The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-12

CduFdSseTS having ADJOURNED unLu IL
o'clock.
Monroe County: The board of supervis-
ors met to-day as board of canvassers
electoral votes was first lost.
The point was raised, and sus-
tanned by the chairman, that only the
towns whose supervisors had the orig
inal certificates of the returns signed by
the inspector of election could be legally
canvassed. Only seven out of the thirty
with them. Three of these towns were
canvasSed and found all right. The
board then adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon.
The supervisors of Columbia County
adjourned until tomorrow for corrected
returns from the first districts, Chatham
and Copake.
Chautauqua County: Blaine, 1850;
Cleveland, 1851; Butler, 431; st. John.
$40.
Cayuga County: Blaine, 9,2O6; CleYe-
land, 6,041; Butler, 421; st. John, sol.
Livingston County; Blaine, 5,191 !;
Cleveland, 4,039; Butler, 11S; st. John,
375.
Schenectady County: The electoral
returns from nine election districts were
without tickets attached, and were sent
back for correction. The board meets
again tomorrow.
The canvass of Duchess County is half
completed. The returns from several
towns were sent back to have clerical
errors corrected.
Wyoming County: Blaine, 4,441 !;
Cleveland, 3,189; Butler, So; st. John,
483.
Orange County: The returns from
several towns and districts were sent
back for correction of clerical errors /;
none material.
Ulster County: Some returns were
sent back to the inspectors, owing to ir
Irregularities which do not affect the
Presidency. Democrats and Repub-
licans were represented by counsel.
Otsego County: Clevelond, 1907;
Blaine, 6,871; Butler, "a; st. John, 432.
Niagara County: Blaine, 5,875; Cleve-
land, 6,193.
Queens County: The supervisors sent
back the returns from nine districts to
the inspectors; in each case the inspec-
tors had failed to give the total number
of votes cast. When the returns for
the First District, First Ward of Long
Island City. were presented, the conn
sci questioned their validity, claiming
that they were not signed by the prop
erly qualified inspectors. He said he
had been told that Heany, chairman of
the board of inspectors, had left the
polling place, had received no ballots,
and had been present when they were
cast and counted, and that another per
son had taken his place and signed
the returns without being duly quail
fed. Supervisor Mclaughlin suggested
that the objections of counsel were IN
terfering with the work of the board,
and moved that the canvass proceed.
This course was adopted, and no fur
ther notice was taken of cOunsel'S OBJ
lection. Counsel also claimed that the
vote of NeWtOWn was in excess of the
registry, but, upon inspection of the re-
gistry books, it was discovered that it
was several hundreds less. 1t is now
almost certain that there will be no
change in the figures as already pub
lished, showing Cleyeland'S majority to
be l ,922. The board reconveneS at 8
a. m. tomorrow, and expects to COM
plete the canvass OF the electoral vote
before noon.
Richmond County: The chairman of
the board of canvassers invited the
Democratic committees to witness the
count, which was only inter
rupted by offering four affidavits
of men who declared that they
voted for Butler in Smithfeld,
but believed their votes were credited to
Cleveland. The board of canvassers
took no notice of the afidavits The
official vote was declared as follows:
Blaine, 3, 1874; Cleveland, 5,135; Butler,
70; st. John. 80.
Fulton County: Blaine, 4,617; Cleve-
land, 1924; Butler. So; st. John, 227.
Hamilton County: Blaine, 521;
567; Butler, 8; st. John, 81.
ALBANY, November II. The sub
committee of the board of county can
met this morning, when the
twelfth ward matter was considered. /
The vote on Presidential electors will
be officially announced tomorrow.
There will be no change, as far as
known. The plurality for Cleveland is
$50.
BUFFALO, November 1.-THE COurier'S
special from Batavia says the board of
of Genessee. County found
several technical errors, sent the returns
back for correction, and adjourned till
tomorrow 1t is not thought the errors
mentioned will make any difference in
he majority first given for Blaine.
The Niagara County board of super
y;sors adjourned without making
declaration, owing to Irregularities.
The figures given Blaine and Cleveland
will doubtless stand.
ITHACA, November 1.-THE board of
OF Tompkins County ad
jOurned until tomorrow noon.
BINGHAMPToN, November 1.-THE
canvass of votes for the Presidential
electors of Broome and Chenango
counties is not yet completed, owing to
clerical errors.
UTICA, n. Y, November 1.-THE
canvass of Oneida County was ad-
iourned until to-morroS, on account of
defective returns from the first and
fourth wards of Rome The errors are
simply clerical. The county clerks re-
turns show Blaine 1880, Cleveland
$500, Butler 1S9, st. John sci. blanks 3.
French Grape Brandy, distilled Elk
tract OF Water Pepper or Smart Weed,
Jamaica Ginger and CamphOr Water,
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