Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-13
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
Continued rrom rirs, rage.

Continued rom Eir6t Rage.
ceedlng short distance that the Dem
ocratic electoral ticket was not properly
filled in aud that there were clerical
discrepancies or omissions, and on mo-
ton the whole district was referred 10
the committee on corrected returns.
Their last Faint Hope is False.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-The Mail
and Express this afternoon says;
The official canvass of the vote in
this state Is In progress to-day. Few
changes were made yesterday. II Is
now generally conceded that the vote
Of the counties above Harlem bridge
cannot be changed 70 affect Cleveland's
plurality. An accidental error may
entirely wipe out the plurality, and on
this alone are based the hopes OF the
Of the co counties had been
heard from officially. They
give q net gain OF 80 for Cleveland,
leaving his plurality at l125, according
10 the claims Of the Democrats This
practically ends all probability OF any
serious increase OF Blaine's maiorities
In the rural counties though II IL fair
to bear In mind that where gains are
expected the canvass Is delayed. The
real fight Is in this city, and Republi.
can hopes were greatly dRmpened
when Elihu r OF announced yesterday
that he found the majority to be 49,
26l, wipiug out the gain of
i26 votes announced Saturday.
The total number oivOtes upon which
George Bliss intends to take eNcep-
lions 10 In the Informal count already
had Is about four thousand. About
one-third of these are defective or
blank ballots and the rest are Butler
and st. Join votes which we're mis-
counted, EXCLUDED or otherwise aided
to swell the Cleveland vote.
Republican Net Gaia Of -Four.
New YORK, Nov. l2.--Only thirty
nine counties have reported the ON
clal vote up 10 3 p. m.
In Jefferson county Blaine gains
eight. Blaine's total gains IN thirty
nine counties are eleven votes. His
total losses seven All the Cleveland
pluralities have remained unchanged.
Blaine's net gain so far in the can
vass has been four votes.
Three Hanks.
UTICA, n. ". Nov. - Tho board
OF canvH.ser8 OF Oneida county adj
iourned yesterday until this evening
on account OF defective returns. The
errors were clerical. The county clerk
states that the figures will be as fol-
lows: Blaine, 10, $50; Cleveland, n, $40;
Butler, $50; st. John, SOL: blank 3.
Cortland county gives Blaine tnir-
ty-four electors 1912; one elector 4Oil;
one elector, 4043. Cleveland: thirty
four electors 277l; two electors 2773;
Butler ll2; st. John 375.
Fair Count BeIuC Made.
NEW YoRK, Nov. IL The official
canvass of twenty wards In Kings
county shows gain OF thirty-nine
notes for Cleveland and two for Blaine.
The board of canvassers of New York
county examined the returns of the
first three assembly districts to-
day. Few differences from the press
reports already published were dis
covered. Nothing was found that
VIII materially affect Cleveland's plu.
rality. IL is estimated that Offender.
fer may fall 100 votes behind on the
electoral ticket.
The board of trade and trausporta-
tlon adopted resolution condemning
the expressions OF an inflammatory
character In connection with the close
contest, scouting the idea OF fraud
and asserting that every citizen win
submit TO the determination of the
constituted authorities.
A ohNnge la Favor of blaine.
New YORK, Nov. ia change
favorable TO Blaine of 233 votes In the
Seventeenth election district of the
Second assembly district was made by
the board Of canvassers In this county
to-day, but ON careful comparison of
the police and press returns, Il is found
that the difference will be made up in
the districts to be cInvassed.
The Country Won't sufter Under An Hon
est Administration,
Troy, N. ", Nov. l2 Correspond.
ents and reporters cf the Troy Tele-
gram have interviewed seventy-tive
manufacturers In the largest manu-.
iacturlng towns OF Northern New
York ON the effect of politics on their
Industry. Republicans and Demo-
Gratis agreed that the election of Cleve-
land would have little effect in anv of
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