The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-20
THE VOTE ON SENATORS
OFFICIAL FOOTINGS MADE BY THE
SECRETARY OF STATE.
The FOotings on the Vote for Repre-
sentatfves VIII Soon Be
Completed.

The tabulation of the vote on state sem
ators has been completed by the force in
the secretary of states Office and it is prob
able that the vote on representatives will
be footed up to-day, which will about COM
plete the arduous and tedious work of the
official count The official vote on state
senators is as follows:
Allen County-George v. Kell, Dem, 10,
554: George w. Wilson, Rep, S,OS2. kelf s
majority, 1,472.
Delaware Countrywide Williamson.
Dem, 4ss7 Walter l. Ball IL, Rep I;;s ST. II;
William n. Locknart Pro-, 302. BARS piu-
rality, 3,4S5.
EIkhart County-Anthony Dehl, DEM.
5,104 4. A. Dausman, Rep, 6,ll2. Daus-
Madison County-James Morrison. Dem.
S,494 William A. Kittinger, Rep, 9,493;
Charles w. Littlefield. Pro-. $50. Kittin-
gers plurality, 999.
%, 1872; James T. Layman, Rep, %. 337;
James r. Henry, Pro-, 65S. Layman's plu-
rality, 4.445. John w. Hoffman, Dem. "A,
os2; Frederick E. Matson, Rep, S,az; Will
rality. 1910. John II. Kingsbury. Dem. %.
935; Charles n. Thompson, Rep, 2s,3So;
Walter G. Proctor, Pro-, COL Thompson
Vanderburg County-Edward J. Smith,
DEM. 7OS5; Samuel Crumbaker. Rep, S,07s;
William N. Nancy, Pro-, 49, Crumbaker'
plurality 1874.
Whitcomb Rep. 1859; Frederick l.. Ray,
Pro-, Isl. Whitcomb's plurality, 49,
Benton, Fountain and Warren Counties
John p. Doyle, Dem. 5.4S6; Frederick
Goodwine, Rep, 1854 Goodwine's majority,
1883.
Boone and Hendricks Counties-Oscar B.
Johnson, Dem, 6.125; James NJ. Barlow,
Rep, 6,565; Leander M. Crist, Pro-, 204.
Barlow's plurality. 440.
Carroll and Clinton Counties-James A.
Hedgecock, DEM, 6,1S4; Oliver A. Gard,
Rep, 6.S27; John H. Boyer, Pro-, 17. Gard S
Clark. Jennings and Scott Counties
James w. Fortune, Dem, 1924; Paul Bur
lingame, Rep, 6.496. Fortunes majority, S2S.
Clay and Owen Counties-Asahel III.
Wampler, Dem, SOFA; Thomas NJ. Rob-
erts, Rep, 5,5oS; Andrew j. Upton, Pro-.
"A. Wampler's plurality, SOC.
De Kalb and Steuben Counties-Charles
H. Bruce. DEM, 5000; A. Byron Darby,
Rep, 5.7s4. Darby's majority, 754.
Fayette, Henry and Union Counties-Asa
NJ. Weston, Dem. 5.10S Albert B. Ogborn.
Fulton Sy ana 1gp Wabash a} SountiesAMles r.
Meredith, Dem, 5,2s1; Joseph c. Goche-
nour. Rep. 65s4- Gochenour's majority.
1,243.
Hamilton and Upton Counties-Benjamin
G. Hoying. Dem. 5,s7s; Thomas J. Lindley.
Rep, 1902; Theodore A Cooper, Pro-, 123.
Lindley's plurality. Liza.
Jackson and Washington Counties-Jep-
tina II. Garriott, Dem, 6,407; Edward Il.
Dougherty, Rep. 4S00. CARROTS majority.
1607.
Jasper, Newton and White Counties
Lucius Strong, Dem. 5.2O3; E. H. Walcott.
Rep, 6,172. Walcott's majority, 969
Johnson and Shelby Counties-Robert
W. Harrison, DEM, 6,701; William Fether-
ingill Rep, 5.62s Harrisons majority.
lob
Kosciusko and Marshall Counties-Fran-
els e. Bowser, Dem, $3.50; John w. Parks,
Rep, 1888. Parks's majority, 263.
Lagrange and Noble Counties-William
II. Shinn, Dem, 1850; Joseph c. Conologue,
Rep, 5,622. Conologue's majority, 1,072.
Laporte and Starke Counties-James G.
Fletcher, Dem, 1856; Daniel L. Crum-
packer. Rep. SUI John n Harmon, Pro,
6S Crumpacker's plurality, 64
Montgomery and Putnam Counties--Wil-
liam III. Johnston, Dem. 1890; Louis w.
Otto, Rep, 7.047; James B. Robinson, Pop,
Az Johnson's plurality. 243.