The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-15
THE ELECTIONS.
The Result Depending on the
Vote of New York.
The Ofcial Canvass Progressing Under
Close scrutiny by Both PARTIES
The Outcome In the Other
states.
THE VERY LATEST.

a Board of County CanvasSerS. Charles b.
Waite Republican, was elected Chairman.
The Board room was filled with lawyers
and spectators Interested in the count
Among the lawyers present, representing
the Republican National and State Com
mittees were William NJ. Evarts,
Colonel George Bliss, Robert Sewell, Clar-
ence A. Seward and William Allen Butler.
The Democratic National and State Com
mitteeS were represented by General Fran
els c. Barlow, Franklin Bartlett, Aaron j.
VandeIpOol, Charles p. Miller Francis NJ.
Scott. Francis l.. Stetson, Edward Il. Bacon
and James &. Carter. During the session
resolution was offered that none but
those having business with the Board should
be allowed to remain IN the room during
its session. This was laid on the table,
The requisite committees We're appointed on
protests, supervising of returns, ETC., after
which the Board adjourned,
The Democratic National Committee has
issued n call to those Interested In the
success of Cleveland and Hendricks, for
money with which to defray the extraordi-
nary unexpected expenses occasioned by
the threatened dispute of the Electoral
vote OF the State of New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. l3.-The actual call
vass of the vote cast in New York City was
begun yesterday at 10 % a. IN. The most I'M
portant change discovered was in the re-
turns as canyassed in the Second Assembly
District which makes the vote for the Repub-
lican Electoral ticket ,, 1870, and for the Demo-
cratic ticket 5, 260, which is gain of four for
Cleveland AS compared with the sealed re-
turns sent to the Bureau of Elections The
Associated Press gave the Republican tick
ct 2,052 and the Democratic ticket $500.
This is gain for the Republican ticket Of
~ votes and loss for the Democratic tick
ct of lSl-making difference of 200 in
favor of the Republican ticket.
The official returns have been received
from forty-six counties of this State, leav-
ing fifteen yet unreported. The figures so
far do not show gains on either side suf-
ficient to materially change the result as
heretofore published.
IN OTHER STATES.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2.-The efficial
returns from all counties of the State ex-
cept Sullivan, which is estimated at $50
plurality for Cleveland, give Blaine a
plurality of sO,533. The Republicans
will have majority of IL in the Senate
and 81 in the House. The next Con-
gressiOnal delegation is 20 Republicans and
8 Democrats. The Republicans gain 4.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. l2.-The official
returns at the Secretary of States office
show that the Republican candidates for
State Secretary, Treasurer and Comptroller
have prralities over the Democratic candi-
dates of about 1875 each. Waller, Demo
crat, for Governor, was the only one on the
ticket getting plurality. The Legislature
will have the choosing of the entire State
ticket The Legislature is Republican.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. l2.-Ofiicial returns
from 81 out of the 81 counties gives Blaine
III, 400; Cleveland, 70, 906; Butler, II ,46S;
ST. John, 3, 1854; Blaine's pluralities, 5O,494.
Martin, Republican, for Governor, has a
plurality in the counties enumerated of %,
0S3, and the remainder of the State ticket
46, 1872 1t is estimated that the full re-
turns will give Blaine about 10000 plural
ity.
MINIATURES, Wis, Nov. 12.- Official
and semi-ot1icial returns from As out Of the
G6 counties in this State show Republican
gains of 1860 and Democratic gains of 49,
1888 giving net Democratic gain OF ll,21g
over the vote cast for Hancock.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. l2.-TWenty out OF
eighty counties report Oh the vote for elect
ors-Blaine pluralities, 1854; Fusion plural
tiles, LEST Blaine's net plurality in the
twenty counties, 4, 700. The counties not
heard from will not materially change the
figures sent heretofore. The full figures
will not be in for few days. In many
counties the canvass is postponed.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. l2.--The Official
returns have been received from all the
counties in the State except Cook. Taking
a close estimate OF the figures in that county,
the result in the State is: Blaine, 337, ATS;
Cleveland, 3J2, 249; Butler, II ,406; ST. John,
1881; Blaine's plurality, Psi
The following is the vote cast at the late
election for all the candidates for Governor
Cook County unofficial: Oglesby, 334, 1853;
Harrison, 319, 429; Harper, 10,057; Hobbs,
SILT; Oglesby's plurality, l4,924.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill.,, Nov. 12.-The returns
of the clerks from all except twenty-one
counties of Illinois, to the Secretary OF State
show that the appropriation of 1851, 712. so
to complete the State House has received q
popular aiority and is therefore carried, as
is likewise the proposed amendment to give
the Governor the power to veto separate
items of appropriation bills without nullfy-
ing the entire bill.
INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 12.-Gray's plurality
over Calkins, for Governor, estimating the
votes of Dubois and Warrick Counties is
1867. Rice's plurality over Carr, fol
Auditor, is 7,345. Coopers plurality over
Shel, for Treasurer, will probably exceed
10000
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 13.-Official re-
turns received by the Secretary of State give
the following as the result of the vote in
this State: Blaine, a, 1856; Cleveland, 49,,
1876; St. John, 1873; Butler, $50; Blaine''
plurality, 1000; Blaine's majority, 1,S75
Currier Republican, for Governor, has 8
majority over all of 49S.
JACKSON, Miss, Now l3.-The Qficia
vote in this State for Presidential Elector,
is as follows: Cleveland, 7s,457; Blaine
A., IA; Cleyeland's plurality, 1855.
ST. LOUIS, Nov l3.-'The official re
turns from 1O4 counties, including St Louis
give Cleveland 221, 300; fusion Electors,
900 O35; st. John, 1,441; Clevelands ply
rslity, Al. 265. Majority over all, 80, S24
Marmaduke Dem.) }, for Governor, POS, $50
Ford FUSION, 1874 pa; Brooks (Pro.)
s,7s5; Marmaduke's plurality, 1880; ma
jority over all, l,526. Ten counties are still
TO hear from.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. l3.-The Official
vote of Delaware is as follows: Cleveland