
results from the ten precincts now In,
Adams county Democracy viii have loss
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HendricI.a 6,nnntv-

DANVILLE, Ind, Nov. 9-Hendricks
county complete gives Ralston 2,O4S, Hunt
1000; Republican plurality. 977 Hamin, for
Congress has 2126, Faris 2,901; Fariss plu-
rality 775.
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Got Mixed.

Little CIarence-At school this afternoon,
when Johnny Squanch was reciting his
piece. he said: Dare to harm but one head
of that poor girls hair and the last moment
shall be your next"
Mr. Callipers-H'ml What caused him to-
get mixed up in that manner2
Little Clarence-Why, he has lost a front
tooth, and l guess the wrong words leaked
Of the hole before it was their regular
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CORYDON, Ind, Nov. 9.-Harrison county
gives Ralston 1T plurality, a Republican
gain of $50.