The Portland daily press., 1884-11-14
are as follows

The above counties show changes from the
county clerks reports giving Cleveland 1880
plurality in the State as follows: Cleveland
gains three in St. Lawrence and two in Sciuy-
ler; Blaine gains one in Columbia and 80 in
Oneida; net gain for Blaine, 80. Dsducting
the net gain of two for Cleveland reported last
night leaves net gain for Blaine of 80. Should
the remaining counties show no change Cleve-
land would therefore have 1247 plurality
The vote of six assembly districts in this
city were eanvassed by the board of aldermen
today. The changes as compared with the
county clerks reports giving Cleveland 1880
plurality in the State and which give him
1926 plurality in this city, are as follows:
Cleveland loses 81 votes in the second district
and in thu third, and gains 10 in the fourth
and in the sixth; net loss, 36. In the eighth
Blaine loses 203, net gain for Cleveland in
six districts of 167.
At Mr.. Blaines Home.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 13-Mr. Blaine attended a
wedding this forenoon and took a walk in the
afternoon, There is ne knowledge here of any
change in the political situation
in New York county, SO far as the canvass has
been made, as compared with the press re-
turns sent out on election night, are as follows:
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
In the 3dlelection district Blaine gains 10 votes.
In the 10th election district Blaine loses L vote
and Cleveland loses 40.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
In the Sd election district Cleveland gains 8 votes
In the 18th election district Cleveland gains 1
vote.
In the 18th election district Cleveland loses 1
In the 18th election district Blaine gains 7S votes
and Cleveland loses 155 votes.
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
In the 10th election district Cleveland loses 2
votes.
In the 21st election district Cleveland gains 2
votes.
In the 23d election district Cleveland gains 1
vote.
In the 26th election district Blaine loses votes
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
In the 18th election district Cleveland loees 10
votes.
In the 21st election district Blaine gains vote.
The Tampany Hall committee of seven
who were appointed on the part OF the Tam
many organization TO watch the canvass of the
electoral ticket had a long conference this
morning with the chairman of the Democratic
National and State Committees. The visitors
had two objects in view. The first was to
positively deny the existence of any deal be-
tween Tammany Hall and the Republican
aldermen affecting the Presidential contest,
and ex-senator Foster, chairman of the dele
CATION, satisfied the representatives of both
committees that the Tammany supervisors
would permit no action in the board which
would lose the Democratic electoral ticket a
single vote. He further volunteered the SER
vices OF the committee to act Jointly with the
National and State representatives and to car
~ out faithfully any instructions which they
deemed would be beneficial to the National
ticket.
CANTON, N. Y, Nov 13-The board have
not completed the canvass of st. Lawrence
county owing to clerical errors in the returns
from several districts which will not affect the
result. The canvass will show the following
figures: Blaine 13,341. Cleveland 6O35, st.
John 311, Butler 20. The canvass will not be
complete before tomorrow night.
BINGHAMPToN, N. Y, Nov. 13.-The official
vote in Broome county gives Butler 1882 votes,
Cleveland $3.50, st. John 458, Butler 144.
Blsine's plurality 1402, as previously reported.
CooPERsTowN, N. Y, Nov. 13.-The Otsego
county official vote gives the Cleveland thirty
four electors 1907, one elector 1906, one elector
1905; Blaine 6971, Butler "a, st. John 432.
WATKINS, N. Y, Nov. 13.-Schuyler county
official vote gives Blaine 2616, Cleveland 2039,
st. John 154, Butler Ill.
New YORK, Nov. 13.-At D. m. all bnt
twelve of the counties of the State have re-
ported the result of their official canvass.
Those outside New York show Blaine gains
aggregating II and Blaine losses aggregating
IA and Cleveland gains of 4 net gain for
Cleveland 9. This does not include New
York and Kings counties. Presuming that
they and the remaining counties will not
change from figures last reported by their
clerks, Cleyeland's plurality in this State
will be 1889.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 13.-The total vote in
Brooklyn as officially announced was IS fol-
| lows Cleveland 69,274, Blaine 53,512, Cleye-
lands plurality 15,762
The Republican Plurality i'm Michigan,
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 13.-Forty three OF
J the eighty counties in Michigan report that the
| official count of Blaines pluralities is 13 35s
| and of the fusion pluralities 6370. The re.
| naming counties are evenly divided between
| the fusonists and Republicans, but the Re
| reported will be cut down to between 1000 and
5000. The Congressional delegation stands
| seven fusionists to four Republicans.
Kxcited State of Feelings at the Ssuih.
| Especial Despatch to the Boston Journal)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Despatches from
| the South show an excited condition of public
feeling. A despatch from North Carolina say
that the Bourbons celebrated there by shontinl
for jeff Davis. Some of the leading men o
| the South have deemed it necessary to writ,
here disavowing these demonstrations. TIL,
| stars and stripes were torn down in Richmond
The government building was stoned il
Frankfort, KY, and letters carriers were at
tackled in Baltimore. Letters have been re
| ceived here from all these places stating tha
these outrages were committed only by drunk
en- men. A Richmond letter SAYS that tha
| city will defend the American flag as loyal,
as any Northern city can, while a Democra
from Kentucky has thought it worth while Il
write that it is not the purpose of theKentuck
Democrats to assassinate the Republican office
holders or to destroy public property.
After the Post Offices Already.
FULToNvILLE, N. Y, Nov. 13.-It is state
on good authority that President-elect {?
Cleveland has already received ten applics
tions for the postmastership at Fonda, thirtee
for that at Amsterdam, and two for that a
Canojoharie, full third Of them being fror
| women.