Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-11-20
BALLOT-BOX ECHOES.
Latest Official Returns from the
Fail Elections.
A List of the Successful Candidates for
Congress in Several States - The
Certified Figures from a Num-
Der Of States.
IOWA.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 13-Complete
official returns elect the entire Repub-
lican State ticket, including Luke for
Railroad Commissioner. The vote was
as follows:
Secretary OF State Mcfarland. 1861:
/ Chamberlin. 1921. McFarland's plurality
! $500 Auditor-Lyon's plurality. 2 500 Treas
/ urer-Beeson's plurality. 1888 Attorney Gen
/ eral-Stones plurality, 3,779 Justice Of the
| Supreme Court-ROthrock's plurality 20l
| Clerk Of the Supreme Court-Prays plurality
/ S0i7. Reporter Of the Supreme Court-Ray
mond's plurality, 3,448 Railway Commissioner
-Lu' es plurality, about $50.
INDIANA.
lNDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Nov. 15.-The
official returns of the Indiana election
we're finally received by the Secretary
Of State Friday, and the Democratic
| pluralities as they go on
record officially are as fol-
lows: Trusler, Secretary of State,
1850; Henderson, Auditor, 2O.6lO;
Gall, Treasurer, 20. sol; Mitchell, Judge
of the Supreme Court, 2l,252; Smith,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 90, 226; Sweeney.
Clerk of the Supreme Court, 90, 4S9;
Worries, superintendent of Public In
struction, 20,sl4; Peelle Statistician,
20, s73.
ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD H., Nov. 15-Oficial
returns have now been received by the
Secretary Of State from all the counties
except Cook. As tabulated these give
the vote on the State ticket as follows:
For State Recommendation, 253. 827:
Amberg, $50 $40. Wilson's majority
outside of Cook County is 3,OS7.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion-Raab 262, ZOO: Edwards, 243. 723:
Raab's majority outside Of Cook County,
1877.
MICHIGAN.
MUsKEGoN, Mich. Nov. 1.-THE OH.
cial canvass of votes cast in the Ninth
Congressional district, completed Thurs
day afternoon, shows the election of Fl.
Ii. Wheeler Dem J, to Congress in
place of Il. NJ Cutcheon (Rep), as pre-
viously reported Wheeler's plurality
is AS.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. IA. - The
next General Assembly stands on joint
ballot 104 Democrats, IS Republicans,
divided as follows: Senate, 25 Demo
Gratis, Republicans; House, 10 Demo
Gratis, 20 Republicans. There are IL AL
lance Democrats in the Senate and 80
in the House.
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov 1.-THE COM
plete official returns of the late election
show the following total vote for State
officers: For Pattison Dem
464, 2O9; Delamater (Rep.), 447,655; Gill
PRO-, 10, los; Rynder Labor. 224; Pat
tison's plurality, 16, 554. Lieutenant
Governor-Watres (Repl 467, 37i;
Black (Dem.l, AS, o06; Hyatt pro- J,
17,04s; Watkins Labor, 1902; Watres'
plurality, %, 800. Secretary Of State
Stewart tRep.), 46s 900; Barclay (Dem.),
44S, AIS; Dunn tPro.), II, Filler
(Labor), 26S; Stewards plurality. u.s.
49l.
NORTH DAKOTA
BISMARCK, y. d., Nov. Incomplete
official returns show that the new Leg
islature will be composed Of IS Repub-
licans, 81 Democrats and Q Indepen-
dents, giving the Republicans MAORI
ty of Is over all
ALABAMA
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. I7.-The off,
cial vote for Governor was: Jones
(Dem.l, 1879, 912; Long (Rep.), AZ, 800;
Couls, tPro.). /, 3S5. Jones' majority,
90, 1877. The eight Congressman elected
were Democrats.