The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-11-13

ing four affidaYltS OF men who declar'
ed they voted for Butler in Smithfield
but believed their vote was credited
to Cleveland. The board of canvass
sTs took no notice of the affidavits.
The official vote was declared as fol
lows: Blaine, 3,l64; Cleveland, 5,13o;
Butler, 75; St. John, 80.
Essex.
Blaine. 4.551; Cleveland, 2,776; But
Ter, 81; st. John, 65.
Madison.
Blaine, 6,6OS; Cleveland, 1854; But
Ter, S.; st. John, 529.
Montgomery
Cleveland. SAB; Blaine, 5,5O5; But
Ter, 48; st. John, 1S4.
Steuben.
Blaine, 1O.O47; Cleveland, $3.50;
Butler, 5S7; st. John. 904.
Fulton and Hamilton.
Blaine's plurality, LOAF; showing no
change from former figures.
Chattaquua.
Blaine, 10,67O; Cleveland, 1851; But
Ter, 431; st. John, $40.
Cayuga.
Blaine, 9,206; Cleveland, GOAL; But
Ter, 421; st. John, 59I.
Putnam.
Blaine, 2,103; Cleveland, 1926; But
Ter, 4; st. John, 49,
TIoga.
Blaine. 1857; Cleveland, 1879; But.
ler, 204; st. John, 401.
Cattaraugus.
Blaine, 1853; Clevelsud, 6,Of5; But
Ter, 372; st. John, $50.
We stchester.
Blaine, II ,2S6; Cleveland, 1924; But
Ter, 255; st. john, 437. Returns of all
towns except Ossing and New Castle,
canvassed. These will not change the
result.
Blaine, 1888; Cleveland, 1897; But
Ter, %; st. John, 123.
Livingston.
Blaine, 5,191; Cleveland, 4,039; But
Ter, 118; st. John, 375.
Schnectady.
Blaine, 1850; Cleveland, 1877; But
Ter, Al; st. John, 106. The electoral
returns from nine election districts
were without tickets attached, and
were sent back for correction. The
board meets again to morrow.
Duchess.
The canvass of Duchess county is
half completed. Returns from several
towns were sent back to have clerical
errors corrected.
Columbia
The supervisors of Columbia county
until tomorrow, for cor
rected returns from the districts of
Chairman and Capaky.
Wyoming.
Blaine, 4,441; Cleveland, 3,189; But
ler, SO; st. John, 483.
Orange.
The returns of several towns and
districts were sent back for correction
of clerical errors; none material.
Ulster.
Some returns were sent back to in
spectors owing to irregularities
which do not effect the presidential
status. The democrats and republi-
cans are represented by counsel.
Otsego.
Blaine, 6,871; Cleveland, 1907; But
ler, "a; st. John 432.
Hamilton.
Blaine, 521; Cleveland, 567; Butler,
3; st. John, Fl
Blaine, 4.617; Cleveland, 1924; But
Ter, 38; st. John, 227.
Queens,
The super gisors sent back the re-
turns of nine districts to the inspect
ors. In each case the inspectors fail
ed to give the total number of votes
cast. When the returns from the first
district of tie first ward Of Long
Island City were presented, counsel
FOR the republican stat committee
their validity, claiming
they were not sign | by the
properly qualified Inspector. He
said he had been told that
the chairman of the board of inspectors
left the polling place; he had received
no ballot, and, had not been present
when they were counted, and that an
other person had token his place and
signed the returns, without being a
dnly qualified super visor. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin suggested the objections Of
counsel were interfering with the
work of the board, and moved tn
canvass proceed. This course was
adopted, and no further notice was
taken of the counsenS objeC-
ton. Counsel also claimfd
the vote of Newtown was IN
excess of the registry, but upon in
spection of the registry looks it was
that it was several hundred less. 1t
cow almost certain there will be no
change IN the figures as already pub
lished. showing Cieveland's majority
to be 1922. The board reconvenes at
8 a. m, tomorrow, and expects to COM
plete the canvass Of the electoral vote
before noon.