The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-20
NEWS CONDENSED.
jncise Record OF the Week.
THE PRESIDENCY.

tus bhI$bDb@INs
nsnssing the Oficia, Vote In New York.
/ dispatch from New York city, early on tho
tning ~ the lath Inst. gives the following
aft " tho official canvass OF the votes by
anty boards III the state up To that hour:
III To this hour the result Of the ballot for
esidental electors haR been declared IN thirty
&C. ~ the sixty counties Ut this state Tho
tf pfayluna reports Of County Clerks showed
Democratic plurality OF f.2su To-day = can
~ shows q net Loss 10 Blaine OF fonr
tes The remaining twenty. seven counties,
I'LL two exceptions. reported progress, and
Ill Tor ths most par report the result OF their
antaas io.mnfrn" To-day reports speak ~
~. -niatitirs IN fotm, No mention IL made OF
any serious discrepancy In the count. The
several counties which did not to-day complete
her official canvass reported There was no rea-
anh - - iesc TINT. when completed. the fi1ures
would show any change from those already
The canvassea returns received bs the Dem
oerattc state Committee from tweniy-fonr
counties Indicated 4 change Of six votes In
favor Ut II aine. against sixty IN Lislnss'on' in
fassr ~ Cleveland No returns had boon re-
rgiscd by the Republican National Committee
nj the Victoria Hotel. and Chairman Draper, of
The Republican state Executive COMMITTEE.
could not b. found
Gen John N. knapp, staiwart Republican
from Auburn, said he believed the OH ial can-
vas. would make M material change in tho
published returns !, there l. any hitch. said
u In TIL country the reopl" know twenty -four
Ionfs after the closing Of the rolls what the
fesnlt l.. think II IL u sure thing
The Official canvass ~ the Kings County
lizard ut Supervisors returns IN six wards ex-
amined to-day. beg ming with the First,
showed Cleveland to have is.22a votes aad
10 Il Kelly. u Tammsny Hall, aid to- night
there + no polite 4 significance In the election
Of Al celuan Wa te, Republican. as President of
TIL Ruard Vt supervisor by the votes o. Tam
many Aid rmea Mr. Kelly aids: Waite has
often Voted with Tammany Democrats in the
boari AMI the latter have only corrrsrondra
8lsEtt 1IiF ffYAv
ef election. kelly declares the Tammans Al
acrnen will Natch the count OF the electoral
vote A. Il cat watches a mouse.
Roscoe tenkling has been retained hs the
Democratic National committee to act In any
proceedings tn I may atise In relation TO the
Wam rias h ,a or ha a.f
A New York dispatch o. the 18th inst. sa,..
a eh9nge favorable 70 Blaine OF 2a3 votes in thu
ses 1T NTH lie ton District Of the Second
Assembly District, AZ against the returns pub
nshe "Wednesday morning was made by the
Board Of Canvas sers Of this county to-day: bnt
Oh careful comparisons Of the police and press
returns IL was found that the difference will be
made M III districts 10 he ranvassed.
= light more counties in the State In addition
70 the torls-one already reported completed
their official canvass OF the yot, for Presidential
o. tors TO-DAY. The counties besides New
w X and kings hat have not finished the count
are hreo;.e. ,enmnia, franklin, Greene Mon,
Sullivan. Dispatches have been received
from all these counties saving that the
oftcial count is not likely TO vary from
the figures already published in tho San. The
delay in making the footings in the counties
named IL caused hs the failures OF roll clerks To
make their reports in legal form. The accuracy
OF the flnfalfttcs Is not que STONED tn
changes from the reported figures I'm the eight
Counties that made returns to-day little more
than offset til. apparent gains for Cleveland
that were reported in torty~one counties on
TUESDAY. and put his plurality back to l.aaa.
Tie variation iron these figures. ii any il
maa.: will la caused by changes In New York
and Kings
Til teal tight II expected to he made in this
city. The total number ot Votes which MIR.
George bliss, "a counsel Tor the Republicans,
expects TO tax" exception q. in some form or
other, amount to t,Aa. About one~ihiri of
these. IL L. claimed, ase aetc tive or blank bal
lots, and the rest are Butler, 81. John AMI other
votes. whteh were misconnted, excluded ar 9TH
eFwt%a added In swell the Cleveland vote"
New York dispatch 81 the 18th reports rs
follows, Official returns have leen received
from every county ~ the state excelt New York.
Taking the generally accepted figures for New
York .&,2!s plurality for 1leveland,. Cley, land
plurality IN the ate II .a65, Up 10 this even
m eight ai Thy twenty -four Assembly Dis
sassea The canvass 40 far completed in New
York County shows no apnreclahie change in
the figures at iirst reported in the press. Nari-
Gus rnnors got into circulation during the day
that ain were shown on one side or the
other, but they we've found 10 he entirely
without foundation. The Iaayasslng Board in
New York civ has heretofore proceeded at
the rate OF four Assembly districts aay
Snoa Il IL continue nj this rate ii will require
four moro working DAYS To complete the
canvass. MI the counties in the State have
been officially canyassca except six. These
slS include New York aud Kings Counties,
Moasae III which Rochester is situated. and
Isle. III With tue city OF Buffalo II located,
Tn Kings toan.s canvass OF the electoral ticket
MaS completed at room. Tie board resume
then work this morning en- the Twenty third
Nard, and in the canvass Of the remaining
wards ana eonnirF towns no change
, n 'As The T ,ss vote sr',as s sx.,n
sssfs: Rlaine. a.aa: tlesclands majority,
is.sss All evidences OF the unprecedented eS-
eitenent. which prevailed at the various politi-
cal headquarters onls week ago. have aisap.
usare,l. Nearly AL tho members of the Repnh-
ltean National aud state Committees have gone
10 tn II homes, AMI the Democratic committees
I,rs
A New York dispatch If Nov Ii says; Tn,
canNa>Sta- at the vote gocs on in New Nark
without ,Neitla. much attention from the mem.
h.fs ~ either Of the National Committees. In
tsst. thu work Il now nearly completed. and
the Cnauges have lcen So sltgat on either sid,
tat u h well nigh fogegone conclusion thu,
there Will b. no material change in the H.
nn'~ already made known, The election laws In
New YORK have undergone hv ae means un.
iml ertaat test within the rast few days, In
all the state neither party can point To &
single fraud en- the fac' ot the returns
All the counties IN the state have sent in
n " e.ass rcrort, eseeisins New York,
the rlaralasses of those three counties iron,
VII was reported by their County Clerks gfs,
hs9ore the canvass ri their returns -an, Clese.
iaais rtur lily IN TIE state will he i.a6S Ths
NltS->cven sannti"s Viii Ia have reported show
gains for Cleveland al - losses tor Cleveland U.
a. gains tor Blaine al II. an losses for Blaine al
Il, The canvass Of New York county tor six
districts alratv reported is as follows
t1esel nds Gains, ~ IieNelaads tos <eS, isn;
II Al 1e~ gains, 10 hlasac'~ lrS~e~. ti; nc. gain
To- Rlaia !, lNH. This dues mot include tie alf-
fsr - already noted ia the incomplctca cag-
VS. vf the Etr~t ami seventh Assembly bis.
Il cts, Hor ar the changes ia New York County
incl led In the atemeat III thu vote which
puts I.evcsana*s plurality mt lass