The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-12
TTHE RETURNS.
Canvassing the Vote in the
Empire State.
OTHER MATTERS OF MOMENT.
.faua 6. and Her Record-COast News
Notes-A So, 100000 Suit
Voorhees, Majority.
Gstting the Correct Figures from New
York.

GettinE the correct lsS UrSS irOtn nov
York.
NEW YORK, November 11.-To-day a
noon the board of Aldermen we're sWorr
in as a board of county canvassers
Charles B. Waite, Republican, wa!
elected chairman. The board room wa!
filed with lawyers, interested in the
count, and spectators. Among the law
vers present representing the Republi
can National and State committees
we're VIM. NJ. EYartS, Col. Geo. Bliss
Robert Sewel. Clarence a. Seward anC
YIN. Allen Butler. The Democratic
National and State committees wer'
represented by Gen. Francis G. Barlow
Franklin Bartlett, Aaron j. VanderpOol
Charles P Miller, Francis NJ. Scott
Francis l.. Stetson, Edward +. BacoI
and James G. Carter,
A resolution was offered that none
but those having business with the
board, should be allowed to remain II
the room during its sessions. This wa:
aid on the table. The requisite com
mitteeS were appointed on protests, su
perYising of returns, etc. VIM. P. Kirk
(Tammany,) read a protest against any
votes being counted that were cast fol
Wm. r. Grace, for mayor. on the
ground that it had been publicly and
semi-Officially asserted, and was be-
Geyed by many people that Grace was
not naturalized citizen. This matter
vas referred to the committee on pro-
tests. The board then adjourned until
tomorrow.
Kings County board of canvassers
met to-day. a number of citizens were
present, as also counsel representing the
Republican and Democratic National
and State committees. John G.. Nc
Kane was elected chairman and the
usual committees were appointed, after
which the board went to work on the
canvass
The Queens County board of can
Vassers also organized to-day and will
probably complete its electoral votes
this afternoon.
The board of canyasSers of Suffolk
county also got to work to-day on the
vote within their jurisdiction. Lawyers
are present representing both the Re
publican and Democratic parties in
Queens and Suffolk counties, to see
there is a fair canvass.
SCHoHARIR, November 1.-THE
Official canvass of the vote in Schoharie
County gives the following figures
Blaine, 3,472; Cleveland, $3.50; Butler,
81; st. John, 173.
BALLsToN, November u.-Saratoga
County, official canvass: Blaine, $50 (;
Cleveland, 5,846i Butler, 81; st. John,
425.
ROCHESTER,, November n.-Yates
County, official: Blaine, 3,191; Cleve-
land, 1918; Butler, 100; st. John, 200.
ALBANY, November 11.-Orleans
County, official: Blaine, SO electors,
1891; Cleveland, 2,90S; Butler, IS; St
John, $50.
LOCKPoRT, November u.-Niagara
County official will be: Blaine electors
each, $3.50; Cleveland, each, 6,193.
owing to a clerical error in the returns
the board adjourned until tomorrow.
COOPERsTOWE, November 1.-THE
board of canvassers of OtSegO County
assembled here to-day, but finding errors
ID the returns, adjourned until to-mOr-
low afternoon.
ROCHESTER, November 1.-THE board
Of canVaSsers of Livingston County met
O-day, but finding errors in some of the
returns, sent them back for correction
and adjourned until tomorrow. The
chairman of the board authorizes the
statement that BlRine'S plurality in the
county is l, l52.
SCHENECTADY, November 11.-Super-
ylsorS give the official vote of Schenec-
lady County: Blaine, $3.50; Cleveland.
2g17; st. Jehn, 106; Butler, Al.
PLATTsBURG, November u.-Clinton
county, official: Blaine, 1913; CIeve-
land, 5,151; Butler, 10; st. John, So.
Troy, November Ii. = Rensselaer,
County, official: Blaine, 13, 759; Cleve-
land, 13 Ala; Butler, 686; st. John, 41G.
WATERLOO, November IL. - Seneca
County, official: Blaine, 1900; Cleve-
land, 1927; Butler, So; st. John, 119.
CALDWELL, November IL = Warren
County, official: Blaine, 1871; Cleve-
land, 2,793; Butler, 179; st. John, 123.
Putnam County: Blaine, 2,103; Cleve-
and, l,526; Butler 4; st. John, 80.
Iioga County: Blaine, 1857; Cleye-
and. 1879; Butler, 204; st. John, 401.
OswegO County: Blaine, 1916; Cleve-
and, 434; Butler, 265; st. John, $50.
,C attaraugUs County: Blaine, Z 1853;
SS5ieeyeland, 6,065; Butler, 80, st. John,
., WeStchester County: Blaine, 1926;
Cl5,eeyeland, 1884; Butler, 255; ST. John,
o. The returns from all towns, except
Ossinning and Newcastle, have been
ssnyassed. These will not change the
ROclland County: Blaine. 1852;
C,55eeyeland, 1857; Butler, Is; st. John,
Lewis County: Blaine, 1854; Cleve-
and, 3,778; Butler. IA ST. John, ia.
Wayne County: Blaine, 6,S43; Cleve-
ana, 1870, Butler, 46S; st. John, 433.
"a, HerGmer County Blaine, 6,13S;
Ss55eeveland, 1928; Butler, So; st. John,
,Onondaga County: Blaine, 1892;
Cleveland, 1876; Butler, 90; st. John,
p, Allegany County Blaine, 6,G6S;
GSaseeVeland, 1856: Butler, 1876; st. John,
p, Washington County: Blaine. 1887;
S555ssVeland, 4,222; Butler, 115; st. John,
Essex County: Blaine, 4,55I; CIeve-
ana no, 22.176; Butler, 81 st. John, IS.
MADISON County: Blaine, 6.6OS; Cleye-
'a RG' 1854; Butler. IS; st. John, 529.
Montgomery County: Blaine, 5,50j;
'ieeYeland, 5,41S; Butler AS st. John, ia.
a, otneben County: Blaine, 10,047;
W 5s.'eiand, $3.50; Butler, 587; st, John,
faiton and Hamilton Counties: