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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-05

a1arsinst Oliver p. Ensley, the candidate for
county treasurer. his plurality. it is con-
fceded. viii be much lower than that OF
others on the ticket At a m Ensley's
friends thought he would be elected by
about 1000.
A severe fight was also waged against
tRobert Metzger. candidate for sheriff. and
ga conservative estimate placed his plurality
at 1,s0o 1t was thought that Harry Tute-
wiler. the candidate for coroner. would be
sopewhere between EnsIey and Metzger
: Davis. the candidate for clerk. and Ruckles-
/. haus. candidate for prosecutor. will lead
4 the ticket.
RACE FOR TREASURER.
At committee headquarters there was
good deal of comment last night on the
attitude Of the Democracy towards Mr..
: Ensley The latter was at headquarters
nearly all night closely watching the re-
port. He realized that a hot fight had been
made against him and was not surprised
: when he found that he would not show up
with the remainder of the ticket Mr..
Ensley's friends were last night discussing
; the race between himself and the Demo
cratic candidate. 1t was evident to them
yesterday that the Democracy was center
ing it's efforts against Ensiey. 1t is de-
clared that money was used freely in many
!, of the precincts against him. and it is
lii al
his candidacy. Under the circumstances
lis friends say IL is not surprising that he
behind the ticket.
Those members of the committee who at
O'Clock this morning were figuring on
q plurality of 1900 or more recognized the
fact that the great bulk OF the vote on
the North Side was yet to be heard from.
The South Side precincts are much smaller
and II Is an easier matter to count them.
This is the reason the South Side was
heard from earlier than the North Side
last night. 1t was admitted that when the
returns from the North Side precincts are
in this estimated plurality may be reduced
1HlS SuBBeSllOH was DdSeu Oh the lHtOTy
that there was more or less scratching
among the North Side voters. However,
there was no Indication that Mr.. Overstreet
was heavily scratched on the North Side.
BETS AT BIG ODDS.
So confident were the county managers
last night that Mr.. Overstreet would run
high and dry ahead of the ticket that at
80 o'clock some men acting on the as
sertion of the leaders went to the different
places where wagers were posted and took
all the bets that they could find that Mr.
5 overstreet's majority would not exceed 5000.
Concerning Mr.. Overstreet, Chairman FL
lott last night said
Mr.. Overstreet was called to New York
a few days ago. his services being inval-
liable to the national congressional COM
mittee. His knowledge of congressional af-
fairs undoubtedly contributed greatly to the
election of several representatives two
yye.rfrs ayg-und- he was simply indispen-
sable to the committee He fully expected
10 return home to vote, but the demand
on him there in directing the work in the
different congressional districts made it
absolutely impossible for him to remain.
The very active campaign ne conducted
while he was here more than Offset the loss
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Democrats Gain a Little.

Specia, to the Indianapolis Journal.
SALEM, Ind, Nov. 4.-Schoonover carries
Washington county by 500 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 2i3, DUNCAN q;
a small Democratic gain.
Sixteen precincts in Washington county
give Schoonover LBS, Storms 1,1S0, Dugan
"a, Republican gain of 9. For Congress:
Zenor, 124O; McGinniss, LIP; Scifres Oem.)
for joint representative, LBS; Trueblood
(Rep), 1,165 The entire Democratic ticket
is elected by reduced majorities.
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Gibson County.
ial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PRINCETON, Ind, Nov 4-Unofficial re-
ports from all precincts give Storms a
plurality of 300. Republican gain of 40.
Hemenway's plurality is 325. Parrett Rep) f.
for representative. has plurality of 125.
The Republican county ticket is elected
complete.
Twenty precincts give Storms 2.11O.
Schoonover 1850, a Republican gain of ".
Hemenway carries the county by 300. Par
rett (Rep.), for representative, is elected.
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the party was permitted to have watchers
in the voting places during the count. At
all Of the precincts to which watchers were
detailed they were welcomed by the old
party men and invited to help in the count.
Only one watcher was disputed entrance 10
the voting place and this was In the sixth
precinct Of the Fourth ward, II is said.
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Henry Countj

Special 10 the indianapolis JounfL
NEW CASTLE, Ind, Nd. 4.-Fourteen
precincts give Storms Leg: Schoonover.
6S7; DUNCAN, 155. Republican net gain
of 331 Watson, for Congress-, receives
1,e25: Arbuckle. ESQ For Representative,
Ohio Williams. 1.620: Wafer Chambers,
&C., The county will shows net Repub-
lican gain of 600 over 1901
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VigO County.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Nov. 4.-Holliday,
Republicans, carries Vigo county by 400
plurality Cor Congress. republican gain
of 422. Barcus. Republican. for joint SEN
ator. carries the county by 200, a Repub-
lican gain of 173. Nehf and Hall, Repub
leans for representatives, are elected by
325 plurality Watson. Republican. for
joint representative. carries the county by
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VermiliOn County.

Special to 1he indianapolis Journal.
NEWPORT, Ind. Nov. -four precincts
of vern,ilion county give Storms 4O2,
Schoonovar 353. a Republican gain of
twenty.
Twenty eight precincts give Storms sos,
Schoonover 664. Republican gain of Is.
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
Wiltermcsod 1,0lO. Holiday 1901; Redmond
for Senate, $50, Barcus 1.2s5; Carpenter for
representative, $50. Watson 1,2Ol.
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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
300. Democrats have made slight gains in
all precincts reported except one Returns
are slow, owing to unprecedented scratch
ing
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Decatur Count

Special to the Indianapolis Jourr4l
GREENsBURG. Ind. Novs 5.-of twenty
precincts reported Storms fRep) has re-
seived 2.0ls and Riggs Oeml 1.s7s- On the
congressional ticket WatsSo (Rep) has
4,413. Arbuckle CDem.) 2107; For state sena-
tor. Newhouse (Rep) 2.9a3, Emerson DEM
1,729; representative. Shermfn CRep.) 1904.
Ewing (Dem.D 1,S2l. Six PRECINCTS are yet
to be heard from
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Putnam County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov 5-Returns
from thirteen precincts of Putnam county
give 1,160 ito the Democratic candidate for
secretary of state and 9SS to the Republican
candidate for the same office. The Demo-
cratic ca ldidate for the Legislature will
be elected. The Republicans lose Green
castle township.
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Shelby Count

Special to the Indianapolis Journf.
SHELBYVILLE. Ind, NoS. 5.-Eighteen
precincts give Storms lft, Schoonover
1857 Republican loss of 2ll for Congress,
Watson 1.4Os. Arbuckle I.ss7: ffor represent
alive. Bassett (Rep) 1897, Pdsr CDem.) 1,f9l.
MORRISTOwN, Ind, Mo- -5-Hancver
township of Shelby. complef gives a Re-
publican plurality of l56 on tie state ticket,
a Republican gain of L. Ce1ter precinct OF
Hanover gives Watson. fot Congress, g.
plurality; Bassett, for representative, 70.
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Brown County.

Special to the annapolis Journal
NASHVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Schoonover
carries Brown county by 700 plurality.
Griffith lDem.). for Congress. wins by $50.
Davis (Dem.). for senator. Wellons, Dem),
for representative, and the Democratic
county ticket are elected.
Four precincts give Storms IA. Schoon-
over 49, small Republican loss. Brown
CRep), for senator received 30 votes;
Davis Dem). 43l wellons. representative
Dem.) AS; Fields (Rep.). l9S.
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Orange County.
,ial 10 the Indiana polls Journal.

Special 10 the Indiana polls Journal.
PAOLI, Ind, Nov. 4.-Twelve precincts
in Orange county give Storms 335 majority.
For county clerk four precincts in Paoli
township show net Republican gain of
ia The race for state senator and joint
representative is very close.
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Crawford County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ENGLISH, Ind, Nov. "A light vote was
cast and the count is slow owing to the
split tickets One precinct, the only one
complete, shows a Republican gain of %.
Precinct No. / of Jennings township shows
a Republican gain of 81
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-05
Clay County.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL. Ind. Nov. 4-Sixteen precincts
out of the forty-two in the county show
a net Republican gain Of Ill on the state
ticket over the vote of 1900. Indications
are that the county will go Republican for
the first time since 1872. The vote Is COM
ing in slowly owing to the extensive
scratching. Most of the county ticket is
thought II be safe
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The Indianapolis CAST Company
- South Pennsylvania Street.

gain of twenty; for Congress1 Watson 2,196,
Arbuckle ], Ss7; representative, Sparks (Rep)
2,2l0 Taylor Dem.) 1SS6
Watson's election is assu&ed, probably
with an increased plurality. 8
Later-The entire Republican ticket Is
elected A full vote was got out and the
Republicans are jubiant. Lodi issues were
the cause Of the hard fight here, and the
Democrats had great hopes, Put were soon
disheartened when the retus FMS began to
come in.
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RAIN AND COOLER TODAY.
Fair Weather md Fresh Northwest
Winds I'm Indiana TO-MOrrOw.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
For Indiana and Illinois-Rain and cooler
on Wednesday; Thursday fair; fresh north
west winds.
For Ohio-Showers on Wednesday and in
east portion Thursday; cooler in northeast
portion Wednesday; cooler Thursday; fresh
south winds becoming northwest.
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Parke County.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
ROCKVILLE. Ind. Nov. 5.-Sixteen pre-
cincts ir. Parke county give Schoonover
Dem) 30. Storms lsi; the same in 1900.
1871 and q, 76s. Indications are for the cleo
tion of tae entire Republican county ticket
by a good majority.
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Fayette CousSy.

Special TO the indianapolis JoutflaI.
CONNERSVfLLE, Ind. tNov. flour
precincts OF Fayette coun{ give Storms
4e0: Schoonover. 351. The 100 figures were
4S and go. For represen4 itive, one pre-
cinct gives Beeson Dem-t %; Kirkman
(Rep). los For Congress- one precinct
gives Arbuckle, 20; Watsof. los.
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Scott County.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SCOTTSBURG, Ind, Nov. Six pre-
cincts in Scott county give a Democratic
majority of POI. Six more precincts to hear
from will make it about 80 or 315 Two
years ago Scott county was Democratic by
Raj
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-05
Ohio County.

Special to th> Indianapolis Journal.
RISING SUN, Ind, Nov. 4-Storms car
ries Ohio county by so plurality, a Demo-
cratic gain. of Is. Joshua M. Spencer for
Congress, las plurality of 200. Sanford
Tulle (Rep.a, for senator, and Robert Scott
Rep.), for representative, are reelected.
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The Canvassfng Boards.

The county canvassing board will meet
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the
courthouse to canvass the vote. Center
day at the office of the township trustee
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Dearborn County.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
LAwRENCEBURG. Ind. Nov. s. Spen-
Ger Rep.). for Congress. has carried Dear
born county by 240 plurality. Republican
gain of II. No figures have been given out
on the state and county tickets.
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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 concede the county to the DEM
ocrats by so to 75. The only pluralities OBJ
tainable are from six precincts, which
give Miers a lead of 20. Rogers, for SEN
ator, is considered to be defeated.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
Republicsn Gains i'm CIay-A Small
Row at Cory.

Row at Cory.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL, Ind, Nov. flight precincts in
Clay county show small gain for the Re-
publicans ever 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.
Fourteen precincts heard from on the
congressional ticket give Holiday 1,024,
1900 gave Holiday 1,3SS, Horner 1,157.
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Franklin County.
the indianapolis JOurtal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Jourtal
LAUREL. Ind. Nov. eur precincts In
Franklin county give 81 rs 3ss. schoon-
over s2s. Republican in of six. For
Congress. Watson. 374: Af<,uckle BIS: for
senator, Tuthill, SIS; O'Blsen, sl5: repre-
sentative. Stanton Rep) 30; Gully DeD.)
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Jackson County.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind, Nov. 4.-Eleven pre-
cincts heard from In Jackson county give
Storms sos, Schoonover s44. The same pre-
cincts In 1898 gave Hunt SsS Ralston s7l.
a net Republican gain of 49, Incomplete
returns from the county show heavy Re-
publican gainss Part OF the republican
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EIGHTH DIsT1ICT.

cromer Claim. E,ees,ln by s.sql
Special to the Indianapolis Jous4sai.
MUNcIE, Ind. Nov. 6s-Fort
cincts out Of sixty-six in Eelaw
give Storms $50. schoono4er 2.
one precincts give cromer sRep(
eress. 4.ssl. Truesdale p,m)
CONTINUED oS 4ASin
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Davies County.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Ind. Nov. 5-Twenty-
seven precincts out of thirty-four give
net Republican gain on the State ticket of
sl2. Daviess county. at his rate. viii go
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3S6 Republican. The majorities for Con-
gress and representative are about 100 less
than on the State ticket. The Democrats
concede a complete Republican victory.
The Republicans gained largely on the stay
at-hOme vote.
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Special toithe indianapolis Journal.
DANvtLLE. Ind. Nov. 5.-Twenty-four
precincts in Hendricks county gave Storms
a.sOl. Schoonover 1.46S,' Republican gain
of l63 Eor Congress. eight precincts gave
Holiday SCI, Wiltermood 593.
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Good Gains I'm Knox.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES, Ind, Nov. 4-Twelve pre-
cincts heard from in this county show a
net Republican gain of 20.
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county ticket may be elected A light vote
was pclled. Hamilton and Owen townships
show a Republican gain of LIS on the state
ticket over the vote of 1900.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
Joshua Spencer Carries Ripley, Which
Is Otherwise Close.
4 to the indianapolis Journal.


VERSAILLES, Ind, Nov. 5.-Incomplete
returns of the county shows that Storms.
Spencer for Congress, Senator Guthrie and
Representative Day carried the county by
seventy-fiye plurality, a Republican gain of
fifty-six. The county ticket is close.
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Special to the Indianapolis JOURNAL
RUSHyILLE. Ind. Noy. a-Twenty-five
precincts out of a total Of twfnty-nine give
Storms 2.2a4. Schoonover l,S5S2a Republican
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THIRD DISTRICT.
ZenOr Leads His Ticket in Harrison
County-RepubIican Gains.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CORYDON, Ind, Nov. 4.-Sixteen pre-
cincts give Storms 1,234, Schoonover 1886.
a Republican gain of forty-two. The Dem
ocratic candidates for representative and
state senator probably have carried the
county. zenor Dem.) for Congress, leads
his ticket.
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Local Observation. ON Tuesday.

Pre-. Temp. R II. Wind. Weather. Pre-
q a. M. .30.10 80 So South Cloudy 600
d. NJ. 500 81 So South Cloudy T
Maximum temperature, 6sj minimum
temperature, 50.
Comparative statement of the mean tenn
perature and total precipitation on Nov. 4.
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fanotf4aftspoiten in &ublanb unb
hierauf bas portefeuile bes &riessz
miniiters antrug, pel9e beibe Memter
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&ompromib bur9, bemsufolge Miiz
fourt Elm Stlapenitaat iein iollte. bic
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burfte. Sur9 Elm a~tpeites bon tbm be-
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Station Detrauert, am %. Stunt 1852.
Seine @rabltdtte in 2erinston, 3p.,
siert elm impoiantes Senfmal. glab
mar nt9t nur Elm eetpaltiger Hebner,
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fetnen 8ann f9lus, fonbern audi Elm
peitausi4auenber, einii9tiser 9eiebz
aeber unb Dor Maem Elm gliibenber,
iiber5eugungstreuer patriot.