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The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-05
TALK WITH THE MAYOR.
lie Expresses satisfaction at the Re-
salt of the Election.

suit OF the Election.
When information reached Mayor Book
walter that the Republican county ticket
had been successful by pluralities ranging
1rom 600 to 200 for Ensley to 1900 or 1900
for the rest of the county ticket and a
probable plurality for Overstreet of $500
ne expressed his qualification by the fol-
sowing:
''I am more than gratified because 1
recognize the fact that the entire force of
Che Democratic fight was concentrated
against Ensley. Without speaking dis
5aragingly of the other candidates on the
Republican ticket, Mr.. Ensley is one of the
best of the younger element of Republicans.
know that during the last ten days of
the election Kuhn spent vast sum of
money, and the Democratic committeeman
were given explicit instructions to defeat
Ensley by any means in their power.
II recognize the fact that a great many
Republicans voted against Ensley, and I
.cOnsder his election as a most notable vic
Itory. This campaign has seemed as If the
scity administration were on trial. and al
though 1 do not take any credit for the VIC
tory, i realize that a victory for the county
ticket is a victory for the city administra-
.tion, since we supplied in a great measure
the sinews of war and the heeenergy with
which IL was conducted.
! 81 have known Mr.. Ensley from boyhood
and have full knowledge of his ability
and of his absolute integrity. a victory
for him gives me a sense of personal exal-
tation.
81 am a good Republican with a full ad-
herence in the will of my party, and vic
tory under any conditions cannot but be
nightly pleasing TO me-
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Madison County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 4-The election
returns are very slow coming in, but thirty
eight out of the eighty-six precincts in
Madison county show that the Republicans
have won a decisive victory to-day. Re-
publican headquarters estimate the follow
ing pluralities: State, 1,40O; legislative,
1,0OO; Congress, 1000; county ticket 800. The
hardest fight was waged against Judge Nc
Clure. The Democrats concede his election
and their headquarters are closed for the
night. Several hundred enthusiastic Re-
publicans have escorted Judge Mcclure to
his home, mounting him on a big white
horse and placing him at the head of the
procession.
Congressman Cromer says to the Journal
that he is confident he is reelected by the
greatest majority ever given a congress
man in this district. Delaware. his home
county, will give him $500 to 1900.
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Morgan County.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Eight-
cen precincts of Morgan county give the
Republican state ticket ASP majority. There
are thirty precincts in the county, with
heavy Democratic precincts to hear from.
The precincts heard from show net Re-
publican gain of 22 in the county, and the
congressional ticket falls behind the state
ticket slightly. The Republicans believe
their whole county ticket is elected The
Democrats made their principal effeort to
elect clerk, auditor and commissioners
PARAGON, Ind, Nov. 4.-Ray township
of Morgan county gave Storms, Republican
candidate for secretary Of state, a majority
of Ill. This is gain of SO votes and is the
banner majority in the history of the town.
ship. This is the home Of Cresley Smith,
candidate for joint senator from Marion
and Morgan counties.
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SPENCER Is HOPEFUL.



Chairman W. W. Spencer. OF the Demo-
cratic county committee. refused 10 con-
ce.ie the Republican victory in the county
at O'Clock this morning. Instead, Mr..
Spencer insisted thar the Democrats had
achieved victory and elected the entire
ti-ket by pIuraIities varying from 500 to
100. The returns furnished the county
cGmmittee indicate TO Mr.. Spencer that
tl,e Democratic gains in some precincts had
baen large and with these gains as basis
f,r calculation IL was figured that the
ticket had been elected. In some precincts
the Democratic committeeman reported
losses on the Republican books and great
gains In their own. vote.
The individual candidates on the county
ticket who were said to be running ahead
oS the ticket were August Kuhn, Jacob
Eoessner and Charles Clark These men
we're running well. Mr.. Spencer said. and
he is sure that when a final count is made
Kuhn will certainly be elected.
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Newton County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KENTLAND, Ind, Nov. 4.-Fifteen pre-
cincts out of nineteen in Newton county
give Storms 567 plurality. The remaining
precincts will increase the Republican plur-
ality to 600, the largest in the history of
the county. Scratching was quite general
on the county ticket and the election Of
ficers are slow with the count. Incomplete
returns indicate, however, that the entire
Republican ticket is elected, although the
candidates for treasurer and sheriff will
be elected by reduced majorities. Harry j.
Caldwell. for joint representative, is elected
by safe majority.
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BIackford County.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Nov. 4.-Enough
precincts have been heard from in Black
ford county to assure the election of the
entire Democratic county ticket by plur-
alities ranging from 100 to 80. The big
surprise was the result Of the South Side
glass factory district, which went Demo-
cratic on the State ticket by IA. Fred
Landis, for Congress. headed the Repub-
lican ticket in nearly every precinct Lick
ing township, in which Hartford City is
located, gave a Republican plurality of 40.
Compared with the vote of 1900 this rs a
loss in this township of 122 to the Repub-
licans.
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Tippecanoe County.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 4-Seventeen
precincts Of Tippecanoe county give Storms
1852, Schoonover 933, Republican gain OF
80. Eight precincts give Crumpacker 669,
Guthrie 431; for senator, Wood CRepD. SSs'
Davidson Oem.), 40; representative, Mar
shall (Rep.), 653. Ilgenfritz (Dem.). 1885,
Twenty-Five precincts give Storms 2,6'2;
Schoonover. 1.ss2. Republican gain of 100.
Twenty-three precincts give Crumpacker
CRep.), for Congress, 2.24S; Guthrie (Dem),
1,43S; for senator. Wood Rep), 2,l5O'
Davidson Dem.), 1880; for representative
Marshall Rep), 2195; Ingenfritz (Dem).
1,416
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Democratic Gains i'm Floyd.

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NEW ALBANY, Ind, Nov. 4.-Schoon-
over carries Floyd county by $50 plurality,
a Democratic gain of seventy-five. Zenor,
for Congress, has plurality of $50. Ask
rem Dem) for senator, is elected, and
Denbo Dem) for representative, probably
is elected.
Five precincts give Storms 1854; Schoon-
over, $50, Democratic gain of 81; Congress,
Maginniss 369, Zenor 341; senator, Jay
(Rep.) 361, Askren Oem.) 1856; represent
ative, Lemon Rep.) 1913, Denbo Dem.) 354
The entire Democratic county ticket is
elected by majorities of 500 to 500.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
CrOmer Claims Election by $500
Delaware County's Vote.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 5.-Forty six pre-
cincts out of sixty-six in Delaware county
give Storms $50. Schoonover 2,257. Forty
one precincts give Cromer (Rep.). for Con-
gress. 4,S5l, Truesdale Oem.) 2,075. The
Republican state ticket will have the big
gest mapority ever given by Delaware
county. 1900. Cromer will have $500 ma
jority in this county.
Cromer has made gains throughout the
county. He claims the county by from
$500 to $500. The state ticket will run
over 1900 in the county. Cromer says his
election is beyond any doubt
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NASHVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Schoonover
carries Brown county by 200 plurality.
Griffith Oem.), for Congress, wins by $50
Davis Oem.), for senator Wellons, Dem.) J,
for representative, and the Democratic
county ticket are elected
Four precincts give Storms PA, Schoon-
over 437. small Republican loss. Brown
(Rep.), for senator, received 210 votes;
Davis Oem.), 4S1. Wellons, representative
(Dem.), 425; Fields (Rep.), 19S
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PARAMOUNT, Ind, Nov. 4.-One anus
ing feature of the election in this township
occurred at precinct No. 2. The Demo-
cratic members of the board appointed by
their precinct committeeman absolutely re-
fused to serve. None could be found 10
take their places, and in desperation the
inspector telephoned to County Chairman
Charles Ratliff, who in turn telephoned
to Attorney Charles L. Parker to go and
organize the election board. 1t was $50
o'clock before a sufficient number of Demo-
Gratis could be found They are few and
far between in that precinct.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind, Nov. 4.-Thirty-one of
the thirty-eight precincts in Wabash coun-
ty give net Republican plurality of 1.47S,
a Republican gain of 200. The majority
in the county will be between 1,5S0 and
1900. Lands, for Congress, runs up with
ticket.
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Grant County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, Nov. 4.-Reports from
thirty-seven of the eighty-fve precincts in
Grant county show Republican plurality
of 1,S02. AT the same ratio the Republican
plurality will reach 4,122, a gain of 600 over
two years ago. Fred Lands will run even
with the county ticket and slightly behind
the state ticket. The Soldiers Home gave
Lands big vote. The Prohibitionists
showed considerable gain in one precinct of
Fairmount township, running better than
the Democrats.
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Very Close in Laporte.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Laporte county
is so close that any estimates are mere
guess work. 1t is believed that Schoon-
over has carried the county by so plurality,
a Democratic gain of 75 Guthrie, for Con-
gress, has 100 plurality. The Republicans
believe Short, for representative, and Dan
ielson, for joint representative, are elected,
but the Democrats claim the election of
Pepple, representative, and Garman, joint
representative. The first precinct in the
county 10 make report shows a Repub-
lican gain of q. A light vote was cast,
with much splitting.
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S75, Republican loss of 800. The con-
gressional vote is about the same. Repre-
sentative and judge probably are Demo-
cratic and the remaindef of the county
ticket is very close. Rain set in at mid
night and the returns come in slowly and
headquarters are closed
Later-Storms carries Jefferson county by
about 500. Cravens (Dem) runs Sulzer
RepD close for representative and may
beat him. Guthrie Rep) is elected sena-
tor.
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Democrats Gain a Little.
the Indianapolis journal.

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SALEM, Ind, Nov. 4-Schoonover carries
Washington county by 800 plurality. a
Democratic gain of 129. Zenor, for Con-
gress, has a plurality of $50. Scifres
Dem.) for joint representative. is elected.
Five precincts in Washington county give
Schoonover sol, Storms 24s, DUNCAN q;
a small Democratic gain.
Sixteen precincts in Washington county
give Schoonover 1,2SS, Storms 1,1sO. Dugan
64, a Republican gain of 9. For Congress:
Zenor. 1,24O; McGinniss, 1,172; Scifres Dem.)
for joint representative. 1,235; Trueblood
(Rep.), 1,l65 The entire Democratic ticket
is elected by reduced majorities.
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Much Scratching i'm Greene.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LINTON. Ind, Nov. 4.-Incomplete re-
turns indicate that the Democrats have
carried Greene county by pluralities on
state and congressional ticket of less than
100 and on legislative and county by IS to
2o0 Democrats have made slight gains in
all precincts reported except one. Returns
are slow, owing to unprecedented scratch
ing
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Miami County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Ind, Nov. 4.-Returns are un-
usually slow in being reported tonight on
account of the labor of counting three
tickets At midnight eleven precincts of
the forty-five in Miami county show for
secretary of state SSs Republican and SOC
Democratic.
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Republican gain of 199. Kirkpatrick. for
Congress, has a plurality of TO- John A.
Farrow, Democrat, is elected representa-
tive
Twenty-Five precincts, unofficial, in Boone
county show a net Republican gain on the
state ticket of Isl.
Fifteen precincts in Boone county give
Storms 1,35S, Schoonover 1,214, a Repub-
lican gain of 292
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the Indianapolis Journal.

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NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4-Twenty
precincts give Storms 1858, Schoonover 94S,
a Republican loss of 121. Twelve precincts
give Lands 945, Kirkpatrick 200. In these
precincts Landis runs PSI behind the State
ticket. Returns are coming in slowly.
Storms will carry the county by 1,6OO and
Lands by 1000.
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SECOND DISTRICT.


Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 4-Monroe
county will show Democratic gains over
two years ago. AT this time indications
are that most of the Republican county
tickets will be elected. Davis, for senator,
will lose this county by 200 Miers. for
Congress, probably has carried Monroe, and
Wellops Dem.) has been elected to the
Legislature.
Judge Miers says he is reelected to Con-
gress by 1,5O0 plurality over Judge CLANCY.
He expects to carry every county in the
district except Lawrence.
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Gibson County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PRINCETON, Ind, Nov. 4.-Unofficial re-
ports from all precincts give Storms a
plurality of 800, a Republican gain of 45.
Hemenway's plurality is 325. Parrett Rep.),
for representative, has a plurality of Us.
The Republican county ticket is elected
cOmplete
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Owen County.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SPENCER, Ind. Nov. 4.-Fourteen out of
twenty-five precincts in Owen county show
net Republican gain of 13S on the state
ticket CLANCY. for Congress- and Lewis
for representative, will make larger gains.
Both parties claim the election OF their
county tickets.
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RepubIicans Carry Jaw.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, Nov. 4.-Storms car
ries Jay county by $50 plurality. Cromer
for Congress, has plurality of fifty. Coats
Rep). for senator. and Bell (Rep.). for
representative, are elected.
Three precincts give Storms 2S4, Schoon-
over 203, Republican gain of thirty-three.
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Clark County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-The
vote is unusually slow coming in. The
Democrats made considerable gains on the
state ticket and will carry the county by
something like $50. The county ticket is in
doubt. Fourteen precincts out of thirty-six
give the Democrats a gain Of thirty-six on
secretary of state.
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Martin County,


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHOALS, Ind, Nov. 4.-Fourteen pre-
cincts give Storms 81 plurality. The Re-
publicans conoede the county TO the DEM
ocrats by so to IS. The only pluralities OBJ
tainable are from six precincts, which
give Miers lead of 20. Rogers, for SEN
ator, is considered TO be defeated
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Republican Gains I'm Porter.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Nov. 4.-Indications
are that Storms has carried Porter county
by 800 plurality, a good Republican gain.
Crumpacker, for Congress, has 1000 plural
ity. Bell (Rep), for senator, and Patton
(Rep.), for representative, are elected.
Representative Crumpacker estimates his
majority in the Tenth district at 5000. He
believes the Republicans will carry the
State by 1900 and Porter county by SOO
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. ARRIVED: Bremen.
from Bremen: Bowie from Liverpool: Ken
sington, from Antwerp: Hesperia, from
Genoa Sailed: Kaiser Wilhelm der
ANTWERP, Nov. 4.-Arrived: South
Wark. from New York.
PLYMOUTH. Nov. ARRIVED: Pennsyl-
yenia. from New York.
ROTTERDAM, Nov. 4.-Arrived: Ryn-
dam. from New York.
GLASGOW. Nov. 4.-Arrived: Furnessia.
from New York
LONDON. Nov. l.-Arrived: Minnehaha.
from New York
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 4.-Storms carries
Howard county by LOO plurality. a small
Republican gain. Fred Lands (Rep), for
Congress. has plurality of 1.O50. De Haven
(Rep.), for joint senator, has 1000 plurality.
and Morton Rep.), for representative, has
1000
Thirteen precincts give Storms 1855,
Schoonover 575. Republican gain of 131.
Lands CRep.), 1,216; kirkpatrick Oem.) },
COL Senator Dehaven Rep.), 1,23S; john
son Dem.), COS. Representative Morton
(Rep), 1,312; Quick Dem.), 560
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Lawrence County.
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BEDFORD, Ind, Nov. 5.-Returns from
eleven precincts in this county give Miers
Oern.), for Congress, 942, CLANCY 1,1s9 The
local ticket is close, with Owens Dem),
for auditor, 20) ahead. The strongest Re-
publican precincts are yet to be heard
from, which are expected to give Clancy
(Rep) a large majority.
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KosciuskO County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WARSAW, Ind, Nov. 5.-Thirty-o -one pre-
cincts give Storms 2,S92, Schoonover 1889, a
Republican loss of 50. For Congress,
twenty-four precincts give Brick 2,335, Her
ing 1,52s; representative, thirteen precincts.
Kline Rep) 1855. Kemper Oem.) TO-;
joint representative. Kosciusko and Whit
ley counties, eighteen precincts, Stookey
(Rep) 1.76l, Scott Dem.) 1,O76
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Huntington County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Nov. 4-Four
county precincts of Huntington county
show a Democratic gain of two votes.
Thirteen precincts give Lands 800 plu-
rality, gain of forty-two over the vote
in 1900. Eighteen precincts give Storms
1,742 Schoonover 1,422
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Elkhart County.
he Indianannlis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN, Ind. Nov. 4.-The entire Re-
publican ticket in Elkhart county is elected
by reduced majorities from those of two
and four years ago. The vote was light.
Eighteen precincts give Brick, for Con-
gress, 224 plurality. The same precincts
gave him 31S plurality in 1900. Thirteen
precincts where no comparison is possible
give him 46O plurality. The State and coun-
ty tickets run close together.
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Fayette County.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CONNERSVILLE. Ind. Nov. 4.-Four
precincts of Fayette county give Storms,
400; Schoonover. 35l. The 1900 figures were
4S7 and 255. For representative, one pre-
cinct gives Beeson Dem.), 70; Kirkman
(Rep), los. For Congress, one precinct
gives Arbuckle, %; Watson, 10e.
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s.s4s. Davis $50. plurality 1.ass: Pastison
4isS. Clark 5.232 plurality 1899: Kuhn 4.1os.
Ensley 4.s.e. plurality 4S3. This ratio. IL
continued. would give the following plu-
ralities: overstreet, 1871: Davis, $40; Clark.
$3.50; EnsIey. 2.l9o.
IL is not likely that this ratio can be
maintained. for the proportion of Republic
an precincts in the fifty reported is prob
ably two to one. which would cut all of
these majorities about one-third.
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Randolph County.

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WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 4.-Twenty
precincts in Randolph county give Storms
2.5O6, Schoonover S13. The same precincts
in 1898 gave Hunt 1883. Ralston 1,196, net
Republican gain of rs, with nineteen pre-
cincts to hear from.
UNION CITY, Ind, Nov. Sowing to
the large amount of scratched tickets the
count Of this city is progressing very slow
ly, but it is said that Cromer Rep.), for
Congress, has run behind his ticket in the
precincts. The state and county tickets
have the usual large Republican major
tiles
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BRAZIL. Ind, Nov. flight precincts In
Clay county show a small gain for the Re-
publicans over the vote of 1900. Excite
ment was created at Cory by a controversy
over placing a watcher in the room when
the ballots were being counted. The door
was kicked in by the contesting party and
the sheriff has been sent for
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FORT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 4-Returns at
midnight indicate that Robinson has car
ried Allen county by an increased majority.
The early gains are not keeping up and
the Socialist vote is failing to materialize.
The Democrats elect their county ticket.
Six precincts in Fort Wayne show net
gain for Gilhams (Rep.) for Congress of
152. Eight Whitley county precincts show a
net Republican gain of 62. Fourteen pre-
cincts in De Kalb county show net gain
of r.
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Daviess County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Ind, Nov. 4-Eighteen
precincts give Storms a net Republican
gain of 266. This ratio of gain will give
the county to the Republicans by over 5OO
Four precincts on the local ballot show
a Republican gain of 81, insuring the cleo
ton of the Republican representative by
go. CLANCY, for Congress. is believed to
have carried the county by 800. Miers
carried the county in 1900 by 90
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Gained ON the Absentees.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 4.-Eleven pre-
cincts in Randolph county give Storms
1.2s6. against 1.450 in 1900. Republican loss
of 164. The same precincts give Schoon-
over 457. as against 6s5 in 1900. net Re-
publican gain over 1900 of sixty-four.
Fifteen precincts in Randolph county
give Storms 1901; Schoonover, 563. The
same precincts in 1900 gave Hunt 2.127; Raj
ston. s72, net Republican gain of S3 Cro-
mer, for Congress, so far as precincts have
been heard from. will suffer a small loss
in the county.
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RENSSELAER,, Ind, Nov. 4.-Storms
carries Jasper county by 45O plurality.
Republican loss of Is. Crumpacker. for
Congress. has a plurality OF $50. Wilson
Rep). for joint representative from Jasper
and Lake counties, is elected.
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cincts in 1893 gave Hunt sss. Ralston s7l.
a net Republican gain of IS. Incomplete
returns from the county show heavy Re-
publican gains. Part OF the Republican
county ticket may be elected. A light vote
was pclled. Hamilton and Owen townships
show Republican gain OF Us on the state
ticket over the vote OF 1900.
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vermiIion County.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CLINTON, Ind, Nov. 4.-Eighteen pre-
cincts give Storms a plurality of $50. The
three remaining precincts will increase his
plurality to $50. Thirteen precincts give
Wiltermood 1,O10. Holiday 1904; Redmond,
for Senate. $50. Barcus 1926; Carpenter, for
representative, S9O Watson 1,201.
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VigO Strongly Republican

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TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 4-Hoiliday.
Republican, carries vigo county by 400
plurality for Congress, a republican gain
of 422. Barcus. Republican. for joint sem
ator, carries the county by 200, a Repub-
lican gain of 173. Nehf and Hall, Repub-
licans, for representatives, are elected by
325 plurality. Watson, Republican, for
joint representative, carries the county by
250
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Morgan County.

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MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4-In the
election here to-day the entire Republican
ticket of this county was elected. Morgan
county will give the Republican state can
didates about go majority. The country
townships all made net Republican gains.
These gains mean the gain of auditor and
a county commissioner.