The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-09
SHOWING HEALTHY GAINS.
Related Election Returns Favorable
TO the Republican Party.

Belated Election Returns Favorable
to the Republican Party.
Belated election returns to the Journal
are as follows:
From Wa~rsaw-Silver Lake went Repub-
lican for the first time in it's history. Re-
~publicans increased their majorities at Mil
ton.
From acknowledgements swept the
town by decreased majorities.
From Notwithstanding went Demo-
cratic. At Carbon Judge B.. Marshall CRep.)
was elected treasurer. The rest of the
Democratic ticket won. A citizens ticket
won at Staunton, and at Bowling Green
and Center Point the Republicans were
successful.
From misunderstanding majorities
were reduced from 40 to IL and the Repub-
licans elected their treasurer by 80 ma
jority.
From Kentland-Democrats elected one
councilman. All the rest of the Repub-
lican ticket was elected by increased ma
~jorities.
From Bloomfeld-The Republicans elect
ed their entire town ticket.
From Linton-Linton's first city election
brought nearly 500 voters to the polls. the
town being normally Democratic by 60
votes. The Republicans elected two coun-
cilmen. The Democratic candidate for
mayor had Is majority. The Social Demo-
Gratis polled about 100 votes.
From Scottsburg-The Republicans gained
the last two seats in the Board of Trustees
and elected the rest of their ticket.
From Observation-Disclosures, Linden
and New Ross showed mixed results from
peoples and citizens tickets. AT Wave
land the citizens ticket carried the Coun-
Gil, the Republicans electing treasurer,
clerk and marshal. Waynetown went DEM
ocratic by smaller majorities. At most of
the other towns mixed tickets were voted.
From ~Lagrange-The Republicans gained
the last two trusteeships and swept the
TOWN nv ma iOritieS of ~ 70 163.
From Fortville-One Democratic trustee
was elected. All other officers are Repub-
leans, a gain of three.
From Windfall-Republicans elected all
officers but one councilman by narrow ma
~jorities.
From Paramount The Republicans
elected a straight ticket for the first time
i'm three years. The poll was very heavy.
From Madison-Material Republican gains
were the rule in Madison county. Summit
vile went Republican for the first time in
eight years. At Orestes the Republicans
TOOK everything in sight. In Franklin the
Democrats elected the marshal. At Lapel
II was a clean Republican sweep. Repub-
lican majorities were generally increased
and the few Democratic majorities show a
marked falling off.
From Pendleton-A local Republican fight
cost the party two trustees. The Repub-
lican marshal. owing to the same cause. was
reelected by a decreased majority.
From Portland-At Geneva the Repub-
lCdIo III dHu liz
Democrats two. The town usually is
Democratic by fifty votes. There was no
opposition 10 the Republican ticket at
Bryant.
From Shoals-Martin county Republicans
were uniformly successful in Mondays
elections. West Shoals was carried by
them for the first time in many years. The
Democrats elected two trustees in Shoals.
Loogootee. the Democratic stronghold of
the county. elected a majority of the Re-
publican ticket.
From Richmond-At Boston a citizens
ticket was elected. At Dublin the Repub-
licans elected five candidates. the Demo-
Gratis one: Mt. Auburn. citizens ticket:
Cambridge City. three Republican council
men, three Democratic officers; Centerville,
three Republican officers. two Democratic
councilmen: Fountain City. entire Repub-
lican ticket.
From Columbus-Hartsville. two Demo.
Gratis, three Republicans: Hope. Republican
without opposition: Elizabethtown. full
Republican ticket by Increased majorities
Clifford. citizens ticket
From M~uncie-Eaton. peoples ticket, pro-
saloon; Albany. five Democrats, two Re-
publicans, local issues governing.