Ballot-box Echoes

INDIANA. Indiana polis, Ind., Xov. 15. - The official returns of the Indiana election wero Qnally received by the Secretary of Stato l''riday. and the Democratie pluralities as they go on record ollicially are as follows: Trusler, Secretary of State, 19,579; Henderson, Auditor, 20,610; Gall, Treasurer, 20,501; Mitchell, Judge of the Supreme Court, 21,252; Smith, Attorney-General, 20,226: Sweeney, Clerk of the Supreme Court, 20,439; Vories, Superintendent of Public Instruction, 20,814; Peelle, Statistician, 20,873. ILLINOIS. Spkingi-ield, 111., Nov. 15. - Official returns have now been received by the Secretary of State from all the counties exceptCook. As tabulated the3e (five the voto on the State ticket as followg: For State Treasurer - Wilson, 253,327; Amberg, '250 '40. Wilson's majority outside of Cook County is 3,087. For Superintendent of Public Instrnetion- Kaab, 20i,700; Edwards, 243,723; Kaab's majority outside of Cook County, 18,977. MICIIIOAN'. Muskegon, Mich., Nov. 14.- The official canvass of votes cast in the Ninth, Congressional district, completed Thursday afternoon, shows the election of H. H. VVheelcr (Dem.), to Congress in place of 1!. M. Cutcheon (Rep.), as previously reported. Wheeler's plurality is 48. ti:.v.vi:ssi:i:. Nashviixk, Tenn. . Nov. 14. --The next General Assembly stands on joint ballot 104 Demócrata, 28 Republicana, divided as follows: Senate, 23 T)emocrats, 8 Republicans; House, 7i) Democrats, 20 Ilepublicans. There are 11 Alliance Democrats in the Senate and 89 in tb- House. PKXNSVI.V AMA. HaBBISBDRQ, Pa.. Nov. 14.- The complete official returns of .he late election show the following toti vote for State officers: For Governor- Pattison (Dem.), 464,209; Delamater (Rep.), 447,655; Gilí (Pro.), 16,108; Rynder (Labor), 224; Pattison's plurality, 16,554. Lieutenant Governor- Watres (Rep.), 487,371; Black (Dem.), 445,006; Hyatt (Pro.), 17,048; Watkíns (Labor), 292; Watres' plurality, 22,365. Secrotary of State- Stewart (Rep.), 468.969; Barclay (Dem.), 443,478; Dunn (Pro.), 17,104; Filler (Labor), 208; Stewart's plurality, 25,491. NOIJTH DAKOTA. B1SMA.11CK, N. D., Nov. 17. - Complete official returns show that the new Legislature will be oomposed of 53 Repubj licans, 31 Di-imicrats and 9 Indepen dent?, fivlnfr tlio Republicans a majoriI (y of 13 over all. AI.ABAMA. Montgomeky, Ala., Nov. 17. - The official vote for Governor was: Jones (Dem.), 139,912; Long (Rep.), 42,390; Couls, (Pro.), 1,385. Jones' majority, 96,137. The eight Congressmen elected A-ere Democrats. HEBRA SKA. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 18. - The official returns from the State election glve the foUowing result for Governor: Boyd (Dem.), 8U.905; Powers (Ind.), 69,321; Richards (Rep.), 68,251. Boyd's plurality, 439. OHIO. Columbus, O., Nov. ia- The official abstract of the vote at the late election shows the plurality of Ryan (Rep.) to be 10,969. The total vote was 742,972. The Oongressional delegation will stand seven Republicans and fourteen Democrats. The majority of Warwiclc over McKinley in the Sixteenth disstrict is 302