Sego v. Stoddard

At the general election held on the 8th day of November, 1892, the appellant, Joseph Sego, was the Democratic candidate; the appellee, Heber Stoddard, the Republican candidate; one Harrison H. Williams, the People’s candidate, and one William B. Gibbs, the Prohibition candidate, for the office of sheriff of Porter county.

At the meeting of the board of canvassers, convened in pursuance of law, there were canvassed and counted for each of said candidates, respectively, the following number of votes, viz: For appellant, 2,020; for appellee, 2,023; for Harrison H. Williams, 100, and for William…