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All Republican but Mayor.

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MARTINSVILLE, Ind, May 6.-The city
election here to-day resulted as follows:
Mayor. Max Shireman Oem.), 1 majority;
treasurer, Thomas f. Burns (Rep.), &9;
clerk. j. L. Fuselman (Rep), 224; marshal,
George y. Pratt (Rep), 256; councilmen,
William H. Miller and George o. Major,
Jacob BAKE and Asher w. Cure, r. A.
Asher and William Townsend. all repub-
licans, d gain of one Republican council
man
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind. May 6.-The city cleo
tion to-day resulted in the Democrats elect
ing the mayor and three councilmen. and
the Republicans elected clerk. marshal.
treasurer and FIVE councilmen. Jacob F.
Denny Dem.) for mayor has a majority
of Ia over Charles w. Mclaughlin (Rep)
The Democratic councilmen are James
Leavy, Henry Sockrider and Volky ID.
Carmody. The Republicans elected are
Horace Antrim. clerk; Frank Smith, treas
urer; Will NJ. Stephens. marshal; Harry
G. Ayers. Dawson r. Suman, James Bad
ders. Tunis F.. Throp and l.. c. Chamber
lain. councilmen.
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FIGHT AT
Republican Beaten by n Democratic
saloon Keeper-RepubIicans Win.

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COLUMBUS, Ind, May 6.-The city cleo
ton passed off quietly with but one dis
turbance. of any consequence. Early this
morning Joseph Gable, a Republican work
er In the Second precinct, was assaulted by
Jim Henry, a Democratic saloon keeper,
and was badly beaten with a brick. 1t is
thought Cables skull is fractured.
The result of the election is a Republican
victory, Benjamin Parker (Rep) being
elected mayor over John Walker by eighty
majority. r. NJ. Harvey CRep) is elected
marshal over Dixon by nine majority.
Howard Tompkins and w. w. Adams are
tied for treasurer. Karl Voland (Dem.) is
elected clerk over f. G. Ulrich (Rep.) by
134. The Republicans elect six of the ten
councilmen. The result is a Republican
gain of mayor, marshal and five council
men. Socialists had d full city ticket and
cast about lbs votes. The official vote may
change the result for treasurer.
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GAIN y LOSSES.
New Albany Republicans Elect Mayor,
but Lose Three other Places.

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NEW ALBANY, Ind, May 6.-The Demo-
Gratis made gains in the city election to-day
and will control the next City Council. The
Republicans elected the following: Mayor,
Frank l.. Shrader; treasurer. Jacob Best;
councilmen, Walter Coons. Bert Thurman,
Charles c.. Hendrich, George Strack, Will
liam H. Stephens and Taylor Graham. The
Democrats elected the following: Clerk.
Eugene Brisbie; councilmen, job H. Nc
Qiddy, Benjamin jackson, Frank Fouge-
rouse, Valentine WeiSsenbeger, Frank
Green, William Sloemer, Frank H. Wilcox
and John Vernia.
The Republicans gained the mayor but
lost the city clerk and two councilmen.
City Clerk Thomas McCulloch was defeated
by 40 votes. Shrader's majority over Jas.
~. Sappenfield was 80. City Treasurer Best
is reelected by PSI. The total vote was
Ass.
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Congregational Nominations.

SALEM. O., May 6-R. w. Tayler. of LIS
bon. who made the sensational fight in
Congress against Roberts, elected TO rep
resent the State Of Utah in the house, was
again renominated from the Eighteenth
district by acclamation for his fifth term.
He represents the old Mckinley district.
GAINESVILLE, o., May 6.-Henry c. Van
Vorhis, who has served five terms in Con-
gress, was renominated here to-day by ac-
clamation at the Fifteenth district Repub-
Iican congressional convention.
BLOOMINGTON, H.. May 6.-John A.
Sterling, of Bloomington, was nominated
to-day at the Republican congressional con-
ventiOn of the new Seventh nth district.
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Almost n Clean sweep i'm Madison
Carnegfe's Library Rejected.

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MADISON, Ind, May 6.-The Republic
ans achieved a splendid victory in the city
election to-day, electing John Moore mayor
over Mayor Mcclure, electing the clerk and
treasurer and securing ten out Of twelve
councilmen. Louis Barnes, elected marshal
for the third term owing to his personal
popularity, and two councilmen In the Sixth
Ward are the only Democrats elected. The
Republicans are jubilant over their large
gains.
The proposition 10 accept Mr.. Carnegie's
offer of $4,000 for a library was defeated.
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C.pttaIixed at s2a.ooo.ooo.

ALBANY. ". Y, May 6.-The Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company. of New
York city. which. will operate the Rapid
Transit Underground Railroad in that city,
was Incorporated here to-day with a CAPT
tai of 80, 0o0. 900. The directors are w. III.
Baldwin. c. T. Barney. August Belmont
Andrew Freedman, James Jourdan, John
3. Mcdonald. w. j. Caloman. John Pearce
W. A. Read. Cornelius Vanderbilt. G.. w
Young OF New York. f. +. Bryan OF
Yonkers and G.. NJ. Lane of Boston.
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All One Way at ConnersviIIe.

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CONNERSVILLE, Ind, May 6.-The Re-
publicans had a housekeeping to-day and
made a clean sweep at their city election
by electing their entire ticket by handsome
majorities- The Democrats made a hard
fight for Council in the Third and Fourth
wards.
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REPUBLICANIsM IN GOOD FORM.


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UNION CITY. Ind, May 6.-The Repub-
licans came near getting back to their old
time form in the city election held here
to-day, electing the entire ticket. with the
exception of mayor and one councilman.
G. r. Rosenbush Oem.), the present city
clerk. defeated O. E. Green for mayor, and
George Schrtcker won over B.. 7. Messick
for Council. The ticket elected is as fol-
lows:
For mayor, G. a. Rosenbush; clerk. c.
/. Williamson; treasurer, S. J. Fisher: mar
shall, G. w. Waile: councilmen, G. s. Hook,
Jr, George Schricker. c.. S. Hardy, Frank
Fletcher, 0. G. Gist, c.. M. Thompson.
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Democrats Carry Logansport.

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LOGANSPORT, Ind, May 6.-The Demo-
Gratis to-day elected everything on the city
ticket excepting three councilmen. The
ticket is as follows: Mayor, Sidney A.
Vaughn; treasurer, Frederick Boerger;
clerk. Austin d. Faunsler. The Democratic
councilmen are Henry Kruck. Addison
Haskell, Joseph Reitemeier. George Pal
mer. Michael Sullivan. Daniel Gillespie and
John Slaybaugh: Republicans, William
Porter, Stephen Boyer. William Enyart.
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Democratic Majority Overcome.

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DECATUR. Ind, May 6.-With a normal
majority Of $50 against them the Republic
cans to-day elected four out of six mem
bers of City Council. The Republican cam
didate for marshal also was elected by a
majority of 90. The successful candidates
are David Coffee (Dem.), mayor; Sylvester
Peterson (Rep.), Charles Tepler (Rep),
Simon Foordyce (Rep.). Harry Settler
Oem), Timothy Corbett CRep.), Cyrus
Weaver Dem.), councilmen; William Arch
bold Dem.), treasurer; Dallas Hover
Dem.), clerk; Harry Cordua Rep), mar
shall
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The Peace Movement.

PRETORIA, May 6-The peace situation
is developing encouragingly. According 10
reliable information which has reached
here several OF the nearer commands have
received the burgher delegates in an ami
cable spirit. II is understood that Com
mandan Beyers has announced his will
ingness to abide by the decision reached
by the Transvaal government. Consider
able opposition to the peace movement,
however, is developing among the irrecon-
cilables of General Delarey's force.
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Small Republican Gain.

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CONVICTION. Ind. May 6.-The Coving-
ton city election resulted: Mayor, William
Miles; marshal, Arthur De Haven: treas
urer, n. G.. Harlow; clerk. Thomas Nc
George; councilmen-George Robb and Alva
Clark, Alfred Schulenberg and Charles
Brown, William Hegg and J. Z. Mcmahon,
a gain Of one Republican councilman.
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Of two. DR.. W. w. Zimmerman was re-
elected mayor by a plurality of 232. a reduc-
ton from four years ago, but a gain IN
his total vote. The loss in plurality Is due
10 a concentration on one candidate against
him. John c. Taggart and Charles a Ten
mis- were elected clerk and treasurer, re-
spectively, without opposition.
Oddities OF the election were seen In the
fact that a Democratic stronghold elected
a Republican councilman and a Republican
ward went for Bayer, Democratic nominee
for mayor, the issues being local. voting
machines were satisfactorily tested in one
u~aF1
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The Republicans Elect Every Candi-
date on Their icket

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WARSAW, Ind, May 6.-The Republic
ans elected the entire city ticket at the
municipal election to-day, carrying every
precinct in the city. B. +. Richardson was
elected mayor by a majority of los, a gain
of sixty-four over four years ago. This
gain was made in spite of the determined
effort of the Democrats TO elect their nomi-
nee for mayor, +. h. BOwser. No other
nominations were made by the Democrats,
and the rest of the Republican ticket was
elected without opposition.
A bitter personal fight was made on the
Republican nominee, and the campaign was
one of the most heated in the history of
the CITY
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New MiIford's Fire Loss.

DANBURY, Conn, May 6.-Between $500
600 and 500. 900 Is the latest estimate of the
loss by fire which destroyed the business
section of New Milford. sixteen miles north
of here. last night. Nearly fifty buildings,
including most of the stores in the place,
two banks and three hotels were burned.
The New Milford National Bank, the last
building 10 take fire, was in ruins at day
break. The fire started about $50 o'clock
last night in the stables OF the New Mil
ford House. The cause is unknown.
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Republicans Have the Council.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, May Elm a closely
contested city election, to-day, on local
issues the Democrats elected w. w. Spoon
er. mayor. T. A. Hogan, city judge, and
two aldermen. The Republicans elected
Robert Ewing, clerk; c. w. Bartholomew,
treasurer; Terry Billings, marshal, and six
out of eight aldermen.
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ocr Win, Republicans Gain.

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MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, May Elm the
city election held here to-day the Demo-
cratic ticket. headed by Martin T. Krue-
ger, mayor, was elected, with the exception
of one Republican councilman. The usual
Democratic majority was considerably cut
down, and the Republicans have secured
their first representation In the Council In
four years. Krueger's majority was go.
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. CnuneiI Is Republican.

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GOSHEN, Ind. May 6.-The Republicans
elected ten of the fifteen city officials to-
day. The Democrats elected George +.
Alderman, proprietor Of the Hotel Hascall,
mayor by 81 majority; Edgar Nesey, mar
shall. by 292, and three councilmen- Inc
Republicans elected Ben c.. Bender, clerk.
by Z61: Orrin Watts. treasurer, 100: Joseph
NJ. Peters. judge, 800, and seven councllmen
by majorities ranging from IA TO Is.
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Huntington Handsomely Redeemed.

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HUNTINGTON, Ind, May 6.-The city of
Huntington has been handsomely redeemed.
The Republicans elected seven of the eight
councilmen and the entire Republican
ticket. The only Democratic councilman
elected won by one vote only. The total
vote was 1,165 for the Republican candidate
for mayor, Major Anderson, 1,022 for the
Democratic candidate and 40 for the So
cialist candidate. Charles S. Cutshall, an
ex-reporter of the Evening Herald, received
over 800 majority for city clerk.
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Lost on Overconfdence.

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PRINCETON, Ind, May 6.-The city
election resulted in the election of DEM
ocratic mayor, Charles White, and six
councilmen, Republican marshal, clerk.
treasurer and two councilmen. The city
is normally Republican by a good major
ity. O~verconfdence caused Republican
losses.
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New York Journal.

NV VI - -
The Grosvenor shoddy bill necessarily has
the support Of every man who believes IN
honest business methods The Dill does not
propose TO stop the manufacture and sale
OF shoddy. Those who want 10 manufac-
ture cloth out OF old rags and waste scraps
OF the wooden mills, and those VINO want 10
sell clothing made out OF such materials.
will be at full liberty under the bill TO do
so. But they must label their imitation
wares for just what they are-mark them
wooden goods. The Grosvenor bill Is simply
a bill 10 stop swindling. The victims OF the
shoddy crooks are the poor working people.
10 whom every cent r. an object and whs
are attracted by seemingly low prices.
There Is no reason. no respectable reason.
why the Grosvenor bill should not pass
both houses OF Congress without a vote
against Il.
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UsuaI Democr.ti Majority.

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PERU, May 6.-The usual Democratic
majority of this city was successful again
to-day, electing William Odum, mayor;
George Ham, marshal; Andrew Schmoll.
treasurer; William O'Hara. clerk. and our
Councilmen. The Republicans elected John
Jack. William II. Spaulding. Schuyler Mil
Ter and J. W. Kurtz, councilmen.
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Democrats Gain a Mayor.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKFORT. Ind. May 6.-By concen-
trating all their efforts on the mayoralty.
the Democrats OF Frankfort to-day elected
the first Democratic mayor this city has
had for several years. Jerome Clark. ex-
sheriff. defeating Guy Coffin by 80 votes.
They also elected one councilman. The Re
publicans elected clerk. treasurer. marshal
and Ave councilmen by majorities ranging
from 80 10 800.
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There are many reasons for the defeat OF
Slower. the strongest being that the strong
est Republicans did not deem II wise 10
turn the control Of the city over 10 such a
young man.
A Gas City Mayor Lay DEM was re-
elected. The fight against him was a warm
one, arising from different party troubles
during the campaign.
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Beers Driven Out.

CAPE TOWN, May 6.-The O'Okiep.
Western Transvaal Colony, relief corps
has occupied Steinkop. to the north of
O'Okiep, which was strongly held by the
Beers after fighting April q and Is. The
British lost six men killed and had eight
wounded. The Boer losses are said to have
been heavy. The Beers asked for British
medical assistance.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, May 6.-The city
election passed off quietly to-day. Only a
light vote was polIed. The following ticket
was elected. all of whom are Republicans:
Mayor, George NJ. Snyder; clerk, a. a.
Glenn; marshal, James Stephenson; treas
urer, James X. Fisher; councilmen, John
II. Fisher and Thomas L. Kane, H. b.
Tucker and Elwood Wilson. Charles
Michels. Noah Earl (Dem.) and L. b. OAR
rah (Rep.) tied for councilman in the Third
ward.
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Delphi Republicans Make Gains.

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DELPHI, Ind, May 6.-The Republicans
in the city election to-day elected the
mayor, treasurer, marshal and four out of
six members of the City Counc by ma
~jorities ranging from 2 to 10, gaining the
Council. mayor and treasurer.l
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ELKHART REvERsEs ITSELF.
Elects N Republican Council and Sew
eraI Democratic OficiaIs.
.dIanapolis Journal.

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ELKHART. Ind. May 6.-In the city
election to-day the following were elected:
Mayor, Charles T. Greene DEM; clerk.
Emil V. Anderson Rep): treasurer. e. A.
Campbell Dem.). the incumbent; judge.
Clyde Raymer DEM: councilmen-B. A.
skinner, Robert Neville. T. j. Keene, w.
b. Pratt. w. s. Haze1ton. John Jones, A. L.
Gotwalt, Fremont Thomas. George Fred
ericks. Ira II. Church and Henry Single
Reps1 and VI. Smith DEM The city
ticket pluralities were very small, except
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South Bend Democrats Win.

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SOUTH BEND. Ind. May edward J.
Fogarty Dem.) was elected mayor of
South Bend. to-day. over William A.
Rutherford CRep) The prospects are that
the entire Democratic ticket is elected, but
the returns are not yet complete.
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O AS SCRAP IRON.
Wrecks Of Spanish Warships OquendO
and viscayn to Be Broken Tn.

NEW YORK, May "a representative
of an American company has purchased the
wrecks Of the Spanish warships Almirante
Oquendo and Viscaya and they will be
broken up and sent to Philadelphia as
scrap iron, says a Santiago, Cuba, dis
patch to the Tribune. The vessels will yield
about $4,000 tons, and the government will
receive 81 a ton.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CLINTON, Ind. May 6.-The entire Re
publican city ticket was elected to-day by
an average majority of over two hundred,
a Republican gain of over one hundred.
Interest was conferred in the emphatic re-
buke of the Tom Johnson platform adopted
by the Democrats.
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CrawfordsvilIe Is Republican.

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CRAWFORDSVIILE, Ind, May 6.-The
returns from the city election show that
the entire Republican ticket Is elected. The
city officials will nave pluralities of about
400, while the councilmen have safe plurali-
ties.
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Republican at RushviIle.

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RUSHVILLE. Ind, May 6.-The Repub-
licans to-day elected their entire city ticket
and all the councilmen except three, who
were defeated by narrow margins.
were defeated by narrow margins. The sue
cessful ticket is: John VI. Stevens. mayor;
Theodore Il. Gregg. treasurer; Harry La
kin, clerk: Lee Wicker. marshal.
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Democrat. Control seymour.

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SEYMOUR, Ind. May CDR. ]. NJ.
Shields (Dem.) was elected mayor here to-
day over A. w. Mills Rep) by IS major
ity. The Democrats elected also clerk,
marshal, police judge and six ceuncilmen,
and the Republicans elected Thomas J.
Clark treasurer and four councilmen. A
large vote was polled.
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Republicans Gain in Upton.

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Upton, Ind, May Elm the city cleo
ton to-day the Democrats carried the city
by about one hundred majority. The Re-
publicans gained two councilmen in the
Third ward.
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plete victory, electing their ticket from
top to bottom. The successful men were:
Mayor, j. w. Dixon; clerk, Arthur Owens;
treasurer, Victor Bergen; marshal. Thomas
Finn; councilmen. Riley Riggs, James
Brown, John Jackson. Taylor Ballard,
Frank Crowell. Richard Lee. This was a
Republican gain OF three councilmen and a
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Republican Gains Made.

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JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, May 6.-The
Republicans elected mayor, treasurer and
clerk by majorities ranging from 40 to 12O,
also six councilmen out of ten. Big Re
publican gains were made in all the wards.
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FAIR WEATHER TODAY.


Fair and Higher Temperature on
Thursday-Fresh West Winds.
WASHINGTON. May 6.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
For Indiana-Fair on Wednesday, Thurs
day fair and warmer; fresh west winds.
For IIlinois-Fair on Wednesday; slightly
cooler in extreme northeast portion; Thurs
day fair and warmer; fresh west to north
winds.
For Ohio-Showers and thunderstorms
and cooler Wednesday. followed by clear
ing: Thursday fair; fresh to brisk west
winds.
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Anderson's. Fredericks won by one vote.
This is nearly a complete reversal OF con-
ditions. as the present Council consists OF
nine Democrats and three Republicans,
with a Republican mayor, clerk and Judge
and Democratic treasurer. the latter being
chosen by the Democratic majority IN the
Council after the Republican treasurer had
resigned.
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ALL But ONE COUNCILMAN.
Richmond Republicans Elect Them
Voting Machines Used.
the IndianapolIs journal

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RICHMOND. Ind. May 6.-The Repub-
licans elected everything in this city to-
day except one councilman. giving them
thirteen member Of that body. an increase
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All Republican Candidates Elected.

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ATTICA, Ind, May 6.-In the city election
of to-day the Republicans elected every Of
ficer. Mayor Reed was reelected for
his third time by $50 majority. This is the
first time the Republicans ever made a
clean sweep here.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE. ILL.,, May 6.-Joseph G.. Can
non was unanimously nominated by the
Republicans of the Eighteenth Illinois con-
gressional district in this city to-day for
member of Congress. Mr.. Cannon was
present and accepted the nomination.
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Republican Gains in Vincennes.

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VINCENNES, Ind, May 6.-The Demo-
cratic city ticket was elected By greatly
reduced majorities. G. W.. H.. Roush Oem)
was elected mayor over Dr.. p. B. Jessup
CRep) by a majority of 200. The Repub-
leans elected five out Of twelve council
men, a gain of three.
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pecial TO the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 6.-The Demo-
Gratis of Warrick county, in convention to-
day, passed resolutions instructing the dele
gates TO vote for ]. w. Spencer for Con-
greSS.
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Republican Ticket Elected.

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r. VERNON, Ind, May 6.-The
Republicans elected their entire city ticket
here to-day. except two councilmen in the
Third ward. Prather, independent candi-
date for mayor, was overwhelmingly de-
feated.