Total vote... -859275Puterbaugh (Pro.), 19.487; Mann (Ind.), 1,650; Bidwell (Pro.), 25,870. OTHER STATE OFFICERS VOTED FOR Supt. Public Inst'n.-Inglis, Rep., 448,667; Raab, Dem., 325,074; Roberts, Pop., 27,447; Edwards, Pro., 19,345. Dem., Trustees Univ. of Illinois.-Flower, Rep., 487,841; McLean, Rep., 485,070; Bullard, Rep., 484,693; Clendennin, Dem., 324,945; Pleasants, Dem., 323,369; Smith, 307,246; Tanquary, Pop., 61,268; Rinehart, Pop., 59,665; Gilbert, Pop., 59,603; Atchison. Pro., 32,250: Sanford, Pro.. 30.568; Merritt, Pro., 28,585; Wakeley, Sil., 896. PREVIOUS VOTES FOR PRESIDENT. Rep. Dem. Pop. Pro. Total. 1892.. 399,288 426,281 22,207 25,870 873,646 1888.. 370,475 348,371 7.134 21,703 747,833 1884.. 337,469 312,351 +10,776 12,074 672,670 1880.. 318,037 277,321 †26,358 443 622,159 14,875; Dixon, Pop., 4,143; Fancher, Am. Cit., 133. VI. Cooke, Rep., 17,602; Goldzier, Dem., 15,433; Rogers, Pop., 4,159. VII. Foss, Rep., 25,546; Jackson, Dem., 11,456; Lloyd, Pop., 6,109. VIII. Hopkins, Rep., 22,631; Stewart, Dem., 9,104;; Bowen, Pop., 1,016; Sindlinger, Pro., 1,517. IX. Hitt, Rep., 24,177; Thompson, Dem., 11,301; Zimmermann, Pop., 1,028; Lamont, Pro., 1,311. X. Post, Rep., 22,949; Olson, Dem., 9,770; Matthews, Pop., 2,143; Shirley, Pro., 1,178. XI. Reeves, Rep., 19.372; Gibbons, Dem., 14,390; Hirschy, Pop., 2,216; Gallupp, Pro., 1,077. XII. Cannon, Rep., 21.122; Donovan, Dem., 11,925; Leavitt, Pop., 1,575; Hayes, Pro., 938. XIII. Warner, Rep., 20,986; Barr, Dem., 12,725; Barnett, Pop., 1,177; Kellogg, Pro., 1,333. XIV. Graff, Rep., 20,579; Barnes, Dem., 17,224; Heberling, Pop., 1,375; McCullock, Pro., 803; Eggleston, Am. Cit., 238. XV. Marsh, Rep., 20,550; Plantz, Dem., 19,115; Greer, Pop., 1,539; Woods, Pro., 1,285. XVI. Rinaker, Rep., 17,776; Downing, Dem., 17.816; Stout, Pop., 1,929; Cooper, Pro., 802. XVII. Connolly, Rep., 19,441; Springer, Dem., 17,493; Crawford, Pop., 1,406; Smith, Pro., 1,317. XVIII. Remann, Rep., 16.659; Lane, Dem., 14,069; Barnum, Pop., 2,020; Hynes, Pro., 971. XIX. Wood, Rep., 20,028; Fithian, Dem., 18,758; Brooks, Pop., 2,029; Kepley, Pro., 778. XX. Burrell, Rep., 17,429: Williams, Dem., 15,715; Jones, Pop., 2,769; Wiley, Pro., 647. XX1. Murphy, Rep, 18,958; Higgins, Dem., 17, 159; McDill, Pop., 2,764; Sawyer, Pro., 623. XXII. Smith, Rep., 18, 180; Youngblood, Dem., 10,585; Hall, Pop., 2,509; Allen, Pro., 409. *XVIII. Election Nov., 1895, to succeed Remann, deceased. W. F. L. Hadley, Rep., 15,291; E. Lane, Dem., 12,040; J. F. Culp. Pop., 1,432; M. M. Cooper, Pro., 772. LEGISLATURE. 685 1,158 2.420 2.252 3.881 3,515 3.493 3,625 3.420 3,197 Dem., 16,852; White, Pop., 8,484. III. Belknap, Rep., 15,325; McGann, Dem., 15.356; Clark, Pop., 3.945. Blackford Boone Brown Franklin 1,702 2,713 Fulton 2.221 2,168 Gibson Grant Greene Hamilton Hancock Harrison 2.421 2,958 2.280 180 6,109 3.554 3,113 2,398 3.992 2,317 2,089 2,349 2,365 814 69 Hendricks Henry Howard 3,669 1,595 493 406 61 603 392 170 75 195 162 753 58 148 1,940 1,386 43 317 2,182 2,395 146 385 2,929 3,039 181 592 4,094 2,767 180 90 18,257 2,789 2,736 1,334 1,352 3,166 3,203 2.309 1,797 4,096 3,637 512 1,424 102 169 22 242 167 206 85 320 136 29 5,343 3,662 184 132 2,047 2,086 114 559 12 1,315 1,892 1,141 98 395 6,745 5,865 99 965 .283,505 238,732 11,157 29,388 44,773 50.33 42.38 1.97 OTHER STATE OFFICERS. Treasurer-Fred'k J. Scholz, Rep., 278914; Morgan Chandler, Dem., 233,780; A&dison Hadley, Pro., 10,865; A. B. Keeport, Pop., 28,622. Auditor-Americus C. Daily, Rep., 280,167; Jos. T. Fanning, Dem., 233,236; John B. Hanna, Pro., 10,786; Edgar A. Perkins, Pop., 28,647. Att'y-General-W. A. Ketcham, Rep 279,794; F. M. Griffith, Dem., 233,330; C. Kessinger, Pro., 10,762; Silas M. Holcomb, Pop., 28,630. Supreme Court Judges-J. H. Jordan, Rep., 279,433; Leander J. Monks, Rep. 279,475; G. L. Reinhard, Dem., 233, 672; Joseph S. Dailey, Dem., 233,543; W. M. Laud, Pro., 10,561; W. L. Lenfesty. Pro., 10,673; D. W. Chambers, Pop., 28,437. REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. Election 1894. I. Hemenway, Rep., 20,535; Taylor, Dem., 18,245; Boyce, Pop., 3,820; Pruitt, Pro., 594. II. Hardy, Rep., 17,624; Bretz, Dem., 15,896; Riggins, Pop., 3,217; Trout, Pro, 318. III. Tracewell, Rep., 19,709; Stoekslager, Dem., 19,153; Garriott, Pop, 1,109; Pfrimer, Pro., 250. IV. Watson, Rep., 17,905; Holman, Dem., 17,471; Gregg, Pop., 703; Wright, Pro., 554. V. Overstreet, Rep., 18,286; Cooper, Dem., 16,416; De Turk, Pop., 1,549; Barker, Pro., 712. VI. Johnson, Rep., 22,724: Elliott, Dem., 10,707; Harris, Pop., 1,598; Lindsey, Pro., 987. VII. Henry, Rep., 29,900; Bynum, Dem., 25,557; East, Pop., 2,360; Blount, Pro., 697. VIII. Faris, Rep., 23,238; Brookshire, 20,669; Rankin, Pop., 3,658; Jackman, Pro., 847. IX. Hanly, Rep., 25,479; Burkhart, Dem. and Pop., 20,177; Crist, Pro., 1,353. X. Hatch, Rep., 20,858; Zimmerman, Dem., 16,923; Hathorn, Pop., 2,206; Hansen, Pro., 797. XI. Steele, Rep., 25,008; Martin, Dem., 21,079; Benson, Pop., 2,414; Chambers, Pro.. 1,431. XII. Leighty, Rep.. 19,658; McNagny, Dem., 16,145; Kelly, Pop., 2,195; Graham, 423. XIII. Royse, Rep., 23,523; Wanner, Dem., 19,376; Forrest, Pop., 1,348; Huntsinger, Pro., 767. 5.31 INDIANA-Continued. LEGISLATURE. -1894- -1892 Sen. Ho.Jt. bal. Sen. Ho.Jt.bal. Republicans.. 32 81 113 15 37 Democrats 18 19 37 35 63 PREVIOUS VOTES FOR PRESIDENT. IOWA. Counties. .. GOVERNOR. SEC'Y STATE. -*1895-†1894 Rep. Dem. Pop. Rep. Dem. Pop. McFar- Crane. Drake. Babb. Crane.land. Dale. Kossuth 1815 1127 134 1930 1025 185 3617 4048 338 3788 4000 546 5047 3128 525 6790 3382 456 647 306 945 147 1674 52 98 Lee 1522 1655 ... 737 184 1551 893 242 1126 .... GOVERNOR. SEC'Y STATE. Rep. Dem. Pop. Louisa Pro. Total. 1892.. 256,335 262,817 22,198 13,044 554,394 Lucas 1888.. 263,361 261,013 a2,694 9,881 536,899 Lyon 1884.. 238,463 244,990 b8,293 3,028 494,774 Madison .. 1937 1880.. 232,164 225,522 b12,986 460,672 Mahaska.. 3274 1794 858 3621 1756 1232 Marion 2428 2078 547 2462 2159 484 a Labor. b Greenback. Marshall.. 2994 1578 346 3456 1634 412 Mills 1914 1299 271 1921 Mitchell 1611 544 53 1721 Monona 1151 554 1311 1133 Monroe 1367 848 805 Montg'ery. 2187 805 301 2455 Muscatine. 2653 2277 529 2982 2159 517 O'Brien 1617 931 285 1883 1102 105 Osceola .. 774 617 18 750 603 56 Page 222 806 270 2801 Palo Alto.. 1202 885 266 1242 Plymouth. 1834 1987 382 1888 Pocah'tas. 1282 686 418 1423 Polk ..... 7348 3190 1114 7764 Pot'w'mie. 4803 4053 690 Poweshiek 2312 1369 427 2488 Ringgold.. 1661 794 296 1793 1703 741 305 1840 249 Taylor ... 2002 798 1040 1911 1583 175 2218 2394 992 3500 2252 992 557 2489 Van Buren 2087 Wash'ton.. 2295 1855 248 2388 2484 107 1101. 401 Lieut.-Governor.-Matt Parrott, Rep., 212,196; S. L. Beeston, Dem., 146,040; A. R. Starrett, Pop., 31,956; M. W. Atwood, Pro., 10,231. Sup. Court Judge.-Josiah Given, Rep., 212,186; T. G. Harper, Dem., 144,989; T. W. Ivery, Pop., 31,709; J. W. Rogers, Pro., 9,703. Supt. Public Inst'n.-Henry Sabin, Rep., 212,852; L. B. Peashall, Dem., 144,285; L. B. Tabor, Pop., 31,586; Mrs. L. D. Carhart, Pro., 9,460. Railroad Comm'r.-Geo. W. Perkins, Rep., 212,611; Geo. K. Jenkins, Dem., 144,033; E. J. Stason, Pop., 32,048; A. F. Johns, Pro., 9,463. I. Clark, Rep., 17,583; Duckward, Dem., 13,747; Beebe, Pop., 2,065; Gibson, Pro., 497. II. Curtis, Rep., 18,710; Hayes, Dem., 18,274; Lloyd, Pop., 1,573; Kremer, Pro., 135. III. Henderson, Rep., 22,892; Bashor, Dem. and Pop., 17,200. IV. Updegraff, Rep., 20,457; Babcock, Dem., 13,267; Weller, Pop., 1,256; Daley, Pro., 670. V. Cousins, Rep., 21,251; Daniels, Dem., 15,487; Calhoun, Pop., 1,218; Hamilton, Pro., 526. VI. Lacey, Rep., 18,418; Taylor, Dem., 11.587; Clark, Pop., 5,663; Gilchrist, Pro., 502. VII. Hull, Rep., 26, 167; Bancroft, Dem. and Pop., 12,942. VIII. Hepburn, Rep., Dem. and Pop.. 17,538. IX. 21,672; Stuart, Hager, Rep., 21,874; Weaver, Dem. and Pop., 18,817. X. Dolliver, Rep., 25,672; Baker, Dem. and Pop., 16,905. XI. Perkins, Rep.. 22.406; Graeser, Dem., 12,425; Bartholomew, Pop., 5,265; Sutton, Pro., 902. OTHER STATE OFFICERS VOTED FOR 1895. Supreme Court Judge.-Josiah Given, Rep., 212, 186; T. G. Harper, Dem., 144,989; T. W. Ivery, Pop., 31,702; J. W. Rogers, Pro., 9,703. Supt. Public Inst'n.-Henry Sabin, Rep., 212,852; L. B. Parshall, Dem., 144,285; L. B. Tabor, Pop., 31,586; Mrs. L. D. Carhart, Pro., 9,460. Railroad Comm'r.-G. W. Perkins, Rep., 212,611; Geo. K. Jenkins. Dem., 144,033; E. J. Stason, Pop., 32,048; H. F. Johns, Pro., 9,463. LEGISLATURE. Sen. Ho.Jt.bal.Sen. Ho.Jt.bal. 80 123 33 79 Counties. (105.) Decatur Dickinson Doniphan Douglas Edwards Elk Ellis Ellsworth Finney Ford Grant Lyon ... 2364 532 2997 359 1617 278 228 308 66 421 949 393 1202 134 1150 448 302 478 630 397 737 294 977 387 627 Franklin 418 118 492 575 208 501 2415 290 2155 96 254 157 852 279 93 284 Lieut.-Governor-J. A. Troutman, Rep., 148,969; S. G. Cooke, Dem., 28,417; D. I. Furbeck, Pop., 113,433; H. F. Douthart, Pro., 5,156. Sec'y of State-W. C. Edwards, Rep., 149,401; E. J. Herning, Dem., 27,609; J. W. Amis, Pop., 112,664; J. N. Howard, Pro., 5,182. Auditor-George E. Cole, Rep., 149, 130; W. E. Banks, Dem., 27,609; Van B. Prather, Pop., 112,664; J. P. Perkins, Pro., 5,208. Treasurer-Otis L. Atherton, Rep., 148,676; Barney Lantry, Dem., 27,764; W. H. Biddle, Pop., 112,879; James Murray, Pro., 5,171. Att'y-General-F. B. Dawes, Rep., 148,761; J. McKinstry, Dem., 26,508; John T. Little, Pop., 113,200; M. V. B. Bennett, Pro., 5,265. Superintendent of Instruction-E. Stanley, Rep., 148,673; M. H. Wyckoff, Dem., 26,939; H. N. Gaines, Pop., 112,505; Mrs. A. Allison, Pro., 5,193. Associate Justice Supreme Court-W. A. Johnston, Rep., 148,697; J. D. McCleverty, Dem., 26,648; George W. Clark, Pop., 113,046; J. R. Silver, Pro., 4,980. Woman Suffrage-For, 95,302; against, 139,129. REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. Election 1894. At Large-R. W. Blue, Rep., 147,859; J. G. Love, Dem., 26,073; W. A. Harris, Pop., 114,459; F. Holsinger, Pro., 4,898. I. Case Broderick, Rep., 19,203; H. C. Solomon, Dem., 15,844; L. A. Stone, Pro., 385. II. O. L. Miller, Rep., 22,763; H. L. Moore, Dem., 4,780; F. A. Willard, Pop., 13,811; H. N. Hopkins, Pro., 883. III. S. S. Kirkpatrick, Rep., 20,631; W. F. Sapp, Dem., 2,965; J. D. Botkin, Pop., 18,505; W. S. Newton, Pro., 16. IV. Chas. Curtis, Rep., 25,154; Thos. O'Nell, Dem., 2,546; S. M. Scott, Pop., 18,790; E. Leonardson, Pro., 698. V. W. A. Calderhead, Rep., 18,428; C. W. Brandenburg, Dem., 2,788; John Davis, Pop., 15,831; F. M. Durkee, Pro., 524. VI. Abram H. Ellis, Rep., 16,391; R. G. Heard, Dem., 2,934; Wm. Baker, Pop., 16,585; B. Brewer, Pro., 397. VII. Chester I. Long, Rep., 27,444; Jeremiah Simpson, Pop., 25,459; E. F. Neal, Pro., 1,004. PREVIOUS VOTES FOR PRESIDENT. Rep. Dem. Lab. Pro. Total. 1892..157,241 ....†163,111 4,539 1888..182,904 102,744 3,778 6,779 scattering. LEGISLATURE. -1896 $334,035 265,374 201,236 123,794 a Greenback. -1894 Sen. Ho.Jt.bal. Sen. Ho.Jt.bal. Republicans.. 16 92 108 15 59 Democrats Populists Counties. (119.) Adair Anderson. Ballard Allen 74 23 31 54 25 56 81 Rep. Dem. Pop. Rep. Dem. Pop. Brad-Har-Pet-Har-Cl've-Wealey. din. tit. rison.land. ver. 1382 1051 66 1119 1024 208 1440 1226 83 989 116 257 994 1245 16 749 1142 20 304 722 285 277 910 221 Barre .... 1780 2290 245 1369 2061 524 Bath 1403 1492 18 1148 1443 51 Bell...... 1185 459 11 1019 693 20 Boone 595 1976 1 545 2009 Bourbon 2030 2309 5 1657 2216 Boyd 1806 1313 Boyle 1423 1266 Bracken .. 1083 1255 Breathitt.. 733 985 Brecken'ge 1902 1715 364 Bullitt |