Districts.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION, 1902.

Districts.

I.-Counties of Posey, Gibson, Vanderbury, Warrick, VIII.-Counties of Madison, Delaware, Randolph, Jay.

Pike and Spencer.

Wells, Adams.

James A. Hemenway, Rep.

21,524

Geo. W. Cromer, Rep.

25.842

John W. Spencer, Dem..

17,833

James E. Truesdale, Dem.

21.474

Watson's plurality.

VII. County of Marion.
Jesse Overstreet, Rep.
J. P. Dunn, Dem..
J. R. Henry, Pro.
Lee Richardson, Soc.

Overstreet's plurality.

Counties.

Griffith's plurality..

V.-Counties of Vigo, Vermillion, Parke, Clay, Put

678

Steuben.

J. M. Robinson, Dem.

W. W. Wyrick, Pro..

M. H. Wefel, Soc.

19,320

19.035

731

1.063

283

hart, Marshall, Kosciusko, Fulton.

Brick's plurality.

STATE OFFICIALS.

Governor, Winfield T. Durbin; Lieutenant-Governor, N. W. Gilbert; Secretary of State, Daniel E. Storms; 4,106 Treasurer, N. U. Hill; Auditor, David E. Sherrick; Attorney-General, Charles W. Miller; Superintendent 25,191 of Education, Fassett A. Cotton-all Republicans. 20,933 Judiciary-Judge of Supreme Court, John H. Gil1,126 lett: Justices Appellate Court, Woodfin D. Robinson, 793 William J. Henley, James B. Black, Daniel W. Comstock, U. Z. Wiley, Frank S. Roby; Clerk of Court, 4,258 Robert A. Brown.

Adair

Adams

Allamakee

9731 1,087

1,723 56 28
1,663 98 15
1,596 2,187) 291 5
1,857 2,613)
661
888 1,486 32
1,842 2,770 86
2,400 3,935 303 89
1,121 2,677 248

289

7 77

1,850 2,659 30
2,690 3,538 33
1,301 1,821

2

102

23

1.417 1.705 161

2,575 3,609

2,512 5,010

266

2,264 4,151

122

101

57

2,560 3,604 63

13

2,167 4,643 158)

112

2,801 3.741 26

1,704 2,116 73

2.865 50

Cass

Cedar

1.339 2,407) 92 49

2,010

3.128
2,7401

40

88

Cerro Gordo.
Cherokee

931 2,110 129

1,320

3,345 132

2.240 2,959 58
2.128 2,717 78
1,408 3,0481 38

603 1,560 1201

Chickasaw

Clarke

1,769 1,532 691 10

2,063 (085)

371 3

8901 1,474 52

,8001

Clay

385 1,376 75

2,292

Clayton

2,606 2,721 125

Clinton

4,312 4,104!

65

Crawford

2,044 1.844

91

1,109 2,533
1,721 1,515
1,637 2.206 461
1,189 2,091 120
3,207 2.997 74
199 1,200 401
5,2771 3,789 67
369 1,262 53
1,870 3,065 138

26 202 27

1,322
781
2,884 3,366 68 3
4,758 5.344 631 3
2.578 2.2681 107 5
1,940 3,601 172! 6

47

41

1.464 2.343 25 64
2.084 1,967 17
1,517 1,646 11

64 101

:at;ཌ

933 1,880

48

2,155 1,656 41 195

,367

31

2,058 2.415 42 16

141 2,910 3,302 81 5901 5.5841 83 1,3961 2.189 28 .316 3.326 36 55 1,652 2,362 2,268

10

38

2.799

24

31

1.1311 17

14

153

18

3

47

54

1,461 2.749!

35

30

Total

Plurality

475 1.730 28 4
891 2,990 93 1

150,011 229,225 9,816 6,360 || 209,265 307,808 9,502 613|259|2,742 |223,741 289,293 4,516|3,192
79,214 ..]
98,543

1

...

584

1,696 15

5

1.138

2.992 20

38

65,452❘

6,861

Stuart, Dem..

Thomas's plurality.

STATE OFFICIALS.

Hepburn's plurality.. Governor, Albert R. Cummins; Lieutenant-Governor IX.-Counties of Adair, Audubon, Cass. Guthrie, Har- John Herriott: Secretary of State, William B. Marrison, Mills, Montgomery, Pottawattamie, Shelby, tin; Treasurer, Gilbert S. Gilbertson; Auditor, B. F. Smith, Rep. 20.997 Carroll; Attorney-General, Charles W. Mullin; SuperCullison, Dem. 13.639 intendent of Education, Richard C. Barrett-all ReBeckhart, Pro.. 604 publicans.

Judiciary-Supreme Court-Chief Justice. C. A.
Bishop, Rep. Judges, E. McClain, Rep.; M. Ladd.
Rep.: H. E. Deemer, Rep.; J. C. Sherwin, Rep.; S.
M. Weaver. Clerk, John Crockett, Rep.
Legislature House, 84 Rep.. 16 Dem.; Senate, 39
Rep., 11 Dem., joint session, 123 Rep., 27 Dem.

KANSAS.