Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-11-14

Rensselaer, county, tfficial: Blaine, 1879;
Cleveland, 1914; Butk r, 686; st. John. 4l6
Seneca county, official: Blaine, $500; Cleve-
land, 3,627; Butler, 1S9; st. John, ll9.
Warren county. official: Blaine, 3577; Cleve.
land, 2,793; Butler, 189; st. john, 123. r.
The board of canvassers of Tompkins county,
adjourned until tomorrow noon.
The ca1lvass of the votes for presidential
electors in Broom and Ohenango counties waa
not completed owing to clerical errors.
| The canvass of Oneida county was adjourned
until tomorrow on account of defective return na
from the frat and fourth wards of Rome. The
county clerks returns show Blaine, 1880;
Cleveland, 1880. .ss5
Richmond county: The chairman of the board
canvassers invited the ohairmen of the county
! republican and democratic committees to
| witness the count, which was only interrupted
| by the Offering of four aft 9avits of men who
declared they voted for Butler in Smith6eld,
but believes that their votes were credited to
Cleveland.
The board of canvassers took no notice of the
8mOAV1GHs Inc OmCl8l VOG6 was OeCI6reO u
follows: Blaine, s. 1854; Cleveland 5,135.
Fulton county: Blaine, 4 4,617; Cleveland 1924.
Putnam county: Blaine, 2,Ol3; Cleveland,
l,526.
Tioga county: Blaine, 4,367; Cleveland,
3.379.
Oswego county: Blaine. s,s7e; Cleveland,
7.434.
Oat.raugus county: Blaine, 1868; Cleve.
land, 6,065. ....... -.
Westchester county: Blaine, .286; Cleve-
land, 1854. The returns from all towns ex-
eept Ossining and New Castle were canvassed
and these will not change the result.
Rookland county: Blaine, 2,57s; Cleveland.
3,697. ..,
Lewis county: Blaine. 1854; Cleveland,
SITS. f.. g...r. .T1:@
Wayne county: Blaine, 6,s4s; Cleveland
1850 =. 49,
Herkimer county: Blaine, 6, 6,1s8; Cleveland,
5,328. -'.' -,
onond.g. county: Blaine, 1892; Cleveland
1896. hi Id: ~ ..szs :. (,
The county canvassers began work on the
Erie county vote and tonight finished the presi-
destial veto without making any chanRe from
Blaine's majority Of ], 1,4so. '".. =. :,
Allegheny county: Blaine 6665; Cleveland
| 1885, ''+ = ..
Washington county: Blaine, 1887; Oleve-
land, 1922. .~ .,.
Essex county: Blaine. 1861; Cleveland
2,776.
Madison county: Blaine, 6,6O8; Cleveland,
1884.
stuben county: Blaine, 10,047; Cleveland,
5000. p
Montgomery county: Cleveland, Alb; Blaine.
5,505. -.
fulton and Hamilton counties Blaine's plu.
1ality l,047, showing no change from former
figures.
The board of canvassers of Wayne county
sent out committees to several towns t, recon-
vene the inspectors to correct local errors in
returns, but no change is expected in figures
already published.
Oayuga county: Blaine, 9,2o6; Cleveland
GOAL.
Livingston county: Blaine, 6,191; Cleveland,
4,oss;
Wyoming county: Blaine, 4,44l; Cleveland,
3l89:
Orange county: The returns Of several towns
and districts were sent back for the correction of
clerical errors. none material.
Ulster county: Some returns were sent back
to inspeotors, owing to Irregularities which do
not effect the presidency.
Otsego county: Cleveland, ,607; Blaine, 6,S7l.
r. Il :
iourned until noon tomorrow.
Chau1auqua county: Blaine, l0.670; Cleveland
6,s6l. I. -.
The official vote of Ontario county cannot be
ascertained until tomorrow, the board of can
vassers having adjourned until IL o'clock,
Monroe county: The board of supervisors
met today ~ board of csnvassers. motion to
canvass the electoral votes was lost. The point
was raised and sustained by the chairman, that
only towns where supervisors had the original
certificates of the returns signed by the inspec-
tors of election, could be totally canvassed.
Only seven ont of thirty five supervisors had
such certifcates with them, three of these towns
were canvassed and found Ill right. The board
then adjourned until tomorrow afternoon.
|
until tomorrow for corrected returns from the
! First districts Of Chatham and Oopake.
The Next House,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l.-Secretary MCPHERSON
says that according to his figures, subject TO
correction, but not likely to be changed, the
democrats will have 1888 members in the next
house, the republicans 14l, and the greenbackers
1, Weller. This gives the democrats mejority
of forty-one over all. The republicans gain
twenty two over the present representation, the
democrats lose seventeen and the greenbackers
and independents lose four.
Maud =. Ahead.
LEXINGTON, KY, NV. 1.-THE slate is
broken, and Maud g., the queen OF the turf,
has made the fastest mile on record. Time
first quarter, 1884 ;hslf mile l.04 three quarters
1857; mile 209K. z